Global Exposure & Representation
A Moment to Remember:
Our girls proudly represented their region at the Swiss Embassy, engaging in powerful dialogue in the presence of the Ambassador of Switzerland to India. These beautiful memories and pictures capture more than just an event—they reflect confidence, courage, and the boundless possibilities that unfold when young voices are empowered.
Voicing Impact on a Global Stage:
Our co-founder represented Sarvamangala’s transformative work before corporate leaders and business heads from multinational corporations across countries—showcasing how empowered girls are shaping a stronger, more equitable future.
Sarvamangala in London: An Annual Tradition of Gratitude and Growth
Every year, Sarvamangala celebrates its journey, connection, impact, and possibility. Our annual ritual program brings together our cherished supporters—friends who have stood by us over the years—with new well-wishers and partners who share our vision of empowering girls through education, mentorship, and dignity.
London continues to be a meaningful chapter in Sarvamangala’s journey, reminding us that support knows no borders—and that hope, when nurtured collectively, becomes a force of real change.
Igniting Global STEM - Sisterhood
Sarvamangala Society launched its very first international exchange initiative in collaboration with the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC), this program brought together our Sarvamangala girls and academics from regions such as Mexico and the United States for a shared STEM learning experience.
Our first session kicked off on July 24th, hosted by Dr. Venkatesh Srinivasan at UMBC and Suprabha Sharma as Mentor & Speaker for a session on Women Leadership in STEM.
a long journey of global learning and sisterhood. Upon completion of the 15-week program, our girls will receive an Internship Certificate from the Centre for Advanced and Sensor Technology.
Sarvamangala in London: An Annual Tradition of Gratitude and Growth
Dear friends, Eastern Eye — a media outlet of the Asian Media Group, the largest media conglomerate covering Asia — has published an article on our work.
This is an amazing success. Every year, the Asian Media Group hosts the Asian Business Awards, a highly respected platform known throughout the United Kingdom.
All pictures in the article are with the permission of the girls and parents.
This is entirely thanks to our advisory board member Dilip Joshi and Mr Shailesh Solanki, owner of Eastern Eye.
Enjoy! ✨🌸🌈
Girls in Science: Guiding Futures
Successfully hosted a special Career Counselling Workshop for girls from STEM backgrounds, led by none other than Dr. Hemant Poudyal, former Professor and Research Unit Leader at Kyoto University.
With over 60 original research publications and a pivotal role in shaping inclusive education in Japan’s national education policy, Dr. Poudyal brought rich insights and global perspectives to our session.
Through his inspiring journey and practical guidance, the girls explored possibilities in science, research, and higher education pathways, many of which felt within reach for the first time.
At Sarvamangala Society, we believe girls and women belong in science, not just as participants, but as leaders, researchers, and change-makers. This workshop is part of our ongoing commitment to bridging gender gaps in STEM and ensuring that every girl has the opportunity to dream, discover, and do.
Bringing Swiss Excellence in Communication to Sarvamangala
A leading state-run media outlet recently featured Sarvamangala Society for empowering girls in rural Sikkim through education, mentorship, and health support.
The article praised its grassroots model and local leadership, calling it a powerful example of community-driven change and inclusive development.
In collaboration with Michael Waelti
In collaboration with Michael Waelti, we offer regular body-language and communications training session. Michael Waelti is a Swiss consultant and Rhetorics coach who professionally trains employees of the government of Switzerland in body language, communication, and presentation skills.
What makes this even more special is that the same high-level program that is offered to employees of the government of Switzerland is now offered to our Sarvamangala girls at no cost.