What if real change didn’t come from the top, but instead sprouted from the ground up—from the heart of our villages, from people who chose to stay and build rather than leave and chase? In this episode of The Good Sight Podcast, we sit down with Simranpreet Oberoi, Co-founder and CEO of Sanjhi Sikhiya, to explore how grassroots leadership, community ownership, and youth power are transforming education in rural Punjab.

From reimagining the role of government schools to empowering young changemakers through the Punjab Youth Leaders Program, Sanjhi Sikhiya’s work is a powerful reminder that sustainable impact often starts with quiet determination and a belief in the potential of one’s own community.

Discussion Highlights

🔹The Origin Story

🔹The Punjab Youth Leaders Program

🔹Gram Sikhiya Sabha: Education Under the Tree

🔹Turning Brain Drain into Brain Gain

🔹Vision 2035: A Dream for Punjab’s SchoolsIf your organisation is dedicated to driving positive social change, we want to hear from you.

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