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Mulam Santha – Back to the Roots-11-July-2026

🌾 Mulam Santha – Back to the Roots 🇮🇳

Mulam Santha – Back to the Roots is a unique community initiative dedicated to reviving the spirit of rural India by empowering farmers, artisans, women entrepreneurs, and local producers. More than just a marketplace, it is a platform that celebrates India’s agricultural heritage, traditional knowledge, and sustainable way of life.

Founded under the visionary leadership of Sri Krishna Reddy Garu, Founder of CSR Memorial Foundation, and with the dedicated support of Gramabharathi members, Mulam Santha has grown into a vibrant movement that connects rural producers directly with urban consumers. Their collective efforts have created meaningful livelihood opportunities while preserving India’s rich cultural and agricultural traditions.

Every month, Mulam Santha brings together natural farmers, millet producers, Khadi weavers, handicraft artisans, women’s self-help groups, and rural entrepreneurs under one roof. Visitors can explore naturally grown farm produce, traditional foods, millets, organic products, Panchagavya and Ayurvedic products, handmade crafts, eco-friendly products, indigenous seeds, Khadi garments, and much more.

Recently, Mulam Santha was recognized as a true reflection of the “Soul of Rural India,” receiving appreciation from Shri Bandaru Dattatreya. This prestigious recognition acknowledges the initiative’s outstanding contribution to promoting rural livelihoods, natural farming, sustainable development, and the “Vocal for Local” movement.

This achievement belongs to every farmer, artisan, volunteer, visitor, and supporter who has been part of this inspiring journey. A special appreciation goes to Sri Krishna Reddy Garu, Founder of CSR Memorial Foundation, and the committed Gramabharathi members, whose vision, dedication, and tireless efforts continue to make Mulam Santha a beacon of hope for rural communities.

Together, they are building a future where villages prosper, farmers receive fair opportunities, traditional artisans are celebrated, and future generations remain connected to their roots.

🌱 Mulam Santha – Back to the Roots is not just a slogan; it is a movement to preserve our heritage, empower our people, and create a sustainable future for all.

Support Local • Empower Farmers • Preserve Tradition • Celebrate Rural India+

How Much Land Does a Human Really Need? Krishna’s Timeless Message from the Gita-Judge-Vijaysen-Reddy

Hyderabad, February 17, 2026:
Human suffering largely arises from limitless desire. Reflecting on the profound question, “How much land does a human truly need?”, Justice Vijay Sen Reddy emphasized that the teachings of Lord Krishna in the Bhagavad Gita remain deeply relevant to modern society.

Addressing the philosophical message delivered by Krishna to Arjuna, Justice Sen Reddy noted that the Gita is not merely a scripture for war but a timeless guide for ethical living. He warned that unchecked greed—driven by the pursuit of land, wealth, and resources—has severely disrupted nature’s balance.

Growing Divide Between Rich and Poor

Justice Sen Reddy expressed concern over the increasing concentration of wealth in the hands of a few, while vast sections of society struggle to meet even basic needs. He stated that if human desires were limited to genuine necessities and greed were restrained, social inequality would naturally decline.

The Gita’s Message for Today

Quoting the essence of Krishna’s teachings, he said that principles such as self-control, detachment, and duty (Karma Yoga) are more relevant today than ever before. Ultimately, a human needs only a few feet of land at the end of life; everything beyond that is merely an expansion of desire.

True development, he concluded, lies in living in harmony with nature. Ignoring this wisdom, he cautioned, will leave future generations facing severe ecological and social crises.