Sanjams
Sanjams are a traditional form of public discourse and debate that originated in India, particularly in the state of Gujarat. The term "Sanjam" is derived from the Sanskrit word "Sangya," which means "assembly" or "gathering." These events are characterized by their open and inclusive nature, where individuals from diverse backgrounds come together to discuss and deliberate on various topics of public interest.
The primary objective of Sanjams is to foster a sense of community and collective decision-making. Participants
Sanjams are typically organized by local communities, non-governmental organizations, or government bodies. They can take place
One of the key features of Sanjams is their emphasis on inclusivity. They strive to include voices
Sanjams have gained popularity in recent years as a means to engage the public in the democratic