Sabina Samad

Sabina Samad
Born	20 March 1983, India
Nationality	Indian
Profession	Social Activist, Political Leader
Education	B.A., Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, Delhi University
Alma Mater	Jamia Millia Islamia (Pursuing M.A. in History)
Party	Indian National Congress
Known For	Social work, Tribal development, Women empowerment
Years Active	2008–present

Sabina Samad is an Indian social activist, political leader, and founder of the non-profit organization Touching Souls, widely recognized for her grassroots work in the areas of tribal development, women empowerment, education, health, and the rights of marginalized communities across India. With over a decade of dedicated service, she has emerged as a dynamic figure in the field of social welfare and public service.

Early Life and Education

Sabina Samad completed her Bachelor of Arts from Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, Delhi University (2003–2006). She is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in History from Jamia Millia Islamia University (since 2019). She completed her schooling from Manav Bharti School, New Delhi.

Career and Social Work

Sabina began her journey in social service in 2008, engaging with communities in Delhi and NCR to organize awareness campaigns and social upliftment programs. Her commitment to public welfare led her to work closely with organizations like Nirmal Jyoti Orphanage and the National Association for the Blind, where she organized skill-building workshops, survival training, and music festivals. Between 2008 and 2013, she collaborated with prominent leaders such as Prof. Dr. Kiran Walia and contributed to HIV/AIDS awareness programs under the guidance of Mr. Oscar Fernandes. She also organized flag hoisting events on Independence Day for minority organizations, attended by senior leaders like Mr. Salman Khurshid.

Political Career

Sabina has played an active role in Indian politics. She formerly served as Secretary, All India Mahila Congress (AIMC) and was the in-charge of the NGO Cell. She worked at the national level within the Indian National Congress, coordinating major events and liaising with international delegations and diplomatic missions. In 2020, she contested as an MLA candidate from Kapu Assembly Constituency in Udupi District on the Janata Dal (Secular) ticket, advocating for the rights of underprivileged communities and aiming to bridge the gap between policy and grassroots realities.

Founder – Touching Souls

In her pursuit to institutionalize her efforts, Sabina founded Touching Souls, a non-profit organization that works extensively with underprivileged communities, particularly tribal groups, orphaned children, and the differently-abled. The organization focuses on:

• Skill development workshops

• Educational empowerment
• Health and sanitation drives
• Livelihood creation
• Cultural integration through arts and sports

International Engagements and Recognition

Sabina has cultivated strong relationships with international leaders, diplomats, and social activists worldwide. She has represented India on global platforms such as:

• Ethnosport Festival in Istanbul and Antalya, Turkey (2018, 2020)

• International Conference on Jawaharlal Nehru's 125th Birth Anniversary, New Delhi (2014)
• International Seminar on Indira Gandhi: Shaping the Indian Economy, New Delhi (2016)

As Liaison Officer during the 84th Plenary Session of the Indian National Congress (2018), she played a key role in coordinating foreign delegations, including the Malaysia delegation.

Major Events Organized

• National Tribal Sports Meet and Conclaves in Ooty (2018) and Delhi (2018)
• Charity events promoting local theatre, music, and handicrafts in Delhi
• Vocational training camps for Mewat women and youth
• Flagship awareness programs on health, HIV/AIDS, education, and sanitation

Vision and Mission

Sabina’s vision is to foster harmony among India’s diverse social groups and to strengthen the socio-economic condition of the underprivileged. She believes in a professional approach to achieving humanitarian goals, emphasizing time-bound execution and community collaboration. Her long-standing mission includes:

• Bridging gaps in government welfare delivery
• Promoting education, health, and clean drinking water
• Enhancing tribal and rural productivity
• Advocating for social justice and equal opportunity

Personal Philosophy

Sabina is known for her compassionate leadership, strong nationalist values, and inclusive approach to development. Her tireless work among the disadvantaged exemplifies her motto of "Touching Souls, Changing Lives."

Conclusion

Ms. Sabina Samad stands as a beacon of hope and transformation for countless underprivileged individuals and communities across India. Her unwavering dedication to social justice, tribal welfare, and women's empowerment—combined with her dynamic presence in both political and humanitarian arenas—makes her a powerful force for inclusive development. As the founder of Touching Souls and a seasoned political leader, she continues to break barriers, build bridges between communities, and champion the cause of those who are often unheard. With a clear vision for a harmonious and equitable India, Sabina Samad exemplifies what it means to lead with compassion, integrity, and purpose. Her journey continues to inspire many, reaffirming the belief that real change begins with a single determined soul.

External Links

• https://www.facebook.com/sabina.samad.5?
• https://www.instagram.com/samad_sabina_?