‘SACH’ (Sarthi of Your Life), the mentorship and dialogue platform founded by Subhash Chandra, is set to return with its third season, expanding its outreach beyond educational institutions to connect with communities across rural India.

After two successful seasons focused primarily on students, young professionals, entrepreneurs, and urban audiences, Season 3 marks a significant evolution for the initiative. The platform will now engage with people in towns and villages, creating opportunities for meaningful conversations around aspirations, leadership, personal growth, and nation-building.

The new season aims to bring together individuals from diverse backgrounds and provide a forum for open dialogue on issues that matter to everyday Indians. While continuing its engagement with campuses, youth forums, and entrepreneurial communities, SACH Season 3 will place a stronger emphasis on rural outreach and grassroots participation.

The upcoming edition will cover a wide range of topics, including purpose and self-awareness, spirituality, education and lifelong learning, entrepreneurship and innovation, leadership, communication, media, artificial intelligence, resilience, and goal-setting.

Speaking about the expanded vision for the programme, Subhash Chandra said that India’s true strength lies in its people and that meaningful conversations should not remain confined to cities and classrooms. He noted that villages and smaller towns are home to immense wisdom, ambition, and resilience, adding that Season 3 seeks to create a platform where individuals can openly discuss their dreams, challenges, and aspirations for the future.

The expansion reflects a broader effort to make mentorship and leadership conversations more inclusive by reaching audiences that are often underrepresented in mainstream discourse. By engaging directly with communities experiencing India’s transformation at the grassroots level, the initiative hopes to foster dialogue that is both relevant and impactful.

The first two seasons of SACH received encouraging participation from educational institutions and regional communities, with audiences responding positively to its practical discussions and relatable insights. With its widened footprint, Season 3 aims to take these conversations beyond campus boundaries and into the heart of rural India.

‘SACH’ Season 3 will premiere on June 28 at 10 pm across Zee Media Corporation channels. Episodes will also be available for streaming on ZEE5 and will be telecast across Zee Entertainment channels, extending the programme’s reach across television and digital platforms.