We let the children seek inspiration in several ways from the life and character of great men. Documentary films on great men from various walks of life are shown to them in a beautiful oval shaped hall to illustrate their ideals through an effective visual medium. Through a constructive dialogue, children focus their attention on a greatman and learn to emulate his ideas in their own lives. Films on a number of great men are available there.

To arouse a natural interest in the Indian culture and develop a sense of nationalism among children, Balodaya Programme offers a number of opportunities. A 200Ft. long wall painting illustrates in a unique manner with the concept of unity in diversity in India. The painting shows glimpses of fold dances from all the Indian states in a model form. The symbols of national unity at the centre have been carved artistically. When children assemble here and sing songs of love for the country, it seems to be surging through their hearts.

Balodaya Doll House introduces the various facets of Indian culture in a unique way. Dolls in attires of various states are displayed here – there are about 100 dolls. The promulgation for every state gives an introduction to its culture. This doll house is always a great centre of attraction for children. Similarly, ‘Mera Bharat Mahaan’ and ‘Rengeela Rajasthan’ are other endeavours to acquaint children with our culture. During the camp period, activities are conducted in a special manner which ensure a constructive dialogue with children who participate in the process of learning with great enthusiasm.

Democracy has become an important part of our social order. If children are introduced to its importance and functioning at an early age, it will serve a great purpose of the purification of the democratic system. The children participating in the cam have their own children’s parliament and through it they get basic information about democracy, elections, the system of governance, etc. Thus, they learn effectively by playing relevant games. For this purpose, a ‘Unite India’ hall is being developed in the shape of Parliament House of Global Peace Palace.

The Balodaya Library is the centre of all activities. It has a rich collection of books on various subjects related to children. It has books in 12 Indian languages besides those in Hindi and English. Children from various states and different linguistic background feel quite at home at the Global Peace Palace, specially when they get books to read in their mother tongue. In addition, the library subscribes to a number of newspapers and magazines so that children can get the latest information on current events.