Our Activities
To ochieve the obove oims ond objectives, the trust moy undertoke one or more of the following octivities:
We organize lectures and talks by academically and socially renowned individuals to promote human values. Through seminars, workshops, and presentations, we spread the teachings and thoughts of great leaders, philosophers, and social reformers. In schools and colleges, we instill good habits and cultural pride among students, and we hold training camps for yoga, pranayama, and meditation to foster strong bodies, healthy minds, and positive outlooks on life.
Our efforts include working for the welfare of individuals with physical and mental handicaps, creating awareness against malnutrition, promoting health and hygiene, and providing employment opportunities for marginalized sections. We organize health check-ups, blood donation camps, and cleanliness drives. We support the rehabilitation of old and sick people, orphans, widows, and those affected by leprosy and other diseases with social stigmas. We also create awareness about organ donation and provide financial assistance to students from poor families.
We establish centers for adult education, vocational training, and technical education. We provide financial assistance to meritorious students from underprivileged backgrounds for higher studies and competitive exam preparation. We offer medical, emotional, psychological, and social support to senior citizens and legal assistance to underprivileged sections. We form various groups for social welfare and establish facilities such as schools, colleges, hospitals, and community centers.
We promote respect for women, eliminate gender-based discrimination and domestic violence, and protect women against sexual abuse and harassment. We mobilize people against female foeticide, corruption, anti-social activities, and terrorism. We create awareness about the harmful effects of tobacco, alcohol, and recreational drugs, and help rehabilitate those suffering from these vices. We also focus on preventing the spread of epidemics and ensuring safe working conditions for industrial labor.
We support volunteers and social workers, conduct research studies, and promote traditional games and contemporary sports. We work to protect animals and birds, promote research programs in public health and education, and organize social, cultural, and recreational programs. We also promote traditional therapies, Indian literature, music, dance, and various art forms.
We construct and maintain buildings to fulfill our objectives, and we publish and distribute books and materials on health practices, yoga, meditation, and the harmful effects of tobacco, alcohol, and recreational drugs.
