Fifteen programmes, grouped into five pillars

Jab Tak Saans, Tab Tak Shiksha

Adult Education

Evening literacy and numeracy classes for adults, taught in the local dialect with materials they can keep.

Shiksha Se Safalta

Quality Education for Rural Students

Supplementary coaching, exam guidance and learning materials for students in village schools.

Pragya Path: Dhong Aur Pakhand Se Doori

Wisdom for Scientific Temper

Demonstrations and discussion circles that separate superstition from science, especially around health and money.

Majboori Nahi, Majbooti

Eradicating Child Labour

Identifying working children, negotiating with families and employers, and funding the return to school.

Yoga Se Arogya

Towards a Healthy India

Free morning yoga and breathing sessions in public spaces, led by trained volunteers.

Health Is Wealth

Health Awareness and Support

Screening camps, nutrition guidance and help navigating government health schemes.

Nasha Mukti, Tarakki Ki Chabhi

De-addiction: The Key to Progress

Counselling, family support and referral for people recovering from alcohol and substance dependence.

Sehat Hi Asli Jeevansathi Hai

Sports for Health, Sports for Self

Village sports meets, playing fields kept usable, and equipment for young people who would otherwise have none.

Prakriti Rakshati Rakshita

Protecting Nature for Our Existence

Plantation drives, water-body cleaning and school-level environmental education.

Soul of the Soil

The Animal's Last Right

Dignified care and last rites for stray and abandoned animals, plus feeding and vaccination support.

Satarkta Hi Suraksha Hai

Working for Disaster Risk Reduction

Flood and fire preparedness training, evacuation drills and relief coordination in vulnerable areas.

Swachhata Hi Divyata Hai

Sanitation as Spiritual Practice

Village and temple-ground clean-ups, safe waste disposal and sanitation awareness, run as an act of devotion rather than a chore.

Shramev Jayate

Dignity of Labour

Skill certification, safety awareness and rights information for daily-wage and informal workers.

Grihini Nahi, Rashtra Nirmata

Recognition of Homemakers and Women-Led Development

Self-help groups, financial literacy and enterprise support for homemakers and women-led households.

Others

Work Outside the Four Pillars

Civic occasions, one-off relief and requests that reach the foundation directly. Anything taken on that does not sit under education, health, nature or dignity of labour is recorded here rather than left off the record.