With lakhs of pilgrims arriving in Gaya for Pitru Paksha 2026, our teams are on the ground running the following programmes:
Free health check-up and medical aid camps for pilgrims and local residents at key sites around Gaya Ji during the Pitru Paksha period.
Cleanliness and sanitation work at ghats, temples and pilgrim routes to support hygienic conditions through the peak pilgrimage days.
On-ground digital literacy and awareness programmes helping pilgrims and residents navigate digital services safely.
Since our registration under the Societies Registration Act, 1860, we have worked on eighteen distinct objectives spanning education, health, women & child welfare and rural development. Four areas anchor most of our field work:
Literacy drives, night schools, vocational training in computers, typing and handicrafts, and scholarships for meritorious students from poor families.
Anganwadi and balwadi support, self-help groups, campaigns against child marriage and dowry, and skill-building for women's self-reliance.
Awareness and care for TB, Hepatitis B, kala-azar, heart disease, polio, cancer and HIV/AIDS, along with family welfare services.



Yes. We are registered under the Societies Registration Act 21, 1860 (Reg. No. 018202), listed on NGO Darpan (Unique ID: BR/2019/0240187), and CSR-registered with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (Reg. No. CSR00047984). Certificates are on our Downloads page.
You can transfer funds directly to our registered bank account. Details are on the Donate page.
Our 12A / 80G certificate is being finalised and will be published on the Downloads page as soon as it is issued.
Our registered office is in Gaya, Bihar, and our area of operation covers all of India, though most of our field programmes are currently concentrated in and around Gaya.
Yes — write to us through the Contact page with your interest and location, and our team will get in touch.
Every contribution supports our education, health and welfare programmes.