Tree Planting & Maintenance
Planting and maintaining tree saplings along roadsides as an environmental welfare activity.

Based on the objectives of the Trust, the following services address a range of social, humanitarian, educational, medical, environmental and public-welfare needs.
Planting and maintaining tree saplings along roadsides as an environmental welfare activity.
Helping destitute women and widows start self-employment for livelihood, including support such as sewing machines and iron boxes.
Providing subsistence assistance to differently abled persons, including support such as battery carts, tricycles and spectacles.
Helping underprivileged and poor children with educational expenses.
Extending a helping hand to destitute children and elderly people in need.
Conducting eye treatment and medical camps for public welfare.
Providing adequate assistance for the welfare and livelihood of transgender and third-gender communities.
Granting stipends to teachers and other tutors for their livelihood and support.
Conducting monthly medical camps by the Trust for public welfare.
Performing funeral rites for the deceased and cremating their bodies.
Establishing a Gosala, maintaining cattle and utilizing the income from the above for the activities of the Trust.
Providing clothing, food and other assistance to the poor and needy.
Undertaking services connected with service to the public at large that are similar to the objects of the Trust, without carrying on any activity for profit.
Undertaking charitable activities as defined under applicable Income Tax law from time to time, even when a particular activity is not specifically mentioned in the Trust Deed.