Our Departments

The Trust implements five flagship tree‑planting schemes at different administrative levels to ensure massive afforestation and environmental conservation across Karnataka.

All schemes are implemented with community participation and scientific planting methods.

This Academy, held in memory of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, provides free coaching to rural area students, SC/ST girls, disabled, and orphan aspirants for higher positions.

• Free training to poor rural students and SC/ST category girls, disabled and orphans for competitive exams.
• Assistance to economically backward classes in competitive examinations.
• Encouraging IAS/IPS/KAS meritorious aspirants by providing scholarships (student stipend) through the academy.

This Board, held in memory of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, ensures that government scheme facilities reach rural people free of service charges.

• Government scheme facilities are provided by the Trust to rural people free of service charges.
• Making benefits available to the poor who are cheated out of government benefits.
• Helping the disadvantaged and needy who don’t know how to become beneficiaries.
• Eliminating middlemen who charge high fees from the poor — providing free services through the Trust.
• Providing doorstep services: Pension for old age, widow salary, salary for disabled people — helping them get money in their bank accounts.

• A Presiding Officer and Deacons are appointed by the Chairman of the Trust for Sanatana Dharma Sansthapan Peetha.
• The purpose of this Peetha is to protect and promote Sanatan Dharma.
• Devotion to Sanatana Dharma, for those who have faith and for the attainment of Dharma‑Artha‑Kama‑Moksha.
• The following three services are devotedly donated to a person who performs daily Dharmanustha or to every household through a letter of consent from the Peetha:
  • Shivalinga — for daily worship
  • Bilvapatra Tree — sacred leaves for rituals
  • Sri Dakshinamurthy Stotram — for spiritual knowledge
• It will be the duty of the deacons to conduct religious discourse meetings and honor the guardians of Sanatana Dharma in religious conferences.
• Doing religious welfare works.

• Establishing Goshalas for the conservation of cows and cattle breeds.
• Manufacturing and promotion of Go products (milk, curd, butter, ghee, gotirtha, gomaya).
• Conducting research on cow products and preparing reports on the importance of the cow in healthy life — spirituality — agriculture — medical fields.
• Promoting a healthy lifestyle based on cow products.

• Establishment of Orphanages and Old Age Homes — providing free food, accommodation, clothing, medical treatment, entertainment, education, self‑employment, marriage, and security.
• Providing free education to children without parents.
• Ensuring a dignified and secure life for the elderly and orphans.

• Organizing Free Health Camps for the rural poor.
• Conducting AIDS and TB Disease and Tobacco Control awareness programs in rural areas.
• Blood Donation Camps — encouraging voluntary blood donation.
• Free Eye Operations for cataract and other eye ailments.
• Providing free medicines to the poor through rural health services.

• Giving more priority and encouragement to organic farming systems.
• Providing organic produce and rice grains to urban areas.
• Promoting a healthy lifestyle through organic food consumption.
• Supporting farmers in transitioning to organic farming methods.

• To implement and promote the objectives of India’s Swachh Bharat Mission.
• Creating awareness about cleanliness and hygiene in rural areas.
• Organizing cleanliness drives, waste management programs, and sanitation awareness campaigns.
• Encouraging community participation in keeping villages and towns clean.