OBJECTIVES AND GOALS OF THE TRUST THE MAIN OBJECTIVES OF THE TRUST FOR WHICH IT WAS FORMED ARE AS FOLLOWS
13. Encouraging players of every category and organizing competitions.
14. Honoring people doing good work in the society.
15. Organizing religious and non-religious pilgrimages like Kanwad Yatra, Rath Yatra, padyatra, rally or road show.
16. Operating social aid centres.
17. Providing help to the poor and helpless people keeping in mind their needs.
18. Construction of educational institutions like yoga, Ayurveda, astrology and subjects related to public needs and protecting the existing educational institutions.
19. Works related to women empowerment such as eliminating the gender ratio gap between men and women and protecting their rights and giving educational and administrative training to women.
20. With the help of existing public hospitals, we can give suggestions on public health problems and hand them over to the working public hospitals and we can take the right to operate public hospitals from the administration at necessary places and can construct them.
21. For the protection of religion, construction of buildings related to public religion in public places and protection of existing buildings such as temples, gurudwaras etc.
22. Protection of human rights under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution.
23. Organizing Katha, fair, mass marriage etc. for the development of the nation and the development of socialism. Delivering the schemes being given to the citizens for the protection of their rights to their homes such as voter identity card, labor card, farmer credit card, labor insurance schemes, delivering Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe related schemes to them.
24. To impart knowledge of other languages and new subjects to students for the promotion of Indian culture.
25. To establish harmony between Sanskrit and other languages for public welfare.
26. To develop Sanskrit through cultural temples, study rooms, Sanskrit teaching camps, dramas etc.
27. Cleanliness campaign
28. To help the elderly and poor children.
29. Ban on foeticide (Beti Bachao). To provide employment training to girls and make them self-reliant.
30. 24×7 helpline.
31. To oppose social evils.
32. To work for cultural and social upliftment. To accept movable and immovable property as gift for the fulfillment of the trust’s objectives and to spend it for the fulfillment of the objectives.
33. To impart knowledge of medicine and yoga for the creation of healthy citizens and to do all those works which can be beneficial for the society.
34. Adult education and employment education system.
35. Education system and employment system for students who leave school prematurely.
36. To work for environmental and animal bird conservation.
37. To work for de-addiction, public awareness and to create healthy citizens.
38. To do all those works for the handicapped which can lead to their all-round development.
39. To emphasize on the use of indigenous products.
40. To work for improving women’s lives and educating women.
41. To take measures to stop women’s harassment in men’s lives.
42. To work for improving the lives of beggars, teenagers and children.
43. To provide good players to the country, encourage them and provide them training and do all those activities which lead to the all-round development of a person.
44. To create a sense of national unity by eliminating caste and community animosity in the society.
45. To establish engineering college and get recognition from university/board/administration.
46. To establish technical education and medical college (Ayurvedic and allopathic, naturopathy, yoga and other health related).
47. To establish ITI and polytechnic.
48. To arrange rural employment.
49. To arrange rehabilitation.
50. To make residential arrangements for poor/middle class/upper class people.
51. To work in public interest by developing housing society.
52. To make physical, professional and educational progress through distance programs by running various courses.
53. To do marketing work. To run professional courses of Jan Shikshan Sansthan and various courses of NIOS.
54. To take grants in public interest from various departments and spend on the same issues.
55. To run public education and awareness programs through modern and cultural magazines.
56. Working for adult education, women education, minority education, premature school dropouts (working children) and destitute people.
57. Naturopathy and Yoga, opening old age homes and widows’ homes.
58. Running all schemes under Janshikshan Karyakram Ramik (Vidyapith).
59. Working for the all-round development of citizens by doing education, health and employment related work in any part of the country.
60. Allotment of government/non-government land to the organization for the work of the organization in any part of the country for fulfilling the objective of the trust.
61. To conduct educational, vocational and health related courses of National Open School and Open University.
62. To make public facilities available to the general public under the ministries of Human Resources, Social Welfare, Agriculture and Rural Development.
63. To establish night shelters.
64. To make arrangements for modern education from primary to higher level.
65. To establish harmony among the people of the village by resolving their mutual disputes and to present the right side before the law.
66. To help the general public before the law for electricity, water, telephone, judicial and social facilities.
67. To stop dowry harassment of women or mental exploitation and to provide justice to the victim.
68. To provide judicial, social and economic help to widowed women and orphan children. To work for their establishment.
69. To make proper arrangements for housing, toilet facilities, education facilities, employment facilities and development of Harijans.
70. To work for the all-round development of Harijan women so that their life improves and educational progress is made.
71. To encourage students and sportspersons from the country and abroad.
72. To do all the works for the progress, development and welfare of the village which will create healthy citizens.
73. To establish harmony by working for the upliftment, protection and promotion of all languages, all religions and all classes and to publish and translate old and new literature etc.
74. To arrange for publishing of annual, fortnightly and then daily newspapers for good thoughts and knowledge in the society. To establish a library.
75. To work on all the problems of water conservation, parks, tree plantation, cow dung gas plant, pollution free environment, environment, small scale industries, village industries, slum settlements and to establish them.
76. To arrange for centres and colleges for Ayurveda, natural medicine and yoga and to work on the development of Ayurvedic trees and plants, cultivation of fruits and their benefits in modern life.
77. To organize drama, Ramleela, religious and cultural events. To construct social centres, temples, chaupals, dharamshalas, community centres, panchayatghar, pyaau etc. in the village and to protect the previously constructed buildings and properties.
78. To create awareness about AIDS, hepatitis B, polio and other infectious diseases and to provide social harmony and proper treatment to the infected persons.
79. All the works for public welfare related to education, health and self-employment in the village will be done by the trust.
80. Proper use of Gram Sabha land for social welfare works.
81. Promoting village industry and Khadi works in village and city rehabilitation and removing unemployment by setting up units of village industry undertakings.
82. The main objective of the Trust is social service which will be provided selflessly without any charge.
83. The objective of the Trust is to promote brotherhood, cooperation, fraternity and feeling of nationalism among the members and the general public.
84. The income of the movable or immovable assets of the Trust will be spent only for the purpose of the Trust. No officer or worker of the Trust will have any personal right on that income or property.
85. It will guide people of all classes.
86. The main objective of the trust will be to make proper arrangements, arrangements and smooth functioning during the festival.
87. The main objective of the trust is that the trust will be non-political and will not violate any article of the Indian constitution.
88. The trust will make every possible effort to protect the environment and create environmental awareness among people in urban and rural areas.
89. Keeping in mind the objectives and problems of the trust, it will work for the residents of the entire NCT of Delhi.
90. To fulfill the objective of the non-governmental trust, the trust will purchase and rent land and buildings etc. from the corporation or Delhi Development Authority.