Trust's Educational and Cultural Initiatives
The trust is dedicated to promoting education, skill development, and cultural preservation through a variety of specialized institutes and programs. Here is a description of the key areas the trust focuses on:
Educational Institutes and Vocational Training
The trust aims to establish, promote, set up, maintain, and run various educational institutions. This includes Computer Institutes, Vocational Institutes, Skill Development Training Institutes, Media Training Institutes, and Management Training Institutes. These centers are designed to provide specialized education and training, especially in fields such as Information Technology (IT) and Industrial Training Institutes (ITI), focusing on preparing individuals for professional careers.
Hindu Purohitya and Ancient Studies
The trust is dedicated to preserving traditional Hindu teachings through specialized institutes, including an academy focused on Hindu Purohitya (Hindu priesthood). Moreover, it aims to establish Gurukul-style educational centers where students study ancient scriptures like the Vedas, Geeta, Philosophy, Upanishads, and Yogic texts. These institutions emphasize character building and moral upliftment through a cultural education, while Yoga Training Institutes will further promote physical and mental well-being.
Research on Ancient Knowledge
The trust seeks to conduct research into the knowledge passed down by India's great saints and sages, such as Maharishi Patanjali, Charak, and Sushruta. This research will delve into ancient wisdom in fields like Ayurveda, Yoga, and holistic health systems, ensuring that modern science acknowledges their relevance and application.
Pranayama as Medicine
Aiming to bridge traditional practices and modern medicine, the trust will establish research centers that explore the potential of Pranayama (breath control) as a medicinal practice. The goal is to study Pranayama’s effectiveness in treating both curable and incurable diseases, bringing a scientific approach to this ancient yogic practice.
Coaching and Competitive Exam Institutes
The trust also plans to set up Coaching Institutes and Competitive Exam Training Institutes, where students are provided with job-oriented education and training. These centers aim to equip individuals with the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed in competitive exams, enhancing employability as a charitable service.
Promoting Sports and Cultural Activities
Alongside academic pursuits, the trust emphasizes holistic development through the organization of annual sports competitions, cultural activities, and educational tours. This initiative aims to foster physical fitness, teamwork, and an appreciation for India’s diverse cultural heritage among students.
Research Centers and Museums
To promote academic research, the trust will establish Research Centers and Museums where diverse studies will be organized. These institutions will serve as hubs for scholarly exploration, preserving and advancing knowledge across various disciplines.
Sanatan Dharma and Peace
The trust also aims to nurture an understanding of the Sanatan Dharmic way of life, which emphasizes peace, coexistence, and mutual respect. By promoting these values, the trust seeks to contribute to a harmonious and peaceful global society.
Collaboration with Universities
To further these objectives, the trust plans to collaborate with various universities across India. This will include setting up Study Centers, Career Counseling Centers, and providing guidance through National, Regional, and Zonal Coordinators.
Medical and Specialized Colleges
In addition to traditional education, the trust will promote the establishment and maintenance of specialized colleges, including Medical Colleges, Nursing Colleges, Dental Colleges, Para Medical Colleges, and institutes for Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Hospitality, Tourism Management, Law, Engineering, Architecture, Agriculture, and Horticulture. These educational institutions will serve as centers of excellence in their respective fields, contributing to both professional development and community well-being.
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