श्री बावन वीर सेवा संस्थान

To promote the daily practice of Agnihotra and Havan in homes, villages and community gatherings.

To organize public yajnas and havan ceremonies on festivals and special occasions.

To teach the correct method, meaning and benefits of Agnihotra to families and youth.

To spread awareness that yajna purifies the mind, the surroundings and the environment.

To encourage the reading, recitation and understanding of the Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda and Atharvaveda.

To run Vedic study circles, classes and recitation programs for children and adults.

To publish and distribute Vedic literature, translations and simple study material.

To promote the learning of Sanskrit, the language of the Vedas.

To serve people in need with respect and without discrimination of caste, creed or background.

To support poor and weaker families with food, clothing and other essential help.

To provide guidance and support to families facing hardship.

To carry out relief work during floods, fires, epidemics and other emergencies.

To build a spirit of selfless giving in society, in line with our motto Parhitarth Yo Jivati Sa Jivati.

To encourage volunteers and members to give their time and skills for the welfare of others.

To promote unity, brotherhood and mutual help in villages and neighbourhoods.

To honour and support people who work for the good of the community.

To help poor and deserving children continue their education.

To teach moral values, discipline, respect for elders and good habits from an early age.

To organize seminars, workshops and camps on Indian culture and character building.

To set up libraries and learning centres, subject to applicable laws.

To organize free health camps, check-ups and blood donation drives for rural communities.

To help needy patients with treatment support and health guidance.

To promote Yoga, Pranayama and Ayurveda for healthy body and mind.

To promote tree plantation, water conservation and care for nature.

To run cleanliness and awareness drives in villages and public places.

To connect yajna and Vedic traditions with a healthy, pollution-free environment.

To connect the younger generation with Vedic values, Indian culture and traditions.

To organize youth camps, discussions and cultural programs rooted in service and discipline.

To encourage youth to take part in social service and community work.

To guide young people towards a life of purpose, responsibility and service.