“India lives in villages” were the golden words of Mahatma Gandhi many decades ago. Though there is substantial migration from rural to urban areas, still almost 68% of India continues to live in rural areas.

As per Economic Survey - 2017, nearly nine million Indians migrate every year to cities looking for better work opportunities as the rural areas are still facing issues like poverty, low literacy rates, and lack of basic infrastructures like schools , hospitals, better roads, running water, and sanitation. This gradual increase in migration has led to a burden on the cities’ resources and infrastructure. By 2050, it is estimated that more than half of India will be living in urban India.

This makes it imperative for a movement to transform the villages and equip them with essential amenities, including educational institutions, healthcare facilities, waste management, roads, et cetera, and making them self-sufficient.

Our MISSION

To tranisform as many villages in India into a self sufficient, self reliant & self sustaining village by developing and implementing a pragmatic and holistic village development model that is based on multidimensional aspects including health, education, drinking water, livelihood & women empowerment-related issues.