Our vision is “to empower communities, especially the tribal population and women farmers through organic, ecological agriculture-based activities using vertical integration of organic farming and providing renewable energy access to rural population for electrification and post-harvest management” with an aim to create awareness amongst farmers and urban customers and reducing women drudgery

“Social justice and providing relief during the time of crisis and pandemic is our mission”

We are assiduously working for the cause of upliftment of the marginalised and neglected especially in Ladakh. We have played a significant role in the creation of Ladakh’s first eco village Takmachik and in giving ladakh her U.T. status. Our significant achievements have been recorded livelihood enhancement by 33% and reverse migration in villages from cities prior to the pandemic , recorded increase in homes as a result of better opportunities from 29 households to 75 households in Ladakh.

We are also providing green trainings and skill based trainings to corporates, schools, factories, farmer producer groups, exporters helping them achieve the regulatory necessities and enabling them to achieve the sustainable development goals with a robust Environment social governance framework.

The trust is dedicated to Swami Vishwanath Upadhyaya , our founder Neha upadhyay’s great grandfather. Along with our work in agriculture and renewables , we are promoting and conserving sanatan dharam and religious texts , aushadhis , siddhis and healings that were carefully mastered by Mahapandit Vishwanath Upadhyaya. Pandit Vishwanath upadhyaya had spiritual learning since childhood. He was the only child of his parents. When he was 13 years old he left his home at bettiah and accompanied a group of sadhus / yogis who came from the Southern part of India and they were on their way to Himalayas ( muktinath mahadev temple in Nepal. This temple is roughly 13 kilometers up from Pokhara . He got very hard trainings under various gurus for 13 years.