SEWA NYAYA UTTHAN FOUNDATION
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A Gaumata in distress – too weak and sick to stand. When others passed by, our Jeev Daya team from Sewa Nyaya Utthan Foundation rushed to the spot with a vet. Thanks to swift care, she’s now back on her…
This is how Sewa Nyaya Utthan Foundation is instilling knowledge of Dharma and Sanskar in children. The video below is from our free education centre for Pakistani Hindu refugee children in Jodhpur.
Sewa Nyaya Utthan Foundation has been running a free education centre for Pakistani Hindu refugee children in Jodhpur for a year. Dileep Kumar is the centre manager and a teacher. Yesterday, he received citizenship from the Indian government after staying…
Bharat, a 30-year-old Flipkart delivery boy, was tragically murdered while on duty. A customer, after ordering two high-end phones on cash-on-delivery, took the phones but killed Bharat instead of paying. Sewa Nyaya Utthan Foundation has provided Rs 1 lakh to…
Strength and survival are not a choice but a necessity for our kids. And who knows is better than the Pakistani Hindu refugee community? Sewa Nyaya Utthan Foundation is equipping them with combat and strength training. Your support will keep…
Watch Pakistani Hindu refugee kids at Sewa Nyaya Utthan Foundation’s free education centre in Jodhpur practicing Vedic mantras. This is our effort in grounding themselves in devotion and discipline as they rebuild their lives. ईश्वर स्तुति – प्रार्थना – उपासना…
Our team found a Gaumata on the streets who had fallen ill due to possible food poisoning and had hurt herself. We reached there with a veterinarian and treated her. These innocents beings, exploited by dairies and then left to…
We are thrilled to share a proud moment for Sewa Nyaya Utthan Foundation! Our Gurukul students had the prestigious honour of opening IIT Delhi’s cultural fest, Rendezvous, with the chanting of Vedic mantras. These talented young girls, supported by our…
Watch school teacher Ms Madhulika share her experience of a robotics workshop conducted by Sewa Nyaya Utthan Foundation in UP’s Sambhal district. The workshop was organised by the district administration in association with 20 schools across Sambhal.
Watch Pakistani Hindu refugee children being invited to the stage at IIT-Delhi (Indian Institute of Technology-Delhi)’s prestigious cultural fest, Rendezvous. On 6 October 2024, they performed a beautiful Rajasthani song – Dharti Dhora Ri – an incredible moment made possible…