“Jai Jawan , Jai Kisan” - This slogan of a visionary prime minister Shri. Lal Bahadur Shastri had lost its potential over the time. After the independence, according to Gandhiji's vision of Gram-Swaraj, villages and specially farmers were to be the main focus of any development plan of India. As years passed, by agriculture as an industry lost its importance for policy makers of India. This over the time caused severe distress among the farmers leading to recent dramatic rise in the number of suicides among farmer community.

Although now there can not be a sudden stop to all this, but we strongly feel that some small but immediate actions can definitely reduce the intensity of such incidents. It is everyone's equal responsibility to help farmers. There is so much that needs to do and we cannot do all of that alone, but if everyone of us do their bit of responsibility, then it surely will lead to a big change.

Let’s fight together, to save our farmers, the soul of our country.

We strongly believe that if children are given good primary education and enough opportunities, they can figure out their own way out their own way to a brighter future.

It hurts deeply to realize that there are many school drop outs in rural area, especially in farmer families, in spite of the fact that seeking education is a fundamental right. While we cannot possibly solve all issues, we can at least help some of them with financing, resources and counseling.

There is so much to do in this space, but we currently focus on students from small villages in Maharashtra, doing as much as we can to enable these students to continue their schooling.

There are those that need help and there those who want to help, We act as a bridge connecting them.