Aligned with UN SDG 4 (Quality Education) & SDG 16 (Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions)

India’s Vedic Heritage is an eternal source of wisdom, spirituality, and sustainable living. At Antimdham Ashram, we:
- Organize spiritual talks on ancient Indian scriptures and hold workshops to promote values rooted in Sanatan Indian values and traditions.
- Revive Havan and Yagna traditions, known to purify body, mind, soul, along with the environment and promote collective well-being.
- Organize Vedic Gurukul Practices, integrating modern knowledge with Ancient Wisdom, in alignment with UNICEF’s child development programs.

Aligned with UN SDG 2 (Zero Hunger), SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption), & SDG 15 (Life on Land)

The cow, revered as "Gau Mata" in Sanatan Dharma, is the cornerstone of sustainable living. Our Gau Seva initiatives include:

a) Rescue & Rehabilitation

- Providing shelter to abandoned, injured, and elderly cows, ensuring they live with dignity.
- Offering 24/7 veterinary care, organic feed, and clean shelters.

b) Organic Cow Products for Health & Sustainability

- A2 Milk & Panchgavya: Promoting A2 cow milk, cow ghee, and Ayurvedic Panchgavya for holistic health.
- Natural Farming: Encouraging farmers in zero-budget natural farming (ZBNF) using cow dung and cow urine-based fertilizers.
- Biogas & Clean Energy: Converting cow dung into biogas for sustainable energy solutions.

c) Global Relevance of Cow-Based Economy

- Studies by United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) emphasize sustainable livestock farming for reducing carbon footprints.
- Our work aligns with global organic farming movements, proving that cow-centric agriculture fosters food security and climate resilience.

Aligned with UN SDG 3 (Good Health & Well-being) & SDG 13 (Climate Action)

- Scientific Benefits: Research confirms that Havan smoke purifies air, reduces bacteria, and enhances mental health.
- Community Healing: Large-scale Maha Yagnas are conducted for environmental purification and collective harmony.

Aligned with UN SDG 3 (Good Health & Well-being) & SDG 12 (Sustainable Consumption)

- Traditional Healing Practices: Promoting Ayurvedic treatments, Naturopathy, and Herbal Remedies.
- Ayurvedic Research: Motivating and helping develop herbal medicines to enhance immunity and overall well-being.

Aligned with UN SDG 1 (No Poverty), SDG 4 (Quality Education), & UNICEF’s Child Welfare Goals

- Free Vedic and Religious Education: We run sessions for Vedic chanting and knowledge integrating modern subjects with traditional teachings.
- Skill Development: Encouraging and Helping rural communities in organic farming, handicrafts, and natural product manufacturing.
- Women’s Self-Reliance: Encouraging women through dialogues in Ayurveda, dairy farming, and sustainable crafts.

Aligned with UN SDG 3 (Good Health & Well-being) & WHO’s Mental Health Initiatives

- Yoga & Meditation: Round the year sessions to foster mental health, emotional stability, and addiction recovery.
- Counseling & Rehabilitation: Working with rural communities to combat alcoholism and substance abuse.
- Awareness Drives: Partnering with local authorities and NGOs to promote an addiction-free society.

Aligned with UN SDG 2 (Zero Hunger), SDG 13 (Climate Action), & SDG 15 (Life on Land)

- Zero-Budget Natural Farming: Using desi cow manure and bio-pesticides to enrich soil health.
- Seed Conservation: Motivating and helping to Protect native seeds for long-term food security.
- Tree Plantation & Save Birds Movement: Organizing massive tree-plantation campaigns and bird feeding and protection drives.

- Donating for cow care, education, or organic farming.
- Volunteering in teaching, sustainable agriculture, or Gau Seva.
- Sponsoring a child’s education or a cow’s care.

"Dharma, Gau Seva, and Sustainable Living – The Path to Global Harmony." – Pujya Viralbapu

- More than 1000+ cows rescued and nurtured.
- 500+ children educated through Vedic and modern pedagogy.
- 1000+ farmers are motivated in sustainable agricultural practices.
- 500+ havan/yagna events conducted annually for environmental and spiritual well-being.

- Expand Gau Seva centers across India.
- Establish self-sustaining Vedic eco-villages.
- Launch nationwide addiction recovery programs.