Questions & Answers

The foundation's current projects include Svayamkrishi Endowment, Children Videos, Grandma Tales, Scholarly Research on Western Indology, and Scholarly Research on the Oral and Written Traditions of Vedas.

The mission is to preserve, protect, promote, and celebrate India's rich cultural heritage through grants for projects with a large-scale impact.

Initiatives include supporting sustainable villages, creating children's videos, collecting wisdom from Indian grandmothers, and scholarly research on Indology and Vedas

They have organized programs like Svayamkrishi Endowment, age-appropriate Children Videos, and the collection of Grandma Tales to share wisdom.

There is no specific frequency, but the foundation focuses on projects with a lasting impact.

The scope is to preserve, protect, and promote Indian civilization and heritage, with an emphasis on reconnecting children to their cultural roots.

There is no schedule of events, but interested individuals can check the foundation's website or social media for updates.

There is no calendar of events, but updates can be found on their website or social media.

Subscriptions are available for updates on their programs, which are designed to have a large-scale impact.

Subscriptions are typically free, but the foundation may request donations to support their projects.

Subscribers stay informed about initiatives aimed at preserving and promoting India's rich cultural heritage, including reconnecting children to their heritage and supporting cultural preservation for future generations.