Koundinya Trust

Trust Objectives

Carrying out legal efforts to protect and restore all the constitutional and religious institutions, cultural and traditional practices, and places of worship that belong to Sanatana Dharma.
Ensuring the protection and promotion of all the dharmic, natural, inherent, legal, constitutional, and civilisational rights of the citizens, particularly in the realm of free enterprise.
Establish and promote institutions that provide legal literacy, education, research, and legal and civic awareness programs.
Promote and advocate for alternative dispute resolution methods, including arbitration and mediation, as effective ways to address and resolve conflicts.
Actively promote various forms of art through multiple methods and platforms.

Establishing many educational institutions, providing academic assistance, and organising training programs, events, and other related initiatives.
Enhance health and wellness in Bharat, we strive to promote and highlight a diverse range of systems, including Ayurveda, Yoga, Siddha, Kalari, and numerous others.
Establish and maintain facilities that promote public hygiene, sanitation, access to clean water and air, and effective waste management, among other initiatives.
Create and support various institutions, including orphanages, destitute homes, nursing homes, and old age homes, to aid vulnerable groups such as children, the elderly, and women.
Work for general public welfare.

Research projects Koudinya wish to pursue

Reform the principles of interpretation by use of Poorva Memamsa

The Sophisticated principles of interpreting language developed by Poorva Memamsa offer a valuable framework for Bharat. These principles surpass those derived from British common law and foreign sources currently employed by the Indian judiciary in terms of sophistication. The need for scholarly inquiry into the relevance of Poorva Mimamsa for legal interpretation in India is paramount. The legal field desperately needs standardised textbooks and supplemental materials for lawyers and judges.

Economic and Political History of Bharat

Our academic exploration of history concludes with India's achievement of independence. Even in that, there are significant gaps. Koudinya Trust plans to conduct a comprehensive study of Bharat's history, particularly emphasising the years leading up to and following independence. We also need to thoroughly examine the economic activities of India throughout its history, covering ancient times, socialist administrations, the era of planned economy, and the economic reforms of 1991. Decisions made by the national leadership, including legal, regulatory, and policy changes, significantly affected economic activity in India. Examining the consequences of these choices will provide valuable lessons for the nation, preventing similar errors in the future. We can better understand the economic values and methods that shape our cultural identity by delving deeper into the subject. This will also help us effectively challenge the leftist economic and political narrative, which is being pushed heavily once again. We can combat this by producing excellent content such as books and documentaries.

A compilation of dharmic principles regarding public administration, governance, and judicial administration

It is necessary to conduct a comprehensive study on the governance principles in India since Vedic times. The most recent in-depth studies on this topic date back over a century and lack an examination of public and judicial administration principles outlined in the Vedas and other Dharmic scriptures. We urgently require a much more detailed analysis of the fundamental principles of Dharma, bringing them together in a comprehensive study. With fresh insights and new material available, conducting a comprehensive study that explores and refutes the divisive and anti-national narratives spread by external forces is crucial. This study should utilise materials like books and other resources to counter their claims.

Scanning and translation of ancient manuscripts and old books, periodicals, and other sources for research purposes

About 40 million ancient manuscripts have not yet been scanned and digitalised. GoI is doing it in a project. The Trust wish to take part in the same. It also wants to facilitate writing the said texts in digital forms and translate them into other Bharatiya languages. .

Youth Professional Training Programs

Organise or financially help any professional training programs for the youth regarding various trades they wish to pursue.
Create and manage professional management training for youth to improve their basic management skills.
Assist young entrepreneurs in obtaining finances for their businesses.

Legal aid, legal education and awareness campaigns:

Support the legal services authorities in providing legal aid to people in need whom they identify by engaging legal professionals at our cost in case of need.
Support the organisation of Lok Adalaths, legal and Consumer awareness campaigns, etc, by other like-minded organisations and public institutions.