Institutional Update
Foundation Initiates Incorporation & Governance Setup
Formal setup of Section 8 non-profit structure under way to drive integrated rural development initiatives.
Institutional Public Platform
Empowering Rural India Through Sustainable Development & Community Welfare
Chandramaya Rajdev Foundation is a Section 8 Non-Profit organization building resilient, self-sustaining ecosystems in agriculture, education, skill development, healthcare, and women empowerment.
Community-Driven Model
Transparent Governance
Grassroots Focus
Strategic Focus
Incorporation Phase
Core Mission Pillars
Sustainable Agriculture
Water Security & Soil Health
Women Empowerment
Self-Help & Micro-Enterprise
Gram Panchayat Outreach
Rural Infrastructure Development
Digital Literacy
Primary School Rejuvenation
Strategic Roadmap:
Establishing field operational networks for solar micro-irrigation, rural digital classrooms, and skill incubation centers across priority target regions.
Registration Status
Section 8 Non-Profit (Incorporation Phase)
Organizational Model
Non-Profit Social Enterprise
Global Alignment
UN SDGs Aligned Framework
Governance Structure
Independent Advisory Council
About The Foundation
Institutional Framework & Vision
Chandramaya Rajdev Foundation operates with a long-term commitment to rural regeneration, bridging economic divides and enabling self-sustaining community development through structured programs.
Our Vision
To create an equitable nation where every rural community possesses the tools, knowledge, and infrastructure needed for self-determined prosperity, social dignity, and economic resilience.
Our Mission
To execute transparent, data-driven grassroots interventions in agriculture, education, healthcare, and vocational training while maintaining uncompromising standards of financial governance.
Core Institutional Values
- Radical Transparency & Integrity
- Grassroots Empowerment & Ownership
- Ecological & Economic Sustainability
Our Key Pillars
Integrated Development Programs
Click on any pillar to review our targeted operational strategies, field methodologies, and impact metrics.
Pillar 01 — Agriculture & Water
Climate-Resilient Farming & Water Stewardship
Enhancing smallholder farmers' income through regenerative agriculture, micro-irrigation systems, soil health rejuvenation, and organic crop diversification. We bridge traditional knowledge with modern agritech tools.
Key Interventions
Drip irrigation kits, soil testing clinics, seed banks, and vermicomposting units.
Market Linkages
Forming Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs) for direct-to-market trade.
Program Objectives
Target Regions
Rainfed & Drought-Prone Zones
Focus Metric
Soil Rejuvenation & Water Conservation
Technology Adoption
Solar Micro-Irrigation Systems
Pillar 02 — Education
Digital Literacy & Primary School Rejuvenation
Restructuring primary and secondary education in rural schools through smart classroom installations, teacher training modules, STEM learning kits, and remedial learning camps for underprivileged children.
Digital Smart Labs
Equipping rural schools with solar-powered computer labs and offline learning content.
Scholarship Support
Financial aid for meritorious students pursuing higher secondary education.
Education Targets
Primary Beneficiaries
Rural School Students
Lab Infrastructure
Solar-Powered Smart Screens
Pillar 03 — Livelihoods
Vocational Skill Development & Micro-Enterprise
Creating sustainable non-farm income streams for rural youth and adults through accredited vocational courses, handicraft manufacturing, food processing, and entrepreneurship incubation.
Livelihood Objectives
Accredited skill training, micro-enterprise mentorship, and market linkage creation for rural youth.
Pillar 04 — Social Empowerment
Self-Help Groups & Women Leadership
Mobilizing rural women into functional Self-Help Groups (SHGs), fostering financial literacy, micro-credit access, health rights awareness, and local governance participation.
SHG Framework
Building community-managed Self-Help Groups focused on financial inclusion and micro-savings.
Pillar 05 — Public Health
Preventive Healthcare & Maternal Nutrition
Mobile medical clinics, telemedicine booths in remote villages, maternal health counseling, anemia eradication drives, and clean drinking water purification infrastructure.
Healthcare Model
Preventive health camps, maternal nutrition drives, and telemedicine access in underserved hamlets.
Pillar 06 — Environment
Afforestation, Renewable Energy & Waste Management
Promoting community-led afforestation (Miyawaki micro-forests), solar lighting in un-electrified hamlets, and solid waste segregation models at Gram Panchayat levels.
Green Objectives
Native tree plantation drives and community-led renewable energy models.
Flagship Initiatives
Proposed Field Projects
Targeted project execution framework with structured monitoring mechanisms.
Project Gram-Jal
Proposed
Solar Water Filtration
Planning solar-powered clean drinking water ATMs in fluoride-affected target rural villages.
Focus Area: Clean Drinking Water Access
Impact Target: Rural Households
Project Nari-Shakti
Proposed
Textile Micro-Clusters
Establishing artisan training centers for rural women focused on eco-friendly handicraft production.
Focus Area: Women Livelihood Skills
Impact Target: Artisan Collectives
Project Shiksha-Setu
Proposed
Rural Digital Classrooms
Transforming government rural schools with interactive digital screens and teacher training modules.
Focus Area: Digital Education Infrastructure
Impact Target: Rural Primary Schools
Public Transparency
Governance & Institutional Charter
Chandramaya Rajdev Foundation is established as a Section 8 Non-Profit organization (in incorporation stage) operating under strict governance guidelines, ethical standards, and social accountability.
Governance Framework
Structured oversight by independent board members and sector experts.
Institutional Safeguards
Commitment to anti-corruption, POSH compliance, and ethical operations.
Downloadable Documents & Frameworks
Foundation Constitutional Charter & Objectives
PDF • Draft Memorandum of AssociationInstitutional Operating & Ethical Guidelines
PDF • Governance FrameworkStrategic Field Execution Roadmap
PDF • Rural Development BlueprintCorporate CSR Engagement Model
PDF • Schedule VII Framework
CSR Mandate Collaboration
Strategic CSR Collaboration for Corporate Partners
We invite Corporate Enterprises, Institutions, and Private Donors to collaborate on high-impact Schedule VII CSR projects under the Companies Act 2013. We offer end-to-end baseline surveys, field execution, and transparent impact monitoring.
Schedule VII Alignment
Rural development, education, environmental sustainability, and skill building.
Transparent Monitoring
Field progress tracking, regular project updates, and impact reporting.
Corporate Engagement Models
01
Village Adoption Program
Holistic infrastructure development covering water, education, and solar power in target Gram Panchayats.
02
Employee Volunteering Drives
Structured skills-based volunteering opportunities for corporate employee teams in rural schools.
03
Co-Branded Skill Labs
Establishing permanent vocational centers named under corporate CSR sponsorship.
Media & Bulletins
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News & Updates
Program Planning
Rural Agriculture & Water Stewardship Framework Finalized
Advisory committee outlines sustainable micro-irrigation and soil testing models for rainfed farming communities.
Governance Update
Advisory Council Formed for Ethical Oversight & CSR Compliance
Expert panel constituted to steer grassroots interventions, education drives, and women empowerment programs.
Institutional Transparency
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common inquiries regarding our non-profit governance, CSR partnership model, and grassroots rural development programs.
Chandramaya Rajdev Foundation is established as a Section 8 Non-Profit Organization currently in its formal incorporation phase. It is founded with a strategic vision to drive sustainable rural development across agriculture, primary education, skill training, healthcare, and women-led micro-enterprises in India.
Corporates can partner with us to fulfill Schedule VII CSR requirements under the Companies Act 2013. We provide end-to-end baseline surveys, project design, village adoption models, solar water infrastructure, and transparent field impact monitoring with periodic reporting.
Our six core focus pillars are: 1) Sustainable Agriculture & Water Stewardship, 2) Rural Digital Education & Primary School Rejuvenation, 3) Vocational Skill Development & Micro-Enterprise, 4) Women Empowerment & Self-Help Groups, 5) Preventive Rural Healthcare & Nutrition, and 6) Environmental Conservation & Afforestation.
Individuals can register through our online Volunteer Registration portal. Opportunities include weekend field volunteering, digital mentorship, teaching assistance in rural classrooms, agricultural advisory support, and administrative or pro-bono professional services.
Official Secretariat
Get in Touch
For institutional inquiries, CSR collaborations, volunteer participation, or media communications, please reach out to our central Secretariat.
Secretariat Office:
Chandramaya Rajdev Foundation, Pamgarh Chhattisgarh - 495554, India.
Official Email Contacts:
General Queries: drkurrey [dot] chandramaya [at] gmail [dot] com
CSR Partnerships: drkurrey [dot] chandramaya [at] gmail [dot] com
Secretariat Desk:
Operational Hours: Mon - Fri, 09:30 AM - 05:30 PM IST