What We Do
Five focus areas, one shared purpose — a cleaner, more responsible, empowered India.
Empowering young minds through education, inspiration, awareness, and value-based learning.
Read more →Promoting eco-friendly practices, reducing pollution, and encouraging communities to protect nature.
Read more →Creating awareness about important social issues and encouraging responsible citizenship.
Read more →Promoting awareness against drug abuse and encouraging communities to work towards a healthier, drug-free society.
Read more →Creating opportunities for youth and communities to develop skills and become self-reliant.
Read more →01 · Education Initiatives
Yagna Foundation undertook an initiative to inspire school students through the life and teachings of Swami Vivekananda. As part of the initiative, the Foundation distributed “Swami Vivekananda's Life – Message” literature to 1,200 students studying in Zilla Parishad High Schools in Ramannapeta Mandal, Yadadri Bhuvanagiri District.
The objective was to ignite motivation, self-discovery, nationalism, and a sense of responsibility among young minds — inspiring students to become responsible citizens and positive contributors to society.
1,200+ Students Reached
Green Ganesh Initiative02 · Environmental Initiatives
Yagna Foundation promotes environmentally responsible celebrations, encouraging communities to choose natural and biodegradable materials while celebrating festivals.
Environmental activity at Ankireddygudem Village, Choutuppal Mandal — free eco-friendly clay Ganesha idols distributed near the statue of Swami Vivekananda, symbolizing spirituality, environmental responsibility, and social awareness.
Program continued at Ramannapet Mandal Headquarters, near the Tahsildar Office. With the support of the respected Tahsildar, 108 eco-friendly clay Ganesha idols were distributed to the public.
Celebrating devotion should not harm nature. True worship lies in protecting the environment.
2024 Calendar Initiative04 · Celebrating India's Heritage
In 2024, Yagna Foundation designed a special calendar featuring Swami Vivekananda, along with eminent personalities and freedom fighters who represent India's rich heritage and cultural greatness.
The calendar was formally launched by Sri T. Raja Singh, Honorable MLA of Goshamahal Constituency, at his residence in Goshamahal, Telangana. As a gesture of respect, Yagna Foundation presented a Gomata idol to him on the occasion.
The initiative reflects the Foundation's effort to celebrate India's inspiring personalities, cultural heritage, and national spirit.
05 · Community Empowerment
On March 21, 2026, Yagna Foundation met with Mr. Pendyala Sudhakar, General Manager of Divi's Laboratories, at the company's industrial premises in Choutuppal Mandal. The Foundation submitted a proposal seeking support to establish self-employment training centers for women and youth in Ankireddygudem village and surrounding rural communities.
Mr. Sudhakar responded positively and appreciated the vision behind the initiative. A copy of “The Life of Swami Vivekananda” was presented to him as a token of respect and inspiration — an important step towards building stronger collaboration between industry and social organizations.
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03 · Social Awareness
Say No To Drugs
Towards a Drug-Free Society
Yagna Foundation launched a social awareness campaign promoting a drug-free society, formally unveiled by Sri G. VeeraReddy, Additional Collector (Revenue), Yadadri Bhuvanagiri District, at the District Collector's Office.
The campaign highlighted the serious impact of drug abuse on individuals, families, and communities, with a clear message: Say No To Drugs. Build a Better Society.
It encourages citizens, especially young people, to understand the consequences of drug abuse and actively participate in building a healthier, drug-free society.