About Us · Maharana Pratap Welfare Foundation

Who we are

A resolve born of history,
a mission for today

"जो दृढ़ राखे धर्म को, तिहि राखे करतार"

— attributed to the age of Maharana Pratap

Maharana Pratap Welfare Foundation is a not-for-profit company, registered under Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013. Incorporated on 3 June 2026 with its registered office in Jaipur, Rajasthan, the foundation's charitable objects extend to the whole of India.

We take our name — and our resolve — from the great Maharana Pratap, whose life stands for self-respect, sacrifice and unwavering duty towards one's people. For us, swaraj means more than self-rule: it means self-reliance. Everything we do, from classrooms to villages, is meant to help people and communities stand on their own feet, in the spirit of an atmanirbhar Bharat.

Explore our work

Rajendra Singh and Khushbu Kanwar, founding directors of the Maharana Pratap Welfare Foundation

Our Mission

To promote education and skill development, to bring relief and upliftment to the poor and marginalised, to advance public health and a cleaner environment, and to empower women, girls and children — working solely for charitable purposes for the welfare of society.

Our Vision

A self-reliant, atmanirbhar Bharat in which every individual has the education, dignity, health and opportunity to stand on their own feet — and in which seva to society is honoured as the truest expression of swaraj.

Our Objects

What we are set up to do

The charitable objects of the foundation, as set out in its Memorandum of Association.

Education & skill development

To promote and spread education, knowledge, skill development, awareness and learning through seminars, workshops, campaigns, training programmes, digital platforms and publications.

Relief & upliftment

To provide food, clothing, shelter, medical assistance, educational and livelihood support to the poor, needy, underprivileged, destitute and marginalised communities.

Health & medical camps

To organise health awareness programmes, medical camps, blood-donation and eye-check-up camps, vaccination drives and wellness programmes for the general public.

Environmental protection

To promote plantation and afforestation drives, conservation of natural resources, cleanliness campaigns and waste-management awareness for ecological balance and sustainable development.

Women, girls & children

To work for the welfare, empowerment and protection of women, girls and children through education, healthcare, nutrition, vocational training, self-employment, safety awareness and counselling.

Disaster relief & rehabilitation

To provide relief, rehabilitation and essential supplies during natural calamities, disasters, pandemics, emergencies and other crisis situations.

Collaboration for the cause

To collaborate with government authorities, local bodies, institutions, trusts, societies, NGOs and other organisations to carry out these objects in accordance with applicable laws.

All incidental activities

To undertake all such lawful activities as are incidental or conducive to the above objects — working solely for charitable purposes within the meaning of Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013.

As a Section 8 company, all income and property of the foundation is applied solely towards these objects; no portion is paid to its members by way of profit.

What guides us

Seva · Swavlamban · Swaraj

सेवा

Seva

Selfless service to the poor, the sick and the vulnerable — the heart of everything we do.

स्वावलंबन

Swavlamban

Self-reliance through education, skills and livelihood, so people can stand on their own feet.

स्वराज

Swaraj

Dignity and self-respect for every citizen — the spirit of an atmanirbhar Bharat.

Leadership

Founding directors

The foundation was established by its founding directors, who subscribed to its Memorandum of Association.

Rajendra Singh

Founding Director

Khushbu Kanwar