Mission 2026/27
Business Champion — now the youth of villages will become them
An initiative to make entrepreneurs through an employment drive that makes energetic youth in every region aware. (Mission 2026/2027)
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GNF Major Projects
Our initiatives to make energetic youth in every region aware and to bring self-reliance to every village.
Waste to Wealth
Cow-Dung Gas Scheme from Cattle Wealth
Whether it is cooking gas or shortages ranging from manure to electricity, the cow-dung gas scheme from cattle wealth will end them — no more shortages.
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Nation Building
GNF Project — Let us walk toward a New India
Major projects and public-welfare initiatives of the Gulzarilal Nanda Foundation.
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MSME Registered
Entrepreneur Development Scheme — Jankalyan Kendra
NGO · MSME Registered — a scheme for self-employment, skill development and self-reliance.
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Morni Hills
Morni Hills — Women Artisans’ Panchayat
A panchayat of women artisans in Morni Hills — local skills, self-employment and “the voice of young aspirations”.
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Proposed · 2031
Self-Reliant Employment Hub: Master Plan 2031
A NADEP compost and organic-farming hub plus a hydrogen and clean-energy hub — GNF’s concept plan (proposed) linking villages, jobs and tourism.
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Water & Gaudhan
The Alternative Path of the Ethical School
Gaudhan (cattle) care, environment and water-policy centre — “Jal hai to kal hai”: saving water, managing a water fund by mutual consent, and serving cattle.
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El Niño campaign
The Alternative Path of Awareness: Naitik Jyoti Jal Nidhi and NADEP Compost
A water fund and NADEP compost — a great resolve in memory of Bharat Ratna Nanda, inspired by Gandhi Jayanti.
El Niño campaign
Path of Possibility — Flood-Water Harvesting, Groundwater Recharge
A unique glimpse — the much-needed picture of development in harmony with nature: harvesting flood water and recharging the ground.
El Niño campaign
A Society Awake Against the El Niño Crisis — ‘Chetna Marg’
Desilt and revive ponds, vertical forests and greenery, power from sun and wind, and saving every unit of electricity and drop of water — become a Bharat Sevak and protect our heritage.
Waste to Wealth, Simplified
How the Cow-Dung Gas Scheme Works
Three simple steps that turn cattle wealth into clean energy, fertile soil and rural income.
Energy from Cattle Wealth
Cow-dung gas (biogas) for clean, smokeless cooking fuel, and NADEP compost for chemical-free, high-quality manure.
Environment & Horticulture
Orchards of mango, drumstick, neem and jamun that improve soil health and are environment-friendly.
Value-Added Products
Gokashth, dhoopbatti-agarbatti, diyas and organic pesticides — turning cattle waste into rural livelihood.
Waste to Wealth
Cooking Gas and Manure from Cattle Wealth — Cow-Dung Gas Scheme
The Gulzarilal Nanda Foundation showed options for cooking gas from cattle wealth and NADEP compost cow-dung manure that increases soil fertility.
Efforts will be made to encourage the promotion of an orchard scheme of mango, drumstick, neem and jamun that improves soil fertility and is environment-friendly.
Emphasis on making various products from cow dung — This initiative of the Gulzarilal Nanda Foundation is a commendable step toward the rural economy and environmental protection. The main points of this scheme of self-reliance through cattle wealth and organic farming are as follows:
Cow-dung gas (Biogas): Using cow-dung gas as an alternative to cooking gas not only reduces fuel costs but also protects health by providing clean, smokeless fuel.
NADEP Compost: This method of making more and higher-quality manure from less cow dung naturally increases soil fertility. It is a strong means of ending dependence on chemical fertilisers.
The Foundation has emphasised planting specific trees to improve soil health and the environment:
Drumstick (Sahjan): This is a ‘superfood’ that provides nutrition and also becomes a source of income.
Neem and Jamun: While neem serves as a natural pesticide and medicine, jamun is important for biodiversity and fruit production.
Mango orchards: They ensure long-term economic benefits for farmers.
Going beyond manure alone, rural employment can be created by making various products from cow dung:
Gokashth (Lumber from Cow Dung): As an alternative to wood for cremation or havan.
Dhoopbatti and Agarbatti: Free of chemicals and purifying to the atmosphere.
Diyas and idols: As eco-friendly alternatives during festivals.
Organic pesticides: Reducing the cost of farming through products such as Jeevamrit and Panchagavya.
Conclusion: This model of the Gulzarilal Nanda Foundation is based on the principle of “Waste to Wealth” (Kachre se Kanchan). It not only solves the problem of stray cattle, but also helps in doubling farmers’ income and saving the land from turning barren.
Come, let us together build a strong, prosperous and aware society
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