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Vedanta Foundation initiated on 15th September 1992 strives for the development of the less privilegedthrough its Computer Education, Child Care, Women Empowerment and Tribal Welfareprojects.These areas have been chosen with the conviction to support the vulnerable and underprivileged sections of society so that they gain authority over their own destinies and join the main stream.

The Foundation is a public charitable trust registered under the Bombay Public TrustAct, 1950, of registration number E 14045 (Mumbai) 15.09.92. It also has anapproval of U/S 35AC, U/S 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961 and has registeredunder the Foreign Contribution Regulations Act, 1976.

The Vedanta Group financially supports Vedanta Foundation to perform its philanthropic activities.Vedanta Foundation is an ISO 9001-2000 certified organization.

Over the past 15 years, the organization has reached out to more than 9 lac beneficiaries through its various projects and aims to enhance the potentials of the beneficiaries.

The Foundation envisions helping the society achieve substantial growth and human progress through education and vocational training.

The mission of the Foundation is to strengthen the economic and social condition of the lesser privileged through focused social and educational programmes.


	Vedanta Computer Literacy

	Vedanta Rozgar Avsar

	Vedanta Umeed

	Vedanta E-Shiksha

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VEDANTA SHOWS THE WAY…………………!!!!!

Posted by vedanta foundation | 2010-07-18 17:16:17 | Comments

October 2009 will remain firmly etched in the memory of Kamini Koshi for a long, long time. That month he was forced to resign from her job because her employer had to downsize and she became another victim of the raging global recession. Just a statistic for the world, thi undergraduate lady

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EMPOWERING PRISONERS

Posted by vedanta foundation | 2010-07-18 17:11:02 | Comments

Vedanta project provides there’s no bar to learning

A prisoner working on a computer may be a strange sight, but for nearly 12,000 inmates of 14 jails across the country, this is a dream come true.

Having spent a major part of their lives with guns and goons,

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Times of India 2 July 2010 Dharavi Job Drive

Posted by vedanta foundation | 2010-07-18 17:07:51 | Comments

In an attempt to improve the social climate in the highly populated slums of Dharavi, the local police have tied up with an NGO to provide jobs to the local youth through Rojgar Avsar programme. With the event receiving more than 500 registrations, jobs have been provided to more than 120 peop

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