A grassroots dharmic movement
Birsa Vahini Foundation fights at the roots of society to safeguard our ancient Bharatiya culture and the Water, Forests, and Land on which our Dharma & Cultural Heritage survives.
Dharma & Cultural Heritage is not only faith β it is a way of living in harmony with nature and community. Birsa Vahini works where it matters most: in villages and forests, with tribal and marginalized communities, to protect our heritage, our temples, and the living earth that sustains dharma.
Reviving rivers, ponds, and springs, and defending the sacred waters that sustain life and ritual.
Protecting forests and groves, planting trees, and standing with those who guard the wilderness.
Safeguarding ancestral land, sacred sites, and the soil that roots our culture and communities.
Our work in action
Two urgent works need your support now β a Gaushala wall in Tootoli, and shelter for Pauranik Shiva Lingams.
A new Gaushala for Desi Gau Vamsha is rising on three acres behind the 32-foot statue of Hanuman Ji in Tootoli, near Khunti, Jharkhand. The boundary wall must be finished now so the land can be secured before the cow sheds are built.
Support this causeUrgent appeal
A dilapidated Shiva temple stands with several-thousand-year-old Pauranik Shiva Lingams lying unsheltered under a tree β and another on the tree itself, some 32β33 feet above the ground. A half-built temple is waiting for its dome to be finished so this heritage can be housed and protected.
Support this causeA short film of our work across villages, forests, and temples.
In the villages where we work, protecting heritage begins with people β feeding a child, restoring a temple, planting a grove, teaching a skill. Your support turns compassion into lasting change.
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