Urgent appealTootoli, near Khunti, Jharkhand
Support Hanuman Vatika & Gaushala
A home for devotion, a sanctuary for cows, and a shared legacy at Tootoli — where a 32-foot murti of Hanuman Ji already stands.
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.

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Our work in action
Two urgent works need your support now — a Gaushala wall in Tootoli, and the Pauranik Shiva Temple.
Urgent appealTootoli, near Khunti, Jharkhand
A home for devotion, a sanctuary for cows, and a shared legacy at Tootoli — where a 32-foot murti of Hanuman Ji already stands.
Urgent appealMahadev Toli, Jharkhand
At Mahadev Toli, Pauranik Lingams still sit in the weather. A Shiva temple is rising over them, and its shikhara is still in scaffolding.

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Dharti Aaba Bhagwan Birsa Munda (1875 - 1900) was not only a legendary freedom fighter, but a steadfast spiritual reformer who defended India's ancestral Sanatana Dharmic ethos against aggressive colonial proselytization, cultural destruction, and land dispossession. He preached devotion, purity, cow protection, and civilizational self-respect.

Bhagwan Birsa Munda
"Stand firm in your Dharma and truth. Protect the sacred land, the cow, and the innocent."

A village meeting
Dharma & Cultural Heritage is not only faith — 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.

Founder & National President
International Social Activist & Dharmic Leader
"Our Dharma calls us to active Seva: protecting the innocent child, sheltering the cow, and standing as a sentinel for our sacred temples."
Courageous Grassroots Leadership
Srimati Priya Munda leads Birsa Vahini Foundation from the frontlines. Rather than confining activism to seminars, our teams operate emergency task forces, gaushalas, and mobile healthcare vans on national highways and inside remote forest clusters.
Read Priya ji's storyMandir Raksha & Festival Seva: Responding to neglected or vandalized Hindu shrines, boundary walling, daily pujas, and mobilizing crowd-support and water camps during Rath Yatra and Ganesh Mahotsav.
Interception of Cattle Smuggling: Operating night patrols with law enforcement to intercept illegal transport trucks and rehabilitate rescued cows in our Hatia sanctuary.
Child Protection Task Force: Intervening immediately when minors are targeted by bonded labor agents, child marriage traffickers, or coercive conversion missionaries.
From the ground
Two appeals are open now, and the everyday work with children continues in the villages.
At Mahadev Toli a Shiva temple is rising, and its shikhara is still in scaffolding. Ancient Pauranik Lingams still wait in the open, including one high on a tree. This appeal finishes the shikhara, then shelters what remains exposed.
Appeal open
At Tootoli a 32-foot murti of Hanuman Ji already stands. The plan is Hanuman Vatika: about five acres for a temple in front, and about four acres of gaushala behind. The boundary wall is the work that secures the land.
Wall underway
Protecting heritage begins with people — feeding a child, teaching a skill, and standing with a family. That is the work beside the temple and the Gaushala.
Ongoing seva
From the secretariat
26 September 2026
From 27th to 31st August, the Birsa Vahini Foundation organized a grand Ganesh Mahotsav in Khunti, Jharkhand - the first-ever grand celebration of Lord Ganesha in the region, ma…
Read more3 June 2025
In June 2025, Birsa Vahini volunteers distributed 400+ umbrellas to families in Kendrapara, Odisha, who had no shield against the monsoon rains, bringing them protection, hope,…
Read more31 March 2024
On March 31, 2024, Birsa Vahini announces the completion of Maa Ban Durga Temple in Chakradharpur. After 12 years of struggle, devotees from nearby villages and towns finally ha…
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In the villages where we work, protecting heritage begins with people — feeding a child, restoring a temple, planting a grove, teaching a skill. Your support turns compassion into lasting change.
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Hatia, Ranchi, Jharkhand
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Flat 6C, 6th Floor, Block B, Assri Heritage City, Hatia, Ranchi-834003, Jharkhand
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Monday to Saturday, 9:30 AM – 6:30 PM IST. The helpline answers all week.
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