Registered Public Charitable Trust · Est. 2014 · Sirohi, Rajasthan

A Foundation Rooted in Devotion.
A Vision Carried to the World.

Anop Mandal International — Save Earth Research Foundation carries forward the message of the sage Shri Anopdasji Maharaj's Jagathitkarni: that a steady foundation at home can lift a promise held for the whole earth.

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Reg. No. 2014000018/Sirohi Registered 25 Aug 2014
ISO 9001 & 14001 Certified Charitable Trust
Registered under the Indian Registration Act, 1908
PAN AAETA4691D
11 Trustees across 3 Regions of India
Seated at Sirohi, Rajasthan
Reg. No. 2014000018/Sirohi Registered 25 Aug 2014
ISO 9001 & 14001 Certified Charitable Trust
Registered under the Indian Registration Act, 1908
PAN AAETA4691D
11 Trustees across 3 Regions of India
Seated at Sirohi, Rajasthan
Our Story

Built on the teachings of a sage, held together for the world.

The Trust carries the name of Shri Anopdasji Maharaj, whose book Jagathitkarni — "welfare of the world" — set down a call to jointly safeguard the mother earth. Anop Mandal International was constituted to carry that call forward, without discrimination of religion, race, caste, colour, creed or nationality.

Established on 25th August 2014 at Sirohi, Rajasthan, and amended in 2022, the Trust is governed by a Board of Trustees under a formal Trust Deed registered under the Indian Registration Act, 1908 — an ISO 9001 & 14001 certified public charitable organisation.

From a single registered office beside the City Kotwali Police Station in Sirohi, the Trust's Bhaviks (followers) and regional trustees now reach across Rajasthan, Gujarat and Maharashtra — with the founding aim of one day standing among the recognised NGOs of the United Nations' Economic & Social Council.

To sincerely follow the path of renunciation, complacence and self-consciousness, and to save the mother earth from the devils amid the deep sea — for the benefit of all mankind.

Sadhu Shri Anopdasji Maharaj Author, Jagathitkarni (1909 & 1912 editions)
How We Work

Strong Foundation. Global Connection. Worldwide Impact.

Every initiative of the Trust follows the same course — from a settled home in Sirohi, to a growing network across regions, to service that reaches the whole earth.

I.

Strong Foundation

A registered office, a formal Trust Deed and eleven trustees give the Trust its steady base — corpus funds held in trust, accounts audited yearly, and every rupee directed to the aims of the Trust alone.

II.

Global Connection

Regional heads in Rajasthan, Gujarat and Maharashtra carry the Trust's aims into villages and towns, while the Trust seeks alliance with kindred NGOs pursuing earth-safety and human welfare worldwide.

III.

Worldwide Impact

Medical camps, plantation drives, literacy support, disaster relief and free distribution of Jagathitkarni — carrying one message of earth-safety from Sirohi's Jhupadis toward the wider world.

Aims & Objectives

Earth's safety, and the welfare of every household it holds.

Set down in the Trust Deed across three levels of work — international, national and local — each objective returns to the same founding purpose.

01

Save the Mother Earth

Pursuing sustainable development and research into global warming, monsoon failure, floods, earthquake and tsunami risk.

02

Protect Habitats & Wildlife

Safeguarding natural habitats, biodiversity and the environment, and supporting shelters for birds and animals.

03

Health & Immunity

Organising free eye, blood-donation and health check-up camps, and working toward the eradication of epidemics.

04

Poverty & Food Security

Advancing food security, housing and employment for the urban and rural poor, with particular care for the downtrodden.

05

Free Education

Increasing literacy and opportunity for boys and girls, and distributing the Jagathitkarni free of charge to spread its message.

06

Economic Fairness

Standing for human rights, accountable government, and economic fairness for the Dalits, SC, ST, BPL and other backward classes.

07

Disaster Response

Deputing Trust volunteers to affected people in earthquake, flood, thunderstorm and other calamities.

08

Plantation & Environment

Protecting the environment, discouraging felling of trees, and encouraging plantation wherever possible.

09

Unity Among NGOs

Allying with kindred organisations in India and abroad toward the common cause of human welfare.

जगतहितकारनी
HINDI EDITION
Jagathitkarni
ENGLISH EDITION
The Sacred Text

The book that named a foundation's purpose.

Authored by Sadhu Shri Anopdasji and first printed in 1909, Jagathitkarni — "for the welfare of the world" — is a registered copyrighted work exploring a research beyond scientific research: the mystery the Trust calls "the devils amid the deep sea."

Alongside it, the Trust preserves the sermons of Saint Soni Harichandji Maharaj, recorded in Atam-Puran, Nyay-Chintamani, Aadu-Puran-Bhajnavali and Naklang Patra — read together at gatherings, Bhajan Sangat and the Trust's annual Melas.

1909First edition · 274 pages
1912Expanded edition · 756 pages
2Languages in print · Hindi & English
Governance

Eleven trustees, three regions, one board.

The Trust is governed by a Board of Trustees who hold no salary or personal claim on Trust funds — every decision is carried by majority vote and recorded in writing.

President & Chief Managing Trustee

Mohanlal Nopaji Lohar

Veerwara, Pindwara · Sirohi, Rajasthan

General Secretary & Media In-charge

Hemant Pratapji Lohar

Veerwara, Pindwara · Sirohi, Rajasthan

In-charge, General Administration

Govindsingh Devisinghji Deora

Paladi (M) · Sirohi, Rajasthan

Rajasthan Region
  • Dhulsingh Kesar Singhji PanwarNational Convenor, Internal Auditor & Chief Spokesperson
  • Dhansingh Khim Singhji RathoreIn-charge, Rajasthan Region — Naklang Dham, Jakhoda
  • Chhaganlal Kapoorji SenIn-charge, Maharashtra & South Region — Paladi
  • Rameshkumar Keshavlalji PrajapatiIn-charge, Contract & Procurement — Rohida
Gujarat Region
  • Govindbhai Amballal PatelIn-charge, Gujarat, Goa, Daman & Diu — Ahmedabad
  • Shantilal Tejaji PrajapatiIn-charge, Finance & Accounts — Ahmedabad
  • Harjibhai Hamirabhai PatelCoordinator, North Gujarat Region — Banas Kantha
  • Bharat Singh Lalubha VaghelaIn-charge, Public Relations — Ahmedabad
Office Bearers
  • Term of OfficeMinimum 3 years, renewable by the Board
  • QuorumOne-half of the Board, or 3 trustees, whichever is higher
  • AccountsAudited annually by a Chartered Accountant
  • Financial Year1st April to 31st March
Legal Record

The Trust Deed, in its own words.

The full registered instrument — Trust Deed (Amended 2022) — as filed with the Registration & Stamps Department, Government of Rajasthan, Sub-Registrar, Sirohi.

This is the same document submitted at registration: the Deed of Trust made on 25th August 2014 by Mohanlal Lahor s/o Nopaji Lohar, amended in 2022 with changes to the Board of Trustees and Clause 2.2 of Part II, and re-registered on 29th April 2022.

It sets out the Trust's aims and objectives, the Bye-Laws governing the Board, the Schedule of Trust properties, and the full list of Trustees — open for anyone to read in full below.

  • Document typeSupplementary Deed / Correction Deed
  • Registered29 April 2022, Sub-Registrar, Sirohi
  • Book No.1, Volume 132, Page 128
  • Registration ActIndian Registration Act, 1908
  • Pages28-page Trust Deed + Annexures
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Reach the Trust

Visit, write, or lend your hand.

  • Registered OfficeShri Anopdasji Maharaj ki Jhupadi, Near City Kotwali Police Station, Sirohi – 307001, Rajasthan, India
  • Telephone & Mobile02972-220101 · 9687018401 · 7568810723
  • RegistrationReg. No. 2014000018/Sirohi, dated 25 August 2014, amended 2022 — governed under the Indian Registration Act, 1908