Small actions can build a better tomorrow.
About Ghar Kar FoundationGhar Kar Foundation is developing a self-sustaining Gram Vikas model centred on three mothers: Apni Maa, Gau Maa, and Prakriti Maa. By bringing together women’s Self-Help Groups, cow-based livelihoods, natural farming, water conservation, and native tree plantation, we aim to create dignified work within villages giving young people a reason to stay and families a reason to return.
"Ek aisa gaon, jahan 3 Maa khush rahe Apni Maa, Gau Maa, Prakriti Maa.” Our mission is to establish a self-sustaining prototype village by March 2028, connecting women’s empowerment, cow-based enterprises, and ecological restoration to create sustainable livelihoods and help youth build their futures in their own villages.
To develop a Gram Vikas prototype by March 2028 that provides a blueprint capable of scaling across six lakh villages of Bharat. Through thriving communities, restored ecosystems, and compassionate care for living beings, we aspire to contribute to Bharat’s revival as the Golden Sparrow by 2047, the centenary of Independence.
Gaushalas in the long term aspiration
Saplings in the first plantation goal
New urban water systems planned
Water Systems Being Worked On
Our Connected Approach
Plan rainwater systems according to land, rainfall and groundwater recharge conditions.
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Connect plantation with native species, protection, watering and survival monitoring.
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Create safer shelter environments linked with water, shade and responsible resource use.
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Why Our Work ConnectsWith suitable planning, a cow shelter can become a centre of care, conservation and local renewal. Rainwater harvesting can strengthen water availability for animals and daily shelter needs. Trees can provide shade while improving the surrounding environment. Cattle dung can be converted into compost or biogas instead of remaining unused. Compost can support responsible farming and improve the productive use of local resources. Biogas can offer a cleaner source of energy wherever suitable systems are available. Village participation can help these activities remain practical and locally managed. Farmers may benefit from access to organic compost produced nearby. Gaushala teams can develop more organised methods for water, waste and shelter management. Together, these connected efforts can help cow shelters move towards greater environmental and operational sustainability.
Our Causes
From safer habitats for animals and birds to greener landscapes, water conservation and stronger village systems, our causes turn practical action into lasting care for nature and life.
Help create safer, cleaner spaces for cattle and birds through shelter care, essential resources and thoughtful habitat support.
Help grow healthier green spaces through plantation, sapling protection and continued care that supports lasting growth.
Our Areas Of Work
Creating safer shelter spaces for cows and birds while connecting care with water, shade and responsible resource use.
Planting suitable saplings with continued watering, protection and survival monitoring to help green cover grow responsibly.
Planning rainwater harvesting systems that help conserve rainfall, support groundwater recharge and strengthen local water availability.
Connecting compost, biogas, responsible farming and local participation to create lasting environmental.
Frequently Asked QuestionsGram Vikas connects rural resources, farming, environmental care, Gaushalas and community participation through locally suitable initiatives designed according to the practical requirements of each area.
This initiative focuses on suitable shelter and Gaushala related requirements, including cattle care, cleaner surroundings, responsible use of available resources and improvement of the overall environment.
Tree Plantation supports greener surroundings by encouraging suitable plantation activities, environmental care and responsible community participation while contributing towards healthier and more sustainable rural spaces.
Our Water Harvesting initiative focuses on practical rainwater conservation, groundwater recharge, restoration of suitable water structures and locally appropriate systems based on actual site requirements.
Founder’s Direction
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