To provide moral, physical, and character-building education to children and people of all age groups through traditional and modern learning practices.

To arrange vocational, technical, and employment-oriented education for unemployed youth and women, promoting self-employment and nation-building.

To work continuously for inclusive social welfare and the upliftment of all sections of society.

To conduct training programs and welfare schemes for rural and urban unemployed youth, including SC, ST, backward classes, and minority communities, to make them self-dependent.

To empower women through training in stitching, tailoring, embroidery, mehndi art, handicrafts, beauty & wellness, music, jute work, professional education, and by establishing and managing Anganwadi and training centers.

To promote the holistic development of women, children, senior citizens, destitute persons, rural populations, slum dwellers, persons with disabilities, and people living in backward, remote, hilly, border, and industrial areas.

To spread awareness on education, healthcare, clean drinking water, public safety, irrigation, land improvement, conservation of natural resources, wildlife protection, food security, environmental protection, and tree plantation.

To encourage and strengthen women’s participation and leadership in social, economic, and developmental activities.

To provide job-oriented and employment-linked training programs through women and community development initiatives.

To establish and operate skill development centers, vocational institutes, and training centers for capacity building and livelihood generation.

To promote cow protection and animal welfare and to organize awareness programs for the protection and care of animals and birds.

To organize cultural programs during national, religious, and social festivals to promote unity, harmony, and cultural values.