Nirmaan Society

Working with communities that speak distinctive languages other than the officially acknowledged state languages is something that Nirmaan does. These languages are frequently stigmatised as "kutcha languages," have underdeveloped literature, and their speakers are ostracised. Nirmaan helps these communities establish their credibility by:

1. Writing scripts that are acceptable to culture and science
2. Recording grammatical and other norms in the language 3. Developing resources in their native tongues to promote adult and juvenile literacy
4. Setting up seminars and promoting broader language usage
5. Disseminating various reading resources in their respective languages

Nirmaan empowers the community to continue the growth and development of their language, which is the centre of their culture, by working with them in these and other ways.​

In every community that Nirmaan works with, agriculture is the primary source of revenue and nutrition. They can incorporate sustainability into their agricultural methods in three main ways.

1. Improved agricultural yields thanks to modern farming techniques and methods
2. Getting funding for farming and avoiding debt.
3. A better market for a competitive price.

Nirmaan concentrates on enhancing these abilities in farmers to increase their yields.