Vandhe Bharatham Foundation

District

Bangalore

States

Karnataka

Vandhe Bharatham Foundation organized a distinctive initiative – the Disaster Management Program, designed to raise awareness about fire-fighting and rescue operations. In a noteworthy collaboration, the world-renowned fire-fighting company, Roshan Board, with over 130 years of experience and operations in more than 140 countries worldwide, participated in the program. Roshan Board specializes in supplying fire-fighting trucks and necessary equipment globally.
The objective is to disseminate awareness throughout society, ensuring that everyone remains vigilant about fire hazards. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of Fire and Emergency Services during fire disasters, while promoting a sense of patriotism in all developmental activities. The foundation aims to foster the integration of diverse cultures, traditions, castes, creeds, and religions. This inclusive approach serves as an umbrella under which all diversities converge and contribute to building a resilient nation.

District

Bangalore

States

Karnataka

Engaging all stakeholders and citizens across the 198 wards of BBMP, Vandhe Bharatham Foundation is dedicated to establishing a robust platform for Indians committed to Constitutional, Collaborative, and Sensitive Real-Time Micro Governance & Management, 24x7. This initiative involves the best personalities, methodologies, and technologies.
In all the wards of BBMP, the organisation has launched a unique program to IDENTIFY, TRAIN, and ENROLL teams of passionate and truly service-minded volunteers from various walks of life. Their role is to complement all activities of each department in each ward based on their expertise, experience, interest, and convenience.

District

Bangalore

States

Karnataka

Vandhe Bharatham's team was determined to address challenges, particularly those concerning fruits and vegetables produced by farmers. It formulated the slogan "a mouthful of rice-roti-dal and a stomach-full of fruits and greens," and to realize this vision, it approached the Government.
A significant quantity of pineapples, cultivated by farmers in Banavasi, Sirsi, Shimoga, and surrounding areas, was procured. Trucks laden with tons of pineapples and other fruits and vegetables made their way to Lalbagh, marking a substantial undertaking.
To reach apartments and townships in Bangalore city, it engaged 20 mini trucks. The support and cooperation from HOPCOMS, the Horticulture Department, and the Horticulture Minister were pivotal. With the dedicated efforts of the Vandhe Bharatham team, all the fruits were sold at reasonable prices, a commendable move that effectively disrupted the influence of middlemen who were extracting a significant portion of profits in the marketing chain.