Param Shakti Peeth

The Chikitsālaya program at Vatsalya Gram is a specialized healthcare initiative that delivers Ayurvedic and naturopathic treatments within the Param Shakti Peeth campus in Vrindavan‑Mathura. It integrates traditional healing therapies—like herbal remedies, Panchakarma, Yoga, acupuncture, massage, and tailored dietary counseling—under expert supervision at the SPPC Patanjali Wellness Centre ([sppc.vatsalyagram.org][1]). Designed to foster holistic wellness, Chikitsālaya combines ancient medical wisdom with personalized modern guidance to help individuals rebalance body, mind, and spirit. It offers a comprehensive, natural approach to health promotion and rejuvenation.

Kamdhenu Gau Grah is a dedicated dairy project at VatsalyaGram that ensures a constant supply of uncontaminated cow’s milk for the nourishment of infants and children. Established in June 2004 with just two cows, the facility has grown to house 175 cows and calves, supported by modern dairy farming technologies. Recognizing the nutritional void caused by insufficient breast milk, the organization provides high-protein, calcium-rich cow’s milk to support bone development and cognitive growth. By operating its own gaushala, VatsalyaGram not only safeguards its children from adulterated dairy but also promotes cow welfare.

Vatsalya Gram has established the Bhanupratap Shukla Smriti Shaheed Sangrahalaya, a dedicated Martyrs Museum designed to foster patriotism and awareness of India’s freedom struggle. The museum showcases “blood‑built” exhibits with detailed narratives of young and seasoned martyrs, features poignant portraits from the 1857 Rebellion and the wider independence movement, and traces Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose’s historic march . Scholars and visitors can access an extensive research library focused on freedom struggle topics. Through immersive displays and educational resources, Vatsalya Gram invites guests to honor the sacrifices of martyrs.

Nanhi Duniya is an outdoor education and recreation space nestled within Vatsalya Gram, aimed at nurturing children’s growth through interaction with nature. Designed as a “children’s world,” it features natural landscaping—grassy hills, artificial streams, caves, and forested areas—where kids engage in play-based learning. This environment enhances physical fitness, reduces stress, fosters curiosity, and sharpens social and communication skills. Through hands-on activities outside the classroom, children learn to observe, think creatively, collaborate with peers, and build confidence—all while reconnecting with the wonders of the natural world.

Premvati Gupta Netra Chikitsalaya, initiated by Vatsalya Gram in 2005, brings free eye care to underprivileged communities in and around Vrindavan & Mathura districts. Under the leadership of Mumbai-based Dr. Shyam Agarwal, specialist ophthalmologists conduct regular eye‑camps every 1–3 months. These camps screen 1,000–1,500 individuals and perform approximately 300 surgeries—mainly for cataracts and glaucoma—at no cost. To date, over 20,000 beneficiaries have regained vision thanks to this program. By restoring sight, the initiative empowers individuals to participate fully in daily life and appreciate the world’s beauty.