Author, Settlor and Trustee
Kanhaiya Ram
Son of Bhulan Ram, as recorded in the Trust Deed.
Established through a Trust Deed dated 4 April 2026 for charitable work in healthcare, education, human resource development, public welfare, environment and rural development.
The following particulars are reproduced from the Government of Bihar e-Stamp and the Deed of Declaration of Trust.
The Trust Deed records Kanhaiya Ram as the author and settlor and appoints the following three persons as trustees.
Author, Settlor and Trustee
Son of Bhulan Ram, as recorded in the Trust Deed.
Trustee
Wife of Kanhaiya Ram, as recorded in the Trust Deed.
Trustee
Son of Jogindra Ray, as recorded in the Trust Deed.
The deed sets out a broad range of public-benefit objects. The principal areas are summarized below.
Public awareness of healthcare and preventive healthcare, medical consultation and assistance, disease detection programs, cancer awareness, nursing training and public medical facilities.
Schools, colleges, libraries, laboratories, scholarships, study materials, vocational training, skill development, computer education, leadership development and scientific research.
Support for charities, educational institutions, dispensaries, medical treatment, feeding the poor, homes for the aged and assistance for persons with disabilities.
Hospitals, nursing homes, care centres, medical education, public-health awareness, disease prevention and rehabilitation and awareness relating to drug abuse.
Agricultural research and technology, nutrition and safe food, market support for farmers, allied industries and self-help groups for micro-credit and rural financial benefit.
Environmental conservation, pollution and waste management, water treatment, sanitation programs and education, training and research for rural development.
The Trust Deed states that benefits are open to all irrespective of caste, religion, race or sex and that activities will not be carried on with an intention to earn profit.
Trustees are not entitled to remuneration, except reimbursement of expenses incurred while carrying out trust functions.
Income and funds are to be used solely for the objects of the Trust and not distributed as profit, interest or dividend.
The deed expressly declares the Trust irrevocable and limits its activities to India and its Union Territories.
On dissolution, net assets are to be transferred to an association, trust or society having similar objects.
Administration is vested in the Board of Trustees, consisting of one Managing Trustee and two Joint Trustees.
True accounts are to be maintained, an annual report prepared, and the accounts audited every year by a Chartered Accountant.
The Trust's financial year begins on 1 April and ends on 31 March.
The Managing Trustee and any one other Trustee are to operate the Trust's bank account jointly.