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OUR SERVICES
PHYSICAL
Healthy Body makes Healthy Mind. This seva covers physical development and fitness
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SOCIAL
Seva covers society and environment aspects. This include Go green, Goshala etc.
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ABOUT US
Jaggat Praja Seva Trust (JPS Trust) is a non-profit organization based out of Bangalore striving to work towards the betterment of the immediate community in its vicinity. Set up in the year 2015, the Trust has been mainly focussing on providing Value education to the youth and school children, Free food services for the needy, Old-age home facilities through a congregational approach and Cattle protection through its Goshalas.
The JPS Trust’s goal is to build an enlightened youth, skilled individual and vibrant society which in turn will help build a more stronger nation.
Mr. Pradeep Moondra
Pradeep is a specialist in an IT field with more than 25 years of experience in the corporate world. He has done Computer Science Engineering and MS in Technology Management from George Mason University (USA).
Mr.Omprakash Jangid
Omprakash is a Entreprenaur and a Philanthrophist with 15 years of experience .He is a creative thinker with loads of ideas constantly flowing through his mind about the development of the society and future progress of the nation.
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"There is nothing, in this world harder to practice than charity. Men greatly thirst after wealth, and wealth also is gotten with difficulty. Nay, renouncing even dear life itself, heroic men, O magnanimous one, enter into the depths of the sea and the forest for the sake of wealth. For wealth, some betake themselves to agriculture and the tending of kine, and some enter into servitude. Therefore, it is extremely difficult to part with wealth that is obtained with such trouble. Since nothing is harder to practice than charity, therefore, in my opinion, Charity is superior to everything.
(MAHABHARATA)
"Jaggat Praja Seva Trust has been helping the people in many wondeful ways. Really appreciate it."
Caturatma Chandrashekar
