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BSMP PARIVAR: Volunteer With Us

The Bharateeya Santa Mahaa Parishhad (BSMP) invites dedicated individuals to join hands in preserving, promoting, and nurturing our ancient yet ever-relevant cultural, spiritual, educational, social, and ecological values.

We are building a committed volunteer network across the following core divisions:

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Governance & Administration

This division ensures the smooth, ethical, and efficient functioning of the organization.

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  • Objective: To oversee the overall management and strategic direction of BSMP, ensuring that all activities align with the organization’s mission and vision. This includes planning, organizing, leading, and controlling organizational resources effectively.
  • Who can volunteer: Individuals with experience in management, administration, strategic planning, or organizational development. Professionals with MBAs or a background in running organizations or departments are ideal.
  • Objective:
  • To manage the financial health of the organization by maintaining accurate financial records, preparing budgets, and ensuring transparent accounting practices.
  • Who can volunteer:
  • Chartered accountants, bookkeepers, and individuals with a strong background in finance and accounting. Proficiency in accounting software and financial regulations is highly desirable.
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Objective: To ensure that all activities of BSMP adhere to legal and regulatory requirements. This involves staying updated on relevant laws, developing compliance policies, and conducting internal audits.

    • Who can volunteer: Lawyers, legal advisors, company secretaries, and professionals with experience in corporate governance and regulatory compliance.
  • Objective:
  • To provide sound legal advice and support to the organization and its members on various matters. This includes contract reviews, dispute resolution, and guidance on legal issues.
  • Who can volunteer:
  • Qualified lawyers, legal practitioners, and retired judges who are willing to offer their expertise pro bono or at a nominal fee.
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  • Objective:
  • To analyze public policies and advocate for those that align with the principles of Bharateeya Sanskruti. This involves research, policy analysis, and engaging with policymakers.
  • Who can volunteer:
  • Public policy analysts, retired civil servants, academics in political science or public administration, and individuals with a deep understanding of governance and policy-making.
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  • Objective:
  • To secure the financial resources necessary for BSMP’s various initiatives through fundraising, donation drives, and building relationships with donors and benefactors.
  • Who can volunteer:
  • Influential individuals, business leaders, and anyone with a strong network and a passion for fundraising and philanthropy.
  • Objective: To manage the public image and communications of BSMP. This includes creating awareness about its activities through media relations, social media campaigns, and other promotional efforts.
  • Who can volunteer: Marketing professionals, public relations specialists, content creators, social media managers, and journalists.
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  • Objective: To plan, organize, and execute all events for BSMP, ensuring they run smoothly and achieve their intended purpose.
  • Who can volunteer: Event planners, project managers, and enthusiastic individuals with strong organizational and logistical skills.
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Dharmic & Spiritual Services

This division focuses on the preservation, practice, and propagation of Dharmic traditions and spiritual knowledge.

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  • Objective: To conduct and guide religious ceremonies, rituals, and practices according to Dharmic traditions, ensuring their authenticity and sanctity.
  • Who can volunteer: Priests, pandits, and individuals well-versed in Bharateeya rituals and scriptures.
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  • Objective: To impart knowledge of Dharmic scriptures, philosophies, and practices to interested learners of all ages.
  • Who can volunteer: Scholars, acharyas, and experienced practitioners with a deep understanding of Bharateeya philosophy and the ability to teach complex concepts in a simple manner.
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  • Objective: To organize and facilitate satsangs, bhajans, and other spiritual gatherings that foster a sense of community and devotion.
  • Who can volunteer: Devotional singers, spiritual leaders, and anyone with the ability to create a spiritually uplifting atmosphere.
  • Objective: To arrange and manage public discourses and lectures by eminent spiritual leaders and scholars on various aspects of Dharma.
  • Who can volunteer: Individuals with experience in public speaking, event management, and networking with spiritual organizations.
  • Objective: To assist in the administration, maintenance, and daily operations of temples and other places of worship.
  • Who can volunteer: Temple trustees, community leaders, and devotees willing to dedicate their time and skills to the upkeep of sacred spaces.
  • Objective: To ensure the safety and security of followers of Bharateeya Sanskruti during gatherings, events, and at places of worship.
  • Who can volunteer: Security professionals, ex-servicemen, and physically fit individuals trained in crowd management and security protocols.
  • Objective: To facilitate communication, collaboration, and a sense of unity among various saints, sages, and spiritual leaders across different traditions.
  • Who can volunteer: Individuals with strong interpersonal and coordination skills, who are respected within spiritual circles and can act as effective liaisons.

Education & Youth Development

This division is dedicated to educating the next generation and empowering youth with cultural and practical knowledge.

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  • Objective: To impart Bharateeya Samskara Education, as per UGSE (Uniform General Samskara Education), to all children who belong to Bharateeya Sanskruti. UGSE will be imparted at General Samskara centres, on every Saturday and Sunday between 4:00 to 5:00 in the evening, wherein great ideals like equality, unity, humanity, firmness, self-reliance and patriotism will be instilled in our kids.
  • Who can volunteer: All teachers or individuals who have a passion for teaching can volunteer and impart education as defined under UGSE by Pujya Santas. Teachers need to conduct classes at the identified General Samskara Centres in their respective localities
  • Objective: To establish and support educational centers that offer a curriculum based on traditional Indian knowledge systems (Arsha Vidya).
  • Who can volunteer: Educators, academicians, and patrons of traditional education who can contribute to curriculum development, teaching, or funding.
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  • Objective: To promote and teach Indian languages, particularly Sanskrit, to preserve linguistic heritage and provide access to ancient texts.
  • Who can volunteer: Language teachers, linguists, and native speakers who are passionate about teaching and preserving Indian languages.
  • Objective: To organize and promote cultural activities such as classical music and dance performances, art exhibitions, and workshops to celebrate and preserve Indian arts and culture.
  • Who can volunteer: Artists, cultural event organizers, and enthusiasts with a deep appreciation for Indian culture.
  • Objective: To engage and empower the youth by involving them in constructive activities, leadership development programs, and cultural education.

Who can volunteer: Young adults, youth leaders, and mentors who can inspire and guide the younger generation.

Objective:

To strengthen ‘value – based family system’ of our Bharateeya Sanskruti, and, to engage in the protection of our Nation.

Who can Volunteer:
Bachelors (Both Men and Women) who have strong alignment with BSMP’s dharmic and service values.

  • Objective: To leverage the discipline, skills, and experience of ex-service personnel for various organizational and community service activities.
  • Who can volunteer: Retired and former members of the armed forces and paramilitary forces.
  • Objective: To promote physical fitness and sportsmanship through the organization of traditional and modern sports activities.
  • Who can volunteer: Sports coaches, athletes, and sports enthusiasts who can organize and manage sporting events.
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  • Objective: To empower individuals, especially women and youth, with self-defense skills through training in martial arts.
  • Who can volunteer: Martial arts instructors and experienced practitioners of self-defense techniques.

Health & Social Wellbeing Development

This division focuses on the holistic health and social welfare of the community.

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  • Objective: To provide holistic healthcare that integrates traditional Indian systems of medicine like Ayurveda with modern medicine.
  • Who can volunteer: Doctors from allopathic, Ayurvedic, and other traditional systems, as well as healthcare administrators.
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  • Objective: To support healthcare professionals by providing assistance in medical camps, clinics, and emergency situations.
  • Who can volunteer: Nurses, paramedics, and individuals with first-aid training.
  • Objective: To provide guidance and counseling on spiritual, moral, family, and personal issues to help individuals lead a balanced and fulfilling life.
  • Who can volunteer: Counselors, therapists, psychologists, and experienced elders with wisdom in life matters.
  • Objective: To foster economic and social empowerment by facilitating the formation and functioning of self-help groups within the community.
  • Who can volunteer: Social workers, community organizers, and individuals with experience in micro-finance and community development.
  • Objective: To connect job seekers with potential employers and provide skill development opportunities to enhance employability.
  • Who can volunteer: Human resource professionals, career counselors, and business owners who can provide employment or training.
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  • Objective: To promote physical and mental well-being through the practice and teaching of Yoga.
  • Who can volunteer: Certified Yoga instructors and experienced practitioners.
  • Objective: To provide nutritious meals during events, to the needy, and in times of crisis, embodying the principle of ‘Annam Brahma’.
  • Who can volunteer: Cooks, caterers, and anyone willing to help with the preparation and distribution of food.
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Environment & Ecology

This division is committed to the protection and preservation of the natural environment.

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  • Objective: To support and promote sustainable and traditional agricultural practices that are in harmony with nature.
  • Who can volunteer: Farmers, agricultural scientists, and experts in organic and traditional farming methods.
  • Objective: To undertake and promote activities such as tree plantation, water conservation, and waste management to protect and restore the environment.
  • Who can volunteer: Environmentalists, ecologists, and passionate individuals committed to environmental conservation.
  • Objective: To work for the welfare of animals, particularly cows, by establishing and supporting shelters (Gaushalas) and providing veterinary care.
  • Who can volunteer: Veterinarians, animal lovers, and individuals willing to care for animals.
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