The Kanak Krishna Srivastava Social Welfare Trust was established in loving memory of Mrs. Kanak Lata Srivastava and Mr. Krishna Murari Srivastava, two extraordinary individuals who lived lives of quiet dignity and unwavering commitment to their values. While their lives were humble, their legacy is far from ordinary. They embodied virtues of humility, integrity, and selfless service, inspiring those around them to live with purpose and compassion.

Through their actions, they taught the true meaning of righteousness, personal dharma, and the transformative power of service. Their example encourages us to walk the path of a karma yogi—dedicating ourselves to action without attachment and contributing selflessly to the welfare of others.

The Trust was created to honor their values and ideals by inspiring individuals to embrace selflessness as a guiding principle and dedicate themselves to serving humanity. It is our mission to build a legacy of compassion and empowerment that uplifts and transforms lives.

What We Do

We strive to foster digitally inclusive, sustainable communities by ensuring equitable access to digital resources while promoting environmental and social sustainability. Our key initiatives include:

1. Affordable Internet Access: Collaborating with service providers to offer affordable and reliable internet connectivity.
2. Digital Literacy Training: Conducting programs to enhance basic and advanced digital skills.
3. Access to Digital Devices: Distributing low-cost or donated devices to underserved populations.
4. Community Wi-Fi Hotspots: Establishing free Wi-Fi zones in public spaces.
5. Sustainable Technology Infrastructure: Promoting energy-efficient and renewable solutions for digital infrastructure.
6. E-Waste Recycling Programs: Implementing systems to properly dispose of electronic waste.
7. Community Digital Platforms: Providing accessible online resources for community needs.
8. Public-Private Partnerships: Collaborating with businesses and technology firms for impactful initiatives.
9. Support for Vulnerable Populations: Assisting seniors, individuals with disabilities, and low-income households.
10. Environmental Education: Promoting responsible digital behavior to minimize environmental impact.
11. Sustainable Agriculture: Leveraging digital tools to support sustainable farming and local food systems.
12. Renewable Energy Initiatives: Encouraging clean energy adoption for digital infrastructure.
13. Community Engagement: Advocating for inclusive decision-making and sustainability policies.
14. Impact Assessment: Measuring progress on digital access, literacy, and sustainability metrics.
15. Skilling & Livelihoods: Empowering communities with skills for sustainable employment.
16. Resource Conservation: Promoting equitable and sustainable use of natural resources.

These activities align with our vision of creating digitally inclusive, environmentally sustainable communities.

Moving Forward

We thank Mrs. Kanak Lata Srivastava and Mr. Krishna Murari Srivastava for their enduring impact on our lives. Their legacy reminds us that greatness lies in simplicity, and ordinary lives lived with purpose can leave an extraordinary mark on the world.

We invite everyone to join us in our journey of compassion, service, and transformation. Together, let us make a meaningful difference and uphold the legacy of two remarkable souls who continue to inspire us all.

Alignment with CSR Provisions and SDG Goals

The activities of the Kanak Krishna Srivastava Social Welfare Trust are designed to align with the provisions of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) as outlined under the Companies Act, 2013, ensuring compliance with guidelines for promoting education, enhancing environmental sustainability, eradicating poverty, and supporting marginalized communities.

In addition, our initiatives contribute significantly to the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Specifically, we address:

• SDG 1 (No Poverty): Empowering vulnerable populations through access to resources, skilling, and sustainable livelihoods.
• SDG 4 (Quality Education): Promoting digital literacy and skill development.
• SDG 7 (Affordable and Clean Energy): Encouraging renewable energy adoption for digital infrastructure.
• SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities): Ensuring equitable access to digital resources for all, including marginalized communities.
• SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production): Implementing e-waste recycling and promoting sustainable technology use.
• SDG 13 (Climate Action): Raising awareness about environmental impacts and advocating sustainable practices.
• SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals): Building public-private partnerships to amplify our impact.

Through our efforts, we aim to bridge societal gaps, foster sustainability, and contribute meaningfully to national and global development priorities.