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From a Purpose in 2019 to a Movement of Service
The journey of Bodhisattva Trust reflects education, Buddha Dhamma, constitutional awareness, youth development, humanitarian service, cultural preservation, and community responsibility.
A Journey of Action
Every year added a new layer of service — from awareness and education to relief, cultural programs, leadership development, and heritage support.
Milestones that shaped the Trust’s identity
This timeline gives the visitor a clear visual understanding of the Trust’s growth from establishment to major public initiatives.
Trust Established
Bodhisattva Trust was established in Anekal with the objective of creating a rational, compassionate, peaceful, educated, and socially responsible society.
COVID-19 Relief & Awareness
Conducted online awareness programmes, distributed food, groceries, and essential relief materials, and supported vulnerable communities during the pandemic.
Pali Language Education
The Trust began conducting Pali Language Learning Courses, strengthening Buddhist learning, language education, and Dhamma knowledge.
Sports, Painting & Youth Development
Organised State-Level Painting Competitions and State-Level Kabaddi Competitions for boys and girls, encouraging creativity, discipline, sportsmanship, and youth participation.
Leadership Development Camp
Organised a five-day Military Discipline, Leadership, Personality Development, and Dhamma Training Camp for Samata Sainik Dal students.
Saranatha–2026
Organised Saranatha–2026 at Kapilavasthu Open Auditorium, Chandapura, with awareness programmes on Lord Buddha, Emperor Ashoka, Sarnath, Buddhist heritage, and constitutional values.
Mission Mahabodhi Mahavihara Liberation Movement — Delhi Chalo 2026
Bodhisattva Trust extended support to the historic Delhi Chalo Programme held on 12 February 2026, demonstrating commitment to Buddhist heritage preservation, social justice, equality, democratic rights, and humanitarian service.
Contributed ₹50,000 towards the movement for protection of Buddhist heritage and democratic rights.
Organised Dhamma Dana food service for approximately 5,000 participants.
Estimated food service expenditure of ₹5,00,000 for participants.
Reflected Karuna, Maitri, Dana, and peaceful democratic participation.
Service expressed through action and support
These contribution cards help visitors quickly understand the scale and seriousness of the Trust’s activities.
Vihara Development
Donated ₹5,00,000 towards the development of Tyavakanahalli Vihara, Anekal, and contributed towards other Vihara development initiatives.
Mahabodhi Heritage
Donated ₹5,00,000 towards Buddhist heritage preservation and development activities associated with Mahabodhi Temple, Bodh Gaya.
Dhamma Dana
Provided food service support for approximately 5,000 participants during the Delhi Chalo 2026 programme.
Education Support
Extended educational support, school infrastructure assistance, Pali learning, and student development activities.
Youth Development
Organised painting, Kabaddi, sports material support, leadership, discipline, and personality development programmes.
Humanitarian Relief
Supported communities through COVID relief, food distribution, groceries, awareness, and assistance to vulnerable groups.