Research

Prajna Manas Samshodhika
Recognition : University Grants Commission, New Delhi and Pune University, Pune and Maharashtra State Government 
Research in Psychology and its application for identification and development of human abilities.A Ph.D research centre recognised by the Pune University. Guidance, counselling and aptitude testing for school students. Ability development camps for children and adolescents in the vacations. Academic courses in child and adolescent psychology. Workshops, lectures and seminars on psychological testing, research methods, parenting, emotional development and training techniques. Psychology based Services for Industries regarding job recruitment, promotion and professional growth.

Website: http://www.jpip.org 

   
Sanskrit Sanskriti Samshodhika
Priesthood : conducting samskaras in a disciplined, relevant form by explaining the meaning and with participation of all.
Booklets of all samskaras including naming ceremony, thread ceremony, completion of 60 years of age, Dehadaan funeral rites and various other poojas. Facility for conducting samskaras through trained priests available in Marathi, Hindi and English in India and abroad. Training of priesthood for men and women all of castes and creeds. Janatantra Udbodhan Manch : An open platform for speakers of different ideologies. A monthly lecture by experts on various social, economic and political issues followed by question-answers and discussion. Research Library : 15000 books on different subjects including Sanskrit literature, philosophy, religion, grammar, Mahabharata, etc. A rare collection of 2500 books on Ramayan from different countries in different languages and scripts.

Website: www.santrika.org

Ayurved Aushadhi Samshodhika
Research on increasing the potency of Ayurvedic medicines by extraction method. Training in production of traditional ayurvedic medicines. Research in ayurvedic potentised medicines on diabetes, arthritis, worms, acidity, etc. Training courses for common people on Ayurveda. The first stage of a long term project ‘Ayurvedic theorisation of new diseases’ completed successfully.