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Governance & Transparency

Run by rules, open to scrutiny.

How the Foundation is governed: a registered rulebook, a managing committee, annual audits — and a public record you can check for yourself.

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Our structure

Governance under the registered rules.

Committee

A twelve-member managing committee

The certified 2019–20 list names a patron, president, vice-president, general secretary/treasurer, secretaries, a legal adviser and an auditor, each with defined duties.

Audit

Accounts audited annually

The registered rules require the society's income and expenditure to be audited every year by a qualified auditor.

Funds

Banked and controlled

Funds are held in the society's name at a nationalised or scheduled bank, with withdrawals controlled by designated office-bearers under the rules.

Statutory registrations

Registered with the authorities.

Societies Registration ActNo. 2052/1999-2000

Registered 30 November 1999 with the Registrar of Firms, Societies & Chits, Uttar Pradesh; certified committee list on record from 2019.

Income Tax · Section 12AAOrder of 5 Sep 2012

Registration by the Commissioner of Income Tax, Bareilly, effective from 1 April 2012 (Sl. No. 78/57, 2012-13).

Income Tax · Section 80G(5)Order of 5 Sep 2012

Recognition that donations qualify for deduction under Section 80G, effective from FY 2012-13 onwards.

PAN & TANAAAAI6804R · LKNI05744E

The Foundation's Permanent Account Number and Tax Deduction Account Number (TAN allotted March 2014).

All five underlying documents can be viewed and downloaded on the Registration & Documents page.

Independent public records

Third-party sources that name the Foundation.

2024–25

NCPUL Urdu diploma centre listing

The National Council for Promotion of Urdu Language lists the Foundation as centre 0929 for the One Year Diploma Course in Urdu Language.

Read the NCPUL listing
2021–22

MoRTH eye-camp assignment

A Ministry of Road Transport & Highways annexure includes the Foundation among agencies assigned driver eye check-up camps.

Read the MoRTH annexure
2019–20

CIIL grant record

The Central Institute of Indian Languages' published NGO details record grant support to the Foundation for that financial year.

Read the CIIL record

An open record

Check the sources yourself.

Every reference on this page links to the institution that published it, and every registration document is available to view. If you need something that is not published here, ask us.

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