Objectives

Our Objectives

What we aim to achieve through our programs and community work.

1) To uphold the Constitution of India, promote the Rule of Law, protect public interest and work towards justice, transparency, accountability and good governance.
2) To protect, preserve, restore and safeguard public, community, Communidade, Government, forest, revenue, coastal, heritage, religious, archaeological, institutional and other public properties and natural resources from illegal occupation, encroachment, misuse and unlawful alienation
3) To identify, investigate, document and lawfully challenge corruption, illegal land grabbing, fraudulent mutations, forged records, environmental violations and abuse of public office.
4) To institute, prosecute, defend and pursue Public Interest Litigations (PILS), Writ Petitions, Civil Suits, Criminal Complaints, Appeals, Revisions, Reviews, Interventions, Arbitrations, Mediations and all other lawful proceedings before Courts, Tribunals, Commissions and Government Authorities.
5) To provide legal aid, legal awareness, mediation, counselling, documentation, representation and assistance to citizens in accordance with law.
6) To undertake research, surveys, social audits, RTI proceedings, fact-finding inquiries, publications and policy advocacy concerning governance, public administration, environment, heritage and public welfare.
7) To promote education, legal education, constitutional awareness, vocational education, professional training, digital literacy, research, innovation, scholarships, libraries, hostels, educational institutions, universities and skill development.
8) To promote sports, physical education, martial arts, yoga, adventure sports, fitness, youth development and sporting excellence.
9) To undertake programmes for the prevention of drug abuse, substance abuse, alcoholism, tobacco addiction, prostitution, human trafficking, child trafficking, cybercrime, organised crime, domestic violence and other social evils through awareness, counselling, rehabilitation and lawful intervention.
10) To promote and protect the welfare, safety, dignity and rights of children, women, senior citizens, persons with disabilities, victims of crime and other vulnerable sections of society
11) To promote animal welfare, prevention of cruelty to animals, rescue, rehabilitation, veterinary care, wildlife conservation and protection of biodiversity.
12) To protect forests, wildlife, rivers, lakes, wetlands, mangroves, coastal ecology, agriculture, water resources and the environment through lawful conservation and sustainable development initiatives.
13) To preserve, restore and promote the cultural, historical, archaeological, spiritual, literary, linguistic and traditional heritage of Goa and India.
14) To establish and manage schools, colleges, universities, research institutions, legal aid centres, hospitals, clinics, shelters, orphanages, old age homes, rehabilitation centres, sports academies, museums, libraries, training institutes, skill centres and other charitable institutions.
15) To undertake humanitarian relief, disaster management, emergency response, rescue operations, first aid, medical camps, blood donation drives, community kitchens and rehabilitation programmes.
16) To recruit, train and organise volunteers for lawful community service, civic responsibility, disaster response, environmental conservation, heritage protection, emergency assistance and public welfare.
17) To establish and operate a Private Security Agency after obtaining licences under the Private Security Agencies (Regulation) Act, 2005 (PSARA), and to provide lawful security services, security training and allied lawful services.
18) To collaborate with Governments, Local Authorities, Courts, Educational Institutions, Research Organisations, NGOs, Trusts, Societies, International Organisations, Corporate Bodies and Community Organisations for achieving the objectives of the Sangh.
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19) To establish branches, chapters, committees and affiliated institutions within and outside Goa, subject to applicable laws
20) To acquire, hold, lease, manage and dispose of movable and immovable properties, establish funds, receive grants, CSR contributions, donations, subscriptions, endowments and financial assistance from lawful sources.
21) To publish books, journals, newspapers, magazines, reports, digital media, documentaries, podcasts and other educational and informational material.
22) To undertake any other charitable, educational, scientific, cultural, environmental, legal, humanitarian or public welfare activity that is lawful and incidental or conducive to the attainment of the above objects. To establish Public Grievance Redressal and Assistance Centres for receiving, documenting and assisting citizens in resolving grievances before Government Departments, Local Authorities, Statutory Bodies and Public Authorities through lawful means.
23) To organise legal aid camps, health camps, educational camps, awareness drives, employment camps, blood donation camps, veterinary camps, disaster preparedness programmes and other public welfare initiatives. 24) To promote self-reliance (Atmanirbharta), entrepreneurship, start-ups, self-employment, skill development, traditional occupations, rural industries, agriculture, fisheries, handicrafts, tourism, innovation and sustainable livelihood
25) To encourage participatory governance, decentralisation, local self-government, Gram Sabhas, Communidades, Municipal governance, Panchayati Raj Institutions and citizen participation in public administration
26) To promote transparency in governance by assisting citizens in obtaining public information, accessing Government schemes, filing lawful representations and ensuring effective implementation of welfare legislation.
27) To undertake programmes for poverty alleviation, livelihood enhancement, financial literacy, consumer awareness and economic empowerment of individuals and communities.
28) To facilitate employment guidance, career counselling, competitive examination coaching, personality development and leadership training.
29) To establish mediation and dispute resolution centres for amicable settlement of disputes wherever legally permissible
30) To undertake rescue, relief and rehabilitation activities during natural disasters, public emergencies and humanitarian crises in coordination with competent authorities.
31) To establish helplines and assistance centres for women, children, senior citizens, victims of crime, accident victims and distressed persons.
32) To promote road safety, traffic awareness, civic discipline, disaster preparedness, fire safety, first aid and emergency response training
33) To undertake digital governance initiatives, e-governance awareness, cyber safety programmes and digital public services
34) To establish think tanks, policy research centres, governance observatories and legal research institutes for studying public administration, constitutional governance and legislative reforms
35) To recommend legislative, administrative and policy reforms before the appropriate authorities in the larger public interest.
36) To undertake fact-finding missions, public consultations, social impact assessments, environmental assessments and community studies relating to matters of public importance.
37) To promote communal harmony, national integration, fraternity, constitutional values, social justice and peaceful coexistence among all sections of society
38) To establish and manage community centres, libraries, museums, heritage interpretation centres, sports complexes, training facilities and public welfare institutions.
39) To undertake publication of books, journals, newsletters, newspapers, podcasts, documentaries, research papers and digital media for public education and awareness.
40) To establish specialised divisions, wings and task groups for legal affairs, environment, heritage, education, health, disaster response, youth affairs, women empowerment, animal welfare, sports, research, security services and other lawful public welfare activities.