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Janseva Pratishthan Foundation Inaugurated: A National Movement for Social Awareness and Responsibility

21 Feb 2026
Maharashtra
3 min read
By Team News Danka
Janseva Pratishthan Foundation Inaugurated: A National Movement for Social Awareness and Responsibility
Photo: Inauguration of Janseva Pratishthan Foundation in the presence of IRS officer Sameer Wankhede, industrialist Prashant Karulkar, and Founder Shabbir Shaikh.
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Janseva Pratishthan Foundation, dedicated to social awareness and civic responsibility, was formally launched on 21 February 2026 as a public platform for social welfare and nation-building under the leadership of Founder Shabbir Shaikh.

A Movement Rooted in Awareness, Discipline and Responsibility

The inauguration took place on 21 February 2026 in the presence of IRS officer Sameer Wankhede and industrialist Prashant Karulkar, President of Karulkar Pratishthan. Sheetal Joshi Karulkar, Vice President of Karulkar Pratishthan, was also associated with the event. The foundation, led by Founder and National President Shabbir Shaikh, announced the start of a national movement built on social awareness, discipline, and social responsibility.

Vision: An Aware, Capable and Responsible Society

The foundation's stated vision is to build an aware, capable, and responsible society, empower youth, protect communities from social threats, and promote justice, equality, and national integration, while serving as an open public platform for social welfare and nation-building.

Four Core Goals

The foundation will focus on four areas: an anti-drug campaign through awareness drives, educational workshops, and community programs; cyber crime prevention through digital literacy, online safety guidance, and cooperation with authorities against online fraud; youth empowerment through mentorship, skill development, and leadership training; and social welfare and justice through legal awareness, social assistance, and equal opportunity and dignity for marginalized groups.

Working with Government, Schools and Civil Society

The foundation has stated that it will collaborate with government agencies, educational institutions, and civil society organizations across Maharashtra and India to carry its mission forward.

Key Project Highlights

  • Officially inaugurated on 21 February 2026
  • Presence of IRS officer Sameer Wankhede and industrialist Prashant Karulkar
  • Four focus areas: anti-drug campaign, cyber crime prevention, youth empowerment, social welfare and justice
  • Collaboration planned with government agencies, educational institutions, and civil society across Maharashtra and India
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