Yoga Initiative by Shri Kunj Bihari Radha Rani Charitable Trust
Many students spend most of their day sitting: in class, on the way home, and over a phone in the evening. At Shri Kunj Bihari Radha Rani Charitable Trust in Shahdara, Delhi, we want to change that with something simple and old: yoga. Our Yoga Initiative will take basic asanas, breathing practice and the habit of daily movement to schools and colleges, starting with the students who rarely get a proper introduction to it.
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Why We Started a Yoga Initiative
Yoga is often treated as something for older people or something you need a studio and a fee for. We see it differently. A few minutes of stretching, steady breathing and good posture can help a student feel calmer before an exam, sit more comfortably through a long day, and build a routine that is entirely their own.
We are a young organisation, and we would rather say so plainly. This initiative is a beginning, and we are building it carefully, with trained instructors, willing institutions and volunteers who show up when they say they will.
What Our Yoga Initiative Aims to Do
100+ Yoga Sessions in One Year
Over the course of a year, we plan to hold more than 100 yoga sessions in schools and colleges across our area, so that more young people get a real first experience of yoga.
Teach the Basics Well
Each session focuses on simple asanas, pranayama (breathing exercises) and relaxation. Nothing complicated or competitive, just practice that a beginner can repeat at home.
Build a Daily Habit
One session can inspire. A habit changes things. We encourage students to continue on their own and, where possible, return to the same institution so the practice has time to settle in.
Bring Yoga to Those Who Rarely Get It
We prioritise schools and colleges where yoga is not already part of the routine, so that access does not depend on what a family can afford.
What Happens in a Yoga Session
Every session is led by a qualified instructor and kept friendly and easy to follow. A typical session includes:
- Warm-up and gentle stretching to loosen the body and ease into practice
- Basic asanas that suit beginners and can be done in a classroom or open space
- Pranayama and breathing awareness to help with focus and calm
- Relaxation and a short closing meditation to end on stillness
Our volunteers help with mats, setup, coordination and keeping the group comfortable, so the instructor can concentrate on teaching.
Who Can Join the Yoga Initiative
Schools and Colleges
If you would like yoga sessions for your students, we would be glad to talk. Tell us about your institution, the age group and the space available, and we will plan around it.
Yoga Instructors
Certified or experienced instructors who want to teach for a good cause are warmly welcome. Share your experience with us and we will find the right fit.
Volunteers
You do not need experience. You need to show up on time and be willing to help with setup, mats, registration and coordination.
Individuals and Families
You can also support the initiative by spreading the word, introducing us to a school, or contributing towards mats, materials and travel for the sessions.
Our Purpose and Our Motto
Shri Kunj Bihari Radha Rani Charitable Trust works from Shahdara, Delhi, guided by one idea: Seva Se Samaj, Samaj Se Vikas. Every programme we run comes back to showing up, serving with our own hands, and continuing to show up.
Our three values, Seva, Sanskar and Samarpan, shape this initiative as much as any other. Seva means giving our time freely. Sanskar means passing on good habits and values to the next generation. Samarpan means staying committed even when the work is quiet and steady.
Yoga is one of six areas where we work, alongside food seva, education, plantation, cow seva and community welfare. Together, they reflect our wider aim of serving humanity, inspiring change and building a better tomorrow.
How You Can Support This Initiative
- Volunteer your time for sessions, setup and coordination
- Invite us to your school, college or community group
- Donate to help us arrange mats, instructors and outreach (eligible for 80G tax exemption)
- Share this page with someone who runs or studies at an institution that could benefit
A Word From Our Founder
Service starts with compassion and means something only when it turns into action. We set up this trust to work for society through practical, local programmes. Everyone has something to give, whether it is time, knowledge, resources or a helping hand. Together, let us serve. Together, let us grow.
Rajat Gupta, Founder
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Yoga Initiative by Shri Kunj Bihari Radha Rani Charitable Trust?
It is a community programme in which we plan to conduct 100+ yoga sessions in schools and colleges over one year, teaching students basic asanas, breathing practice and the habit of daily movement.
Where does the Trust work?
We are based in Shahdara, Delhi, and are starting with institutions in and around our area.
Can my school or college request a session?
Yes. Schools, colleges and community groups are welcome to partner with us. Contact us with a few details and we will get back to you.
Do I need experience to volunteer?
No. Volunteers help with setup, mats and coordination. Reliability matters more than experience.
Are donations tax-exempt?
Our donation page states that contributions are eligible for 80G tax exemption.
Get in Touch
If you would like to bring yoga to your institution, teach with us, or simply help, we would love to hear from you.
Office: 602/2 GT Road, Shahdara, Delhi 110032, near Hanuman Mandir
Email: Shrikunjbihariradharanict@gmail.com
Phone: +91 93197 02357, +91 70423 46700, +91 81785 95085
Shri Kunj Bihari Radha Rani Charitable Trust | Registered Trust, Reg. No. 2026/18/IV/416 | Seva. Sanskar. Samarpan.