Rooted in Bundelkhand, growing since day one
Manav Jeevan Mission Seva Sangh began as a small group of villagers in Udaypur, Banda, who could no longer watch their rivers choke with illegal sand mining and their hills stripped bare. What started as a local voice against unchecked exploitation of the Ken and Yamuna riverbeds slowly grew into a full-fledged grassroots movement for environmental and social change.
Over the years, our work has expanded from advocacy and legal petitions to hands-on action — plantation drives, river restoration campaigns, and community outreach across dozens of villages in the region — while never losing sight of the people at the heart of it all, especially children who need extra care and support.
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Early YearsLocal advocacy against illegal river and hill mining in Banda district, taken up to the National Green Tribunal.
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Growing the MissionFormal registration and expansion into tree plantation and community awareness programs across Bundelkhand.
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TodayActive partner in the Yamuna Jiye Abhiyan, running river, tree and child-welfare initiatives together with allied organisations.
