Sagar, as a non-government organization, was established in January 2006 under the Societies Registration Act, XXI of 1860 with the aim of protecting and promoting the tangible & intangible cultural heritage, tourism, education, health and social development of all geographical pockets of India.
It includes both scholars and practitioners, who collaborate with a wider community in generating critical research insights and knowledge in the field of art, culture, archaeology, anthropology and heritage conservation.
Years of experience in heritage conservation, tourism, social development and research initiatives.
Projects, workshops, awareness programmes and cultural development activities across India.
Sagar as an organization dedicated to art, culture, tourism, education and social development intends to promote heritage awareness, cultural preservation, social welfare and sustainable development through educational, environmental and community-driven initiatives across India.
To promote and create museums, art galleries, libraries, heritage conservation & management institutions and cultivate cultural awareness in schools, colleges and educational institutions.
To collect, document, conserve and preserve antiquities and contemporary works of art such as paintings, manuscripts, sculptures, coins, jewellery and built heritage including temples and forts.
To organize cultural programmes, events, conferences, seminars, lectures, workshops, training programmes and exhibitions to promote cultural awareness.
To make documentary films on art, culture, archaeology and tourism for educational and awareness purposes.
To promote tourism and heritage complexes while preserving the historical and cultural identity of India.
To publish journals, periodicals, magazines, books, research papers and memoirs related to culture, heritage and social development.
To work for the upliftment of socially and economically weaker sections of society through welfare and development programmes.
To assist poor persons, widows, war victims, disabled individuals and leprosy cured persons through social support initiatives.
To provide assistance to disabled persons for the purchase and fitment of aids, appliances and rehabilitation support systems.
To work actively for the prevention of beggary and encourage rehabilitation and self-employment opportunities.
To conduct social, educational and cultural programmes for slum communities, street children, rural populations and old aged people.
To provide nutrition support and welfare assistance to poor children, elderly people and differently abled persons.
To construct and facilitate the construction of small houses for economically weaker families with support from government authorities.
To establish education centres, primary health centres, charitable dispensaries and family welfare centres in villages and urban slums.
To improve the living conditions of poor people and those residing in Jhuggi Jhopri and underdeveloped urban settlements.
To launch sustainable relief campaigns for people affected by disasters such as famine, drought, floods, cyclones, earthquakes and epidemics.
To spread awareness and popularity of Sulabh Technology and support cleanliness and sanitation initiatives in collaboration with authorities.
To promote wildlife conservation, environmental protection, water harvesting, horticulture and sustainable ecological development programmes.
To support animal husbandry, poultry farming, fisheries, drinking water programmes and agriculture development activities.
To promote population control awareness, pollution control initiatives and eco-friendly development projects as per government policy.
