Bifrost works for the welfare of the society at large by throwing light on various social issues through awareness campaigns & donation drives. We have a wide variety of Clubs, Departments & Organisations partnered up with us ranging from Journalism to Mental Health to Environment Protection to Photography.As a Director of the Board, I lead various initiatives and work in the fields of education, women empowerment, animal welfare and mental health, also spearheading our international branches and handling several collaborations.

Responsible for establishing and implementing the long-term strategy of the organisation, including recognizing new business possibilities, analyzing trends in the industry, and determining potential risks.

Street Bark is a student-led organisation, driven by the passion to help our four-legged friends by feeding them and raising awareness about their prevalent situations in society.We aim to sow seeds of empathy towards people, compassion towards animals and respect for the environment. We serve to make people aware of stray dogs and their problems while helping them ourselves with our stray feeder program. Our dedicated workforce is passionate, not all dog lovers but all with the same mindset, to bring about a change in our society. Stray dogs are an especially huge topic in India, from stigmas to support organisations, various things make up this topic. One often unspoken about it is how badly impacted stray dogs are. Our team has all been raised hearing about the injustice often done to voiceless animals. They decided to finally stand and support them.Streetbark was founded in 2021 as a project. Currently, it stands as a well-established organisation and has expanded its wings with members from all over India as of today. We are projected to continue to grow as the internal portion of our organisation continues to improve especially with the support of our key management and dedicated members. Streetbark was not always as big as it is now. When we initially began officially working, we were only feeding 80+ dogs daily. In 4 months, our organisation boomed. We started feeding and taking care of more than 600 dogs, 600-700 monkeys, 400+ cows and 10,000+ birds daily. These statistics have not hit their peak. Our workforce is expected to strengthen and grow to allow us to reach out to even more dogs and animals in need. Due to this vast network, we are working towards opening different branches all across India. Streetbark has recently opened a branch in Gujarat and is slowly growing in other cities and states.

The correct key to a successful future is you. My name is Kritik Kasturi and I firmly believe in the idea that driven people can bring the greatest force of change. As an ambitious leader, I became the Vice President of The Helping Hand. The Helping Hand is a social service that aims to bring forth a change in society and I wish to be an integral part of that process.

The Helping hand has undertaken project Saraswati along with Sugam Ngo to help improve the quality of education for children in rural areas of India.We aim at spreading awareness about the importance of education of the underprivileged, how rural schools overcame the pandemic and other important issues about the education in rural areas.

We, at the Helping Hand, are delighted to announce the start of Project Uncaged, where we tirelessly fight against the injustices faced by our four-legged friends.Under Project Uncaged, The Helping Hand is proud to be partnered with @fiapoindia (Federation of Indian animal protection organisations) as we collectively strive towards instilling awareness in society on the abhorrent acts of animal cruelty taking place, and hope to alter the societal views on animals to be more inclusive and friendly towards them.Whenever a mis-step happens we all look at it as a problem, but what if we change that and instead look at it as a situation and try to find a solution to these situations. During these hard times have you ever wondered; How are the animals getting affected? What laws are there to protect endangered species? What can society do to help these animals? Well, on 16th August 2021; our team here at THH had an webinar on the topic- ‘Animal Cruelty and Animal Abuse’

A project by THE HELPING HAND in which we look forward to providing basic necessities such as food and clothing to the senior citizens living in the Anadi Seva Prakalp Ashram. We are undertaking this project for the betterment of society and to make the world a better place for our seniors. Under the guidance of Mr. Pranav Sharma, we aim to provide a platform to spread awareness on why elderly abandonment is so prevalent and why old age homes are necessary. Through PROJECT FOREVER YOUNG, We want to provide a platform and raise funds for these bravehearts, whose skin perhaps is wrinkled, but their hearts are FOREVER YOUNG.

2020 and 2021 has been a roller coaster ride. The decisions made have been difficult and challenging. We have moved forward and backwards trying to navigate the expectations and realities surrounding our lives. We have at times made progress in moving forward and then we have that sinking reverse motion that changes plans in a rapid fashion. Although the world is suffering,it is also full of the overcoming of it. We are in this together- And we will get through this,together.