Indian Culture Promotion Initiative
"Culture is our identity, and the artist is its living reflection."
Our mission is to bring culture to the last person in society, keep it alive, and connect it with everyday life. Our vision is not limited to organizing cultural events but is rooted in the belief that every tradition, folk art, and artist is an integral part of the social consciousness.
Our Objective
Our primary objective is the preservation and promotion of India's diverse cultural traditions, particularly:
Folk dances, songs, and music
Traditional theatre and performing arts
Painting, handicrafts, and folk crafts
Religious and customary rituals
Literature, oral traditions, and writing
We are committed to identifying traditional artists, providing them with platforms, offering training, and integrating them into cultural events. We believe that as long as culture remains alive, society will stay connected to its roots. We envision a nation where every child takes pride in their heritage, every youth contributes to its enrichment, and every artist receives the recognition they deserve.
Institutional Initiatives of Brihaspati Welfare Foundation for Cultural Preservation & Promotion
Brihaspati Welfare Foundation is a renowned institution dedicated to the preservation, promotion, and revival of Indian culture. The foundation believes that culture is not just a collection of traditions but a living spirit that forms the identity, soul, and harmony of a nation. With this philosophy, the foundation has launched robust initiatives for cultural rejuvenation across multiple dimensions.
The organization conducts extensive surveys and documentation in rural, tribal, and remote areas of the country to rediscover traditional cultural practices, instruments, folk arts, folk songs, and indigenous artists. Their life journeys, traditional knowledge, art styles, and cultural contributions are compiled both digitally and in written form, ensuring that future generations not only learn about these traditions but also find valuable material for research and academic purposes
Kala Mahakumbh & Traditional Festivals
The foundation is actively working toward organizing ‘Kala Mahakumbh’ and traditional folk festivals in every district. These events provide a grand platform for folk dances, music, handicrafts, paintings, oral traditions, and folk literature.
These events are not limited to cultural performances but also aim to engage youth, especially children and students, in understanding and connecting with folk traditions. Through this initiative, local artists are allowed to reach state and national stages.
Every year, the foundation honors outstanding contributors in the field of culture with prestigious awards like
Cultural Awards
Vishva Vibhuti Samman
Adarsh Samman
These recognitions are not merely personal achievements but represent societal and institutional acknowledgement of efforts toward cultural preservation.
Kala Vibhuti Samman
Cultural Awareness in Education
To integrate culture within education, the foundation organizes cultural awareness programs in schools and colleges. These include folk art demonstrations, theater performances, traditional song recitals, craft workshops, and artistic competitions, fostering cultural pride and awareness among the younger generation.
Vision for Cultural Reconnection
The goal of all these initiatives is not just to preserve cultural forms but to actively reconnect them with society. We believe that unless culture flows through everyday life, its preservation remains incomplete.
With this approach, the foundation is collaborating with government bodies, administrative departments, CSR divisions, the Ministry of Culture, international organizations, and community stakeholders to create long-term, inclusive, and institutional change in the cultural sector.
We believe that the cultural renaissance is not only about preserving the past but about shaping a strong and conscious future.
Brihaspati Welfare Foundation is committed to strengthening India’s cultural soul with the vision “Where culture thrives, society flourishes.”