1.Establish equality and brotherhood among members.

2. The main objective of this trust is to stand for social upliftment in the areas of education, art, literature, health, culture and environment, irrespective of caste, creed, creed or color.

3. Work for the cultural and social development of the members.

4. Establish technical schools in all states.

5. Develop the Thanthrik taste of the strings.

6. Empower tantris to make comprehensive contributions to Hindu culture.

7. Acquire dilapidated temples where Nithya Pooja is not held.

8. Conduct libraries, libraries, discussion classes and publications for technological advancement.

9. Educational institutions run old age homes, shelters, orphanages and hospitals for the homeless, the needy and the homeless and provide them with the medical facilities they need.

10. Start healthcare institutions, professional colleges and hospitals.

11. Work for the well-being and relief of cancer patients.

12. Provide special financial assistance, consideration and comfort to patients suffering from geriatric diseases such as Alzheimer's and depression.

13. Pay special attention to the healthcare sector and pave the way for more activities. Provide financial assistance to socially and economically backward individuals and families and work for their betterment.

14. Provide educational scholarships to those who are unable to pursue higher studies due to socio-economic and environmental constraints.

15. Work diligently for the all-round progress and good of mankind.

16. Fight maturely and courageously against the injustices and evils of the society.

17. Establish study classes for the uneducated.

18. Provide financial assistance for higher education to non-poor individuals.

19. Raise awareness among the youth about the evils of alcohol, smoking and drugs and make them patriotic citizens.

20. Establish job training centers for unemployed persons to find self employment.

21. Promote eye donation, blood donation and organ donation community among members and the general public.

22. Organize life philosophy workshops on equality and fraternity.

23. Start hostels and residential schools.

24. Organize things for the cultural upliftment.

25. Participate in excursions, adventure trips and study tours inside and outside India.

26. Start institutions to help the unemployed, the common people and the homeless.

27. Start meditation, yoga and interfaith centers to enhance spirituality.

28. Start all religious schools to promote religious harmony.

29. Plan and implement the charitable, moral and spiritual matters determined by the Trust from time to time.

30. Raise funds and immovable property required for the activities of the trust.

1. In the absence of the Chairman, the Trust shall have the discretionary power to direct matters and to authorize the members of the Trust in writing.

2. The minutes of all meetings of the Trust should be kept.

3. Keep records of all movable and immovable property and keep a record of current income and expenditure.

4. Make payments according to meeting decisions.

5. Until the new Managing Committee is formed, the day-to-day affairs of the Chairman, General Secretary and other Trustees will be carried out.

6. To this end, the Chairman and the Secretary-General have the power to sign the documents required to appear and act in all Central and State Government Departments, Offices, other Institutions, Individuals, Central and State Government Agencies, Local Self Government Institutions, Private Public Sector Undertakings, Commissions in all Courts and Tribunals, directly or indirectly. The Chairman is also responsible for convincing the Trust at the outset of all such actions.

The Chairman and the General Secretary are empowered to open and maintain the accounts of the institutions.

1. Trust assets are to be disposed of in accordance with the Indian Trust Act only for the purposes stated in the Trust from time to time.

1. Trust assets are to be disposed of in accordance with the Indian Trust Act only for the purposes stated in the Trust from time to time.

2. The trust is required to make payments only to payments made by the Trust in due course and as permitted by the Income Tax Act.

3. The Revenue and Expenditure Accounts of the Trust shall be kept by the Treasurer and the Revenue and Expenditure Accounts for the respective financial year shall be audited by a Chartered Accountant.

4. If any of these matters are left unmentioned in the activities of the Trust, they may be subject to the Indian Actors Trust Act.

5. Amendments to the rules can be enlarged with the prior approval of the Commissioner of Income Tax only by a majority decision of the total trustees at a special general body meeting with one month's notice.

6. In case of termination of the Trust for any reason, the entire assets of the Trust are to be transferred to any Trust of the same nature or to the Trust or Government operating under Income Tax 12A.

7. Son of Mohanan Potti Sreeraj Krishnan Potti signed the trust agreement with the Sub-Registrar's Office, Thiruvananthapuram.