Amulya Boondh foundation

Amulya Boondh foundation https://www.instagram.com/amulyaboondh/

founder/director: Amulya boondh foundation
offline/online sustainability sessions
solid waste management, composting, plastics
connect: [email protected]
upi id : amulyaboondhngo@axl

It is easy to tear down what is broken, but it takes courage to stay and fix it. Instead of adding to the noise, I am in...
01/09/2026

It is easy to tear down what is broken, but it takes courage to stay and fix it. Instead of adding to the noise, I am investing my efforts into creating a brighter future.
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Most people visit rural schools to teach math. We went to teach trash. 🗑️Textbooks don’t fix a broken education system, but teaching accountability does

Our NGO just wrapped up a waste management drive in under-resourced rural school. No heavy lectures—just practical action.We replaced their plastic habits by gifting steel bottles and fabric bags.

While the internet fights over what's wrong with schools, we are on the ground making them sustainable. Buy a kid their next eco-kit.

Fuel the action, skip the debate.

👉 Pay via
UPI: amulyaboondhngo@axl

If you want to do some good, just go ahead and do it. Don't wait for a huge budget, and definitely don't worry about wha...
25/08/2026

If you want to do some good, just go ahead and do it. Don't wait for a huge budget, and definitely don't worry about what people might think.

At Amulya Boondh Foundation, our earlier hustles failed .We bought steel plates for a temple feast to stop plastic waste—people just took the plates home. We gave out 2,000 steel tea cups in vegetable markets—that didn't work out either. People even mocked us for trying.

Then we just changed our approach to focus on schools. Last year, we worked with 75+ schools to introduce steel bottles . Today, we gave out 125 steel bottles to replace plastic, and we have put in water filters so the kids can refill them.

We bought sports shoes for a girls school team,and the school keeps them as a shared library for the team every year,so they last.

Look, none of us can save the whole world, and impact doesn't mean more zeros are in your budget. There are billions of us—if everyone does just one small thing for the people around them, it adds up to massive change.

If you have a small idea today, just start. Stay consistent and don't look back.

Actions speak louder than definitions. Many wonder how the Amulya Boondh Foundation—an organization dedicated to sustain...
24/08/2026

Actions speak louder than definitions.

Many wonder how the Amulya Boondh Foundation—an organization dedicated to sustainability—is now installing digital smart panels. We don't waste time explaining how education and rural development fit into the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). We save that energy to reach more schools, faster.

Our recent installation at Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Jamboti, was made possible by a smart panel donation from the South Central Railways Working Women’s Organization (SCRWWO). We aren't stopping here. Countless remote schools are waiting, and we are moving forward without delay.

How you can support us?
Donate via UPI:
Amulyaboondhngo@axl

Donate Technical Material: We welcome useful tech like projectors, screens, laptops, monitors, and displays.

⚠️ A Note on Dignity: Whether brand new or second-hand, items must be in excellent working condition. Charity is not an e-waste dump. Items needing heavy repair drain NGO funds and compromise the dignity of the children. A broken device can be fixed; a child’s lost sense of respect cannot. Please be mindful.

In April 2026, the South Central Railways Women's Welfare Organisation (SCRWWO) invited me to host a waste management wo...
22/08/2026

In April 2026, the South Central Railways Women's Welfare Organisation (SCRWWO) invited me to host a waste management workshop.

I traveled from another state and worked incredibly hard to prepare. I even read two heavy books so I could answer every question perfectly. Doing my best and not burdening them in any way, is my way of being grateful to the administrators.

The President of SCRWWO had found me on Instagram and liked my genuine approach and had even supported our NGO personally. After a wonderful program, we said goodbye. We decided to keep collaborating in future. To be honest, I did not expect much. Many people make promises that they do not keep. But I was wrong.

Unsolicited, SCRWWO surprised us with a massive digital upgrade for two under-resourced schools. They donated a smart TV for a primary school and a modern interactive panel for a rural school.

Today, both systems are fully installed. The joy of the teachers and intelligent kids in that remote school knows no bounds. "Thank you" is too small a word for such kind people.

This experience reinforced a deep life lesson for me. Your work and your karma are a direct transaction between you and the universe. Nobody else can interfere. If you do good work, the universe will return it to you. All you need is time and patience.

Most people think waste management sessions are boring lectures that leave students yawning. But looking at the pictures...
20/08/2026

Most people think waste management sessions are boring lectures that leave students yawning. But looking at the pictures from our sessions, you won’t see bored faces—you will see an entire room smiling, laughing, and actively engaged for a full hour.

Today, it is trendy to post pictures of dilapidated walls for internet clout and rage-baiting. It is easy to put a school’s vulnerability on camera to show how bad the system is, but pointing a phone doesn't fix a single wall. Real transformation requires you to stop complaining from the sidelines, step inside, and personally participate.

At Amulya Boondh Foundation, we choose joy and action over performance. For six years, this philosophy has driven our core mission. Instead of exploiting gaps, we bridge them by sourcing upcycled fabric bags directly from self-help groups (SHGs) and needy organizations—sustaining grassroots livelihoods while equipping rural students year after year.

We don't blame the system; we participate in it. If you believe in driving dignified, sustainable development, support our journey.

Contributions can be made directly via UPI: amulyaboondhngo@axl

No matter how much work we do on the ground—whether it is constructing washrooms, distributing TV panels, or setting up ...
18/08/2026

No matter how much work we do on the ground—whether it is constructing washrooms, distributing TV panels, or setting up water filters—nothing compares to this.

True happiness, peace, and real "sukoon" come from these moments right here. Interacting with children who are naturally curious, innocent, naughty, and completely unafraid to ask questions is the most rewarding part of our journey.

Our infrastructure projects are essential, but the real future of our nation lies in shaping minds. If our conversations inspire even 1% of these kids to protect and save nature, I consider our mission fulfilled with distinction.

They are the true builders of tomorrow.
If you wish that we reach more schools,
Kindly consider donation towards the NGO.
Upi id: amulyaboondhngo@axl

We love that you want to support us! But after surviving some serious donation trauma (yes, someone genuinely gifted us ...
16/08/2026

We love that you want to support us! But after surviving some serious donation trauma (yes, someone genuinely gifted us used lingerie), we need to set some ground rules.

What We Need:

* Actual Funds: Cold, hard cash to pay the bills and keep the lights on.
* Brand New Utilities: High-priority items like water filters (tags intact, please).
* Working Tech: Laptops, desktops, or smart TVs that actually turn on.

What We Do Not Need:

* Elite Sarees & Adult Wear: Our students cannot wear your heavy designer silk to math class.
* High-Fi English Books: Our rural kids study in vernacular mediums. Shakespeare will go unread.
* Corporate Rejects: If a pen doesn't write, it is trash, not a tax write-off.
* Doorstep Pickups: Sadly, we don't own shares in Ola or Uber, and our teleportation device is broken.

It is truly fascinating how people with advanced degrees can master complex global markets but completely fail at basic logic. A rural kid cannot read Shakespeare, an impoverished student has no use for your expensive sarees, and garbage is not charity. Clearly, higher education doesn’t guarantee common sense—or basic empathy

Today, we finally handed over our 5th school toilet block to the authorities. Watching the relief and happiness on the f...
15/08/2026

Today, we finally handed over our 5th school toilet block to the authorities. Watching the relief and happiness on the faces of the students makes every struggle worth it.

Usually, large companies give CSR funds to NGOs to build these facilities. But we did not have that luxury. Because funds are so hard to find, our directors quietly broke into their own personal savings to make sure these children did not have to wait any longer for basic dignity.

It breaks our hearts to see how many rural, aided, and unaided schools are still waiting for help. We want to do so much more, both for school sanitation and to give these kids digital tools. Imagine how many more children we could protect and educate if we had a little more financial backing.

We cannot do this alone forever. If you feel moved by what we are doing for these kids, please consider supporting our upcoming school projects. Even a small amount helps us reach the next school faster.

UPI ID: amulyaboondhngo@axl

Thank you for standing with our work and believing in these children.

Before 2024, we used to accept every event invitation just to get our NGO's name out there, even if we weren't treated w...
14/08/2026

Before 2024, we used to accept every event invitation just to get our NGO's name out there, even if we weren't treated well. Over time, we realized many events were just for compliance. So, we shifted our focus away from events and put all our energy directly into the groundwork. Since then, we have been self-funding our school toilet blocks, with Block 6 complete and Block 7 starting.

Recently, a long-time supporter invited us to Telangana to conduct a composting workshop for the South Central Railways Women’s Welfare Organisation. The event went well and was handled with great mutual respect.

Three months later, they surprised us. Even though they are based in another state, they chose to support our grassroots work. Led by their President, they donated a Smart Interactive Panel and a Smart TV to our foundation.( being installed)

Our next goal is to digitally upgrade rural, aided, and unaided schools across Belagavi to improve the quality of education for these children.

We are not looking for popularity; we just want to build a bridge to help these kids. If you want to support or join us in putting digital tools into the next rural school, please whatsapp( link in bio)

I was recently invited to speak about sustainability to a group of Chartered Accountants. Preparing for it made me reali...
08/08/2026

I was recently invited to speak about sustainability to a group of Chartered Accountants. Preparing for it made me realize just how incredibly vast this subject truly is. Environmental studies shouldn't just be a mandatory school chapter; it genuinely deserves to be a completely separate specialization course or even a full PhD dissertation topic.

The most interesting part? I spoke for 45 minutes, and by the end of it, I realized I hadn't even touched 0.000001% of the absolute basics.

Strangely enough, once I stood in front of the audience, I didn't end up speaking what I had prepared at all. It just goes to show how much we simply talk about sustainability as a concept, and how little we actually practice it in our daily lives. The depth of what needs to change in our mindset is immense.

We are constantly on the move to bring these critical realizations to professional circles, schools, and communities through the Amulya Boondh Foundation. If you believe in expanding this awareness and want to support our ground initiatives, please consider fueling our journey.

You can support our work by donating via UPI to: amulyaboondhngo@axl

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