Vastradan
A permanent project of distribution of old clothes has taken in hand by Lulla Foundation with the help of Taranga Bahu- uddeshiya Sanstha. This was started on 26th January 2016. Old usable clothes are collected from rich community, after sorting them properly they are distributed in slum area as well as rural area or in ladies and boys hostels. Tremendous response is always received for this project. Every year lakhs of dresses are distributed under this project.
Abhyang Snan(Diwali First Day)
Usually S.T. drivers and conductors cannot go home on the first day of Diwali due to their duty at remote places. Hence Lulla Foundation jointly with Taranga bahu - uddeshiya Sanstha is giving continuously for several years toilet articles, perfumes etc. to these drivers and conductors and also some sweets. This project is well appreciated by the society.
GST, INCOME TAX, Accounting Basic Course (2021)
T. B. Lulla Charitable Foundation organized GST Income tax and Accounting basic course to needy college students and accountants. 6 batches completed from 8th March to 4 July 2021. 150 participants participated in this 7 days workshop.
Guidance was given by tax consultant Sudarshan Kadam, Adv. Kishor Lulla, Adv. Ajit Koli , CA Umesh Mali and Mr. Amit Lulla
Library and Abhyasika
A library of sitting capacity for 35 is started from 14th August 2023 for competitive exam students at Satralkar Complex, Sangli. It is open for 12 hours and no fees taken from any student. This is joint project with Buldana Urban Co operative Credit Society.
Bharatiya Samaj Seva Kendra: Empowering Underprivileged Children(November 2024)
Since 1979, Bharatiya Samaj Seva Kendra has been dedicated to supporting orphaned, destitute, and disadvantaged children. Their day care center provides a safe haven for children aged 2-6 from low-income families (monthly income ≤ ₹10,000) and single-parent households.
In recognition of their tireless efforts, our foundation is proud to announce a monthly donation of ₹26,000, commencing on November 28, 2024, which marks the wedding anniversary of our Chairman, KishorLulla. This commitment will continue for one year.
Lulla Foundation Enhances Spiritual Experience at Sant Tatyasaheb Kotnis Mangal Dham(January 2025)
The Lulla Foundation is proud to have donated a state-of-the-art sound system to Sant Tatyasaheb Kotnis Mangal Dham. This long-awaited facility will enable thousands of devotees to fully immerse themselves in spiritual lectures and discourses, fostering a deeper sense of community and connection.
Honorable Chief Minister Appreciates the Initiative of Upanayan Ceremony for Girls… (2025)
The Upanayan (thread ceremony) of Kumari Meera, grand daughter of Kishor Lulla, founder of T.B. Lulla Charitable Foundation, and daughter of Amit Lulla, was recently conducted along with ten other girls. The ceremony took place at Sindhu Sanskriti Bhavan at Shyamrao Nagar, Sangli with the assistance of the Dnyanprabodhini, Pune.
On this occasion, Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Shri Devendra Fadnavis, conveyed his appreciation in a letter of congratulations to Mr. Amit Lulla. He wrote:
“I am delighted to learn that along with Kumari Meera’s Upanayan ceremony, several other girls are also being included. The Upanayan Sanskar (initiation ritual) during the formative years is considered significant for a child's educational and spiritual growth. Unfortunately, over time, this tradition faded for girls. However, girls too should undergo this sacred ritual. The efforts you are making to revive this important tradition and spread its value to others are truly commendable. My heartfelt wishes to Kumari Meera and all the other participants for a bright future.”
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Kishor Lulla said, “The Upanayan Sanskar is essential between the ages of 8 and 12. In the Vedic tradition, even girls underwent Upanayan. Indian knowledge traditions had given them the right to chant mantras, pursue education, and perform priestly duties. There are references to women performing Vedic rituals and chanting mantras even in the Rigveda and Ramayana eras.”
During the ceremony, representatives from Dnyanprabodhini Pune guided the attendees on the significance of the ritual. The event included Vedic chanting and religious rites. Along with Gunjan and Amit Lulla’s daughter Meera, the following girls also underwent the group Upanayan Sanskar:
- Swara Amit Malgave (Sawantpur Colony)
- Priya Mahadev Bhosale (Tasgaon)
- Anushka Avinash Pawar (Chinchani)
- Mukta Sandeep Ballal (Madhavnagar)
- Sai Sachin Handifod (Miraj)
- Vedika Ravindra Yesumali (Miraj)
- Swara Ravindra Sutar (Miraj)
- Samruddhi Sunil Sutar (Sangli)
- Shravani Balkrishna Javeer (Sangli)
Special efforts were made by the Samrasata Manch in selecting these girls for the ceremony.
Family members of the girls, as well as many notable individuals from society, attended the event, including:
Sanjay Kotnis Maharaj, Neeta Kelkar, Bharti Digde, Vinita and Shailendra Telang, Ravikant Patil, Vasant Apte, Rausaheb Patil, Ishwar Rayannavar, and several other businesspeople, entrepreneurs, and personalities from the educational and social sectors.
This innovative initiative is receiving widespread appreciation from all quarters.
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