A brief history of the khimawat trust.

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A Story of Immense Commitment

A glint of Inspiration set to a fire of Social Commitment. That's the story behind Khimawat Trust.

"A father inspires a son. And the son in turn, inspires the whole world."

A water tank was not just a dream but a necessity for Khimel, a village in Pali district of Rajasthan, which was facing intense shortage of water all through the year and menacingly during summer. Like a savior in time, Valchandji Manmalji, a man of wholeheartedness and deep social sense, built a Water Tank and offered it to the humble villagers. His commitment didn't end up with a water tank, as he went on undertaking a lot more social missions including the construction of a Secondary School for the village. Which is running on his name as Valchand Manmal Khimawat secondary school Khimel.

Standing side by his father, young Kishore Khimawat was watching the changes happening around him; the changes brought by his father. His inspiration was above what he knew about the mission awaiting him, and this pure inspiration took him from that point to the foundation of Shri Raj Rajendra Basantidevi Khimawat Chartiable Trust in Rani. It was a deep-set vision, enthused by the spiritual influence of his guru, Shri Rashtra Sant Jayant Sen Suri.

The Trust looked at the world through a broader view and found its service necessary at every sphere of life. Water reservoirs, road developments, Railway Platforms, Cattle and other animal Rehabilitations, AIDS awareness & assisting programs, Rainwater Harvesting systems, Agriculture development activities, Tribal Supports and every assumable side of life has been looked at, supported and promoted by the Trust with its own will and vision in the matters.

In due time, the Trust grew in the number of its people as well as the activities it carried out.

Today, the Trust is supported by the voluntary involvement of a number of dedicated members, honorable patrons, and dynamic staff. The selfless ventures met with success and this in turn invited awards and recognitions from the government and public service associations. The Trust has won more than 300 awards from Government as well as Public Service Organizations. These awards have worked as inspiration for the trust and would help keep the trust on the same track on a consistent basis. Currently the Trust functions from Rani, Rajasthan and Mumbai, Maharashtra.