If any country wants to be a developed nation, then each village, city, metro of that country should not only be economically prosperous but it should have good physical infrastructure & people must take care of physical, mental health & climate health.

We had portals on 638387 villages in India and started developed nation and had send warli paintings to that time's and former presidents of India, Prime Ministers of India, CMs & Governors of each state / UT of India, some CSR Heads of companies and spiritual guru's and some celebrities in India.

The first painting had ideas of founder Sanjay Kumud Moreshwar Bapat but Warli community in Jowhar in that time's Thane District (Now Jowhar is part of Palghar District).

When it was given to Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, in a minute he told the founder to add people doing meditation because that is the need of a developed nation. What he meant was that People of the nation must care of themself, the communities of their location & nature. Afterall each country is an interation of its cities & villages.

Amitabh Bachchan wrote about his concept of a developed nation. (Image shared below)

Former President & scientist, Dr Abdul Kalam just talked on mobile with the founder but in his voice came clarity that integration of culture & science is needed because science is helping world move ahead fast but for sustainable future, culture in terms of attitude of humanity must not expire.

This was way back but it took time for self sustainability and when it was about to be shared in a new version, founder had an almost fatal accident on 28.08.2013.

But now we are ready to share not just villages in India and not just 193 UN Member countries & 2 SARs or isaldns and non UN member countries, rivers, oceans, continents, sun, moon, planets, world & universe but about 250000 NGOs working on various social issues, 50000 corporates, some funding agencies, philanthropists, celebrities and more importantly scientists who are global philanthropists.

And how can we forget the clear fact that scientists are global philanthropists. And patent came much later than theories of relativity, lights ...but what scientists gave the world is far higher than a few million dollars.

And founder worked in advertising & PR. So he knows Artificial Intelligence may takeaway many jobs of people. But robots are not replacement of humans. They dont marry, have parents & children or friends or enemies. They are managed or governed by people. And this common man has responsibility to make world a better place. So she / he can donate $20 or its equivalent to social doctors of their country or to global example Thane, which will have a digital knowledge Bank helping people in the world not only know basics in terms of moon, sun, brain, eyes but also basic information of various diseases humans get. And Thane will take a step ahead to share with the world, the age old technique of yog (but limiting to respiration technique).

Founder is lucky that in his life, he met or talked to or written to many people across India and few ones outside India.

Nandan Nilekani of took his views on social sector and NGOs for his book "Imagining India"

He had the fortune of working with Bobby Sista who took him as part of a team led by Wally Olins to meet Ratan Tata for Identity of Tata Group. Again, as part of Sista's worldcom, he was part of a team which did research of social entrepreneurs in India and meet the judging panel which had industry greats like Keshub Mahindra (M&M) , Deepak Parekh (HDFC) , Uday Kotak (Kotak Mahindra) , Simone Tata, Parvinder Singh (Ranbaxy) ....

He met Rajan Datar of Datar Cancer Genetics, which is rare company to tell you cancer in advance through blood test.

Founder invested good time with the students in about 50 municipal schools in Mumbai, Thane, Delhi and other areas in India. Plus below the poverty line nationals in Palu, Jowhar and rural areas of Thane.

650 000 villages
We had a portal for 638387 villages of India in 2001.With time, the number of villages have increased and we share about 650000 villages in India.

Manytimes, the name of the village is same but its district location is different. At times, village names are seen as just numbers.

Villages are shared alphabetically (namewise)
because it is easy for visitors. And next to the village we share the name of the district where the village exists. And next to that is the State / UT.

We want villages & districts of India to be role models for all villages, countries & countries of the world. Yes, there can be addicts or thieves or naxalites in some districts of India or anywhere in the world. But no body is born rich or poor, yes, they are born in rich families or poor families. Which means right from birth, your background starts playing. Circumstances makes poor person a thief. And greed makes a rich person thief by stealing what someone has done.

If a person steals Rs 100/- or $10 from another person, police immediately caught that person. But if a company steals a patent or copies code of how to make a product from its competitors and invets lot of money in the product they make, then the company is not called a thief unless it is proven that the formula is stolen from competing company.

We cant do anything related to it because that is the responsibility of government of that country which deputes related authority (soldier, court, police ...) to take the right decision and implement it.

We want NGOs in districts and villages in India to make NGO Shopping Malls where they either sale or market products or services by communities or market products made by larger companies to the villagers so that villages can get what they get in cities but live in a peaceful zone which is usually traffic free (not much traffic in villages). And maybe if there are factories in villages, then villagers can ensure that the factory does not pollute the water or atmosphere in that area but at the same time, offer the factory workers products they get in cities. That is the beauty of NGO Shopping Malls.

People want to know social doctors in their villages. It is difficult to know villagewise NGOs. So we share them districtwise. And that is why we share name of the district next to the village. When a district is bifurcated, most of the NGOs work both the bifurcated districts, so it is in a way right.

While we share NGOs districtwise, we will share the issues about 200000 NGOs are working in, next to the NGO during 2025-26.

And more importantly, we have started sharing NGO Malls where the NGOs not jut makret products made by communities they serve but can also help corporates which find it economically difficult to market products in small villages with a population of 100 of even 500.