Reception room and classrooms
The ‘Shri Nandkishore Sharda Reception Room’ and three classrooms built at Mahalakshmi Girls Senior Secondary School, Pratap Nagar.
Literature, divine wisdom and service
Shri Nandkishore Sharda Gyan Ganga Mission
A sacred stream that publishes and carries to everyone the priceless knowledge, reflections and papers given by Bhaiya Shri Nandkishore Sharda. Alongside the spread of knowledge, the mission also supports the development of educational institutions.
Why it was founded
Keeping the stream of knowledge flowing without a break
After Bhaiyaji left the physical body, Maa Basanti and Madhu Maa founded this mission for the publishing and free distribution of spiritual literature. Its main purpose is to publish and spread Bhaiyaji's priceless knowledge, reflections, papers such as his personal diary, and spiritual guidance, so that present and future generations may be rightly guided — and to consider how this knowledge might spread in India and abroad, so that a new age can begin.
The mission has published works connected to Bhaiyaji's divine wisdom, his life, his handwritten diary, the personality of Maa Basanti, and the spiritual stream of Manidweep. The aim of these books is to awaken in the reader faith, discernment, self-reflection and a spiritual sense of life's direction.
2003 to 2026 — the tradition of books from Bhaiyaji's knowledge
The main works published by the mission. All books are available free of charge to seeking readers at Manidweep.
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The Spiritual Man of Manidweep: Shri Nandkishore Sharda
2003 · 2006 · 2011A memorial volume drawn from the recollections of more than 300 people. Editor: Prof. (Dr.) Ramprasad Dadhich ‘Prasad’; co-editor: Sushri Madhubala Advani.
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Mrityu ke Baad ka Alaukik Sansar (The Wonderful World After Death)
2003 · English edition 2004Author: Shri Nandkishore Sharda. Bringing together the basic principles of science and the insight of spirituality, it examines the cosmos, the power of consciousness, the divine realms and the state after death. The English translation, The Wonderful World After Death (2004), is also available free of charge.
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Chakradhari Yugpravartak Adhyatmyogi Shri Nandkishore Sharda, beloved of Maa Tripurasundari
2015Editor: Prof. (Dr.) Ramprasad Dadhich ‘Prasad’; co-editors: Sushri Basanti Manihar and the ‘Manidweep’ Adhyatm Parivar. An authentic and wide-ranging record of Bhaiyaji's personality, work and original spiritual thought.
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A Lamp-Flame of Manidweep — Jiji Basanti Manihar
2016Author: Prof. (Dr.) Ramprasad Dadhich ‘Prasad’. Based on first-hand experience, a blend of prose and verse — an introduction to Maa Basanti's faith, sadhana and selfless service.
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Shri Nandkishore Sharda — the light-bearer of the Siddhapeeth, herald of joy, peace, prosperity and welfare within worldly life
2020Author: Prof. (Dr.) Ramprasad Dadhich ‘Prasad’. Based on four decades of close companionship and composed in free verse (2019) — a portrait of Bhaiyaji's personality, sadhana, thought and karmayoga.
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Yugpravartak Shri Nandkishore Sharda (Bhaiya), beloved of Jagatjanani Maa Tripurasundari
2022 · 2025Compiled by the ‘Manidweep’ Adhyatm Parivar. A short, authentic introduction to Bhaiyaji's jnana yoga, bhakti yoga, nishkam karmayoga and his mission for human welfare.
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A Lamp-Flame of ‘Manidweep’, beloved of Jagatjanani Maa Tripurasundari — the loving Maa Basanti Manihar
2025Editor: Prof. (Dr.) V. K. Bhansali; co-editors: Sushri Madhubala Advani and the ‘Manidweep’ Adhyatm Parivar. A work that presents Bhaiyaji's spiritual knowledge and Maa Basanti's life as one inseparable stream.
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The loving Maa Basanti Manihar, beloved of Jagatjanani Maa Tripurasundari — a life of surrender
2025Compiled by the ‘Manidweep’ Adhyatm Parivar. Like ‘an ocean in a cup’ — the practical way in which Maa Basanti brought knowledge into daily life, useful for every age group.
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Daivya Dainandini — the handwritten diary of Yugpravartak Shri Nandkishore Sharda
2026Compiled by the ‘Manidweep’ Adhyatm Parivar. The feelings, questions, struggles and spiritual experiences Bhaiyaji wrote — for himself alone — from the age of twelve. After he left the physical body, Maa Basanti published it at Jagatjanani Maa's command.
Through this trust there is also provision to publish socially useful religious books by great figures, written by others. The mission's aim is that the stream of the Gyan Ganga keeps flowing, without a break, into countless people — and so these books are available to readers free of charge.
From knowledge to the learning environment
Trying to clear the quiet obstacles in education
The Gyan Ganga Mission has not been limited to the spread of knowledge. Bhaiyaji held that giving a scholarship alone does not complete the service of education. If a school lacks enough classrooms, seating, water, sanitation or a safe environment, students — girls especially — face many quiet obstacles in learning. Inspired by the mission, construction and support work was therefore carried out in educational institutions, so that students could learn in an environment of dignity, comfort and confidence.
Major construction and support work
The spirit behind this work was that education is not complete through fees or books alone; it also needs an environment, facilities and institutional support.
Commerce education
Financial support for building the ‘Kumari Basanti Manihar Commerce Block’ at the Women's College, Jodhpur.
Tulsi drinking-water stand
Drinking-water facilities built in girls' schools in memory of Smt. Tulsi Devi.
Classroom furniture
Furniture provided for 16 classrooms across 7 girls' schools, to make everyday study easier.
Computer lab
Support for facilities such as computer labs, to connect students to modern learning resources.
Safety and basic facilities
Boundary walls, sanitation, entrance arrangements and other necessary work helped make schools safe, healthy and complete places of learning.
₹1.5 Cr+
Halls, classrooms, computer labs, water stands, furniture and other facilities were developed in schools across Sivanchi Gate, Alpbhasha Rajmahal, Jalori Gate, Bhagat ki Kothi, Rajmahal, Mahamandir and Sardarpura, with the help of trustees, public representatives and the community.
The next link in the support
Would you like to join the next educational support project?
Work such as classrooms, water stands, furniture, computer labs and other basic facilities moves forward in various forms through trust members, public support and local representatives. To join a particular support or construction project, please contact us.
Registration & transparency
The trust is registered under sections 12A and 80G of the Income Tax Act. Its registration documents and year-wise audited financial reports from 2019–20 onward are publicly available on the transparency page.
See the documents