Frequently Asked Questions
A trust is established under and governed by the Indian Trust Act, 1882 for private trusts. It is operated by legal persons who work as an independent team with the help of donations.
Manu Welfare and Educational Trust aims at providing quality higher education to poor students in rural parts of India. We ensure that students from rural parts of India also play an active role in the growth of the country.
You can contribute by sponsoring a student, by making a general donation, by convincing your friends, company or other companies to provide corporate funding to Manu Welfare and Educational Trust. You can join us and provide voluntary services and there is no specific amount that should be donated. However, all the programs have a detailed breakup of the expenditure.
Yes! Donations to MANU WELFARE AND EDUCATIONAL TRUST are exempt from 50% tax under section 80G of the Income Tax Act. Please share the details after you have made the donation to help@manuwelfareandeducationaltrust.org, along with your complete address and PAN card number, enabling us to send an 80G tax exemption receipt.
No. MANU WELFARE AND EDUCATIONAL TRUST is not registered under FCRA (Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, 2010) and therefore cannot accept donations from any foreign source, including Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs), Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs), and foreign nationals. Only Indian citizens residing in India can donate to this trust. For any queries, please contact Dr. Dinesh Kumar Singh at dinesh@manuwelfareandeducationaltrust.org or call +91-9415069579.
Manu Welfare and Educational Trust is located at Manu Law College, Chiutaha Road, Tehsil - Nichlaul, District - Maharajganj (UP) - 273304, India.