The Punya Foundation is a not for profit charity organisation registered in South Australia. The foundation operates on the principle of universal declaration of human rights with a vision of “Justice through Education and Empowerment”. The Foundation is organising a 3-days Puran, Prabachan and Cultural Program. Goals of the program: To generate funds to provide...
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The Punya Foundation is a not for profit charity organisation registered in South Australia. The foundation operates on the principle of universal declaration of human rights with a vision of “Justice through Education and Empowerment”. The Foundation is organising a 3-days Puran, Prabachan and Cultural Program. To generate funds to provide scholarships to orphan children,...
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Dear community members, Like last year, the Punya Foundation is pleased to announce a 3-days Puran, Spiritual Prabachan & Cultural Program in Adelaide. Goals of the Program To generate funds to provide scholarships to orphan children, who lost at least one of their parents during earthquakes of 2015 in Nepal. To support education of poor...
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The Punya Foundation is a not for profit charity organisation registered in South Australia. The foundation operates on the principle of universal declaration of human rights with a vision of “Justice through Education and Empowerment”. The Foundation is organising a 3-days Puran, Prabachan and Cultural Program. To generate funds to provide scholarships to orphan children,...
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During the 3-day Shrimad Bhagawat Prabachan organised by the Punya Foundation in Adelaide in the first week of July 2015, many Bhutanese people have worked days and nights to make the program successful. This is the first spiritual program organised in Adelaide by the resettled Bhutanese. The program was attended by many Bhutanese. The Punya Foundation, as...
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Giving continuity to support the Australian Bhutanese Interstate Soccer Championship, Mr. Tilchand Sapkota, Vice Country Head of the Punya Foundation attended the fourth soccer tournament in Albury. 16 teams from across Australia participated in the tournament. Mr. Ram Khanal, the project coordinator of the tournament expressed utmost satisfaction that the tournament went as planned without any gaps. He...
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