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SHTR — Society for Human Transformation & Research
Community volunteers at a tree plantation drive in Delhi

Registered Society since 1998 · Delhi

We can't help everyone,
but everyone can help someone.

A 27-year-old society running an academic journal, a business school, rural youth skilling, and 200+ active volunteers — all under one registered, tax-exempt organisation.

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Years Founded
33252
Reg. Number
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NSS Volunteers
12A & 80G
Tax Exempt

Our Story

Founded by academics,
built on verifiable work

SHTR was registered under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 in 1998 by academics with national and international standing. What began as a research society has grown into a multi-programme organisation spanning education, youth skilling, community service, and academic publishing.

Every claim on this site is backed by a registration number, a real event date, or a peer-reviewed publication. That's not a design choice — it's how the organisation actually operates.

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Academic seminar organised by SHTR
Est.
1998

Evidence of Work

Not claims — records

Blood donation camp organised by Rotaract Club of SHTR

Oct 15 2019

Blood Donation Camp

NSS tree plantation drive in Delhi

Sep 24 2019

Tree Plantation Drive

Winter clothes distribution drive for underprivileged communities

Feb 12 2020

Winter Clothes Drive

Verifiable Credentials

Registered. Certified. Accountable.

Societies Reg.

33252

Act XXI of 1860

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FCRA

231661491

Ministry of Home Affairs

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12A & 80G

Tax Exempt

Income Tax Act

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Every registration number here is real.
So is the need.

Whether you donate, volunteer, or partner — your contribution goes through a verified, tax-exempt organisation with 27 years of documented work.

About Us

Our story is a matter
of public record

The Society for Human Transformation & Research was registered under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 in 1998, bearing Registration Number 33252. It was founded by academics with national and international standing who believed that research, education, and community service should operate under one roof — not as separate initiatives, but as an integrated system.

In 1999, that vision took physical form with the launch of the Delhi School of Professional Studies & Research (DSPSR), a GGSIPU-affiliated institution offering BBA and doctoral programmes. The same year, the first international seminar was convened — beginning an annual series that continues to this day.

Over the following decades, SHTR added a peer-reviewed academic journal (Delhi Business Review), a Rotaract chapter under Rotary District 3012, a National Service Scheme unit with 200+ volunteers, a DDU-GKY rural skilling centre, and CASRD — a research cell working on scholarship and grant awareness for minority communities.

SHTR founding documents and early organisational records

Timeline

1998

Society registered under Act XXI of 1860 — Reg. No. 33252

1999

DSPSR launched — GGSIPU-affiliated BBA programme begins

2000

First international seminar convened; Delhi Business Review established as bi-annual peer-reviewed journal

Ongoing

CASRD minority-upliftment cell established · Rotaract Club chartered under RC Delhi Maurya · NSS unit reaches 200+ volunteers · DDU-GKY rural skilling centre operational

Sister Units

SHTR Consulting Group

Institutional and industry consulting — advisory services leveraging academic expertise

Publication Division

Delhi Business Review, academic books, and conference proceedings

International Conference Wing

Annual international seminars running since January 2000

Rotaract Club

Chartered under Rotary Club of Delhi Maurya, Rotaract District 3012

National Service Scheme

200+ active volunteers — "Not Me But You"

CASRD

Centre for Advancement of Social Research & Development — scholarship and grant awareness for Muslim, Sikh, Jain, Buddhist, Parsi, and Christian communities

Registration & Compliance

Societies Registration 33252
FCRA Number 231661491
12A Registration Certified
80G Exemption Certified
PAN Available on request
Registered Address Rohini, Delhi 110085

All registration numbers are selectable text — verify them against official government registries.

Our Work

Six programmes.
One registration number.

01 — Rural Skilling

DDU-GKY

Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Grameen Kaushalya Yojana is the flagship rural youth skilling programme of the Government of India, tied to Skill India, Digital India, and Make in India. SHTR operates as a training partner under this scheme.

Key Statistic

180 million rural youth aged 18–34 in India — 69% of the national youth population. Approximately 55 million from the poorest families, with no or marginal employment. DDU-GKY exists to bridge that gap.

Target age group: 15–35 years. Training covers industry-relevant skills with assured placement support.

DDU-GKY vocational training classroom for rural youth
NSS volunteers during a cleanliness drive
02 — Youth Volunteering

National Service Scheme

"Not Me But You" — the NSS motto that defines SHTR's volunteer wing. With 200+ active volunteers, the unit runs a sustained calendar of community service activities.

  • Poster-making and awareness campaigns
  • Tree plantation drives
  • Cleanliness drives (Swachh Bharat)
  • Self-defence training workshops
  • Seminars, quiz contests, and National Integration Camps
03 — Community Service

Rotaract Club of SHTR

Operating under the parent Rotary Club of Delhi Maurya (Rotaract District 3012), the club has a documented history of 12 community service events — from blood donation camps and winter clothing drives to adult literacy programmes and langar distribution.

This isn't a generic "we do service" claim — every event has a date, a description, and photographic evidence. The full ledger is on the Impact page.

View Event Ledger →
Rotaract Club members at a community service event
DSPSR students on campus
04 — Higher Education

DSPSR

The Delhi School of Professional Studies & Research has been running GGSIPU-affiliated programmes since 1999–2000. What began as a BBA programme has expanded to include BIS and PhD/doctoral research, with the D.CIT (Centre for Information Technology) as an additional academic unit.

Visit dspsr.in
05 — Academic Publishing

Delhi Business Review

A bi-annual, blind peer-reviewed international journal — not a campus magazine, not a working paper series. DBR carries an Index Copernicus Value of 65.33 and is indexed in:

Cabell's ProQuest EBSCO Google Scholar
Delhi Business Review journal
International seminar conference hall
06 — Knowledge Exchange

Annual International Seminar

Running since January 2000, SHTR's international seminar series brings together academics, policymakers, and industry practitioners. A recent edition addressed the theme: "Five Trillion $ Economy: The Way Ahead."

Visit internationalseminar.org

Scholarship Programmes

Need-based, eligibility-driven scholarships for first-year students. Administered through DSPSR with verification through SHTR's registration framework.

SHTR Consulting Group

Institutional and industry consulting leveraging the society's academic expertise — a track record built alongside the research and education programmes.

Get Involved

Choose how you contribute

Donations to SHTR are eligible for tax exemption under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act. You will receive a receipt for your records.

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Impact & Gallery

Service, in the record

Every entry below is a real, dated event from SHTR's Rotaract Club — not a stock statistic, not an estimate. This is the actual documented history.

Rotaract Event Ledger

12 Events

Photo Gallery

Blood donation camp volunteers
Tree plantation drive in progress
Diya decoration competition entries
Footwear donation distribution
Winter clothes drive distribution
RYLA event participants
NSS cleanliness drive
Pathshala teaching session
Langar community kitchen
CASRD Spotlight

Centre for Advancement of Social Research & Development

CASRD works specifically on scholarship, loan, and grant awareness programmes for minority communities — Muslim, Sikh, Jain, Buddhist, Parsi, and Christian. The cell's mandate is not charity but access: ensuring that government schemes and institutional support reach the communities they're designed for.

Part of SHTR's registration framework — not a separate entity.

CASRD community awareness session

Contact

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Registered Address

Plot No. 9, Institutional Area,
Sector 25, Rohini,
Delhi 110085