Mission
To create a shared responsibility to deliver safe and quality services, education and awareness — at the height of efficiency, in the most professional and effective manner, with the sole determination of making life better for everyone.
Bhava Seva Trust was founded on 7 November 2022 in Rajasthan. What began as a health awareness programme has grown into work across six areas of commitment.

Technology has driven the world into a rapid digital transition. That transition shows up as a sedentary lifestyle, a more introverted culture, and suppressed mental health — sharply so after COVID-19. Day by day we lost human touch and empathetic support from our lives.
On 7 November 2022, Dr. Shrutkirti Haritash launched Bhava Seva Trust with her associates in Rajasthan. Its first programme was 'Awareness on our life and body'. Under her leadership the trust grew, and its goal widened from health alone into a multi-spectrum mission.
The trust has since undertaken philanthropic projects offering free healthcare services to those who need them most — built on a giver's-gain policy that measures the organisation's success by the success of every individual within it.
Dr. Shrutkirti Haritash is the Founder Chairman of Bhava Seva Foundation. A scholar in the medical domain, she has been honoured with awards including one presented by Her Excellency Droupadi Murmu, 15th President of the Republic of India.
A gold medallist practitioner of homeopathic medicine, her expertise extends beyond conventional practice: she is a certified nutritionist, a certified psychiatrist, and a gold medallist healthcare administrator.
She crafted a monumental model of DNA and the Alpha Helix for the Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research in Bangalore, displayed in its Hall of Science, where a team of global scientists visiting the Chemical Heritage Exposition praised the work.
Selected for the International Rotary Youth Leadership Award in 2013, she was later recognised as a Corona Warrior by Seva Bharti Haryana for her service during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021.
She contributes to the Rajasthan Government's health sector Mission 2030 expert panel, and currently serves as Deputy Medical Superintendent at a 300-bed multispecialty hospital in Rajasthan.
Her advocacy extends beyond physical health to mental and social wellbeing — a holistic philosophy in which wellbeing is not merely a profession but a way of life.
To create a shared responsibility to deliver safe and quality services, education and awareness — at the height of efficiency, in the most professional and effective manner, with the sole determination of making life better for everyone.
To cultivate an integrative approach where a safe, feasible and sustainable environment can be handed to the next generation for a healthy, happy life — one where physical and intellectual growth is matched by digital, mental, social, spiritual and environmental wellbeing.