About Society.

It started in 1999 in Tri-cities (Hyderabad, Secunderabad, and Cyberabad.) Telangana state, India by three like minded officers of Central Govt Departments in Tri-cities. By visiting various residential area and locations of Hyderabad and Secunderabad. Metropolitan city.

We started work with C collecting family biodata from various residential area as well as visiting and mobilising Buddhist people to come together and unite for benefits of each other. We visited all the Buddha Viharas and made them to come together to celebrated common celebration remembering our forefathers like Jayanti of our beloved Architect of Democracy who offered the Unique Indian Constitutional in the name of “We the people of India….” Organising Buddha Poornima Day World Peace Rally in Hyderabad culminating in Exhibition Ground, Celebrating 1st January victory by 500 brave Mahar Soldiers fighting against mighty forces of Peshva army of 28000.

Within two years of strenuous and selfless work we succeeded in registering this SOCIETY in the year 2001 with Registrar of the Societies at Hyderabad and came into existence on 6th September 2001 under the Andhra Pradesh (Telangana Area), Public Societies Registration Act, 1350, Fasli ( Act 1 of 1350 F) as SOCIETY FOR BUDDHIST CULTURE & SOCIO-EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH (SBCASER), HYDERABAD under Registration No.5978/2001.

Our main vision is to uplift the Social status of poor Buddhist peoples in the countryside as a whole. Our Society believes in Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar’s Mission and Vision for Quality Education, Equality, Fraternity, Social Justice, intellectual livelihood and the casteless society of this diversified country.

The vision is to protect the health, nutrition, economic, and educational status of Buddhists and marginalized groups of society. The mission became a Wheel in Motion for Buddhist, downtrodden, and deprived sections of the society.

Vision

Change is the Universal way of life, SBCASER in the wake of liberalization, globalization, and Sustainability issues faced by Indian Buddhists. The Thrust of this Society is for Futuristic sustainable development such as:

  • Capacity Building of the Buddhist Socio-Educational Research System of India on par with other Buddhist Countries.
  • Evolve National Buddhist Policy to remain competitive in emerging global Scenarios.
  • Knowledge management through organization and Management reform.
  • Serve as an Educational Institution imparting training and exchange of consultancy to and from National and International agencies on all aspects of Buddhist Culture and Utilization of co-opration of facilities for faster collaborative research on Buddhism, and Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar’s Universal Oneness Vision to achieve the above goals.

Mission

  • To Spread the Buddhist Network at the National and international level to coordinate within the Upasakas/Upasikas and Bhikkus (Monks) Sangha to update the Buddhist Profiles through digitalization as a global village for the restoration of Buddhist Culture.
  • To Conduct basic and Strategic research that may lead to improved social and educational development of Buddhist culture, and its diversified utilization to provide intellectuality from Buddhist literature to serve as a national and international repository of Lord Buddha..!
  • Data collection, compilation, and analysis of the factors contributing to the development, and improvement of the economic, and socio-well-being of Buddhist families on a national and international level with a focus on disadvantaged groups through action-oriented reforms and generating consultancy services.
  • To conduct /establish the All India Buddhist Culture Awareness Co-ordinating Centre for Buddhist Spiritual Wisdom of Oneness Management through Meditation.
  • To facilitate the Buddhist Culture, development efforts with Buddhist Preaching and focus on its followers by improving their knowledge, skills, living standards, and attitude towards fellow beings through Dhamma Parishad / Sangati/Council, camps, seminars, workshops, and Training throughout the year.
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