The working philosophy is simple yet powerful:
Think → Plan → Initiate → Implement

Every initiative under Project Rajpurohitm is community-driven. Ideas emerge from collective thinking, are refined through discussions, and then implemented using available human and digital resources.

Project Rajpurohitm is proud to include people from all walks of life, such as:

• Writers & Historians

• Engineers & IT Professionals

• Artists & Designers

• Cultural Researchers

• Businessmen & Farmers

• Filmmakers & Students

This diversity allows the project to operate with creativity, vision, and expertise across various domains.

Anyone who values their Rajpurohit identity and is passionate about preserving its glory is welcome—
Whether you're a student, teacher, tech enthusiast, historian, entrepreneur, or simply someone who wants to contribute meaningfully.

If you feel connected to your roots and wish to make a difference, Project Rajpurohitm is your platform.

Absolutely not.
Project Rajpurohitm is apolitical and transparent in its mission. It works purely for the welfare of the Rajpurohit community, driven by a vision where Rajpurohits act as cultural guardians and moral leaders for broader society, especially backward and marginalized groups.

Rajpurohitm is open to collaborations with:

• Government bodies

• Non-governmental organizations (NGOs)

• Cultural foundations

• Independent researchers

• Artists and content creators

The only condition is a shared commitment to cultural preservation and community development.

Several exciting initiatives are currently underway:

1. Digital Course Creation – Online modules to teach Rajpurohit history, values, and heritage.

2. History & Culture Website – A central hub of knowledge, archives, articles, and community resources.

3. Digital Archive – Preserving rare manuscripts, oral histories, photographs, and genealogical records.

4. Rajpurohit Documentary – A visual storytelling project capturing the essence of Rajpurohit life, rituals, legends, and contributions to society.

5. (More projects in planning phase...)

Project Rajpurohitm is not just a project — it is a movement, a family, and a responsibility. It’s about taking pride in who we are and ensuring that our culture thrives for generations to come.

“Let’s not just preserve our past — let’s shape our future.”