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Under Bombay Public Trust Act in the year 1998. The DSP was formed by enthusiastic youth inspired by life and thoughts Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay who propagated ‘Ekatma Manav Vad’. DSP has been working in the district since year 1997. We are working for upliftment of Pardhi tribe which is economically and socially most backward, working for the rehabilitation of suicide affected families of farmers and for the Comprehensive Development of Agriculture Sector.

Under Bombay Public Trust Act in the year 1998. The DSP was formed by enthusiastic youth inspired by life and thoughts Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay who propagated ‘Ekatma Manav Vad’. DSP has been working in the district since year 1997. We are working for upliftment of Pardhi tribe which is economically and socially most backward, working for the rehabilitation of suicide affected families of farmers and for the Comprehensive Development of Agriculture Sector.

Under Bombay Public Trust Act in the year 1998. The DSP was formed by enthusiastic youth inspired by life and thoughts Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay who propagated ‘Ekatma Manav Vad’. DSP has been working in the district since year 1997. We are working for upliftment of Pardhi tribe which is economically and socially most backward, working for the rehabilitation of suicide affected families of farmers and for the Comprehensive Development of Agriculture Sector.

On the occasion of the Birth Centenary Year (2016) of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya, Deendayal Seva Pratishthan published a booklet titled “Deendayal – Drushta Tatha Drushti”. The booklet was formally released by Dr. Mohanji Bhagwat, Sarsanghchalak of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). The publication highlights Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya’s philosophy of Antyodaya—the upliftment of the last person in society—and presents the organization’s efforts inspired by this vision. It also includes insightful articles and reflections by distinguished personalities on his thoughts, philosophy, and their relevance to nation-building and social development.

Yavatmal district is widely known for the agrarian distress that has led to a high incidence of farmer suicides. Rising cultivation costs, unpredictable climatic conditions, and fluctuating market prices have placed immense pressure on farming communities. In response to these challenges, Deendayal Seva Pratishthan has been working to promote sustainable and economically viable farming practices that help farmers reduce risks and improve their livelihoods. Over the years, the organization has developed and promoted a Low-Cost Farming Model that enables farmers to reduce their cultivation expenses while maintaining productivity. Farmers adopting these practices have reported a 25–30% reduction in agricultural input costs, making farming more resilient and profitable. To share this knowledge with a wider farming community, Deendayal Seva Pratishthan published the "Low-Cost Farming Practices – A Practical Guide" in 2025. The publication serves as a comprehensive resource for farmers, covering sustainable cultivation methods, crop management practices, preventive measures, and the preparation and application of low-cost, locally available bio-inputs for pest and disease management. The guide aims to empower farmers with practical, field-tested solutions that reduce dependence on expensive external inputs, promote environmentally responsible agriculture, and contribute to long-term farm sustainability. Through this publication, the organization seeks to inspire a shift towards self-reliant, cost-effective, and resilient farming systems.

Modla Nahi Kana is a collection of inspiring success stories of women from farmer-suicide-affected families who demonstrated extraordinary courage, resilience, and determination in the face of adversity. Since 2006, Deendayal Seva Pratishthan has been working for the holistic development of farmers and rural communities across the districts of Yavatmal, Washim, and Beed in Maharashtra. Through various livelihood, women empowerment, self-help group, and rehabilitation initiatives, the organization has supported vulnerable families in rebuilding their lives with dignity and self-reliance. This publication highlights the remarkable journeys of women who refused to succumb to despair after the loss of their family’s primary breadwinner. Despite immense social and economic challenges, they emerged as symbols of strength, taking responsibility for their families, creating sustainable livelihoods, and inspiring others in their communities. More than a compilation of success stories, Modla Nahi Kana is a testament to the indomitable spirit of rural women and their unwavering resolve to overcome hardships. Their stories offer hope, motivation, and valuable lessons in resilience, self-belief, and empowerment.