On March 1, volunteers from Dr. Shri. Nanasaheb Dharmadhikari Pratishthan (DSNDP) participated in an Adopt-A-Highway cleanup drive. This event, in partnership with the Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT), took place at FM 361/FM 1994 up to Seller Rd, Needville,. A dedicated team of 12 volunteers from Fort Bend County cleared twenty large trash bags along a three-mile stretch, removing approximately 300 pounds of waste.


With the core principle of "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam" (The world is one family), DSNDP has undertaken numerous nationwide environmental initiatives since July 2022. DSNDP plans to organize an additional Adopt-AHighway cleanup in Fort Bend County, set to occur four times in 2026. Over the years, DSNDP has coordinated a total of 62 cleanup drives in Texas, involving 599 volunteers who have contributed 947 hours of volunteer work. Together, they have gathered 355 bags of waste, amounting to around 5,325 pounds of trash.


Beyond Texas, DSNDP operates in 19 states and 80 cities across the U.S., hosting 27 environmental programs such as Adopt-A-Highway, Adopt-A-Park, Adopt-A-Beach, and river cleanups. In total, DSNDP has mobilized 4,271 volunteers, who have collectively removed 64,935 pounds of trash, providing substantial cost savings to local and state governments. The organization's work has been widely recognized, earning 67 certificates and 97 signboards from various government entities.


The organization is actively involved in tree plantation and conservation across 18 states and 39 cities within the US. DSNDP also leads health initiatives such as the Women's Cancer Awareness Conference

successfully hosted in 2023 and numerous blood/ plasma donation drives. In 2025, DSNDP marked the milestone of 500 Green Initiatives across the United States and Canada, uniting over 300 volunteers who collected nearly 2400 pounds of trash, further advancing efforts in environmental conservation.

For more information, please visit www.dsndp.com.