• 16 schools and colleges are established in the remote areas of India and related services necessary to their education. These schools include services for mentally and physically challenged children.
• Vocational training programs for women are established that enable them to develop skills necessary for employment such as embroidery, knitting, sewing and fabric painting.
• Nine hospitals have been established and equipped with modern equipment provide services at low or no cost. These hospitals include ayurvedic and homeopathic treatments as well as visual and dental services.
• 44 ashrams have been constructed to house saints and serious spiritual seekers throughout India that he travels to throughout the year to give discourses.
• Large meditation (retreat) centers are established where seekers of all nationalities come for intensive spiritual work
• Food and shelter for pilgrims from foreign countries have been established.
• International institutions are established for the study of yoga and Vedānta that include an ashram in Richmond, Virginia, USA.
• Paramanand International University in Indore has been established.