It is difficult to categorize NGOs by their specific activities; many NGOs perform a variety of activities and often shift the balance of the activities they pursue.  However, in broader terms, most NGOs can be classified as operational or campaigning.  Operational NGOs achieve small-scale change directly through projects while campaigning NGOs achieve large-scale change indirectly through influence on the political system.

• Writing project proposal for grant-in-aid as per Government guidelines and act as catalyst in arranging grant-in-aid from different ministeries of Government of India.
  
• Interaction with foreign donors for grant-in-aid according to aims and objectives of an organization.
  
• Designing project reports for obtaining 100% tax exemptions under section 35AC of Income Tax Actd.
  
• Registration of organizations under Section 12A of the income Tax Act and exemptions under Section 80G.
  
• Amendment of Memorandum and Rules and Regulations of Society.
  
• To prepare project reports for school and get affiliation from C.B.S.E. and other Boards.

Registration of NGO Under:

1. Societies Registration Act, 1860
2. Indian Trust Act, 1882
3. Charitable & Religious Trust Act, 1920
4. Companies Act 1956, Section 25
5. Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 1976