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About Us

The Nataraja Foundation has a mandate to innovate on an unprecedented scale with the twin purpose of helping to improve India s human resource base and reverse the huge damage that has been done to the environment. We are at the same time committed to designing social infrastructure projects of great elegance, with the latest, cost saving ideas , cheapest financing options and technology from around the world to deliver physical projects and awareness programmes at the lowest possible cost per unit of population covered.

As a growing organization we are very open to new ideas and to people who bring in those ideas. We also have a charter of ethics which we expect all those who work with us to adhere to since integrity is at the very heart of what we are trying to do.

The foundation is organized into Mentor trustees and workers. Details of key people are given below.

1. Mentor Trustees

Smt. Saroja Natarajan

Smt. Saroja Natarajan, the settlor of the foundation is a born singer. She was taught and trained by outstanding teachers in both the Carnatic and Hindustani styles of Classical Music.   Know more »»



Mr. S. Natarajan

Mr. Natarajan was educated at the Madras and Benares universities and saw service as a teacher and headmaster in Tamil Nadu before moving to Bangalore to join the erstwhile King George's School ( presently the Rashtriya Military School ).   Know more »»

Officers

Mr. Ashish Puntambekar

Ashish is a student of Mr. S Natarajan and functions as the project designer for the Nataraja Foundation.   Know more »»



Mr. G K Giridhar

Giridhar is the Treasurer of the Nataraja Foundation.   Know more »»



Mr. Chivukula Harnath

Mr. Chivukula Harnath is the Legal Counsel of the Foundation.   Know more »»



Mr. T Krishna Kumar

Krishna Kumar works as a Programme Manager and planner for the foundation.   Know more »»

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