Techeot Sanaatan Foundation is looking for people who believe that ancient wisdom and modern action are partners. Whether you are a student, a professional, a scholar, or simply someone who cares: there is a place for you here.
Short-term, flexible contributions across our programme areas. Ideal for students, working professionals, and retirees who want to give back without a long-term commitment.
Minimum Commitment: 4 hours/week | 1 month minimum
Format: Lucknow HQ, field sites, or remote
A structured 3-6 month programme for graduate students, young researchers, and early-career professionals who want deep, mentored engagement with TSF’s work.
Minimum Commitment: 20 hours/week | 3 months minimum
Format: Hybrid, with on-ground immersion preferred
Semester-aligned internships for undergraduate and postgraduate students across education, content, research, technology, communications, fundraising, design, and programme management.
Duration: 1-3 months
Eligibility: Currently enrolled UG or PG students
For academics, practitioners, former government officials, industry leaders, and subject matter experts who want to guide TSF’s work without a day-to-day commitment.
Commitment: 2-4 hours/month | 1-year renewable term
Format: Remote with occasional convenings
We work across education, technology, research, communications, health, environment, and culture. More than skill, we value commitment, humility, and the intellectual honesty to say what you do not know as readily as what you do.
Orientation: Fellows are introduced to TSF’s programmes, values, and methodology. They meet their mentor, select a programme area, and visit an active project site wherever possible.
Deep Work: Fellows work alongside programme teams, attend field sessions and community interactions, and develop an original contribution through regular mentor check-ins.
Submission: Each fellow presents a research paper, training module, documentary, field report, or creative work to TSF. After completion, fellows join the TSF Alumni Network.
People join TSF to contribute time and skill. Many stay because the work asks them to think more deeply about tradition, service, and the kind of future worth building.
IKS Research Fellow
Working on the IKS curriculum showed me that knowledge I thought was old was actually urgent.
Project T.I.B.E.T. Volunteer
Heritage is not frozen in the past. It is living, fragile, and worth protecting.
Communications Intern
I wrote real content, joined real meetings, and contributed to a programme with serious mentorship.
Field Volunteer
Community work taught me to listen first and solve only after understanding the ground reality.
Expert Advisor
TSF gives experts a meaningful way to guide work that can outlast any single project.