IM Nirmaan Foundation

Our work

Two initiatives, one idea: build people and the places they come from.

IM Skilling

Meeting India's Makers. We train unemployed youth and working people from village and tribal communities in high-demand trades — practical, hands-on training delivered where people are.

Every candidate's journey is recorded — enrolment, attendance, assessment — and every certificate we issue is digitally verifiable, so an employer or funder can check any claim independently.

TradesAAC Block Mason | Electrician | Bar Bender | Painter | Plumber | Scaffolder | Shuttering Carpenter | Tile Mason | Home Appliance Service Technician | Wood Carpenter | RCC Worker | TV Repair Technician | Solar Technician and more
Where16 states, 120+ districts — rural and tribal villages in India
Funded byCSR partnerships with corporate donors

IM Conserving

Our first conservation commitment is the Sri Ranganatha Swamy Temple at Rangasthala, Chikkaballapur — a sacred landscape of Hoysala–Vijayanagara architecture with a rare 24-sided Chakra Tirtha stepwell.

Under the Government of Karnataka's Namma Smaraka "Adopt a Monument" scheme, IM Nirmaan Foundation is a co-adopter and CSR patron of the restoration, in partnership with the Department of Archaeology, Museums and Heritage, alongside co-adopter Discovery Village, with execution by Culkey Foundation under the Department's supervision.

The work is phased and ongoing: reviving the stepwell's historic water system, conserving stonework, developing the landscape and visitor amenities — with quarterly progress reporting throughout.

SiteSri Ranganatha Swamy Temple, Rangasthala, Chikkaballapur district, Karnataka
SchemeNamma Smaraka (Adopt a Monument), Government of Karnataka
Our roleCo-adopter and CSR patron
PartnersDepartment of Archaeology, Museums and Heritage (Govt. of Karnataka) · Discovery Village · Culkey Foundation