The Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Chaitya Smarak Trust, located in the tranquil town of Pangaon, Maharashtra, is a revered organization dedicated to preserving the legacy of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar and the teachings of Bhagwan Buddha. Established in 1999 by the visionary Mr. V.K. Acharya, the Trust has become a beacon of spirituality, equality, and social transformation.
At its heart lies the Chaitya Smarak, a historic monument that houses the sacred relics of Bhagwan Buddha, brought from Kushinagar, and Dr. Ambedkar, enshrined in 1956. This holy site attracts millions of devotees annually, offering them a place of peace, reflection, and inspiration.
At the Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Chaitya Smarak Trust, we are dedicated to creating meaningful change through a blend of spiritual, social, and educational initiatives. Our mission is rooted in the teachings of Bhagwan Buddha and the transformative vision of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar. From preserving cultural heritage to uplifting marginalized communities, our work is driven by compassion, equality, and purpose.
At Chaitya Smarak Trust, our mission is rooted in fostering equality, promoting education, and advancing social harmony. Established in 1999 by Mr. V.K. Acharya, the trust has grown to become a symbol of hope and transformation for millions. We believe in uplifting communities through education, health, and cultural empowerment.
Our mission goes beyond preserving history. We are committed to promoting Buddhist teachings, fostering community development, and empowering underprivileged groups through education, health initiatives, and spiritual programs.
The journey of Chaitya Smarak began with the enshrinement of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar’s relics in 1956, making Pangaon a historical and spiritual landmark. Over the years, the Trust has expanded its work, bringing the sacred relics of Bhagwan Buddha to this revered site in 2023. The relentless efforts of Mr. V.K. Acharya and the support of the Government of Maharashtra have transformed this vision into reality, establishing Chaitya Smarak as a pilgrimage site for millions.
