MATI – Public Charitable Trust for the Welfare of Society by Sunetra Dasgupta

About Us

MATI was born from years of quiet, consistent work done through Psychic Temples under the divine guidance of Guru Karishma Shetty. For many years, we have been serving silently — healing people, supporting causes, and extending help where it was most needed. Over time, this seva grew into a calling we could no longer ignore.

With this purpose, Sunitra Dasgupta and our core team decided to give this service a name and a structure — MATI, a public charitable trust dedicated to the welfare of society. Through MATI, we aim to channel our efforts into funding schools, supporting multiple organizations, uplifting communities, protecting animals, and preserving the environment.

For us, this is not charity alone — it is a social responsibility, a way of giving back, and a commitment to nurturing the same soil (Mati) that has given us life, lessons, and love.

Our Vision

To create a society where compassion, knowledge, and collective action uplift every being — human, animal, and nature alike. We envision a future where no cause goes unheard, no child is deprived of education, no community is left behind, and no soul feels unseen.

Our Mission

To preserve spiritual and cultural heritage while embracing innovation for social good.

To channel resources and efforts towards education, healthcare, animal welfare, and environmental conservation.

To work hand-in-hand with communities, schools, and organizations to create sustainable, life-changing impact.

To uphold the values of seva (service), satya (truth), and shraddha (devotion) in every project we undertake.

To preserve spiritual and cultural heritage while embracing innovation for social good.


Our Goals

Offer emergency aid and relief during crises, ensuring timely and compassionate response.

Fund and support schools, providing infrastructure, books, meals, and scholarships.

Partner with multiple charitable organizations to amplify impact.

Build and maintain animal shelters for all species, from cats and dogs to cows and wildlife rescues.

Recycle temple flowers into eco-friendly products like incense and compost, promoting spiritual and environmental harmony.

Create sustainable livelihoods for underprivileged communities through skill development and fair opportunities.

Offer emergency aid and relief during crises, ensuring timely and compassionate response.