
Partners & trust
Who we work with, who governs us, what we publish and what we have not yet proved. A movement that asks to be measured has to be readable first.
Institutional partners
Research and curriculum are co-created, not licensed in.
Research partnerCurriculum design and validation of the situational item bank.
Research partnerData engineering for the Goodness Report and scoring infrastructure.
Institutional partnerCampus pilots of the Goodness Score with engineering cohorts.
Academic partnerInstitutional scoring and the GI Certification framework.
Academic partnerLeadership and ethics modules inside the PSR senior curriculum.
Academic partnerSocial research method and the fieldwork design for 2028.
Programme partner70+ NGOs across 11 states delivering goodness programmes on the ground.
Programme partnerWellbeing practice inside schools running the PSR curriculum.Board and advisory

Ravi Sharma
IIT Roorkee. Former global telecom CEO. Chairman, IIIT Una and IIIT Nagpur, appointed by the President of India.

Arun Seth
Former Chairman, BT India. Long-standing builder of India's technology and social institutions.

Uday Chatterjee
Industry leader; governance and audit of the Institute's programmes.

Sunil Pahilajani
Manufacturing leadership; oversight of partnerships and finance.

Vinay Nangia
Professor; research design for the Goodness Index.

Sanjay Nagi
Education practice and school engagement.

Gauri Kumar
Curriculum, child safeguarding and classroom practice.
What we can and cannot claim
What is proven
Mission Chetna's reach — 70+ partner NGOs across 11 states — and the curriculum work with named institutions. These are countable today.
What is illustrative
Every figure in the Goodness Report dashboard is dummy data for interface testing, labelled as such on the page. The first real report is 2028.
What is not yet proved
That the Index predicts behaviour over time, and that scores hold their meaning across Indian languages. Both are on the validation plan, in public.
How we are funded
Founder funding and philanthropic grants. No political funding, no advertising, no sale of personal data — set out in the transparency report.
