An exhaustive architectural and ecological register of all thirty-five physical provisions stipulated in the founding charter — designed to function as an autonomous, closed-loop sanctuary.
Established in the lap of the sub-mountainous Kandi region of District Hoshiarpur — a landscape blessed with pristine soil, naturally sweet groundwater, and clean unpolluted air free from human interference.
A minimum of 25 acres of land planned for dedicated residences and infrastructure for 100 permanent families, plus accommodations for 100 visiting guests with curated experiential workshops.
All dietary provisions — grains, pulses, fruits, and vegetables — are cultivated directly within the village fields using regenerative practices. Synthetic chemicals, toxic pesticides, and enhancers are prohibited.
All soaps, shampoos, oils, creams, and detergents are crafted in-house using herbal ingredients. Consequently, 100% of discharged greywater remains non-toxic and irrigates agricultural fields and orchards.
A centralized community kitchen serving wholesome, pure vegetarian meals daily. Features a spacious 100-seat dining hall on a disciplined schedule, with customized dietary meals prepared separately for the unwell.
Preserving rural Punjabi culinary traditions. Milk is simmered slowly on traditional clay stoves (Chulhas) and earthen hearths (Haaras) using cow-dung cakes; daily fresh curd, lassi, hand-churned butter, and pure desi ghee.
Supplies pure, nutrient-dense, chemical-free dairy. 25 indigenous Sahiwal cows producing pure A2 milk and 25 Beetal goats, fed organic fodder without urea and housed in spacious cruelty-free open-air paddocks.
Comprehensive horticultural plan ensuring at least 14 varieties of organic vegetables are cultivated each season, guaranteeing two distinct fresh vegetable dishes daily in the community kitchen.
25 varieties of seasonal fruit-bearing trees planted across the village provide residents and guests with year-round access to naturally ripened, farm-fresh fruits.
Traditional native trees such as Neem, Banyan (Boharr), Sacred Fig (Peepal), and Indian Rosewood (Tahli) conserve biodiversity, alongside a dedicated medicinal herbal garden for Ayurvedic preparations.
Energy-efficient cold storage holds a minimum of one week's provisions of produce, dairy, and fruits to prevent spoilage. Surplus organic goods are packaged and sold to weekend visitors, generating sustainable community revenue.
Naturally sweet and mineral-rich groundwater requires no chemical filtration. Sourced directly via tubewells and distributed 24/7 across high-capacity village storage tanks with rainwater harvesting recharge.
19×22 ft private rooms equipped with a double bed, wardrobe, sofa set, table, dressing area, attached bathroom/toilet, ceiling fans, air coolers, and a private veranda overlooking natural landscape.
Living units organized in cohesive clusters of two facing rows of 5 rooms each (10-room block). Single room allocated to individual residents; 2-room suite allotted to married couples.
Comprehensive wellness center combining traditional wisdom and modern medical science. Prioritizes fresh herbal decoctions from the village herbal garden, backed by emergency first-aid and diagnostics.
To handle acute conditions and critical health emergencies, a dedicated medical team and ambulance remain on standby 24/7 to ensure swift transit to major multi-specialty hospitals.
Spacious 4-bedded suites tailored for elderly residents or convalescing patients requiring continuous family/caregiver oversight, as well as visiting families travelling with young children.
Comfortable seating for 200 people. Hosts morning yoga, collective village assemblies, educational workshops, and features a large digital screen with acoustic sound for documentary presentations.
Serene nature-integrated hall accommodating up to 50 individuals for meditation, Yoga Nidra, and Pranayama breathwork. Offers specialized one-on-one and family counselling for modern stress and anxiety.
Dedicated quiet huts under tree canopies for solitude, introspection, and observing silence (Maun). In the evenings, live soothing classical ragas and instrumental melodies dissolve fatigue and restore inner peace.
Curated collection in Punjabi, Hindi, English, and Urdu spanning natural living, Ayurveda, environmental conservation, philosophy, world literature, and history in a tranquil study environment.
Prohibits single-use plastics and processed foods. A high-capacity biogas plant digests all biodegradable food scraps, crop waste, and dairy manure into cooking gas and premium organic digestate bio-fertilizer.
Community provisions for large bulk linens (bedsheets, khes, blankets) alongside private setups for personal clothing. Uses 100% natural, plant-based detergents; drain water safely irrigates trees.
Primary 3-phase commercial grid connection backed by an independent off-grid solar energy battery bank, plus a specialized biogas-fueled generator for blackouts, ensuring 24/7 continuous electricity.
Well-appointed store catering to personal and household needs of residents and visitors. Stocks breathable natural fiber apparel (cotton, khadi, wool), essential stationery, and plastic-free goods.
Monetizes surplus farm produce to foster community self-reliance. Sells fresh organic vegetables, seasonal fruits, pure A2 desi ghee, raw honey, herbal soaps, and handmade crafts directly to visitors.
High-speed internet, podcast studio, and recording gear. Disseminates the Sirjana philosophy globally and powers the official website (sirjanapind.com) and resident dashboards for transparent accounts.
Welcomes visitors, manages registrations, room allotment, and orientation. Acts as a single-window service desk for residents to log electrical, plumbing, or maintenance needs for swift resolution.
Natural swimming pools avoiding chlorine, using continuous fresh tubewell water with drainage directed to orchards. Segregated into two secure pools: one for men, and a private pool for women and children.
Experiential programs for tourists seeking respite from urban stress: light farm activities, tree canopy rest, organic meals, 3-day weekend yoga retreats, and expert family harmonization workshops.
Lush open arena for morning yoga, traditional Punjabi sports (Kabaddi, tug-of-war, Pitthu Garam) and modern volleyball/badminton. Features a children's park with traditional tree swings (Peenghs) and eco-huts.
Restores pride in manual labor and artisanal craftsmanship. Provides training in pottery, carpentry, metalcraft, stone carving, and handloom embroidery (Phulkari), blending heritage with modern design.
Surrounded by a high heavy-duty chain-link fence securing all 25 acres against wild forest animals and trespassing. Manned 24/7 by trained entrance guards, sensitive-zone CCTV, and emergency responders.
Accommodates 100+ four-wheelers and two-wheelers. Kept strictly at the entrance gate to preserve the tranquil, exhaust-free air of the residential area, shielded by shade trees and solar panels with 24/7 CCTV.
Registered Society governed by a 10-member executive board. Institutional bank account operates under joint signatures of 3 authorized trustees. Mandatory computer receipts and annual third-party independent audits.
Calibrated to guarantee multi-generational nutritional, civic, and spiritual self-reliance.