Rajni Anand, a senior leader of Deshkal Society, Noida, Uttar Pradesh, with an active branch in Bihar (Gaya), has institutionalised the organisation based on dignity, inclusion and equal opportunity. Rajni Anand and fellow founders developed the NGO in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, and strengthened its Bihar (Gaya) branch, with a view that charity that matters should empower communities and not just be for temporary sustenance. The Deshkal Society has, over the years, organised several community volunteers in Bihar (Gaya) and Uttar Pradesh to consolidate its grassroot reach.

The NGO Deshkal Society, in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, through its Bihar (Gaya) branch, has led several projects such as Homestead Land Rights, Anandshala, Teaching Support for Government Schools, and the Bodh Gaya Global Dialogues. Its mission is to promote social inclusion and justice, with a vision to ensure human dignity, education, and access to land for vulnerable communities, especially through its work in Bihar (Gaya). The team completely transformed the simple charity into strategic, community-owned development initiatives supported by research and policy advocacy.

Deshkal Society, including its Bihar (Gaya) branch, has collaborated with partners like UNICEF, UNESCO, Ford Foundation, and other international donors. The NGO has been collaborating with several state government departments in Bihar (Gaya) and Uttar Pradesh to help enhance school effectiveness, simplify land entitlement procedures, and spread cultural and heritage awareness. These collaborations further power its mission-focused work, particularly in Bihar (Gaya).