Last updated · 15 September 2026
Credibility and accountability are the benchmark Venus Foundation is held to. As the CSR initiative of Venus Remedies Limited, every rupee we spend is somebody else's money given in trust, so we run a four-tier review and audit mechanism over how programmes are chosen, how they are delivered and how the funds behind them are used — and we publish our statutory standing here so partners, donors and compliance teams can confirm it without having to ask us first.
The approval was granted on Form 10AD by the Commissioner of Income Tax (Exemptions), Chandigarh. We publish the number, the authority and the period it covers — not a scan of the order — because the number is what anyone can actually check.
Clause (ii), second proviso to Section 80G(5)
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Donations to the Foundation qualify for deduction in the donor's hands under Section 80G.
No single person signs off on a programme, and no programme is judged by the people who run it alone. Four separate layers of review sit between an idea and a completed project.
Our CSR project team verifies every initiative on the ground — school by school, camp by camp. Attendance, material handed over and work completed are recorded at the site itself, not reconstructed later from bills.
A dedicated compliance officer tracks statutory filings, registration validity and the paperwork behind each disbursement, so nothing is discovered to be missing at the end of a financial year.
The Trust's accounts are audited each year by an independent firm of chartered accountants, and the audit report is filed with the Income Tax Department as the conditions of our registration require.
The Chairperson and Trustees set direction and review what the programmes achieved against what was approved. As the CSR arm of Venus Remedies Limited, our spending is also reported through the company's own CSR disclosures under Section 135 of the Companies Act.
Proposals reach us from schools, government departments, local bodies and partner organisations. Before anything is committed, the need is checked in person.
Scope, cost and the delivery timeline are agreed in writing with the implementing partner or institution before work begins.
Work is reviewed while it is in progress, with photographs, handover records and site visits — not just a closing report.
What each initiative reached — students, patients, toilets built, women trained — is recorded and published on this site as it happens.
You do not have to take our word for any of it. The Income Tax Department publishes a searchable register of every institution it has approved. Search it using our PAN and the details above should match exactly, including the registration number and the assessment years the approval covers.
Search the register by PAN
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Income Tax Department · Tax Exempted Institutions
Audited financial statements, the trust deed, the registration orders and our annual activity report are shared in full with partners, donors and CSR due-diligence teams on request. Write to us and we will send them across.
CSR and compliance teams are welcome to request our full due-diligence pack — trust deed, audited accounts and a copy of the registration order itself.
