About us

Addwit Institute a flagship project of Sri Paramanand Foundation (SPF), Navi Mumbai, which is a Section-8 company, a not-for-profit.

  • CIN – U85500MH2025NPL454544
  • Darpan Id – MH/2025/0797773)

Introduction of Sri Paramanand Foundation (SPF)

  • Sri Paramanand Foundation is a registered, section-8 (not for profit) company incorporated under the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India, with its Head Office in Navi Mumbai. As a Section-8 entity dedicated to socio-economic development, research-led capacity building, and enterprise creation, we provide an institutional foundation that allows local universities / corporates / institutions to confidently enter formal Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with us. The SPF unique numbers are – CIN – U85500MH2025NPL454544 and Darpan ID – MH/2025/0797773.
  • The founder director is MBA and PhD in the area of employability skills. He has 30 years’ experience in teaching prior to establishing the foundation and it was after about 10 years of work as an independent social entrepreneur (2015-2025) that the foundation was established.
  • The Foundation has three other directors namely Madhu Agarwal (M. Ed.), Anup Kumar Agrawal, and Dr. Rashmi Soni PhD, ICWA, MBA.
  • The foundation specializes in research-based solution development for skill gaps that control the quality of life, employability, entrepreneurial success, and personal prosperity of individuals and families thereby contributing to aatmnirbharata at the micro level.
  • The Foundation undertakes systematic research to understand the psychology of adult learning and the bottlenecks in the skill acquisition and implementation. Our deep work can be validated against any academic standard.
  • (Dr.) Arvind Agrawal has extensive experience for both, training and research-based program development in skill area. He has Ph. D. thesis on the topic of employability and skill gap among professional course students at university level. He has more than a dozen books and online course creation to his credit.
  • The English acquisition methodology developed by us is linguistically verifiable methodology, a chapter on which has appeared in Cambridge Scholar’s Publishing.
  • The Foundation has several other programs and pathways in area of skill development for entrepreneurship, employability, financial acumen, emotional wellness, rebuilding the institution of family, etc.
  • In addition, the Foundation has in-house publication arrangements for both print and digital program material.
  • Till this date, the Foundation has been 100% funded by the founders; and not a single rupee has been collected as donation, grant, loan, or any other kind of financial support from government, corporate sector or society.

Objectives of SPF

  1. To research, identify and bridge the gaps in formal education systems across the country and beyond, ensuring inclusive, context-sensitive, and culturally rooted learning models.
  2. To develop and implement solutions for large-scale, unstructured societal, educational, and business challenges, including those that are potential threats, by focusing on both symptoms and root causes.
  3. To create a dynamically evolving ecosystem comprising curriculum, courses, programs, projects, resources, tools, experts, and support systems that are capable of resisting and remaining unaffected by the past, present, or future forms and effects of colonization—whether external or internal—of the nation, culture, family, or individual, wherever the Company or its subsidiaries are functional.

Driectors of SPF

Madhu Agrawal, M. Ed.

Director – Social Reach
Having experience of teaching and school administration for 25 years.

Dr. Rashmi Soni, PhD.

Director – Research
Senior academician for business management

Anoop Kumar Agrawal

Director – Operations
30 years of experience in leading regional operations of an international non-profit

Arvind Agrawal, PhD.

Director – Strategy
Seasoned social researcher and author for more than 15 books and courses.

Flagship Projects – Addwit Institute