Non-Governmental Organisations in GHAZIPUR

Although the name Ghazipur does not appear in ancient Indian history, some historians believe that Raja Ghadhi, the father of Maharshi Jamadagni, was born here. During that time, the area was densely forested, and numerous Ashrams, such as Yamdagni (father of Parasuram) Ashram, Parshuram Ashram, Madan Van, and others, were located there. The Maharshi Gautam Ashram is located about 16 kilometres from Ghazipur town. Around the village of Gauspur to the east. Sarnath, where Lord Buddha attained Bodhisattva or enlightenment in the 6th century B.C. As a result, it became a focal point for Budha’s preachings during his lifetime. During the Buddhist time, this town was a major centre and from then till then, the city has also earned a name as a city that helps those who seek. This is one of the major reasons for it being a hub for many NGOs.