In a notable development for the social and cultural sector, Pune-based entrepreneur and social worker Vishal Bhujbal has been appointed as a National Executive Council Member of the World Hindu Federation (India Chapter). The appointment was officially announced on March 9, 2026, marking a significant recognition of his ongoing contributions to social service and organizational work.

Bhujbal, who is the Founder and Chairman of Trishakti Udyog Samuh, has been actively involved in community initiatives alongside his entrepreneurial ventures. His appointment to the national executive body reflects the federation’s confidence in his leadership and dedication to social causes.

The announcement was made through an official letter issued by Dr. V. P. Singh, President of WHF India. According to the organization, Bhujbal was recently inducted as a Life Member and has previously served as the Maharashtra State Coordinator, where he played a key role in strengthening the organization’s activities in the state.

Apart from his professional achievements, Bhujbal is widely recognized for his humanitarian work. He has been involved in initiatives aimed at supporting the education and welfare of underprivileged girls, adopting around 100 girls annually to assist in their education and development.

He is also known for performing the last rites of unclaimed bodies, a humanitarian effort that has earned him respect in social circles. Over the years, Bhujbal has reportedly conducted the final rites of more than 1,000 unclaimed individuals with dignity and according to Hindu traditions.

With his appointment to the National Executive Council, Bhujbal will now contribute to the federation’s policy discussions, organizational planning, and national-level initiatives. He is also expected to represent the organization at various conferences and forums while promoting its social and cultural objectives.

Welcoming him to the national team, Dr. V. P. Singh expressed confidence that Bhujbal’s experience and commitment to public service would strengthen the federation’s mission and activities across the country.