In a world filled with missed opportunities, abandoned dreams, and silent struggles, one man dared to believe that no one should have to live with regret. That man is Satyam Chaurasiya, affectionately known as Satyam Sensei. A martial artist by training, a humanitarian by heart, and a visionary by action, he founded what is today known as Ikshaa Federation — a place where regret ends, and a new hope begins.

On 11th February 2025, a quiet revolution began. It started with a single observation: children in his own neighborhood who wanted to learn, grow, and contribute but lacked the most basic resources. Some were orphaned, some abandoned, others simply forgotten by society. Satyam Sensei saw himself in those eyes—not in their sorrow, but in their potential.

What began as informal karate lessons and small tutoring sessions soon evolved into a structured effort to address the root causes of regret: lack of education, unemployment, violence, and helplessness.

That’s when the idea of Ikshaa Federation was born.

“Ikshaa” means desire. But this isn’t about empty wishes. It’s about real, burning desires to live with dignity, to learn, to work, to be safe, to be heard. The Federation gives those desires a direction. Every initiative under Ikshaa reflects a deeply personal understanding of struggle, transformation, and the power of second chances.

From its grassroots beginnings, Ikshaa Federation now stands on four powerful pillars:

Ikshaa Federation doesn’t offer handouts. It offers handholds. Respect. Dignity. Real tools to reclaim lost chances and build new lives. It turns every “what if” into “I did.”

Today, Ikshaa Federation has helped hundreds of children, trained countless youth, empowered women, supported families, and provided hope in the darkest corners. It all started with one man’s refusal to ignore regret—and his resolve to replace it with opportunity.

As the sun rises each day on Siksha Junction classes, Printing Home workshops, martial arts drills, and the care work at Seva Kendra, the vision of a regret-free world becomes more real.

Because when you walk into Ikshaa, you don’t just find a nonprofit.