Public Trust is the most convenient way of starting a non-governmental organization or NGO. A trust functions on the objective of eradicating poverty, providing education to the underprivileged and offering medical relief apart from the generalized aim of promoting arts, science and literature. It is to be noted that trusts are irrevocable which means they cannot be amended or terminated without the permission of the court. NGO Worlds helps in providing you with the trust registration certificate with a few documents like a deed of trust, rental agreement, etc.

In India, there are no specific laws to govern the public trust, however, some states like Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu have their own public trust Act. A trust can be made by completing a trust deed; the trusts are of two types. A private trust which is created for the benefit of an individual also know as a beneficiary or particular group and the second one is a public trust also known as charitable trust is created or made for the benefit of the general public.