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Vijay Tomar

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Vijay Tomar (born 26 January 1972) is an Indian social activist, organisational leader, and entrepreneur. With over three decades of experience, he is widely known for his leadership role as National Vice-President of the Human Rights Protection Organisation (HRPO), where he contributes to nationwide initiatives focused on social justice, welfare, and community development.

He has been actively involved in programmes supporting disability assistance, women and child welfare, minority engagement, and disaster relief efforts across India.

Early Life and Education

Vijay Tomar was born into a family with strong roots in India’s freedom movement. Inspired by the values of service and patriotism passed down through his family, he developed a deep commitment to social work from an early age.

He completed his Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) and initially entered the business sector before dedicating himself to full-time social and organisational leadership.

Professional Journey

Business Background

In the early phase of his career, Vijay Tomar managed a training and supply business that supported small-scale industries in Uttar Pradesh by providing operational and logistical assistance.

Social and Organisational Leadership

Over the years, Vijay Tomar has taken on several key leadership roles in various organisations:

  • Human Rights Protection Organisation (HRPO) – National Vice-President (2018–present); leading initiatives such as medical camps, prosthetic limb distribution, women safety programmes, child rights awareness, and disaster relief operations
  • Freedom-Fighter Descendants Association – Founder and President; working towards recognition and welfare of nearly two crore families linked to India’s independence movement
  • Kirpalay Trust of India – Chair; overseeing community kitchens, mass marriage programmes, and livelihood training initiatives
  • Minority Development of India (MDI) – Convenor; conducting awareness programmes on civic rights and encouraging political participation in minority communities
  • Temple and Cultural Heritage Initiative – Lead; supervising restoration of over 100 historic temples and promoting inclusive access to religious spaces

Key Initiatives

Vijay Tomar’s work spans multiple social sectors, including:

  • Cultural preservation – Restoration of historic temples and promotion of inclusive worship access
  • Community harmony – Interfaith dialogue and outreach programmes
  • Healthcare support – Free medical camps, prosthetic aid, and elderly care initiatives
  • Women empowerment – Financial support and skill development programmes for underprivileged women
  • Minority awareness – Public education on citizenship and civic rights
  • Disaster response – Relief distribution, emergency aid, and rehabilitation support

Vision and Objectives

Vijay Tomar’s vision centers on building an inclusive society where justice, equality, and dignity are accessible to all. His mission emphasizes social harmony, empowerment, and national unity through grassroots initiatives.

Awards and Recognition

  • Recognized by various national NGOs for contributions to social welfare (2012–2024)
  • Appreciation letters from prominent leaders including Murli Manohar Joshi and Kailash Rao
  • Honoured by regional social organisations for cultural and humanitarian contributions

International Recognition

On 14 July 2025, Vijay Tomar received the Certificate of Executive Decree from the Indo-Arab and African Chamber of Commerce. He was appointed Director-General of Government Affairs and Protocol (India Chapter), acknowledging his role in strengthening international cooperation, trade relations, and cultural exchange.

Personal Life

Vijay Tomar resides in Indirapuram, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh. Apart from his organisational responsibilities, he actively engages in motivational speaking, focusing on patriotism, civic awareness, and grassroots empowerment.

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