Encouraged by the liberal spirit reigning in the campus, Bhupen brought together his own group of college-mates interested in social work, raising funds for the poor by offering manual labour, gymnastics, study sessions for the Gita and essays of contemporary thinkers. They founded their own hostel.
Bhupen's group of students, driven by a liberal atmosphere on campus, sought to address poverty through social work initiatives like offering manual labor, engaging in physical activities, studying the Bhagavad Gita, and discussing contemporary thinkers. They established their own hostel as a practical manifestation of this commitment.