• People whose ethical beliefs lean towards Ahinsa (eg. Jains, Vaishnavs, ISCKON followers, various Hindu sects, certain segments of Buddhists, Muslims, Christians and Jews, etc.)
• People with Ahinsak food habits (vegetarians, vegans, etc)
• Animal lovers, people who would like to avoid cruelty towards animals, etc.
• Anyone who does not want to be responsible for the pain, suffering and death of animals and birds

How do people normally promote Hinsa with their investments and make “blood money”?

Example 1: A staunch vegetarian investing in a mutual fund that invests in the shares/bonds of a meat manufacturing/distribution company.
Example 2: An animal lover investing in shares of a cosmetic company which experiments on animals or uses animal based ingredients in its products.
Example 3: A temple trust promoting Ahinsa parks money in bank deposits and the bank lends the money to a slaughterhouse or poultry farming company.
This usually happens unknowingly, due to lack of awareness of this subject or due to the lack of credible options. AhinsakWealth aims to spread awareness about the same and also provide credible investment options to create wealth without sacrificing Ahinsa.