a) To conduct researches independently or in collaboration with other organization for the benefit of the people, species, and materials that are being studied in anthropology and allied discipline.
b) To conduct research on social, economic, political, biological, archaeological issues related to mankind and for the benefit of public interest.
c) To conduct applied social, biological and archaeological research, which include advocacy, development, welfare and engagement.
d) To create seed funds for innovative research works on different issues of public interest
e) To make academic and professional publications, including journals, books, occasional papers, pamphlets etc., for public benefit.
f) To impart training to the students, teachers and researchers in their pursuit of career or research on issues of public benefit.