What is Nijra? Nijra®️ is Truverse's Earth Protection arm. Built into our everyday workflows and supply chain. Empowering ethics in human diversity, inclusion, equity and Wildlife Conservation.
Nijra & Design is a US based trademark owned by Foregen IP Distributions, parent company of Truverse Productions.
Nijra means warrior. You may also notice it is the reverse of Arjin, also warrior.
The intention of Nijra is to protect the Earth's natural wildlife: plant, rocks, soils, waters, ice, and animals.
How do we protect the Earty together with Nijra?
- 1% of all Truverse sales, including all consumers and B2B/B2O sales
- We design and develop our own international, to your door, and production logistics: everything made and sent is with natural preservation order at the forefront
- Continuous education and learning from Indigenous cultures which speak the languages and deeply understand the Lands on which they live
Organizations we consider supporting with the help on choice from our public members:
- Charity Water
- Seva Food Bank
- KidsHelpPhone
- WWF
- Toronto Conservation Authority
- Retree
We do our donations quarterly to encourage support to charity organizations throughout the year rather than just at the end of the year like most organizations do, which causes pressure and stress amongst workers in Charity organizations.
How can you take action?
- Placing an order on Truverse.co automatically ensures 1% committed to Environmental, Wildlife, and Water Protection, Preservation, and Safety Funds (We do this by directing 1% of Total Generated Sales throughout the fiscal year, and dispersing them to Charities and Direct Investments. 2026 is our first Offcial Funded Year, thus the first 1% Allocation will be posted by February 1, 2027)
- Use Anilora Dek App to track Plant, Animal, and Water Bodies around You
- Be a Student of Foregen Marketeers to Learn How to Start and Manage Successful "Bring Back the Wild" Campaigns, to Raise Funds for Your very own Earth Rangers account
- As Arjin Trulhi says, "Be Ousside!" That's always the first step to uncovering natural Earth