Daivajna Organisations Organisations in Goa
- Arya Daivadnya Varga Samudaya ( The oldest organisation)
- Shree Gomantak Daivadnya Brahmin Samjotkarsh Sanstha, Kasarpal ( more than 100 years old )
- Shree Kalika Prakashan Vishwasta Mandal, Margao
- Shree Ramajanmotsav Mahajaniya Sanstha, Margao ( more than 175 years old )
- Akhila Gomantak Daivadnya Brahmin Sangh, Mapusa
- Ponda Daivadnya Samaj, Ponda
- Murgav Daivadnya Sangh, Vasco
- Daivadnya Brahman Seva Sangh, Margao
- Gomantak Suvarnkar Sangh
- Suvarna Lakshmi co-op Credit Society
- Kalika Urban co-op credit society
- Daivadnya co-op credit society
- Daivadnya Natya Samaj
Organisations in Karnataka
- Daivadnya Seva Sangh, Belgaum.
- Akhil Karnatak Daivajna Sangh
- Daivajna Brahman Samaj Seva Sangh, Hubli
- The Daivajna Credit Co-Op Society Ltd, Bangalore
- Daivajna Samaja Sangha, Davangere
- Daivajna Vidyavardhak Sangh, Hubli
- Daivagna Brahman Suvarnakar Co-Op Credit Soc, Hubli
- Daivajna Yuvaka Mandali, Mangalore
- Mysore Daivagnya Samaja Abhivrudhi Sangha
- Prof Gopalkrishna Revankar Jnanakalpa Education Trust, Dharwad
- Daivajna Credit Co-Operative Society Ltd.,Mangalore
- Daivajna Brahmana Sangha, Shimoga
- Daivajna Sangha, Udupi
- Daivajna Brahman Sanskrut Path Shala, Karki
- Shree Jnaneshwari College of Education (B.Ed),Bhatkal
- Daivajna Pratibha Ranga, Shimoga
- Daivajna Official Forum, Bangalore
Organisations in Maharashtra
- Daivajna Brahmin Samajotkarsha Sanstha, Mumbai ( more than 90 years old )
- Gomantak Daivadnya Brahman Sangha, Mumbai
- Canara Daivajna Sangha, Mumbai
- Daivajna Hitavardhak Sangha, Malvan
- Akhil Bharatiya Daivadnya Samjonnati Parishad
- Daivadnya Samaj Kurla, Mumbai
- Daivadnya Samaj Ghatkopar, Mumbai
- Daivadnya Samaj Mulund, Mumbai
- Daivajna Hitavardhak Samaj, Dadar, Mumbai
- Borivali Daivadnya Samaj, Borivali (W), Mumbai
- Daivadnya Brahmin Samaj, Dahisar, Mumbai-400068
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