We organized a Blanket Distribution, Cloth Distribution, Books Distribution programs in frequent basis to the poor & distress people and students at Vill.- Hatgacha, P.O.- Banipur, P.S.- Sankrail, Dist.- Howrah, West Bengal, Pin- 711304 & Bulbul Chandi, Malda.

A Picture of 250 blankets was distributed to the poor & distress people in Howrah. Advocate Shubhabrata Dutta was distributing Blankets in our Blanket Distribution Program.One of the Governing Body members of “JAGO BISWA”, Advocate Prabir Kumar Sarkar was distributing Blankets to the poor in the locality of Howrah organized by us.

We organize Legal Awareness Camp & seminar frequently. Many poor legal unaware people usually participate these programs.
A picture of such a Big Legal Awareness Program was held at – Hatgacha, P.O.- Banipur, P.S.- Sankrail, Dist.- Howrah, West Bengal, Pin- 711304.

In this Program, Sri Arnab Dutta, Honourable Civil Judge (Sr. Division), District & Session Court, Howrah and Secretary District Legal Service Authority, Howrah was present in the Legal Awareness Camp and he presented his valuable suggestions to the poor & legal unaware people at Hatgacha, Howrah.

e have been running free Coaching Centers at Vill.- Hatgacha, P.O.- Banipur, P.S.- Sankrail, Dist.- Howrah,  West Bengal, Pin- 711304. One of which is for the poor educated students those who are going to face WBCS Examination. And another free Coaching Center is for poor children. This coaching center was inaugurated by Sri Arnab Dutta, Honourable Civil Judge ( Sr. Division ), District & Session Court, Howrah and Secretary District Legal Service Authority, Howrah. We are also developing to run Skill development training through our training centre at Howrah under a Project of “UTKARSA BANGLA” under PBSSD, Government of West Bengal.

We organize several tree plantation programs throughout the year in Malda & Howrah District as it is necessary to protect our environment.  The president of “JAGO BISWA”, Mr. Uttiya Kundu was planting trees in one of such Programs in Malda. We often organise seminars to sentient the People of our Society about Global Warming & necessity of Tree Plantation.

In the meantime we have recognised the need of Trust to be registered with Niti Aayog , India. We were very serious to reach the rural people with solution of some problems through our limited resources. The poverty of farmers was nourishing in the laps of illiteracy and there was urgent need of imparting education. The young generation was asking the value of education as there was few scope of employment.

We have started our social journey as reporting and publishing in our press. Some of our friends and reporters were very interested in visiting rural West Bengal. Mr. Amit kumar,  Chairman and a very talented person narrated the pathetic condition of tribal population (Generally known as Santhali) of Maldah and the sufferings of their families and children appealed to all of our members to initiate some development works creating JAGO BISWA Maldah Chapter.

We started Educational Centre for downtrodden, distressed tribal santhals at 3 location to provide care and education upto primary level schooling through sponsoring daily basis on education and nutrition and engaging the mothers in different socio economic activities sponsoring yearly basis. We are making them aware to promote self help group for realisation of their rights on health, education of their children and social justice.. In the same way at 2 different location we established 2 free schools for the prosecution of studies at Begoon bari, Habibpur and Old Maldah Block.

The District headquarter town is located 365 km. North of Kolkata and 260 km. South of Siliguri. It was early known as English Bazar as an English factory was established in 1771. Maldah is a base for visiting Gaur and Pandua. Gaur is a capital to three dynastic of ancient Bengal—The Buddhist Pals, The Hindus Sens and The Muslims Nawabs—has seen three distinct era of glory.

During 1oth century it was seat of prosperous cotton and silk industries. Rice, Jute, Legumes and Oilseeds were the chief crops of surrounding areas. Mulberry plantation and Mango orchards occupy large areas; mango and silk are the main economic activities.

The glorious part of Maldah is associated with the ruined city of Gaur and Pandua. Recently a survey released by Nobel laùreate Amartya Sen 47% of population in rural Bengal including Maldah are agriculture workers or daily workers and in non agriculture sector— they are at the bottom of the economic ladder. They are vulnerable and deprived of basic amenities, like tap water, drainage, electricity, education, health and right to equal opportunities. Hence mother and their children are helpless and young are playing on the tune of criminals.

In this background as stated above the worst socio condition of local people including farmers

Secondly it would be worthy to mention here that Mr. Steven Derby obliged us through his visit in our last year Annual Event. We  got opportunity to showcase our activities and the performances of children and tribal dances of their families. We do here appreciate his kindness and curiosity to know the condition and the difference being created with our efforts in lives of our children. We know that our small activities are developing in quantity and require quality addition with strategy for sustainability.

It would be worthy to mention here that the children and their families are so innocent to treat Mr. Steven Derby as their Godfather and always ask about him and programme schedule of his next visit. Maybe they expect the generous and helping hands of Mr. Steven Derby visible at other centre minutes away from these centres.

It would be worthy to mention here that the children and their families are so innocent to treat Mr. Steven Derby as their Godfather and always ask about him and programme schedule of his next visit. Maybe they expect the generous and helping hands of Mr. Steven Derby visible at other centre minutes away from these centres.

Local people are very cooperative and attend our meetings of awareness on issues based on health, social menace of witch hunting of tribal. Some of them are ready to provide land permanently to construct building on multipurpose activities. We are developing one of our centers to run Skill development centre like training for Security Guards, Hospitality, Electronic Goods repairing and others supported by PBSSD.

District Court Maldah appreciated our efforts and set up a free Legal Aid Centre under DLSA (District Legal Service Association) at Begunbari School where we are conducting twice in a week free legal service for the poor and tribals. The inaugural event was attended by Hon’ble Chief Judicial Magistrate of Alipur Court, Mr. Pradip Ganguly. The school dresses were distributed among students and plants seeds were distributed for plantation to guardian and mothers. On the said occasion Mr.Subhabrata Hon’ble Sr. Govt. Advocate Kolkata High Court was present.

Future Planning

1.Quality addition and development of school focusing on children care and their poor family condition
2.Self help group development among women and skill development to them
3.Building self confidence among tribal and farmers who are committing suicide due to frustration
4.Strengthening infrastructure of Jagobiswa Maldah
5.Skill development trainings available in State and Central Government Schemes
6.Harnessing resources at CSR
7.Building confidence, trust and transparency abroad through our activities and friends approach

We were pressurised to come to a frameworks as guidelines, checklists for remembering and ways to communicate and organise things that can be good enough for many purposes. We know that the frameworks serve as a common language which facilitates people working together and should not be underestimated. Each language has its own names, strengths and limitations. We adopted the model to 3 items like people, process and systems. The urgent need of skill development was recognised in addition to our charitable works and traditional educational systems.

Welcoming the moves made by our sympathisers, well wishers and members the affiliations and/or registration from the following bodies were applied and granted to work on s wide spaces:

1.Registered under Trust Act ( Registration No. IV-00017/2013 )
2.Registered under NITI AAYOG under NGO DARPAN (NGO UNIQUE ID : WB 2013/0056963 )
3.Registered under Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Government of India ( NGO ID : WB/00012645 )
4.Recognized Training Provider of Telecom Sector Skill Council (TSSC) for ESDM.
5.Registered as Bengali Weekly News Paper under Registrar of Newspapers for India (RNI), Government of India. ( TITLE CODE : WBBEN14655 , RNI No . 122722/2013 )
6.Permanent Registration No (PRN) under7 DDUGKY ( Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Grameen Kaushalya Yojana): WB2017RT17686
7.UDYOG AADHAAR Registration under MSME ( UAN : WB10D0003104 )
8.Registered under Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY) under National Skills Development Corporation ( NSDC ) Ministry of Skill Development And Entrepreneurship, Government of India.
9.Registered under Paschim Banga Society for Skill Development, Government of West Bengal as a Training Provider.

Due to these Affiliations and/or Registrations we have been able to apply to new projects following our objective of bringing resources for skill development of young students and young population. Besides our welfare projects like blanket distribution, health check up, blood donation camps, free text books distribution to poor and meritorious boys skill development training centres were opened at different location covering different traded. We are thankful to our Central Govt. Of India and State Government for their kind support and sanctioning the following prestigious projects:
“Utkarsha Bangla” under Paschim Banga Society for Skill Development, Government of West Bengal Electronics System Design & Manufacturing, Skill Development (ESDM) of Telecom Sector Skill Council (TSSC) under Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology, Government of India. 3. Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY) under National Skills Development Corporation ( NSDC ) Ministry of Skill Development And Entrepreneurship, Government of India. THROUGH all these projects we have approached maximum number of students on skill development and several of them have got training and placement. During all these exercise we have learnt that right to education need a rewiring and there should be right to quality education. Century old methodology of education is changing day by day with modern day education. The old age system of guru and disciple needs many changing and the activity of guru or teacher as policeman is not working with the disciple or students is not working nowadays. The information shared by teacher requires deep study and experiences. Otherwise this system is producing child labours day by day and they are making increasing gathering of unskilled force. We all know that there is mismatch of demand and supply in quality education field. Hence we face immense problem at the time of placement. Further the methodology upgraded in many development fields requires domain experts for delivery. Government is ready to give credit to those experts even from private sector for good governance and good delivery. OBJECTIVES: CARE & SKILL DEVELOPMENT WITH PLACEMENT SPECIALLY RURAL POPULATION SUPPORT AND HARNESS RESOURCEX TO POOR AT THE TIME OF CRISIS PROTECT GIRLS AND WORK AGAINST GENDER DISCRIMINATION COACHING FOR QUALITY EDUCATION DEVELOP SMALL ENTERPREUNERSHIP AND SELF HELP GROUPS CHARITY WORKS CARING SUSTAINABILITY VISION:

REALISATION OF PROBLEMS TO THE POORS AND THEIR SOLUTION MISSION:

BRING DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF POOREST OF POOR TARGET POPULATION:

WORKING AREA: – HOWRAH & MALDA District of West Bengal, India.