On January 29, 2025, we contributed to the 40th Annual Sports Meet of Circle-X, Kolkata by providing cooked food and beverages to participants and attendees. This initiative aimed to support athletes, volunteers, and guests, ensuring they remained energized and refreshed throughout the event.

Sports Day fosters team spirit, discipline, and healthy competition, and we were honoured to play a role in making it a successful and enjoyable experience. By catering to the needs of the participants, we reinforced our commitment to community well-being and engagement.

Our small contribution added to the enthusiasm and excitement of the event, promoting health, sportsmanship, and togetherness within the community.

On January 26, 2025, we proudly celebrated the 76th Republic Day of India with great patriotism and enthusiasm. The event began with the hoisting of the national flag, honoring the spirit of democracy and unity.

As part of our commitment to social welfare, we distributed clothes, books, and stationery items to children, encouraging education and empowerment. The celebration was a reminder of our responsibility to build a stronger, more inclusive nation, where every child has the resources to learn and grow.

Through this initiative, we aimed to spread joy, inspire young minds, and uphold the values of the Republic, fostering a sense of pride, equality, and progress.

On October 2, 2024, we proudly celebrated our 23rd Foundation Day, marking over two decades of dedication to community service and growth. This special occasion was a tribute to the hard work and commitment of our members and supporters, whose relentless efforts have helped us reach new heights.

The event highlighted our journey of empowerment, service, and progress, reaffirming our mission to uplift communities and contribute to the nation’s growth. It was a moment of reflection, gratitude, and renewed commitment to creating a better, stronger future for society. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to everyone who has been a part of this journey, making our vision a reality.

On the auspicious occasion of Saraswati Puja, we distributed Bhog (Prasad) to over 1,000 local people as a gesture of community harmony and devotion. Saraswati Puja is a celebration of knowledge, art, music, and learning, honoringGoddess Saraswati, the deity of wisdom and intellect.

The event brought together people from all walks of life, fostering spirituality and togetherness. Devotees gathered to seek the blessings of the Goddess, and the Bhog distribution added to the festive spirit by sharing joy and nourishment with the community.

Through this initiative, we aimed to uphold the values of faith, culture, and service, making the occasion more meaningful for everyone.

Under the PM Poshan Yojana, we provide cooked Mid-Day Meals to 20 schools in Circle-X, Kolkata, benefiting over 4,000 students. This initiative aims to combat malnutrition by offering nutritious meals to adolescent and young children, ensuring their healthy growth and development.

By addressing nutritional deficiencies, the scheme empowers students to focus on their education and overall well-being. A well-fed child is more likely to be active, attentive, and prepared to shape a better future. Through this initiative, we aspire to nurture healthy, educated individuals who will contribute to India’s progress and development.

This effort reflects our commitment to nation-building by investing in the health and future of young minds.

On January 12, 2024, in honour of Swami Vivekananda Jayanti, we organized a Free Eye Check-Up Camp to support underprivileged individuals. The camp provided free eye check-ups, surgeries, and spectacles, benefiting over 500 people. Qualified ophthalmologists and medical professionals conducted examinations, ensuring proper diagnosis and treatment. The initiative aimed to raise awareness about eye health and provide essential care to those in need.

Distinguished Guests:

• Chief Guest: Mr. Amal Roy, Former Consumer Welfare Officer, Govt. of West Bengal
• Guest of Honor: Mr. Bishambhar Newar, Chairman, Taaza TV & Editor, ChapteChapte
• Special Guests:
  • Mr. Anirban Basu, Sub-Inspector, Circle-X, K.P.S.C (Govt. of W.B.)
  • Mrs. M. Roy, Former Officer, Ministry of Women & Child Development
  • Kavi Gouri Shankar Das, District President, North 24 Parganas
  • Mr. Rajesh Sharma, Chief Food Inspector, Dept. of Food & Supply
  • Dr. Arshad Nadim, Dermatologist
  • Mr. Anil Sharma, Social Worker

The event was a great success, bringing together medical professionals, social workers, and community leaders to make quality eye care accessible. The overwhelming participation and positive impact highlighted the importance of healthcare initiatives for the underprivileged.

Women SHG promotion is one of our priority activity. 15 women SHGs has been formed and promoted for income generation as a part of Women Empowerment through promoting income generation program. The members of SHGs are now engaged with various income generation programs such as zari, embroidery, stitching and dress designing etc.

Our organization has been running Mid-day Meal program in 16 schools supported by K.P.S.C. in the area. About 2000 children have been getting mid-day meal in each working day from this program. Every day cocked rice-dal, vegetables and egg etc. have been provided as per government rule. The children are very happy for getting the food. This has increased school retention among the children. At the same time this program helps the children for better health and hygiene promotion through washing hands with soap before and after taking food.

Environmental Awareness camps have been organized every year with the school children and with the local youths. The way of prevent pollution, global warming and other environment related issues has been discussed in the camps. Sit and draw on environment issues with the children, workshop and other several events have been organized each year.

Eye screening camps has been organized by our organization to identify the old age people to know their eye site position and prepare them for Cataract operation. The operation has been done in District hospital and other Hospitals free of cost including distribution of spectacles to the poor people. The Eye screening camp has been organized in collaboration with Rotary International.