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The Society drew its inspiration from Tagore's vision of comprehensive development "bring back life in all its completeness - making the villagers self reliant and self respectful ...".
Our journey dates back to sometime in 1969. As co-founders of the Society, we had great philosophers, visionaries and social activists, like Pannalal Dasgupta and Loknayak Jay Prakash Narayan who drew inspiration from Tagore's philosophy of rural development and Gandhi's development doctrine which were instrumental in shaping the vision of the Society.
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Mission of the Society
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Create a self reliant rural community by involving the beneficiaries in direct participation of various activities. |
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Balancing the use of modern resources with the country's tradition and heritage for obtaining optimal solutions to problems. |
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Providing the disadvantaged section of the community, and more specifically women, opportunities to formulate and implement development activities that will shape their future destinies. |
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Create awareness and make communities conscious of the social, economic and political realities which have kept them poor and deprived. |
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Emphasis on women empowerment. |
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