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S A R A D A K A L Y A N B H A N D A R

(A Public Charitable Trust)

S O U V E N I R

Published byThe General SecretarySarada Kalyan Bhandar

F/1, Saratpally, Midnapore, Dist.- Paschim Medinipur- 721101, West Bengal 03222 - 263866, 267545

e-mail : [email protected]

THE TRUSTEES OF

SARADA KALYAN BHANDAR

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Prof. Bharati Ghosh PresidentProf. Rekha Sarkar General SecretaryProf. Tapati Sinha TreasurerSm. Mitali Das MemberSm. Jharna Chakrabarti MemberDr. Swapna Banerjee Member

Banker

Punjab National BankMidnapore BranchPaschim Medinipur

Auditors

D. Desarkar & Co.Chartered Accountants

Burge Town, MidnaporePaschim Medinipur

AN HUMBLE PRAYER

“ O Divine Mother, make my life so pure and humble and free,

That the light of Thy Truth may shine in it and through it.

Hold my heart close to Thy great eternal Heart,

And fill my mind with Thy great eternal Thoughts.

Grant that I may live and act in harmony with Thy Divine Will,

And be a clear channel through which Thou dost speak and act.”

Swami Paramananda

C O N T E N T S

Messages

His Holiness Revered Swami Atmasthanandaji Maharaj Vice-President, Ramakrishna Math & Ramakrishna Mission

Belur Math, HowrahRevered Pravrajika Amalaprana Mataji

General Secretary, Sri Sarada Math, Dakshineswar, KolkataMr. M. V. Rao, IAS

District Magistrate & Collector, Paschim MedinipurGeneral Secretary’s Report – Prof. Rekha Sarkar

Sarada Kalyan Bhandar At -a- Glance

Patrons

Members on the General Body of Sarada Kalyan Bhandar

Sponsors & Donors from India

Sponsors & Donors from Abroad

Beneficiaries under Higher Education Project

Memorial Prize/Endowment

Computer with Eternal Values – A New Dimension: Pravrajika Asheshaprana

Child Welfare Project – Kalyanpith

An Appeal

Statement of Accounts- FY 2002-2003

In Memoriam

Sri Sri Ramakrishna Sharanam!

MESSAGE

Swami Vivekananda has always emphasized on the upliftment of the uncared lower masses of India. Swamiji has deeply felt that lower classes have much greater capacity for work and self-reliance. He has also said that if they get opportunity, they will prove their skill.

On the basis of these teachings of Swami Vivekananda, Sarada Kalyan Bhandar, totally managed by a dedicated women group, is serving the most under-privileged youth, children and women of some villages in Paschim Medinapore district since 1984. It is now a matter of great joy to know that within this short span of time, Sarada Kalyan Bhandar, has taken up many welfare projects in that region.

I hope and pray that by the grace of Holy Mother Sri Sarada Devi, these services will be continued with great success.

May Sri Ramakrishna and Holy Mother bless you all is my earnest prayer!

Sd/ Swami Atmasthananda(Swami Atmasthananda)

Vice-PresidentRamakrishna Math & Ramakrishna Mission

Prof. Rekha SarkarGeneral SecretarySarada Kalyan BhandarMidnapore

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26.6.2003MESSAGE

I am very glad to know that Sarada Kalyan Bhandar, Midnapore is going to celebrate its 20th Foundation Day on 27th July 2003. I sincerely wish the celebration all success!

It is indeed a great achievement for this Organization, which was started as a small welfare center, only 20 years ago. Inspired with Swami Vivekananda’s ideal of selfless service, Sarada Kalyan Bhandar has grown throughout the years into a mighty tree, rendering multiple philanthropic services among the underprivileged women, youth and children, in the fields of education, child development, medical care, rural uplift and other similar welfare activities.

Sarada Kalyan Bhandar is really doing wonderful work among the deprived section of our society, helping them in many ways to stand on their own feet. The devoted and dedicated service of its members, and their zeal and faith in the cause are no doubt one of the greatest assets of the Organization.

I earnestly pray to Sri Sri Ma Sarada to shower Her choicest blessings on Sarada Kalyan Bhandar and all its members. May the Organization continues to grow and expand its services for the benefit of many more is my heartfelt prayer!

Sd/ Pravrajika Amalaprana(PRAVRAJIKA AMALAPRANA)General SecretarySRI SARADA MATH

DISTRICT MAGISTRATE &

COLLECTORPASCHIM MEDINIPUR

5th July, 2003

I am glad to know that Sarada Kalyan Bhandar, Midnapore, a Public Charitable Trust, will celebrate their 20th Foundation Day in July, 2003 and a souvenir will be brought out on this occasion. This organization works in various areas like education and empowerment of women, health care of rural children and women, care of destitute children, financial assistance to needy meritorious students.

I convey my best wishes to the organizers. Sd/ M.V.Rao.(M.V.Rao)5.07.2003

General Secretary’s Report 2002-03

To Quote Swami Vivekananda – “ The national Ideals of India are Renunciation and service. Intensify her in those channels and rest will take care of itself.”

Worship-Love-Service with dedication are all terms carrying the same sense. We differently interpret them and behave in the manner we want to. The profile of a society will

M.V.Rao, IAS

change if the inner significance of these three vibrant words be understood and worked out in the context of its true meaning. The gospel of new age is to give shelter and service to the suffering humanity from the curse of poverty and distress, frustration and depression, panic and growing tension prevailing in the ambit of the country. We need to revive the rich heritage of India and scavenge out everything that tarnishes the image of our country. We need an excellent pick up to finalize our track to run fast keeping in view the speedy motion of the Global scenario.

We are to restructure the entire society where ninety percent of the population lives in darkness, poverty, ill health and illiteracy. The vital force of the country lies in the strength of youth, women and children of rural India. The entire profile of the country cannot be changed all on a sudden but compassion towards the distressed and faithfulness towards our duty and service, not individually but collectively can be launched to bring change in the society.

Sarada Kalyan Bhandar is stepping in its 20 th year. Its motto has always been very specifically crystallized through its range of activities in various fields for youth, women and children of backward rural area.

The indepth study of the pathos of poor meritorious youth, exploration in the life of child asset and awareness of the helpless condition of women community inspired a group of likeminded educated ladies to work for the underprivileged in the field of Education, Health and Social awareness.

We have received unsolicited support from our patrons, sponsors, donors, well-wishers and friends spontaneously which has inspired us to work more vigorously for the cause. Their inspiration is a remarkable indication of public awareness towards the downtrodden of the society and undoubtedly a tremendous tribute paid by the socially aware people to the movement for the helpless community.

The true excellence of what has been achieved so far by this organization in these nineteen years is that we could reach the remote corners of the villages and create immense hope in the minds of the villagers for the betterment of their children; we could create a positive faith among youth community that their talent will not be wasted for lack of funds; we could create confidence and conviction among the woman community coming in touch with us that they are the nucleus of the family and the society too.

In 1984, Sarada Kalyan Bhandar was registered at Midnapore Sub Registrar’s office with a fixed fund of Rs.5,100/- and a working capital of Rs.1,000/-. At that time we sponsored the education of five college bond girls assuring Rs.50/- only per month for their higher studies. We had then ten sponsors and few potential donors. Since then the Trust is enjoying the benefit of 12A and 80G of the Income Tax Act and also is registered under FCRA by the Home Ministry, Govt. of India.

Today the organization holds a fixed fund of Rs.17 lakh 28 thousand 4 hundred one and Rs. 1 lakh 25 thousand is the working capital per month. The total asset value of the organization is Rs. 30 lakh 67 thousand 4 hundred twenty-five and sixty-five paise including land & building. Twelve Patrons, 206 Sponsors, few potential donors and 837 beneficiaries are with us now.

Books of Accounts are being audited by Chartered Accountants, D. Desarkar & Co., Midnapore. I profusely thank Mr. Dhananjoy Desarkar for his able guidance.

Necessary Reports and Returns are regularly submitted to various concerns as scheduled.

SKB is run by a Board of Trustees whom the overall management of the organization is entrusted. A seven membered managing committee with a well-guarded constitution helps the organization grow steadily.

Currently Sarada Kalyan Bhandar is working on Five Projects.Higher Education Project provides financial assistance to needy meritorious students

for continuing their studies from higher secondary to under graduate & post graduate studies including Medical, Engineering and the like technical and vocational streams. 385 students are under this project and awaiting enrollment of new entrants for the recent publication of Secondary and Higher Secondary results. Financial support to them ranges from Rs.150/- to Rs.1,500/- per month besides books, other subsidiary educational and medical assistance. During the financial year 2002-03, Rs.6 lakh 27 thousand 7 hundred twenty-one and fifty paise is spent for the students under Higher Education Project. A small library with 3 thousand 2 hundred seventy-three books support their academic need.

Various competitions, quiz, seminars and symposiums are arranged year round. Eminent educationists are invited as speakers in the seminars for encouraging the young talents. They also participate in the relief programme with full enthusiasm during flood calamity and distribution of clothing to the poor community conducted by Sarada Kalyan Bhandar.

Several Memorial Prizes are introduced by some of our well-wishers for the brilliant academic performance of our students.

The second major project is Child Welfare. Under this scheme, nine villages – Baishakhipally, Gabnala, Khejurdanga, Nichugope, Hamarpata, Bhagabatipally, Pakhijapally, Rangamati and Indirapally are included covering 452 children with 20 orphans. These children receive free regular remedial coaching for improvement of their studies from Nursery to Higher Secondary level. Physical training, yoga, drawing and music classes are conducted as part of their daily routine for developing their total personality. Study materials, uniform, winter clothing, light Tiffin, milk and fruits are given to children regularly up to primary level.

It is mandatory for all local students under our Higher Education project to extend free rural service to these children at Kalyanpith. 56 such student tutors are engaged as teachers in the child project. One project In-charge, two lady Supervisors and six-shift In-charge are overall responsible for day-to-day running of its activities. Children are showing wonderful results in their school examinations. Percentage of success this year is 96.2. Annual function and sports are arranged every year for their encouragement. Health Care Programme for children started in 1999. Regular health measures including supply of medicine, weekly check up etc. are routine work. Dr. B. S. Dash & Dr. Ruma Das are visiting Kalyanpith twice a week for regular treatment of children. I am really grateful to them for their honorary service. In addition, health awareness camps are organized this year in collaboration with Rural Development Association, Midnapore.

The year 2003 is a milestone for Child Welfare Project. We have been able to complete the construction of Child Welfare Project Building, Kalyanpith, with the contribution made especially by Asha For Education – NYC/NJ Chapter, Mr. Sudipta K Ghosh, CA, Dipu Ghosh & Dr. Shamali Ghosh of Iceland, Mr. Naren & Rina Gupta, USA and generous contribution received from philanthropic individual donors of our land. The total cost of the building excluding land is Rs.20 lakh 39 thousand approx including a market loan of Rs.4 lakh.

I think it will be very much pertinent for me to place here my appeal to all our well-wishers and friends to free me from the burden of loan that I am carrying with stress. I wish to place on records my sincere appreciation for the suppliers of the constructional work who have given immense support to me without giving any pressure to clear their dues during construction.

It was on 4th May 2003 that the Building was dedicated to Her Holiness Sri Sri Sarada Devi by Pravrajika Satyaprana Matajee, Sannyasini of Sri Sarada Math & The Secretary of their branch center Ramakrishan Sarada Mission at Thakurnagar, Purba Medinipur.

Mr. M.V. Rao IAS, Hon’ble District Magistrate, Midnapore inaugurated the building. The ceremony was presided by Prof. Ananda Deb Mukhopadhyay, Hon’ble Vice

Chancellor, Vidyasagar University in a solemn atmosphere. I am very much thankful to the Authorities of Centre for Advancement of Higher

Education, Midnapore for providing us water from their deep tube well for constructional work.

I profusely thank Hon’ble District Magistrate, Mr. Rao for making provision of drinking water in the campus of Kalyanpith within such a short span of time without which it would have been very difficult for us to conduct child welfare programme there.

All the children of different villages are brought under one roof in the new Child Welfare Building of Kalyanpith. We intend to make it a role model Institution.

The total expenditure on children of Kalyanpith during the financial year 2002-2003 is Rs.5 lakh 26 thousand 2 hundred thirty-two and ten paise.

Child Welfare Project is mainly supported by Asha for Education - New York / New Jersy Chapter, India Friends Association LA, Street Children International New York, Ramakrishna Sarada Mission Dakshineswar, Kolkata and few well wishers from India and Abroad.

Our third project is Women Self Independence Promoting Scheme which covers the overall expenditure of 10 lady students spending Rs.70 thousand 2 hundred ninety during the financial year. Aim of this project is to spread women education, prepare them for economic stability, save waste of talents, eradicate social evils like early marriage, torture and other women atrocities and finally make them aware of their rights and laws existing in their favour.

Nineteen women camps are organized this year for population education, childcare, family planning, health education and awareness on legal rights of women. Tremendous response encouraged the organizers and the Rural Development Authorities who collaborated with us in this matter.

Gymnasium and scriptural classes for ladies are also conducted every week.Girl Child Efficiency Development Scheme takes the overall responsibility of a girl

child from class IV. This project in long term will contribute meaningfully to develop confidence and stability from girl child to womanhood. Rs. 19 thousand 6 hundred forty-four is spent on nine children.

All outstation students under higher education project are bound to participate in our fifth project Literacy Drive Programme during two vacations in a year. It will create a long time achievement in fighting illiteracy.

Our fund source is only public donation. We need funds for running the projects as well as administrative infrastructure. Under the present global scenario and keeping in mind the increasing number of beneficiaries, sponsor circle and potential donors need to be

extended. We live in a society where large section of student community squanders for funds for their education, we live in a society where children suffer from malnutrition and early mortality due to poverty and lack of awareness, we live in a society where helpless women need rehabilitation through income generating scheme.

I would like to express my grateful thanks to all our patrons, members, sponsors, friends and well-wishers for their spontaneous support, compassion and tender feelings towards this organization. Their deep emotional identification is our asset.

The mission of Sarada Kalyan Bhandar is to dedicate selfless service to the poor, the helpless and the backward. In this context, it will be apt to quote the immortal words of Swami Vevekananda “ the only God to worship is the human soul. If I cannot worship in that, no other temple will be of any advantage.”

Friends, let us join our hands and try to shape a model society so that we can at least bring a little difference in some lives. Let Sarada Kalyan Bhandar be a trusted name in this work now and ever.

Rekha SarkarGeneral Secretary

S A R A D A K A L Y A N B H A N D A R A T A G L A N C E

Name of the Trust : SARADA KALYAN BHANDAR

Nature of the Trust : A Public Charitable Trust organized by Women. Registered on 21.07.84 at Midnapore Sub-Registrar’s Office & registered under F.C.R. Act 1976

Executive Committee : Prof. Bharati Ghosh President - Ex Officio Prof. Rekha Sarkar General Secretary &

Chief Functionary - Ex OfficioProf. Tapati Sinha Treasurer- Ex-OfficioSm. Mitali Das Programme Executive Dr. Swapna Banerjee Academic ExecutiveSm. Jharna Chakrabarti Child Project Executive Sm. Manjula Singh Office Executive

Total Number of members on The General Body

: 26 (Twenty-Six)

Main Charter of the Organisation and Present Activities

: a. Extending financial assistance to needy meritorious students of rural areas for their higher education including Medical, Engineering and the like Technical and Vocational

Training.b. Improvement of education through remedial coaching in

backward community from Nursery to XII standard.c. Care of destitute children.d. Encourage women education in rural areas.e. Support Health care & Nutrition programme for the rural

children.f. Create social awareness including health, hygiene and

sanitation through awareness camps.g. Promote Women Self-Independence through Education.h. Encourage Girl Child Efficiency Development Scheme.i. Eradicate illiteracy.j. Develop value-based society.

Number of Beneficiaries : 2002-2003 : 837Source of Income : Public DonationIncome & Expenditure : FY Income Expenditure

2002-2003 Rs.28,41,592.57 Rs.29,79,293.80

Number of Sponsors :a. In India - 178b. Abroad - 28

Rekha Sarkar General Secretary

MO, Draft, Cheque etc. may please be drawn in favour of “SARADA KALYAN BHANDAR”.Donations to Sarada Kalyan Bhandar are exempted from Income Tax under section 80G of Income Tax Act. 1961

PATRONS

Padmasree Bachendri PalSr. Divisional ManagerAdventure ProgrammeJRD Tata Sports Complex (East)Northern TownJamshedpur-831 001.

Dr. Manoj Bhattacharya M.S., M.Ch.Dean of Faculties of MedicineUniversity of CalcuttaHB 267, Sector –IIISalt Lake CityKolkata-700 091

Mr. Gouranga SinhaRetired Executive DirectorIndian Oil CorporationHaldia RefineryHaldiaPurba Medinipur

Mrs. Rini GhoshPhilanthropist219 Rash Behari AvenueKolkata-700 019

Mr. B.D. BodhanwalaM/s D.P.BodhanwalaMain Road, BistupurJamshedpur, Jharkhand.

Mr. Shyamalendu Krishna MaityAdvocateJudges Court, MidnaporeKshudiram NagarMidnaporePaschim Medinipur-721 101

Dr. S.M. Chatterjee

Ex- Vice ChancellorBengal Engineering College(Deemed University)5/55 Dumdum RoadKolkata – 700 030

Mr. Sudipta K. GhoshPresident & CEOOmnikron Systems, Inc.24120 Park CasinoCalabasasCA 91302U.S.A.

Mrs. Kalyani DharRetd. Asstt. CommissionerIncome Tax DepartmentBF 149, Salt Lake CityKolkata- 700 064

Mrs. Bina MukherjeeProprietorBina Metal Way Ltd.Jamshedpur, Jharkhand

Mr. Samir Kanti MukherjeeManagerSpare Parts Marketing DivisionAl Jommaih Co.Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Dr. B. D. RoyGynaecologistSheikhpuraMidnaporePaschim Medinipur- 721 101

Members on the General Body

Dr. Alakananda BagchiState University of Michigan, USA

Sm. Jayshree Guha BiswasNew Delhi.

Dr. Gargi GanguliNew South Wales, Australia.

Sm. Sanghamitra Basu I.I.T. Kharagpur

Dr. Sikha GhoshKolkata

Dr. Eva DuttaPrembazar, Kharagpur

Dr. Shyamali GhoshIceland, Europe

Sm. Debarati SenguptaPrembazar, Kharagpur

Sm. Nivedita DeKolkata Prof. Rama MukhopadhyayMidnapore

Sm. Arati BhuniyaMidnapore

Dr. Sati DuttaKolkata

Sm. Nandini BasuMidnaporeSm.

Sm. Alpana MitraJamshedpur

Sm. Manasi DasMidnapore

Sm. Anjana PalMidnapore

Prof. Kalpana PandaKolkata

Sm. Nandita BhattacharyaMidanpore

Sm. Pranati MukherjeeMidnapore

Sm. Geeta Bej (Maji)Prembazar, Kharagpur

Dr. Anushree RoyI.I.T. Kharagpur

Sm. Tamalika GuhaKolkata

Sm. Gayatri SanyalPrembazar, Kharagpur

Sm. Tapati GhoshKolkata

Dr. Sobita Samanta Kolkata

Sm. Bijala Adak Ghatal, Midnapore

Sponsors & Donors from India(FY – April 2002 – March 2003)

Education (Sponsorship)

Name of the Sponsors Amount Name of the Sponsors AmountProf. Rama Mukhopadhyay, Midnapore 1,500/- Sm. Gargi Patra, Midnapore 1,800/-Sree Durgadevi Lodha Charitable Society, Midnapore

4,800/- Sri Santi Nath Dolui, Midnapore 1,200/-

Mallick Pustakalaya, Midnapore 650/- Sri Nityananda Bera, Midnapore 1,000/-Sm. Indira Nag, Midnapore 1,200/- Sm. Debarati Sengupta, Kharagpur 1,800/-Sm. Juthika Sanyal, Midnapore 1,100/- Dr. Eva Dutta, Kharagpur 2,400/-Sri Sanjoy Chakraborty, Midnapore 1,100/- Sm. Binapani Dutta, Kharagpur 600/-Sri Abhijit Banerjee, Midnapore 1,111/- Prof. Sanghamitra Basu, Kharagpur 4,800/-Major A.K.Jana, Midnapore 600/- Sri Biman Kumar Chatterjee, Kharagpur 2,400/-Sri Kshitish Sasmal, Midnapore 1,600/- Dr. Mridula Banerjee, Kharagpur 2,400/-Dr. B.D.Roy, Midnapore 6,000/- Dr. Ajoy Chakraborty, Kharagpur 10,200/-Sri Shyamalendu Krishna Maity, Midnapore

600/- Dr. S.N.Sanyal, Kharagpur 3,800/-

Sri Arati Bhuniya, Midnapore 1,800/- Prof. Ajit Pal, Kharagpur 2,400/-Sm. Anjana Pal, Midnapore 1,200/- Sri Ashok Kumar Karak, Kharagpur 1,200/-Sarada Brati Sangha, Midnapore 1,200/- Dr. N.B. Chakrabarti &

Sm. Jharna Chakrabarti, Kharagpur6,000/-

Das Electronics, Midnapore 3,600/- Sri Alok Baran Das, Kharagpur 1,200/-Dr. Chhanda Mondal, Midnapore 4,500/- Sm. Gita Bej (Maji), Kharagpur 3,000/-Shyamsundar Enterprise, Midnapore 1,200/- Dr. Swapna Banerjee, Kharagpur 6,000/-Sm. Nilima Hazra, Midnapore 1,200/- Prof. Raja Bose, Kharagpur 1,200/-Sri Balaram Sengupta, Midnapore 3,300/- Sm. Tripti Chatterjee, Kharagpur 1,800/-Dr. G.Bera, Midnapore 10,200/- Prof. P. P. Chakraborty, Kharagpur 2,400/-Dr. J.N.Barman, Midnapore 2,400/- Prof. K. C. Das, Kharagpur 1,800/-Sri Swapan Kumar Dhara, Midnapore 1,200/- Dr. Anushree Roy, Kharagpur 1,800/-The Impression, Midnapore 1,200/- Dr. Abha Chatterjee, Kharagpur 2,400/-Sm. Bhabani Kar, Midnapore 5,000/- Sri Kaushik Bhattacharya, Kharagpur 2,600/-D.Dey & Co., Midnapore 12,000/- Prof. S.P.Pal, Kharagpur 1,800/-Sri Yogesh Bansal, Midnapore 2,400/- Prof. Indranil Sengupta, Kharagpur 3,000/-Sri Amal Kumar Manna, Midnapore 800/- Prof. Siddhartha Mukhopadhyay,

Kharagpur1,800/-

Sm. Nandini Basu, Midnapore 1,200/- Sri Bishnupada Das, Kharagpur 1,500/-Sm. Minati Hazra, Midnapore 12,000/- Prof. Siddhartha Sen, Kharagpur 1,800/-Sm. Gita Pahari, Midnapore 1,800/- Prof. Arabinda Gupta, Kharagpur 2,400/-Sm. Alakananda Sen, Kolkata 1,200/- Prof. R.P.Singh, Kharagpur 2,400/-Sm. Sati Sen, Kolkata 1,200/- Prof. S.K.Bhattacharya, Kharagpur 2,400/- Sm. Rina Banerjee, Kolkata 1,200/- Sri P.K.Das, Kharagpur 1,200/-Sm. Juthika Roy, Kolkata 550/- Sm. Bijala Adak, Ghatal, Midnapore 1,200/-Dr. Krishna Bhattacharya, Kolkata 2,000/- Sm. Sefali Rana, Ghatal, Midnapore 900/-Sri Subir Basu, Kolkata 2,000/- Dr. Alkananda Bagchi, Kolkata 1,200/-

Sm. Madhuri Mondal, Kolkata 2,000/- Sri Abhik Kumar Ghosh, Kolkata 2,400/-

Name of the Sponsors Amount Name of the Sponsors AmountSri Manoj Kumar Das, Kolkata 2,400/- Sm. Anasuya Mukherjee, Kolkata 2,400/-

Prof. Mridula Niyogi, Kolkata 1,800/- Sm. Gouri Chatterjee, Kolkata 600/-

Sm. Puspita Dutta, Kolkata 3,000/- Dr. Sati Dutta, Kolkata 600/-

Sri Asoke Dutta, Kolkata 3,000/- Dr. Sabita Samanta (Das), Kolkata 1,800/-

Sri Abhijit Dutta, Kolkata 3,000/- Sree Leathers, Sri Shekhar De, Jamshedpur

5,000/-

AKG Electronics Industries, Kolkata on behalf of Avi De, Sudipta K Ghsoh & Sunila Tejpaul

2,704/- Ms. M.K.Gandhi, Jamshedpur 2,400/-

Dr. A.K.Bose, Kolkata 2,400/- Sm. Monidipa Mukherjee, Jamshedpur 2,400/-

Dr. Shyamali Chowdhury, Kolkata 1,200/- Prof. Dipti Dutta, New Delhi 2,400/-

Sri Debaprasad Ghosh, Kolkata 1,200/- S.J.Jindal Trust, New Delhi 20,000/-

Sri Gouranga Sinha, Kolkata 2,000/- Suman Prakashan Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi 54,000/-

Sm. Sangita Bajoria, Kolkata 6,000/- Sm. Jayshree Guha Biswas, New Delhi 1,200/-

Sm. Shila Das Roy, Kolkata 600/- Sm. Sandhya Sinha, Lucknow 2,551/-

Sanjoy Memorial Trust, Kolkata 12,000/- Alok Sangha, Lucknow 1,521/-

Sri Kamal Kumar Mandal, Hooghly 1,200/- Dr. Sajal Kumar Bose, Lucknow 2,500/-

Sri Gobardhan Pal, Hooghly 600/- Sm. Subha Dutta, Lucknow 2,000/-

Sri Nirmal Kumar Maity, Sodepur 1,200/- Sm. Sewa Biswas, Lucknow 3,000/-

Sri Debajyoti Basak, Sodepur 1,200/- Major Swapan Kumar Sahoo, Jhansi 3,000/-

Prof. Nandita Ghosh, Barrakpur 2,400/- Sri Dipankar Ghosh, Chennai 3,000/-

Sm. Minakshi Mukherjee, Howrah 1,200/- Sri Sambit Sinha, Bangalore 1,200/-

Prof. P.K.Nandi, Howrah 2,500/- Sm. Shila Rani Pyne, Midnapore 2,600/-

Sm. Dipali Sikdar (Mallick), Burdwan 1,200/- Dr. Sudeshna Saha, Kharagpur 2,400/-

Sm. Sunanda Mukherjee, Bolepur 1,800/- Sri Ujjwal K. Guha, Kolkata 12,000/-

Dr.Santanu Barman, Malda 1,200/- The Peerless General Finance & Investment Co.Ltd. , Kolkata

5,600/-

Sm. Mita Dasgupta, Malda 1,300/- Sri Biswanath Banerjee & Sm. Sudeshna Banerjee, Kolkata

1,000/-

Dr. Amal Kumar Mahapatra, Midnapore 1,200/- Mr. Chhedilal Agarwala, Kolkata 4,000/-Sri Amal Kanti Duttasharma, Habra 1,000/- Sm. Meera Mukherjee, Kolkata 3,600/-

Sri Deepak Kumar Biswas,Jalpaiguri

1,000/- Sarada Ghosh Chanda, Kolkata 3,600/-

Name of the Sponsors Amount Name of the Sponsors AmountDr. Mrinal Kanti Rana, Midnapore 2,400/- Sri Tapas Mitra, Jamshedpur 2,400/-

Sm. Debjani Garu, Darjeeling 1,200/- Sri Asoke Mitra, Jamshedpur 2,400/-

Dr. Rabindra Nath Hansda, Bankura 3,000/- Sri Arun Bhalotia, Jamshedpur 2,400/-

Dr. Phanikanta Nandi, Coochbihar 2,400/- Sri B. D. Bodhanwala, Jamshedpur 5,000/-

Sm. R. Abedin, Jamshedpur 600/- Narbheram Hansraj Kamani Charity Trust, Jamshedpur

4,800/-

Sri Tapan Kumar Majumdar, Jamshedpur 600/- Mr. Dinesh Agarwala, Haldia 4,000/-

AWAS, Sri Bimalendu Ghosh, Jamshedpur 2,400/- Sm. Jyoti Bhatia, Jamshedpur 2,400/-

Bina Metal Way Ltd., Jamshedpur 12,480/- (FD Int.)

Mr. Asoke Sen, Jamshedpur 5,000/-

Dr. J.N.Bandopadhyay, Kharagpur 3,840/- (FD Int.)

Dr. Swapna Banerjee, Kharagpur 2,000/-(FD Int.)

Dr. N.B. Chakrabarti, Kharagpur 800/- (FD Int.)

Dr. Chaitali Chakrabarti, Kharagpur 1,200/-(FD Int.)

Mr. Vivekananda Panda, Kolkata 800/- (FD Int.)

Eastman Power Plant Engineering Ltd, Kolkata

800/- (FD Int.)

Sm. Tapati Ganguli, Kolkata 400/- (FD Int.)

Prof. Juthika Mitra, Midnapore 400/-(FD Int.)

Late Dilip Saha, Midnapore 400/- (FD Int.)

Sm. Pranati Mulkerjee, Midnapore 800/- (FD Int.)

Dr. Urmila Khanna, Kolkata 800/- (FD Int.)

Sri B.K. Chakraborty, Sri S. Chakraborty & Sm. R. Mukhopadhyay, Kokata

1,200/-(FD Int.)

Donation for Child Welfare ProjectName of the Donors Amount Name of the Donors Amount Pravati De, Kolkata 200/- Tapasi Bhattacharya, Midnapore 100/-Sanchita Kabi, Midnapore 100/- Arati Bhuniya, Midnapore 100/-Anindita Roy, Kolkata 100/- Dr.Tapan Kr.Mishra, Midnapore 200/-Pravati Dasgupta, Midnapore 100/- Suman Prakashan Pvt. Ltd, Delhi 24,000/-Jayati Roy Chawdhury, Midnapore 100/- Kudy Mahasty Chiren’s Opportunities,

Jamshedpur4,005/-

S.N.Chatterjee, Kolkata 100/- Geeta Avasthi, Kolkata 100/-Phalguni De, Kolkata 100/- Amal Kr. Manna, Midnapore 100/-Dipali Basu, Midnapore 100/- Prof.Rama Mukhopadhyay Midnapore 2,200/-Manomohini Basu, Midnapore 200/- Sarada Brati Sangha, Midnapore 201/-Nandita Ghosh, Kolkata 300/- Minati Hazra, Midnapore 500/-Samari Kanta Samanta, Midnapore 251/- Jharna Chakrabarti, Kharagpur 200/-Bandana Das, Midnapore 100/- Sulekha Mukhopadhyay, Kolkata 2,400/-Nilima Mukharjee, Midnapore 100/- Ramesh Ch. Das Roy 100/-S.Mukharjee, Kolkata 100/- Prof.Sati Mukhopadhyay, Midnapore 5,000/-Dipak Gupta, Kolkata 100/- Prof.Juthika Mitra, Midnapore 5,000/-Sandhya Maity, Midnapore 100/- Sisir Das, Kolkata 500/-

Name of the Donors Amount Name of the Donors Amount Biswajit Mondal, Midnapore 500/- Dr.N.K.Misra, Hoogly 2,000/-D.Bansal, Midnapore 250/- Well Wisher 9,795/-Nandita De, Midnapore 100/- Alakananda Sen, Kolkata 2,500/-Gopa Sanyal, Kolkata 100/- P.K.Das, Kharagpur 100/-Ratnabali Dutta, Kolkata 151/- Soumen Banerjee, Kolkata 200/-Ilina Ray, Kolkata 100/- Bela Paul, Kharagpur 200/-Gargi Dutta, Kolkata 100/- Dipu Ghosh, Kolkata 25,000/-Gauri Sur, Kolkata 100/- Subhendu Ghosh, Kolkata 3,000/-Tapati Roy, Kolkata 101/- Sujoy K.Ghosh, Kolkata 2,000/-Chhabi Mukharjee, Midnapore 100/- Porf.Nandita Ghosh,24 Parganas (N) 5,000/-Parthapratim Chakraborty, Midnapore 100/- Sm.Sanghamitra Basu, Kharagpur 8,600/-Sukla Chakladar, Midnapore 100/- Sumit K. Mukhopadhyay, Midnapore 1,000/-Sankar Kr.Roy, Midnapore 250/- Sujit K.Mukherjee, Midnapore 1,000/-Manjushree Maity, Midnapore 100/- Kalyani Sengupta, Midnapore 1,000/-Putul Das, Midnapore 100/- B.D.Bodhanwala, Jamshedpur 5,000/-Indira Chatterjee, Midnapore 100/- Sree leathers, Jamshedpur 1,500/-Shipra Gupta, Kolkata 100/- Arun Bhalotia,

Director,TRM Co.Ltd., Jamshedpur1,500/-

Pranati Ganguly, Kolkata 120/- Timken India Ltd., Jamshedpur 5,000/-Sarbani Chawdhury, Kolkata 100/- Prof. Bharati Ghosh, Midnapore 1000/-Ruma Chawdhury, Kolkata 100/- Prof. Rekha Sarkar, Midnapore 1,000/-Nivedita De, Midnapore 100/- Prof. Tapati Sinha, Midnapore 1,000/-Rekha Ghosh, Midnapore 200/- Miss. Serene Banerjee, Kharagpur 5,000/-Sudipto Mukherjee, Director Mukhsons Builders (P) Ltd., Jamshedpur

3,000/- AWAS, Jamshedpur 1,000/-

DTDC, Kolkata 1,000/- Sm. Mitali Das, Jamshedpur 1,000/-Suresh Jalan, Jalan Distributors,Kolkata

1,000/- Staff of Sarada Kalyan Bhandar, Midnapore

425/-

M/S Agarwala & Sons, Kolkata 4,000/- Student Teachers of Sarada Kalyan Bhandar, Midnapore

665/-

Raj Lakshmi Saree House, Kolkata 1,000/- Mr. N.P.Sinha, Jamshedpur 10,000/-M/S T.N. Singh, Kolkata 1,000/- Prof.Sudhir Barai, Kharagpur 2,500/-Link Roadlines Pvt. Ltd, Kolkata 1,000/- Medinimata Mistanna Bhandar,

Midnapore1,000/-

Longia Road Carriers Pvt.Ltd., Kolkata

1,000/- Mr. Arun Kr. Mukherjee, Kolkata 5,000/-

Sandeep Singh Ghuman, Kolkata 1,000/- Mr. Tapan Mukhopadhyay & Sm. Sumita Mukhopadhyay, Kolkata

1,001/-

Alipore Guest House, Kolkata 1,000/- Mr. P.K.Dutta, Kolkata 350/-Lovey’s Confectioneries, Kolkata 1,000/- Malabika Ghosh, Kolkata 100/-Park Street Fee Parking Co-operative Society.Ltd., Kolkata

1,000/- Anjana Pal, Midnapore 500/-

Reliance Drugs, Jamshedpur 500/- Dr.Sati Dutta, Kolkata 100/-Prodeep Decorators, Midnapore 500/- Shyamali Chatterjee, Kolkata 101/-Bani Tripathi, Kolkata 500/- Teachers of Women’s College, Kolkata 400/-

Name of the Donors Amount Name of the Donors Amount Dr.Sabitri Sanyal, Kolkata 1,000/- Well Wisher 780/-Ratna Chowdhury, Midnapore 2,000/- Omnikron Systems India Pvt Ltd.,

Channai1,00,000/-

Sanjoy Agarwal, Kolkata 3,000/- Master Monjish Bhattacharya, Kolkata 1,001/-Shahabadi Films, Kolkata 3,000/- Bipul Das & Samiran Haldar, Kharagpur 500/-Colama Commercial Co.Ltd., Kolkata 2,000/- Well Wisher,Jamshedpur 250/-Miss Rupa, Kolkata 500/- In-corporated Engineers Co-operative

Const. Society Ltd, Kolkata500/-

Dr.Mridula Banerjee, Kharagpur 1,000/- Unitech Insulation, Kolkata 250/-Dr.Swapna Banerjee, Kharagpur 2,000/- Lopamudra Banerjee, Kolkata 1,000/-Dr.Jayasri Ghosh, Kharagpur 1,000/- Prasanta Kr.Nandi,Howrha 2,000/-Dr.Sudeshna Saha, Kharagpur 1,000/- Medland Bose Seva Foundation, Kolkata 5,000/-Nandini Basu, Midnapore 200/- Dushmanta Giri 250/-Prof.Debjani Mukherjee, Midnapore 500/- Dola Ghosh, Kolkata 2,500/-Prof.D.Bhattacharya, Kharagpur 500/- Dr. Sumana Sengupta , Kolkata 5,000/-Prof Jyotsna Dutta Majumdar, Kharagpur 1,000/- MPR Marketings Pvt.Ltd., Kolkata 5,000/-Prof.Rintu Banerjee, Kharagpur 1,000/- Jatin Barman, Coachbihar 100/-Apurba Adhikary, Kharagpur 500/- Dr.Malay Kabiraj, Coachbihar 101/-Dr.Goutam Saha, Kharagpur 200/- Dilip Kr. Sasmal, Midnapore 120/-Sewa Biswas, Lucknow 1,000/- Niranjan Karak, Assam 10,201/-Dr.Snehashis Dev, Coachbihar 101/- Sukumar Ghorai, Bangalore 3,000/-Dr. H.Mallick, Coachbihar 100/- Dr.Swapan Majumdar, Kharagpur 10,000/-Raju Basak, Coachbihar 101/- Bharati Sengupta, Kharagpur 1,000/-Miss Chasdrima Sadhu, Coachbihar 101/- P.K.Nag, Kharagpur 100/-Utpal Mondal, Coachbihar 101/- K.Banerjee, Kharagpur 100/-Dr.Gopal Ch.Mukherjee, Coachbihar 100/- Bimal Sengupta, Kharagpur 100/-Dr.Subrata Mukherjee, Coachbihar 101/- R.N.Behara, Kharagpur 100/-Dr. T. Bauri, Coachbihar 101/- S.K.Bhattacherjee, Kharagpur 100/-Partha Dutta, Coachbihar 101/- Ravi Narayan Kar, Kharagpur 101/-Koushik Baral, Coachbihar, Coachbihar 101/- Madhusudan Ghosh, Kharagpur 500/-Harendranath Sarkar, Coachbihar 101/- T.Mirnalini, Kharagpur 500/-Madanmohan Das, Coachbihar 100/- V.N.Jha, Kharagpur 100/-Pradip Barman, Coachbihar 101/- D.Chatterjee, Kharagpur 100/-P.K.Chanda, Coachbihar 100/- P.Vijayraj, Kharagpur 100/-Prematosh Paul, Coachbihar 101/- P.Neerja, Kharagpur 200/-Hari Das Pal, Coachbihar 101/- K.Mazumdar, Kharagpur 105/-Syamal Kr.Das, Coachbihar 100/- L.Muthuswamy, Kharagpur 200/-Jayanta Sinha, Kolkata 500/- D.P.Sharma, Kharagpur 100/-Prabir Guha Thakurata, Kolkata 250/- S.L.Tewari, Kharagpur 100/-M/S Paul Construction, Kolkata 250/- Prof.Mukul Ranjan Roy, Midnapore 10,000-Roy’s Construction, Kolkata 250/- Dharma Chatterjee,New Delhi 2,000/-Bibhison Bera, Kharagpur 200/- Dr. Alakananda Bagchi, Kolkata 1,100/-Gita Bej, Kharagpur 500/- Sujoy Kr. Ghosh, Kolkata 1,000/-Gita Das, Kharagpur 200/- Dalia Sarkar, Midnapore 100/-Silee Maity, Kharagpur 100/- Kusum Biswas, Midnapore 100/-

Master Gaurav Dasgupta, Kolkata 1,000/- Dr. Gargi Ganguli, Kolkata 900/-Miss Upasana Dasgupta, Kolkata 1,000/- Well Wisher 7,930/-

Name of the Donors Amount Name of the Donors Amount Sri Purushottam Das Goel Memorial Trust, Kolkata

5,000/- Prof. Guruprasad Chhattopadhay, Midnapore

500/-

Well Wisher 1,875/- Mr. P. Mukherjee, Kolkata 100/-D.Bhattacharya, Kharagpur 4,500/- Beena Das Gupta, Kolkata 200/-P.Purakayastha, Kolkata 2,000/- B.P. Guha, Kolkata 200/-Sandhya Mahapatra, Midnapore 300/- Well Wisher 1,755/-Sandhya Mahapatra, Midnapore 1,000/- D. Joseph, Kharagpur 200/-Nilima Hazra, Midnapore 110/- Ilka Metal Industries Pvt Ltd., Kolkata 1,000/-Utpal Dutta, Midnapore 110/- Aiyesha Dey, Kolkata 10,000/-Nebula Ghosh, Kharagpur 511/- Sharmistha Mukherjee, Kolkata 7,000/-Indira Nag, Midnapore 300/- Chhaya Mukherjee, Kolkata 1,000/-

Memorial Fund Girl Child Efficiency Promoting Scheme

Name of the Donors Amount Name of the Donors AmountSm. Bharati Sengupta, Kolkata 5000/- Dr. Anushree Roy, Kharagpur 15,000/-Sm. Shila Rani Pyne,Midnapore 5000/- Nirupama Trust for Education Girl

Child, New Delhi15,000/-

Mr. Ashim Mukherjee,Mumbai 5000/- Dr. Ligy Philip, Chennai 7,500/-Dr. Swapna Banerjee, Kharagpur 5000/- Dr. Supriya Mahan Sengupta,

Kharagapur7,500/-

Women Efficiency Promoting SchemeName of the Donors AmountSm. Sanghamitra Basu, Kharagpur 1,4000/-The Peerless General Finance & Investment Co.Ltd, Kolkata 10,000/-

General Purpose Name of the Donors Amount Name of the Donors AmountOmnikron Systems India Pvt. Ltd, Chennai

1,40,000/- Pravrajika Satyaprana Mataji, Thakurnagar, Purba Medinipur

1,000/-

Prof.Rama Mukhopadhyay, Midnapore 400/- Prof. Rekha Sarkar, Midnapore 1,200/-Sm.Sujata Middha, Midnapore 100/- Prof.Tapati Sinha, Midnapore 1,000/-Sm.Tamalika Guha, Kolkata 605/- Dr. Gargi Ganguli, Kolkata 600/-Sm.Gayatri Sanyal, Kharagpur 300/- Winotech (India) , Midnapore 100/-SKB Alumni Association, Midnapore 2,000/- Sm.Mitali Das, Jhamshedpur 1,000/-Durga Devi Lodha Charitable Society 5,000/- Sm.Bharati Ghosh, Midnapore 1,200/-Sm.Karuna Majumdar, Kharagpur 51/- Sri Bishnupada Das, Kharagpur 300/-Sm.Tapati Ghosh, Kolkata 300/- Sri Sushil Mukherjee, Midnapore 100/-Sm.Sujata Biswas, Kolkata 101/- Dr.Swapna Banerjee, Kharagpur 8,500/-Sm.Sabita De, Kolkata 501/- Dr. Sati Dutta, Kolkata 300/-Sm.Jayshree Guha Biswas, New Delhi 500/- Dr. Eva Dutta, Kharagpur 500/-Sm.Arati Bhuniya, Midnapore 300/- Sm.Gita Bej, Kharagpur 400/-

Sm.Manasi Das, Midnapore 300/- Sm.Mitali Das, Jamshedpur 7,500/-Sm.Pranati Mukherjee, Midnapore 300/- Sm.Kalpana Panda, Kolkata 400/-Dr.Alakananda Bagchi, Kolkata 300/- Sm.Debarati Sengupta, Kharagpur 600/-Sm.Jharna Chakrabarti, Kharagpur 1,000/-

Sponsors & Donors from Abroad

(FY – April 2002- March 2003)

Name of the Sponsors/Donors Amount Purpose

Asha For Education - NYC/NJ 1,44,789.00 Child Welfare Project

Indian Friend Association, CA 96,424.00 Child Welfare ProjectStreet Children International, NY 40,285.00 Child Welfare ProjectDr. Subbarao Kambhampati, USA 14,192.00 Child Welfare ProjectDr. Subbarao Kambhampati, USA 14,360.00 Child Welfare Project Asha For Education - NYC/NJ 4,80,870.00 Child Welfare Project

(Building Construction)Dr. Mitali Chakrabarti, USA 11,974.00 Child Welfare Project

(Building Construction)Dr. Parasar Bandyopadhyay, Canada 14,979.00 Child Welfare Project

(Building Construction)Arun Chakraborty, USA 24,354.00 Child Welfare Project

(Building Construction)Maneesha Patel & Satyajit Bose, USA 9,757.00 Child Welfare Project

(Building Construction)Naren Gupta & Rina Gupta, USA 97,124.00 Child Welfare Project

(Building Construction)Dr. S.P. Sengupta, Australia 9,979.00 Child Welfare Project

(Building Construction)Dr. R.P. Sengupta, UK 25,000.00 Child Welfare Project

(Building Construction)Tarun Jain & Mala Jain, UK 7,245.00 Child Welfare Project

(Building Construction)Dr. Dilip Kumar Bayen & Mahasweta Bayen, USA 2,342.00 Child Welfare Project

(Building Construction)Aditi Chattopadhyay, USA 4,744.00 Child Welfare Project

(Building Construction)Abhijit Dasgupta & Soma Dasgupta, USA 4,756.00 Child Welfare Project

(Building Construction)Dr. Partha P Goswami & Dr. Sreela Dutta, USA 4,757.00 Child Welfare Project

(Building Construction)Debasish Dhar & Purabi Dhar, USA 3,562.00 Child Welfare Project

(Building Construction)Kaushik Pal & Sumita Pal, USA 4,750.00 Child Welfare Project

(Building Construction)Dr. Ananda Sen & Dr. Mousumi Banerjee, USA 7,184.00 Child Welfare Project

(Building Construction)Mary Ranger, USA 479.00 Child Welfare Project

(Building Construction)Dr. Subir Roy & Pronoti Roy, USA 1,916.00 Child Welfare Project

(Building Construction)


Malini Banerjee, USA 1,197.00 Child Welfare Project (Building Construction)

Dr. Mitali Chakrabarti, USA 4,789.00 Child Welfare Project (Building Construction)

Arun C Paul & Sudipta Paul, USA 4,826.00 Child Welfare Project (Building Construction)

American Express GVAF-2002R1, USA 28,596.00 Child Welfare Project (Building Construction)

Monjish Bhattacharyya, NYK 4,690.00 Child Welfare Project (Building Construction)

Avik Kumar Paul, CA 4,833.00 Child Welfare Project (Building Construction)

Archita Sengupta, USA 10,884.00 Child Welfare Project (Building Construction)

Subhajit Dasgupta, CA 4,690.00 Child Welfare Project (Building Construction)

Dr. Rini Poddar, UK 6,000.00 Education (Sponsorship)Sagar K Rakshit & Patralika Rakshit, CA 9,642.00 Education (Sponsorship)

Barkeley Sanjoy & Brinda Vasisht, CA 13,062.00 Education (Sponsorship)

Shyam Ganguly & Karabi Ganguly, CA 19,138.00 Education (Sponsorship)Monjish Bhattacharyya, USA 24,278.00 Education (Sponsorship)Utpal Banerjee & Arpita Banerjee, CA 12,134.00 Education (Sponsorship)Manoranjan Dutta & Kanak Dutta, NJ 4,778.00 Education (Sponsorship)Sanjoy Banerjee & Jaba Banerjee, NJ 14,479.00 Education (Sponsorship)Rup K Chatterjee & Indira Chatterjee, CA 4,752.00 Education (Sponsorship)Asha Das, USA 17,929.00 Education (Sponsorship)P.R. Guha, Maloyasia 9,979.00 Education (Sponsorship)Pradeep Kumar & Elashri Kumar, CA 28,482.00 Education (Sponsorship)Ram Ganguly, CA 18,958.00 Education (Sponsorship)Samir Kanti Mukherjee, USA 4,775.00 Education (Sponsorship)Dr. Chaitali Chakrabarti , CA 11,827.00 Education (Sponsorship)

Krish Sharma , CA 14,216.00 Education (Sponsorship)

Avijit Dutta & Meena Dutta, CA 4,738.00 Education (Sponsorship)


A. Shalini Rao & Ratnakar Rao, CA 7,107.00 Education (Sponsorship)Robin Ghosh, CA 1,895.00 Education (Sponsorship)Chandra Nath Basu & Subhra Basu, CA 4,699.00 Education (Sponsorship)Saumik Biswas, CA 4,699.00 Education (Sponsorship)Prabhat Kumar Mishra, CA 9,379.00 Education (Sponsorship)Soumya Roy, CA 971.00 General PurposeSubhajit Dasgupta, CA 9,666.00 General PurposeTapati Basu, CA 4,842.00 General PurposeDebashis Das, CA 2,417.00 General PurposePrasanta Ghosh & Madhusree Ghosh, CA 6,052.00 General PurposeSayantanee Dutt, CA 9,711.00 General PurposeTapas Kanti Roy, CA 2,416.00 General PurposeDr. Anil Poddar, UK 6,000.00 Girl Child Efficiency

Promoting SchemeDr. Shuvra Das, USA 38,318.00 Girl Child Efficiency

Promoting SchemeProf. Luigia Binda, Italy 9,086.00 Girl Child Efficiency

Promoting SchemeDr. Chaitali Chakrabarti , CA 11,967.00 Women Efficiency

Promoting SchemeRahul Puri & Pinku Mukherjee, USA 11,950.00 Women Efficiency

Promoting SchemeDr. Mitali Chakrabarti, USA 11,974.00 Women Efficiency

Promoting Scheme

BENEFICIARIES UNDER HIGHER EDUCATION PROJECTName of Students/ Recipients

Div / Class

% of marks

Present Academic Status

FamilyIncome

Per month

Name of the present Institution Financial assistance per month

Narayan Bag S.E.1st H.S.1st

81.3780.70

B F.Sc. 300/- West Bengal University of Animal & Fishery Science

300/-

Bhaswati Mukherjee S.E.1st

H.S.1st93.0085.00

B. E. (Electrical)

750/- JIS College of Engineering 800/-

Susanta Kr. Mandal S.E.1st

H.S. 1st 85.0681.02

B. Pharm 800/- Jadavpur University 1,000/-

Arun Kr. Pradhan S.E.1st H.S.1st

86.0078.90

B. Tech. (Jute & Fiber)

800/- Institute of Jute Technology 400/-

Soma Das S.E.1st

H.S.1st66.5058.40

B.A (H)Bengali

1,000/- Raja N.L. Khan Women’s College 200/-

Sarmila Sen S.E.2nd

H.S.1st 64.7072.50

B.A (H)Geography

500/- Raja N.L. Khan Women’s College 200/-

Rina Karmakar S.E.2nd

H.S 2nd 58.7555.04

B.A(H) Bengali 600/- Kharagpur College 200/-

Prasanta Kr. Hati S.E.1st H.S.1st

71.2568.90

B.A (H) English

500/- Midnapore College 300/-

Debabrata Sen S.E.1st H.S.1st

63.3068.80

B.A(H)English


Nikhil Jana S.E.1st H.S.1st

68.7570.18

B.A(H)English


Sonalika Samanta S.E.2nd H.S.2nd

55.7553.60

B.A(H) History

500/- Pingla Thana Mahavidyalaya 200/-

Lakshman Ch.Ghorai S.E.1st

H.S.1st64.5060.00

B.A(H) Bengali 500/- Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya 200/-

Mithu Rani Ghosh S.E.1st

H.S.1st69.5064.60

B.A(H) Bengali 350/- Ghatal Rabindra Satabarsiki Mahavidyalaya 200/-

Tapan Ghorai S.E.1st

H.S.2nd 75.6054.80

B.A(H) Bengali 300/- Mahishadal Raj College 200/-

Rudranath Santra S.E.1st H.S.1st

64.8763.60

B.A(H) Bengali 600/- Midnapore College 300/-

Aditya Jana S.E.1st

H.S.1st62.7564.09

B.A(H) Bengali 400/- Panskura Banamali College 200/-

Alpana Mishra S.E.1st

H.S.1st67.3766.60

B.A(H) Bengali 500/- Pingla Thana Mahavidyalaya 200/-

Pravati Das S.E.1st

H.S.1st60.0161.80

B.A(H) Bengali 1,000/- Pingla Thana Mahavidyalaya 300/-

Somashri Jana S.E.1st

H.S.1st62.2562.10


Aparna Acharjya S.E.1st

H.S.1st68.3069.90


Protima Sasmal S.E.1st

H.S.1st63.0062.20


Mita Jana S.E.1st

H.S.1st68.5063.80

B.A(H) Bengali 700/- Sabang Sajani Kanta Mahavidyalaya 200/-

Ganesh Ch.Khatua S.E.1st

H.S.1st67.5067.50

B.A(H) English 1,200/- Maheshadal Raj College 200/-

Lakshmi Kanta Nayak S.E.1st H.S.1st

78.8770.30

B.A(H) English 300/- Midnapore College 600/-

Achintya Kr. Sahoo S.E.1st

H.S.1st80.2567.80

B.A(H) English 650/- Panskura Banamali College 300/-

Swapan Bankura S.E.1st

H.S.1st65.8761.20

B.A(H) English 450/- Panskura Banamali College 250/-

Maheswar Das Adhikary S.E.1st

H.S.1st62.0064.50

B.A(H) English 500/- Pingla Thana Mahavidyalaya 200/-

Name of Students/ Recipients

Div / Class

% of marks


FamilyIncome

Per month


Ila Samanta S.E.1st

H.S.1st73.4062.50


Anindya Pattanayak S.E.1st

H.S.1st75.5069.00


Munmun Mahara S.E.1st

H.S.1st72.5067.70

B.A(H) English 1,500/- Pingla Thana Mahavidyalaya 200/-

Pranal Chowdhury S.E.1st

H.S.1st72.7666.80


Archna Jana S.E.1st

H.S.2nd73.7054.40

B.A(H) English.

800/- Panskura Banamali College 200/-

Nitish Bera S.E.1st

H.S.1st 62.0067.70

B.A(H) Geography


Goutam Bera S.E.1st

H.S.1st71.7565.10

B.A(H) Geography


Biswajit Bera S.E.2nd H.S.1st

56.6061.20

B.A(H) History 200/- Panskura Banamali College 200/-

Chanchal Pahari S.E.1st

H.S.1st76.0069.30

B.A(H) Sanskrit

1500/- Sanskrit College 200/-

Moumita Mandal S.E.1st

H.S.1st64.7072.50

B.A. (H)Geography


Gita Patra S.E.1st H.S.2nd

77.6254.20

B.A. (H) English

500/- Dantan Bhattar College 300/-

Tulu Sahoo S.E.1st H.S.1st

62.2063.00

B.A. (H) Geography

400/- Mahisadal Girls’ College 200/-

Nandini Chakraborty S.E.1st

H.S.1st67.5067.50

B.A.(H)Geography


Rinku Rani Barman S.E.1st

H.S.1st67.0060.80

B.A.(H)History


Sonamoni Das S.E.1st H.S.1st

71.1264.40

B.A.(H) Beng. 500/- Midnapore College 300/-

Mousumi Bera S.E.2nd H.S.1st

59.3762.10

B.A.(H) Bengali

300/- Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya 200/-

Binanda Rana S.E.1st H.S.2nd

69.5057.60

B.A.(H) Bengali

500/- Belda College 200/-

Mrinmoy Kar S.E.1st H.S.2nd

66.5058.40

B.A.(H) Bengali


Sefali Ghorai S.E.1st H.S.1st

64.0066.50

B.A.(H) Bengali


Rina Jana S.E.1st H.S.1st

67.5060.40

B.A.(H) Bengali

600/- Mahisadal Girls’ College 200/-

Sachindra Dhal S.E.1st H.S.1st

73.0064.30

B.A.(H) Bengali

700/- Mugberia Gangadhar Mahavidyalaya 300/-

Sahida Khatun S.E.1st

H.S.1st53.0052.50

B.A.(H) Bengali

300/- Narazole Raj College 200/-

Sucheta Kandar S.E.1st

H.S.1st71.3864.10

B.A.(H) Bengali


Mousumi Rani Mandal S.E.1st H.S.2nd

62.8754.70

B.A.(H) Bengali


Dipak Kr. Maity S.E.1st H.S.1st

61.1260.20

B.A.(H) Bengali


Mousumi De S.E.1st H.S.2nd

63.6055.90

B.A.(H) Bengali


Manasi Pramanik S.E.1st H.S.1st

73.5073.10

B.A.(H) Bengali


Swapan Kr. Samanta S.E.2nd

H.S.2nd 57.5057.40

B.A.(H) Bengali

350/- Sabang Sajanikanta Mahavidyalaya 200/-


Div / Class

% of marks


FamilyIncome

Per month


Krisna Prasad Bera S.E.1st H.S.1st

65.5060.10

B.A.(H) Bengali


Sambhu Barman S.E.1st H.S.1st

62.2551.50

B.A.(H) Bengali

400/- Tamralipta Mahavidyalaya 200/-

Dipan Jana S.E.1st H.S.1st

73.2583.00

B.A.(H) English

240/- Contai P.K. College 200/-

Dipali Sahoo S.E.1st H.S.2nd

57.7051.80

B.A.(H) English

400/- Egra S.S.B. College 300/-

Ujjwal Tanti S.E.1st H.S.1st

71.6764.20

B.A.(H) English

900/- Haldia Govt. College 200/-

Atasi Das S.E.1st

H.S.1st76.8873.90

B.A.(H) English

500/- Mayna College 200/-

Samaresh Mondal S.E.1st H.S.1st

76.8771.20

B.A.(H) English


Srikanta Paria S.E.1st

H.S.1st69.3763.50

B.A.(H) English


Pintu Kr. Jana S.E.1st H.S.1st

61.5071.00

B.A.(H) English


Sabitri Das S.E.1st H.S.2nd

72.5057.80

B.A.(H) English


Sovana Patra S.E.1st H.S.1st

70.5065.40

B.A.(H) English

1,500/- Surendranath College 300/-

Swapan Kr. Maity S.E.1st H.S.1st

69.1266.30

B.A.(H) History


Barun Giri S.E.1st

H.S.1st67.8063.60

B.A.(H) History


Runu Nandi S.E.1st H.S.2nd

61.3752.20

B.A.(H) History


Pallabi Bhattacharya S.E.2nd

H.S.2nd54.1252.90

B.A.(H) Philosophy


Sumanta Kr. Pusti S.E.1st

H.S.1st74.7563.20

B.Com (H) 1,200/- K.D. College of Com. Midnapore 600/-

Sanjoy Pal S.E.1st

H.S.1st66.8761.60

B.Com (H) 300/- K.D.College of Com. Midnapore 300/-

Narayan Ch.Samanta S.E.1st

H.S.1st73.1262.00

B.Com. (H) 400/- Sabang Sajanikanta Mahavidyalaya 200/-

Manmatha Kr. Bera S.E.1st H.S.1st

72.0060.00

B.Com.(H) 480/- Sabang Sajanikanta Mahavidyalaya 200/-

Dilip Hui S.E.1st

H.S.1st69.0065.50

B.E (Mech) 500/- Calcutta Technical School 300/-

Anandamoy Rudra S.E.1st

H.S.1st89.7574.30

B.E (Pharmaceutical)

650/- Jadavpur University 400/-

Mahadev Jana S.E.1st

H.S.1st85.8085.00

B.E. (Mech)

1,000/- Kalyani Govt. Engineering College 300/-

Sourav Fouzdar S.E.1st

H.S.1st77.9082.10

B.E. (Civil) 900/- Bengal Engineering College 500/-

Nirmal Jana S.E.1st H.S.1st

79.5071.90

B.E. (Civil) 500/- Jadavpur University 300/-

Sandip Gangapadhyay S.E.1st

H.S. 1st81.3780.70

B.E. (Comp.Engg)

1000/- M.C.K.V Institute of Engineering 1,500/-

Sanjoy Kr Dey S.E.1st

H.S.1st85.7881.60

B.E. (Electrical & Telecom)

500/- Bengal Engineering College 300/-

Susanta Haldar S.E.1st

H.S.1st78.2284.02

B.E. (Electrical) 800/- Jadavpur University 300/-

Apu De S.E.1st H.S.1st

64.2547.70

B.E. (Electrical) 500/- Ramakrishna Mission Silpapith 200/-


Div / Class

% of marks


FamilyIncome

Per month


Shauvik Paul S.E.1st H.S.1st

Engg

78.8775.5066.41

B.E. (I.T.) 1,500/- College of Textile Technology 200/-

Dipankar Mandal S.E.1st

H.S.1st80.7777.90

B.E. (Instrumental)


Dipak Ghorai S.E.1st H.S.2nd

67.8054.20

B.E. (Mech) 1,000/- Bengal Engineering College 300/-

Soumen Maity S.E.1st H.S.1st

75.0067.30

B.E. (Mech) 500/- Jadavpur University 300/-

Sajal De S.E.1st H.S.1st

84.7074.70

B.E. (Mech) 1,250/- Kalyani Govt. Engineering College 250/-

Aish Kr. Mandal S.E.1st

H.S.1st81.6282.60

B.E. (Mech.) 1,500/- Jadavpur University 500/-

Hiralal Das S.E.1st

H.S.1st82.0073.40

B.E.(Comp.Sc) 1,000/- JIS College of Engineering 500/-

Sitaram Khatua S.E.1st

H.S.1st79.0573.08

B.E.(Elect & Telecomm

1,000/- MCKV Institute of Engineering 500/-

Swapan Kr. Mandal S.E.1st

H.S.1st69.8973.00

B.E.(Mech. Engg )


Shantanu Nandi S.E.1st

H.S.1st79.3767.50

B.E. (Elect Engg.)

1,500/- MCKV Institute of Engineering 600/-

Hiralal Mishra S.E.1st H.S.2nd

73.2550.30

B.F.A 1,250/- Midnapore Art College 600/-

Begam Parveen S.E.1st H.S.2nd

64.2157.00

B.H.M.S 500/- Midnapore H.M. College & Hospital 300/-

Binoy Manna S.E.2nd H.S.2nd

55.1155.30


Sebabrata Chakraborty S.E.1st H.S.1st

84.0074.20


Pradip Kr. Sahoo S.E.1st H.S.2nd

70.3859.20

B.H.M.S 750/- Midnapore H.M.College & Hospital 600/-

Saraswati Gayen S.E.1st H.S.2nd

68.1048.10

B.H.M.S 600/- Midnapore H.M.College & Hospital 600/-

Sarnendu De S.E.1st

H.S.1st82.5061.70

B.Pharm 500/- Jadavpur University 300/-

Kajal Ghosal S.E.1st H.S.1st

80.5071.80

B.Pharm 1,800/- Jadavpur University 200/-

Paritosh Nayak S.E.1st

H.S.1st81.0076.10

B.Pharm. 650/- Jadavpur University 300/-

Sujoy Ghorai S.E.1st H.S.1st

74.7560.80

B.Sc (H)Maths


Rumelee Chakraborty S.E.1st

H.S.1st72.7566.00

B.Sc (H)Zoology


Mousumi Datta S.E.1st

H.S.1st74.0067.30

B.Sc (H)Zoology


Chandana Das S.E.1st H.S. 1st

77.0067.00

B.Sc (H)Maths

416/- Raja N.L.Khan Women’s College 200/-

Beethika Panja S.E.1st H.S.2nd

66.8058.50

B.Sc (H)Physics

575/- Raja N.L.Khan Women’s College 600/-

Anup Samanta S.E.1st

H.S.1st81.3376.90

B.Sc (H) Agl. 666/- Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya 300/-

Manika Maity S.E.1st

H.S.1st72.1266.10

B.Sc (H) Botany


Piyali Chand S.E.1st 72.60 B.Sc (H) 1,200/- Raja N.L.Khan Women’s College 600/-

H.S.2nd 53.80 BotanySanta Prasad Ghorai S.E.1st

H.S.1st77.5072.30

B.Sc (H) Chem 800/- Midnapore College 300/-


Div / Class

% of marks


FamilyIncome

Per month


Rumpa Samanta S.E.1st H.S.1st

77.5077.40

B.Sc (H) Chem. 400/- Midnapore College 300/-

Prasanta Patra S.E.1st

H.S.1st75.0073.50

B.Sc (H) Chem. 600/- Panskura Banamali College 300/-

Shambu Maity S.E.1st H.S.1st

79.2568.20

B.Sc (H) Maths 390/- Midnapore College 300/-

Sandipan Das S.E.1st H.S.1st

79.1267.00


Santanu Ghosh S.E.1st

H.S.1st71.0073.00


Sukdeb Barman S.E.1st H.S.1st

71.7566.00

B.Sc (H) Physics


Gouranga Bera S.E.1st

H.S.1st79.0067.00

B.Sc (H) Physics

1,200/- Pingla Thana Mahavidyalaya 250/-

Nantu Kr. Samanta S.E.1st H.S.1st

67.5060.00

B.Sc (H) Physics


Suvendu Jana S.E.1st H.S.1st

81.5069.90

B.Sc (H) Physiology


Sumita Das S.E.1st H.S.1st

63.5061.00

B.Sc (H) Zoology

500/- Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya 200/-

Arup Kr. Taral S.E.1st

H.S.1st81.0067.00

B.Sc (H) Zoology


Joydeb Maji S.E.1st H.S.1st

78.5070.70

B.Sc(H)Maths


Ajit Samanta S.E.1st H.S.1st

78.0064.50

B.Sc(H)Physiology


Banikana Paul S.E.1st H.S.1st

86.1275.00

B.Sc(H)Physics


Soumen Manna S.E.1st H.S.1st

80.0070.60

B.Sc(H)Maths


Subrata Manna S.E.1st H.S.1st

72.7071.50

B.Sc(H)Maths


Subhendu Das S.E.1st

H.S.1st74.5064.40

B.Sc(H)Physics


Susanta Ray S.E.1st

H.S.1st76.2576.00

B.Sc(H)Physics

700/- Ramakrishna Sarada Vidyapith 200/-

Soumen Roy S.E.1st

H.S.1st84.2578.20

B.Sc(H)Chem.

500/- RKM V.C. College 200/-

Partha Sarathi Kar S.E.1st

H.S.1st81.0065.20

B.Sc(H)Physics

450/- Uluberia College 200/-

Mrinal Kanti Das S.E.1st H.S.1st

79.2580.50

B.Sc(H)Fishery

850/- West Bengal University of Animal & Fishery Science

300/-

Jugantar Maity S.E.1st

H.S.1st78.5070.40

B.Sc(H) Chem 600/- Haldia Govt. College 300/-

Animesh Samanta S.E.1st H.S.1st

75.8777.70

B.Sc(H) Chem 500/- Midnapore College 300/-

Rajkumar Das S.E.1st H.S.1st

77.0080.00

B.Sc(H) Chem 500/- Midnapore College 300/-

Abantika Bhattacharya S.E.1st H.S.1st

83.5077.80

B.Sc(H) Chem 1,000/- Midnapore College 600/-

Arabinda Bhunia S.E.1st

H.S.1st71.2563.70

B.Sc(H) Chem. 350/- Ananda Mohan College 200/-

Khokan Bhowmik S.E.1st

H.S.1st81.0075.50

B.Sc(H) Chem. 500/- Panskura Banamali College 250/-

Panchanan Bhunia S.E.1st

H.S.1st83.5075.80

B.Sc(H) Chem 500/- R.K.M.V.C.College 500/-


Div / Class

% of marks


FamilyIncome

Per month


Shyamal Jana S.E.1st

H.S.1st79.5075.10

B.Sc(H) Chem 700/- R.K.M.V.C.College 400/-

Bikash Ch. Jana S.E.1st

H.S.1st75.0075.20

B.Sc(H) Geography

200/- Haldia Govt College 400/-

Gouranga Pradhan S.E.1st

H.S.1st80.1268.00

B.Sc(H) Maths 300/- Jhargram Raj College 200/-

Gour Samai S.E.1st

H.S.1st76.7572.30

B.Sc(H) Maths 500/- Kharagpur College 400/-

Bikash Rana S.E.1st

H.S.1st79.6268.60

B.Sc(H) Maths 500/- Kharagpur College 300/-

Surajit Maity S.E.1st H.S.1st

73.8874.00

B.Sc(H) Maths 200/- Midnapore College 300/-

Bidyut Sahoo S.E.1st H.S.1st

78.5070.10


Tridib Kar S.E.1st H.S.1st

84.6270.50


Milan Kr. Mandal S.E.1st

H.S.1st76.6071.20

B.Sc(H) Maths 300/- Panskura Banamali College 200/-

Debjani Pal S.E.1st

H.S.1st74.7560.90

B.Sc(H) Maths 700/- Panskura Banamali College 200/-

Ranjit Kr. Maity S.E.1st

H.S.1st79.2564.90

B.Sc(H) Maths 500/- Pingla Thana Mahavidyalaya 500/-

Trigun Ch. Sahoo S.E.1st

H.S.1st75.0062.40

B.Sc(H) Maths 600/- Pingla Thana Mahavidyalaya 500/-

Chandana Das S.E.1st

H.S.1s77.0067.60

B.Sc(H) Maths 416/- Raja N.L. Khan Women’s College 200/-

Shankar Bera S.E.1st

H.S.1st84.1278.10

B.Sc(H) Maths 400/- Scottish Church College 400/-

Pinku Mahapatra S.E.1st

H.S.1st82.5071.10

B.Sc(H) Maths 500/- Tamralipta Mahavidyalaya 250/-

Nitai Das S.E.1st

H.S.1st73.7560.30

B.Sc(H) Maths 400/- Tamralipta Mahavidyalaya 300/-

Anubrata Jana S.E.1st

H.S.1st74.5060.00

B.Sc(H) Maths 500/- Yogoda Satsangha Palpara Mahavidyalaya 200/-

Sunil Rana S.E.1st H.S.1st

73.7462.00

B.Sc(H) Physics


Buddhadev Bera S.E.1st

H.S.1st72.0068.60

B.Sc(H) Physics


Samir Rana S.E.1st

H.S.1st72.3060.00

B.Sc(H) Physics

500/- Yogoda Satsangha Palpara Mahavidyalaya 100/-

Atasi Mishra S.E.1st

H.S.1st65.5061.40

B.Sc. (H)Maths


Guru Prasad Maity S.E.1st H.S.1st

76.8666.10

B.Sc. (H) Chem 500/- Panskura Banamali College 200/-

Pallab Bhowmik S.E.1st H.S.1st

86.2583.20

B.Sc. (H) Chem 400/- Ramakrishna Mission Vidyamandir 300/-

Shuvendu Bikash Das S.E.1st H.S.1st

74.0071.40

B.Sc. (H) Chem 450/- Panskura Banamali College 300/-

Madhusudan Bhowmik S.E.1st H.S.1st

86.1275.00

B.Sc. (H) Chem 500/- Surendranath College 200/-

Rabindra Nath Maity S.E.1st H.S.1st

71.6275.00

B.Sc. (H) Chem 400/- Tamralipta Mahavidyalaya 200/-

Barnali Mahapatra S.E.1st H.S.1st

65.8753.80

B.Sc. (H) Economics


Sudarsan Jana S.E.1st H.S.1st

65.6265.70

B.Sc. (H) Geography

500/- Subarnarekha Mahavidyalaya 200/-


Div / Class

% of marks


FamilyIncome

Per month


Dulal Ch. Maikap S.E.1st H.S.1st

76.6063.60

B.Sc. (H) Maths


Subrata Sen S.E.1st

H.S.1st72.7564.70

B.Sc. (H) Maths

400/- Uluberia College 200/-

Sangita Jana S.E.1st H.S.1st

71.6264.90

B.Sc. (H) Maths

900/- Yogoda Satsangha Palpara Mahavidyalaya 200/-

Prasanta Kr. Jana S.E.1st

H.S.1st84.5080.80

B.Sc. (H) Physics

166/- Kalyani University 300/-

Tapas Kr. Bhowmik S.E.1st H.S.1st

74.3769.40

B.Sc. (H) Physics


Uttam Sahoo S.E.1st H.S.1st

78.0064.60

B.Sc. (H) Physics


Tushar Kanti Das S.E.1st

H.S.1st78.5063.90

B.Sc.(H) Chem 400/- Jogesh Chandra Chowdhury College 300/-

Goutam Mandal S.E.1st H.S.1st

86.5083.50

B.Sc.(H) Chem 900/- Ramakrishna Mission Vidyamandir 200/-

Arup Kr. Manna S.E.1st H.S.1st

73.4470.30

B.Sc.(H) Chem 300/- St. Pauls Cathedral Mission College 300/-

Avijit Kr. Paul S.E.1st H.S.1st

81.1276.90

B.Sc.(H) Chem. 700/- St. Pauls Cathedral Mission College 300/-

Mantu Charan Maity S.E.1st

H.S2nd 66.7558.01

B.Sc.(H) Geography

300/- Ghatal Rabindra Satabarsiki Mahavidyalaya 200/-

Khokan Bhanja S.E.1st H.S.1st

70.3763.40

B.Sc.(H) Geography

350/- Subarnarekha Mahavidyalaya 300/-

Manik Sarangi S.E.1st

H.S.1st70.6360.70

B.Sc.(H) Maths 500/- Jhargram Raj College 250/-

Saumendu Sukai S.E.1st H.S.1st

77.6263.60

B.Sc.(H) Maths 500/- Panskura Banamali College 200/-

Sabita Jana S.E.1st

H.S.1st79.3475.50

B.Sc.(H) Nursing

833/- W.B. Govt. College of Nursing 800/-

Pulak Pradhan S.E.1st

H.S.1st77.5071.50

B.Sc.(H) Physics

666/- Contai P.K.College 200/-

Swapan Kr. Jana S.E.1st H.S.1st

85.2575.10

B.Sc.(H) Physics


Barun Bera S.E.1st

H.S.1st81.2070.20

B.Sc.(H) Physics


Partha Sarathi Samanta S.E.1st

H.S.1st76.0060.00

B.Sc.(H) Physics


Lakshman Ch. Das S.E.1st H.S.1st

73.1266.90

B.Sc.(H) Physics


Kamal Jana S.E.1st

H.S.1st81.6272.70

B.Sc.(H) Physics

700/- Vidyasagar College 300/-

Sibsankar Mandal S.E.1st

H.S. 1st68.7764.40

B.Tech(I.E.E)

500/- Jadavpur University 1,000/-

Biswarup Kolay S.E.1st

H.S. 1st78.1286.60

B.Tech(E & ETC)

1000/- Jadavpur University 1,000/-

Subhas Maji S.E.1st

H.S.1st77.3388.00

B.Tech(Comp. Engg)


Abhijit Patra S.E.1st

H.S.1st80.0066.00

B.Tech(Electronics)

800/- Kalyani University 500/-

Somnath Pal S.E.1st

H.S.1st78.5073.90

B.Tech (Ceramic)

1,600/- College of Ceramic Technology 500/-

Sk. Kaium Ali S.E.1st H.S.1st

78.8072.70

B.Tech (I.T) 1,500/- College of Textile Technology 300/-


Div / Class

% of marks


FamilyIncome

Per month


Biswajit Khatua S.E.1st

H.S.2nd76.5658.90

B.Tech (Textile)

300/- Central Calcutta Polytechnic 200/-

Manas Kr. Paikar S.E.1st

H.S.1st73.1260.50

B.Tech. (Textile

900/- College of Textile Technology 500/-

Sankar Das S.E.1st H.S.1st

67.3356.40

B.Tech. (Textile)

750/- College of Textile Technology 300/-

Sandip Mandal S.E.1st

H.S.1st87.1284.00

B.Tech. Ag. Engg

500/- Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya 400/-

Biswanath Chowdhury S.E.1st

H.S.1st85.2583.60

B.V.Sc & A.H. 600/- West Bengal University of Animal & Fishery Science

500/-

Narugopal Das S.E.1st H.S.1st

82.8085.00

B.V.Sc. & A.H. 700/- West Bengal University of Animal & Fishery Science

300/-

Debasis Kr. Dandapat S.E.1st

H.S.1st78.6779.10

B.V.Sc.&A.H 800/- West Bengal University of Animal & Fishery Science

200/-

Mukulika Jana S.E.1st

H.S.1st67.2566.00

BA (H) Bengali 400/- Yogoda Satsanga Palpara Mahavidyalaya 400/-

Soumita Misra S.E.1st

H.S.1st78.2572.30

BA (H) English 2,292/- Contai P.K.College 800/-

Gobinda Adak S.E.1st

H.S.1st83.7584.40

BVSc. & AH 750/- West Bengal University of Animal & Fishery Science

400/-

Malay Das S.E.1st H.S.1st

73.7565.50

D.E.E. 1,000/- A.P.C. Roy Polytechnic 300/-

Sushanta Kr. Das S.E.1st

H.S 2nd 73.6758.90

D.E.T.C 400/- Institute of K.G.Engineering 200/-

Kalipada Samanta S.E.1st

H.S.1st71.0062.70

D.Pharm. 300/- Contai Polytechnic 300/-

Pradip Maity S.E.1st

H.S.1st79.3363.07

DEE (Electronics)

800/- Sri Ramakrishna Vidyapith , Suri 200/-

Nimai Samanta S.E.1st

H.S.1s76.1270.02

Dip in Pharmacy

500/- Institute of Pharmacy, Kalyani 300/-

Bholanath Ghora S.E.1st

H.S.1st68.8063.90

Dip in MechEngg.

415/- I C V Polytechnic, Jhargram 200/-

Pravat Samanta S.E.1st H.S.1st

67.3764.80

DME 500/- Calcutta Central Polytechnic 300/-

Sekhar Raj Pandit S.E.1st H.S.2nd

74.1359.30

I.T.I. 500/- I.T.I, Midnapore 200/-

Gouranga Pr.Jana S.E.1st

H.S.1st77.7870.00

M. Sc in Chem. 800/- Bengal Engineering College 250/-

Sibasis Jana S.E.1st

H.S.1st

B.A.2nd

77.7868.0649.25

M.A. in English 500/- Vidyasagar University 300/-

Mamata Bhunia S.E.2nd

H.S.2nd B.A.2nd

46.0053.0049.37

M.A. in History 600/- Vidyasagar University 300/-

Prasenjit Mondal S.E.1st

H.S.1st84.3370.20

M.A. in Philosophy


Swapan Ghsoh S.E.1st H.S.2nd

B.A 2nd

63.2053.8051.38

M.A.in Bengali 400/- Vidyasagar University 500/-

Notan Bera S.E.1st H.S.1st

B.Sc.

75.6767.5054.25

M.C.A. 1,200/- Bengal Engineering College 300/-

Basumati Satpathi S.E.2nd

H.S.2nd56.3349.50

M.Com 700/- Vidyasagar University 600/-

B.Com 2nd 54.13


Div / Class

% of marks


FamilyIncome

Per month


Mousumi Mandal S.E.2nd H.S.2nd B.Sc.(H)

54.0053.1050.60

M.Sc in Botany 500/- Vidyasagar University 600/-

Barun Das S.E.1st

H.S.1st

B.Sc (H)

67.1066.5071.25

M.Sc in Maths 1,200/- Vidyasagar University 300/-

Nityananda Roul S.E.1st H.S.2nd B.Sc (H)

72.2058.2060.88

M.Sc in Physics 791 Vidyasagar University 300/-

Swapan Kr. Giri S.E.2nd H.S.1st

B.Sc (H)

57.1161.2063.00

M.Sc in Physics 450/- Vidyasagar University 300/-

Utpal Maity S.E.2nd

H.S.1st

B. Sc 1st

55.2267.0061.00

M.Sc. (Agri) 666/- Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya 300/-

Chandan Jana S.E.1st

H.S.1st

B.Sc. (H)

64.2056.9060.25

M.Sc. in Applied Physics


Bablu Samanta S.E.IstH.S.IstB.Sc.2nd

62.5660.0055.25

M.Sc. in Maths 400/- Vidyasagar University 300/-

Mousumi Manna S.E.1st

H.S.1st

B.Sc. (H)

68.5068.0053.80

M.Sc. in Maths 600/- Vidyasagar University 800/-

Prabir Mahapatra S.E.1st H.S.1st

B.F.Sc

84.3077.2084.90

M.Sc. in Micro Biology

500/- West Bengal University of Animal & Fishery Science

500/-

Sanjoy Sen S.E.1st H.S.1st

BCA

76.7559.3072.00

MBA 1,000/- Academy of Business Administration, Balasore

200/-

Rajkumar Maity S.E.1st

H.S.1st90.6283.80

MBBS 400/- Burdwan Medical College 500/-

Samarendra Nath Tripatty S.E.1st

H.S.1st81.8986.60

MBBS 500/- Calcutta Medical College 500/-

Subhas Ch.Kandar S.E.1st

H.S.1st79.2266.30

MBBS 300/- Calcutta National Medical College 300/-

Manas Kr. Ghosh S.E.1st H.S.1st

83.5078.20

MBBS 1,500/- Calcutta National Medical College 200/-

Prabodh Panchadhyaya S.E.1st H.S.1st

86.6783.50

MBBS 1,000/- Calcutta National Medical College 500/-

Sunil Kr. Hamram S.E.1st H.S.1st

80.0072.80

MBBS 450/- Nilratan Sarkar Medical College 300/-

Sibnarayan Sasmal S.E.1st

H.S.1st79.6781.10

MBBS 600/- R G Kar Medical College 200/-

Subrata Maity S.E.1st

H.S.2nd66.6049.80

Polytech (Instrumentation)

400/- Dr. Meghnad Saha Institute of Technology 250/-

Sharmistha Bhattacharya S.E.1st 65.25 XI Arts 800/- Aligunj R.R.Balika Vidyalaya 150/-Sudeshna Manna S.E.1st 69.75 XI Arts 366/- Astichak S.J.Vidyapith 150/-Chandan Kr. Sahoo S.E.1st 60.76 XI Arts 300/- Basantapur Jhareswar Banibhawan 150/-Milan Sahoo S.E.1st 60.60 XI Arts 750/- Basantapur Jhareswar Banibhawan 150/-Nardugopal Acharya S.E.1st 67.25 XI Arts 600/- Basantapur Jhareswar Banibhawan 150/-Krishna Ghorai S.E.1st 67.62 XI Arts 800/- Basantapur Jhareswar Banibhawan 150/-Uttam Routh S.E.1st 76.00 XI Arts 300/- Basantapur Jhareswar Banibhawan 150/-Lakshmikanta Maity S.E.1st 69.00 XI Arts 300/- Basantapur Jhareswar Banibhawan 200/-

Madhumita Mandal S.E.1st 65.12 XI Arts 500/- Changrachak Jagadish Smriti Vidyapith 150/-Suparna Acharya S.E.1st 61.30 XI Arts 200/- Changrachak Jagadish Smriti Vidyapith 150/-Tushar Maity S.E.1st 64.37 XI Arts 300/- Changrachak Jagadish Smriti Vidyapith 200/-


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Kakoli Bera S.E.1st 60.01 XI Arts 375/- Changrachak Jagadish Smriti Vidyapithv 150/-Sujata Mandal S.E.1st 73.75 XI Arts 500/- Ghoshpur High School 150/-Mousumi Maiti S.E.1st 77.50 XI Arts 500/- Gobardhanpur P.N vidyayatan 100/-Mamata Mandal S.E.1st 70.75 XI Arts 700/- Gobardhanpur P.N. Vidyayatan 150/-Dinesh Bag S.E.1st 61.00 XI Arts 600/- Golgram R.B.M.H.High School 200/-Debu Shit S.E.1st 67.00 XI Arts 500/- Madanmohanchak Choudhury Institution 150/-Dilip Kr. She S.E.1st 65.87 XI Arts 600/- Madanmohanchak Chowdhury Institution 450/-Simanta Kr. Duari S.E.1st 60.00 XI Arts 350/- Mohar B.M.High School 150/-Gopali Samanta S.E.1st 75.50 XI Arts 600/- Moyna V.K. Vidyapith 200/-Namita Mondal S.E.1st 70.00 XI Arts 300/- Moyna V.K.Vidyapith 150/-Krishna Rani Maiti S.E.1st 64.50 XI Arts 300/- Naipur Santi Sudha Institutionv 150/-Jharna Bera S.E.1st 66.60 XI Arts 500/- Narayangarh R.R.C.L.V. Sikshaniketan 200/-Ashis Jana S.E.1st 67.60 XI Arts 500/- Pingla K.K.Institution 150/-Sandip Bhunia S.E.1st 77.25 XI Arts 800/- Ralhipur Barda Banipith 150/-Lakshmi Sing S.E.1st 63.70 XI Arts 500/- Vidyasagar Vidyapith (Girls) 150/-Rajkumar Manna S.E.1st 64.12 XI Arts. 500/- Golgram R.B.M.H. High School 150/-Sk.Golam Rasul S.E.1st 77.00 XI Sc 800/- Demari High School 150/-Biswajit Bauna S.E.1st 89.50 XI Sc 400/- Jalchak Nateswari Netaji Vidyayatan 200/-Mousami Sahoo S.E.1st 83.00 XI Sc. 6,129/- Aligang R.R.B Vidyalaya 200/-Mousumi Sahoo S.E.1st 83.00 XI Sc. 6,129/- Aligunj R.R.B.Vidyalaya 200/-Parimal Roy S.E.1st 77.49 XI Sc. 250/- Bakhrabad Bharati Vidyapith 150/-Pradip Dinda S.E.1st 73.25 XI Sc. 400/- Bakhrabad Bharati Vidyapith 200/-Debasish Jana S.E.1st 74.75 XI Sc. 500/- Bakhrabad Bharati Vidyapith 200/-Sital Raj S.E.1st 75.37 XI Sc. 500/- Balichak B.H. Institution 150/-Subhra Pahari S.E.1st 81.00 XI Sc. 700/- Basandapur J.Bani Bhawan 150/-Nishi Kanta Pari S.E.1st 80.62 XI Sc. 400/- Bhimua High School 200/-Asit Patra S.E.1st 75.10 XI Sc. 1,000/- Changrachak Jagadish Smriti Vidyapith 150/-Shyamal Samanta S.E.1st 84.00 XI Sc. 500/- Changrachak Jagadish Smriti Vidyapith 150/-Narayan Ch. Samanta S.E.1st 77.00 XI Sc. 200/- Changrachak Jagadish Smriti Vidyapith 150/-Dibakar Maity S.E.1st 79.63 XI Sc. 400/- Changrachak Jagadish Smriti Vidyapith 150/-Subrata Maji S.E.1st 80.87 XI Sc. 300/- Changrachak Jagadish Smriti Vidyapith 150/-Arpan Hazra S.E.1st 79.00 XI Sc. 200/- Changrachak Jagadish Smriti Vidyapith 150/-Manas Kr. Rana S.E.1st 78.25 XI Sc. 400/- Changrachak Jagadish Smriti Vidyapith 150/-Kalipada Jana S.E.1st 88.75 XI Sc. 250/- Changrachak Jagadish Smriti Vidyapith 150/-Sanjoy Ghorai S.E.1st 73.88 XI Sc. 400/- Changrachak Jagadish Smriti Vidyapith 150/-Prasenjit Mandal S.E.1st 81.00 XI Sc. 500/- Debra Harimoti High School 200/-Prasanta Das S.E.1st 73.75 XI Sc. 350/- Dhaneswarpur Gopal Chandra Sikshasadan 150/-Ajay Kr. Maji S.E.1st 74.37 XI Sc. 500/- Ghoshpur High School 200/-Partha Sarathi Kar S.E.1st 81.00 XI Sc. 450/- Gobardhanpur P.N. Vidyayatan 150/-Kartik Mandal S.E.1st 69.72 XI Sc. 300/- Gobardhanpur P.N. Vidyayatan 150/-Joysree Maity S.E.1st 74.37 XI Sc. 500/- Gobardhanpur P.N.Vidyapith 150/-Samir Goswami S.E.1st 67.75 XI Sc. 500/- Gobardhanpur P.N.Vidyatan 150/-Susanta Samanta S.E.1st 79.12 XI Sc. 800/- Gobardhanpur P.N.Vidyayatan 200/-Gopinath Mandal S.E.1st 80.30 XI Sc. 400/- Golgram R.B.M.H.High School 150/-Sadhan Mishra S.E.1st 84.00 XI Sc. 458/- Jalchak Nateswari Netaji Vidyayatan 150/-Arabinda Manna S.E.1st 83.25 XI Sc. 500/- Jalchak Nateswari Netaji Vidyayatan 150/-Sourav Jana S.E.1st 67.00 XI Sc. 600/- Jalchak Nateswari Netaji Vidyayatan 150/-Sibaprasad Maity S.E.1st 88.63 XI Sc. 416/- Jalchak Nateswari Netaji Vidyayatan 200/-Ramananda Maity S.E.1st 82.25 XI Sc. 600/- Jalchak Nateswari Netaji Vidyayatan 200/-Anindya Maity S.E. 1st 75.50 XI Sc. 400/- Jalchak Nateswari Netaji Vidyayatan 200/-Madhumita Adhikary S.E.1st 69.20 XI Sc. 700/- Jhakra High School 150/-Buddhadev Si S.E.1st 77.25 XI Sc. 250/- Kalindi Union High School 150/-Bijoy Kr. Pradhan S.E.1st 80.60 XI Sc. 350/- Khodambari U.B.P.H.S.School 150/-Tarun Bishoi S.E.1st 75.37 XI Sc. 350/- Madanmohanchak C. Institution. 200/-

Anup Kr. Bishoi S.E.1st 71.12 XI Sc. 350/- Madanmohanchak C.Institution. 200/-Uttam Kr. Jana S.E.1st 84.13 XI Sc. 300/- Mohar B.M. High School 200/-Sitaram Jana S.E.1st 84.00 XI Sc. 500/- Paniparul Mukteswar High School 200/-


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Ashis Pradhan S.E.1st 74.10 XI Sc. 650/- Sabang Saradamoyee High School 150/-Bimal Mishra S.E.1st 80.00 XI Sc. 900/- Sauri High School 200/-Mita Mandal S.E.1st 67.00 XI Sc. 200/- Sutahata L.P.B. Vidyalaya 150/-Kartik Santra S.E.1st 61.25 XII Arts 500/- Baital Gopeswar Pal Vidyapith 200/-Bankim Mondal S.E.1st 66.00 XII Arts 500/- Baramohanpur High School 150/-Sukanta Maikap S.E.1st 66.62 XII Arts 300/- Basantapur Jhareswar Bani Bhaban 150/-Niyati Rani Bera S.E.1st 60.12 XII Arts 500/- Basantapur Jhareswar Banibhawan 150/-Mamata Rani Maity S.E.1st 64.88 XII Arts 600/- Basantapur Jhareswar Banibhawan 150/-Mantu Khatua S.E.1st 63.25 XII Arts 500/- Belda Gangadhar Academy 150/-Bikash Ch. Jana S.E.1st 75.00 XII Arts 200/- Changrachak Jagadish Smriti Vidyapith 200/-Sambhu Barman S.E.1st 62.00 XII Arts 250/- Deuli Adarsha Vidyapitth 150/-Pranal Choudhuri S.E.1st 72.25 XII Arts 300/- Gobardhanpur P. N. Vidyayatan 150/-Binapani Bhunia S.E.1st 61.00 XII Arts 400/- Jalchak Nateswari Netaji Vidyayatan 150/-Bablu Aktar S.E.1st 66.52 XII Arts 400/- Kuai High School 250/-Monoranjan Maiti S.E 2nd 55.00 XII arts 500/- Madanmohanchak Choudhury Institution 150/-Gopali Samata S.E.1st 75.50 XII Arts 600/- Mayna V.K. Vidyapith 400/-Nimai Jana S.E.1st 62.12 XII Arts 400/- Naipur Santi Sudha Institution 300/-Chaina Rani Mondal S.E.1st 63.00 XII Arts 500/- Natuk Vivekanada Bidyamandir 150/-Swapan Kr. Hati S.E.1st 67.62 XII Arts 1,400/- Paramanandapur Jagannath Institution 200/-Durga Jashu S.E.1st 63.37 XII Arts 600/- Pingla K.K. Institution 150/-Pratap Pattanayak S.E.1st 67.30 XII Arts 800/- Tikrapara A.M. High School 150/-Rudranath santra S.E.1st 64.87 XII Arts 600/- Vidyasagar Vidyapith (Boys) 150/-Jhumu Das S.E.1st 66.50 XII Arts 500/- Vidyasagar Vidyapith (Girls) 150/-Gitarani Samanta S.E.1st 67.30 XII Arts. 250/- Changrachak Jagadish Smriti Vidyapith 150/-Shantanu Kr. Nandi S.E.1st 79.37 XII Sc 450/- Gobardhanpur P.N. Vidyayatan 200/-Tapasi Snai S.E.1st 79.88 XII Sc 500/- Rathipur Barada Banipith (HS) 400/-Sanchita Paria S.E.1st 72.50 XII Sc 800/- Shyamsundarpur Patna H.S. School 150/-Debranjan Bala S.E.1st 83.25 XII SC. 300/- Babu Dumra High School 150/-Susanta Roy S.E.1st 76.25 XII Sc. 500/- Badanganj High School 150/-Jali Maity S.E.1st 82.10 XII Sc. 415/- Balichak Bhajahari Institution 200/-Manas Bhattacharya S.E.1st 78.63 XII Sc. 400/- Banamalichatta High School 150/-Ananta Khanra S.E.1st 77.87 XII Sc. 500/- Basantapur Jhareswar Bani Bhawan 500/-Lakshmi Kanta Nayak S.E.1st 78.87 XII Sc. 500/- Basantapur Jhareswar Bani Bhawan 150/-Sujoy Ghorai S.E.1st 74.75 XII Sc. 300/- Belda Gangadhar Academy 150/-Prasanta Samanta S.E.1st 74.13 XII Sc. 500/- Bhagawanpur High School 150/-Surajit Maity S.E.1st 73.88 XII Sc. 300/- Changrachak Jagadish Smriti Vidyapith 200/-Shankar Bera S.E.1st 84.12 XII Sc. 250/- Changrachak Jagadish Smriti Vidyapith 200/-Suryakanta Maiti S.E.1st 79.25 XII Sc. 300/- Changrachak Jagadish Smriti Vidyapith 200/-Bhriguram Das S.E.1st 79.87 XII Sc. 200/- Changrachak Jagadish Smriti Vidyapith 150/-Uttam Jana S.E.1st 74.75 XII Sc. 400/- Changrachak Jagadish Smriti Vidyapith 150/-Ananda Bera S.E.1st 71.60 XII Sc. 300/- Dashagram S.S.Sikshsasadan 150/-Sujit Sahoo S.E.1st 61.00 XII Sc. 400/- Ghoshpur High School 150/-Trigun Ch. Sahoo S.E.1st 84.90 XII Sc. 500/- Ghoshpur High School 150/-Sujit Sahoo S.E.1st 61.00 XII Sc. 400/- Ghoshpur High School 150/-Achinta Kr. Sahoo S.E. 1st 80.25 XII Sc. 650/- Gobardhanpur P. N. Vidyayatan 500/-Partha Sarathi Samanta S.E.1st 76.00 XII Sc. 500/- Gobardhanpur P. N. Vidyayatan 150/-Ashis Pattanayak S.E.1st 78.12 XII Sc. 300/- Gobardhanpur P. N. Vidyayatan 150/-Sambhu Maiti S.E.1st 79.25 XII Sc. 390/- Gobardhanpur P. N. Vidyayatan 150/-Amal Mandal S.E.1st 75.50 XII Sc. 500/- Gobardhanpur P.N. Vidyayatan 150/-Sk.Mofijul Islam S.E.1st 70.00 XII Sc. 750/- Gobardhanpur P.N. Vidyayatan 150/-Sangita Jana S.E.1st 71.62 XII Sc. 900/- Haria Siva Prasad Institution 150/-Shreyasi Pradhan S.E.1st 68.62 XII Sc. 350/- Iswarpur Bipin Memorial Academy 150/-Panchanan Bhunia S.E.1st 83.50 XII Sc. 500/- Jalchak Nateswari Netaji Vidyayatan 500/-Angshuman Khatua S.E.1st 83.50 XII Sc. 400/- Jalchak Nateswari Netaji Vidyayatan 200/-

Asish Kr. Mandal S.E.1st 81.62 XII Sc. 600/- Jalchak Nateswari Netaji Vidyayatan 150/-Haripada Ballav Adhikary S.E.1st 68.13 XII Sc. 416/- Jalchak Nateswari Netaji Vidyayatan 150/-Jayanta Mahata S.E.1st 82.00 XII Sc. 750/- Kharagpur A. Polytechnic (H.S.) School 150/-


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FamilyIncome

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Munmun Mahara S.E.1st 72.50 XII Sc. 800/- Mohar B.M. High School 150/-Ananta Kr. Bera S.E.1st 72.75 XII Sc. 300/- Mohar B.M. High School 150/-Ranjit Kr. Maity S.E.1st 79.25 XII Sc. 500/- Mohar B.M. High School 150/-Nabakanta Sasmal S.E.1st 64.50 XII Sc. 500/- Mohar B.M. High School 150/-Sonali Barman S.E.1st 65.37 XII Sc. 250/- Moyna Vivekananda Kanya Vidyapith 150/-Krishna Tripathy S.E.1st 68.77 XII Sc. 400/- Mugberia Gangadhar High School 150/-Indrajit Maity S.E.1st 88.00 XII Sc. 500/- Nachipur Adhibasi High School 150/-Pinku Mahapatra S.E.1st 82.50 XII Sc. 500/- Naipur Santi Sudha Institution 150/-Gouranga Santra S.E.1st 75.00 XII Sc. 300/- Naipur Santi Sudha Institution 200/-Gour Samai S.E.1st 76.75 XII Sc. 500/- Rajnagar Union High School 150/-Kamal Jana S.E.1st 81.62 XII Sc. 500/- Ramchandrapur Raisuddin High School 150/-Syamal Jana S.E.1st 79.50 XII Sc. 500/- Ramchandrapur Raisuddin High School 150/-Sibaram Manna S.E.1st 72.85 XII Sc. 250/- Sabang Saradamayee High School 150/- Basudev Maity S.E.1st 85.25 XII Sc. 600/- Tikrapara A.M. High School 200/-Nitai Das S.E.1st 73.88 XII Sc. 400/- Tikrapara Ambikamayee High School 150/-Jahangir Mollick S.E.1st 83.37 XII Sc. 700/- Vidyasagar Vidyapith (Boys) 200/-Samir Bera S.E.1st 76.12 XII Sc. 800/- Vidyasagar Vidyapith (Boys) 150/-

MEMORIAL PRIZE / ENDOWMENTS

Name of the Memorial Prizes / Endowment

Name of the Donors Awardees

Jogesh Chandra Mukherjee Endowment

Dr. Swapna BanerjeeKharagpur,

Highest Marks in H.S. (Science)

Bholanath Avasthi Memorial Prize Sm. Geeta AvasthiKharagpur

Highest Marks in B.Sc. (H) in Chemistry

Goutam Mukhopadhyay Memorial Prize

Dr. Surva DasMichigan

Highest Marks in Bengali of H.S.

Goutam Mukhopadhyay Memorial Prize

Dr. Surva DasMichigan

Highest Marks in English of H.S.

Justice Bimal Kumar Bhattacharya Memorial Prize

Sm. Gita BhattashaliNew Delhi

Highest Marks in B.A.& B.Com. (Honours)

Narayan Chandra Chaudhuri Memorial Prize

Dr. Eva DuttaKharagpur

Highest Marks in English of B.A.(Honours)

Phanindranath Ghosh Memorial Prize Sm. Kalyani Dhar Kolkata

Highest Marks in B.Sc .(Honours)

Nani Gopal Moitra Memorial Prize Dr. S.N.Sanyal &Sm. Gayatri SanyalKharagpur

Highest Marks in Physics/Chemistry in M.Sc.

Arati Ghose Memorial Prize Sm. Tapati GhoseKolkata

Highest Marks in M.Sc.

Sudhangshu Mukhopadhyay Memorial Prize

Prof. Rama MukhopadhyayMidnapore

Highest Marks in M.A.& M.Com.

Shyamchand Rajak Memorial Prize Sm. Sumitra RajakMidnapore

Highest Marks in M.B.B.S.

Dr. J.N.Sanyal Memorial Prize Dr. S.N.Sanyal & Sm. Gayatri SanyalKharagpur

Medical Student

Amarendra Nath Roy Memorial Prize Sm. Arati BhuniyaMidnapore

Highest Marks in Diploma in ITI

Radha Rani Ghosh Memorial Prize Sm. Kalyani Dhar Kolkata

Highest Marks in B.E./B.Tech

Shyamakanta Banerjee Memorial Prize

Sm. Tapati GangulyKolkata

Highest Marks in Final Year B.E. Student of J.U. (Telecom/Comp.Sc./Instrumental &Information Tech)-3rd Year

Anil Chandra Sengupta & Hiraprabha Sengupta Memorial Prize

Sm. Bharati SenguptaKolkata

Highest Marks in B.E.

Koushik Guha Memorial Prize Dr. Swapna BanerjeeKharagpur

Ananda Puraskar for Children of Kalyanpith

Dr. Mandakini Majumdar Memorial Endowment

Dr. Chaitali ChakrabartiKharagpur

Needy Meritorious Student for Education

Kundabala Mukhopadhyay Memorial Endowment

Sm. Pranati MukherjeeMidnapore


Name of the Memorial Prizes / Endowment

Name of the Donors Awardees

Shib Kumar Khanna Memorial Endowment

Dr. Urmila KhannaKolkata


Malay Sen & Prasun Mallick Memorial Endowment

Mr. Sudipta K. Ghosh,Mr. Siddhartha Chakraborty, Mr. Kallol Chatterjee, Mr. Somangshu Bhattacharya, Mr. Satya Roy Chowdhuri, Mr.Sagar Rakshit, Sm.Rita Goswami, Mr. Jayanta Saha, USA


Kiran Bala Chakraborty Memorial Endowment

Mr. Bimal K. Chakraborty, Mr. Saibal Chakraborty, Sm. Rita Goswami, Kolkata


Dr. G. G. Pyne Memorial Prize Sm. Shila Rani PyneMidnapore

Highest Marks in Pharmacy

Pratima Mukherjee & Bhabani Sankar Mukherjee Memorial Prixe

Mr. Ashim MukherjeeMumbai

Highest Marks in HS (Arts)

Charubala Devi Memorial Prize Dr. Swapna BanerjeeKharagpur

Highest Marks in B.Sc. (H) in Mathematics

Sankari Patel Memorial Prize Prof. Rama MukhopadhyayMidnapore

Best Child Gymnast

Computer with Eternal Values – A New Dimension

“Why do you want to learn computer? – This question was asked in an interview at Rasik Bhita – a computer center of Sri Sarada Math, Dhakshineswar. A graduate student answered, “Now, it is impossible to get a job without learning computer.” Another girl said, I will be backdated.” “ My son now is at Mumbai , I want to send email to him.” -replied a housewife. Most of the students said that today, this learning is indispensable and through computer we can grasp our planet in our hand.Yes, today, we see with the astounding progress in science & technology a new era has begun. Since

the appearance of the human being in the world, the march of civilization is going on & has been measured by the technological advancement such as stone-era, agriculture-era, industrial-era etc. The amazing developments of science & technology have opened up new horizons like modern medical science, nuclear science, space technology, biotechnology, genetic engineering, computer engineering, communication engineering & many more. With the growth of civilization reaching a population of 4 billion people, the education system, health system, transport system, irrigation system, communication system & many other faculties of the social infrastructure have also expanded to a great extent. The volume of data that is being generated from the above systems is incredible. Processing of this enormous volume of data, converting it into effective knowledge/information and utilizing them for the benefit of the mankind is a Herculean task.

The process of solving the problem started in the 1833 when Charles Babbage invented the “analytical engine”, the first step towards designing a computer. In the beginning, computers were mathematical curiosities, consisting of a complex mass of gears, levers & cogs. During World War II, mechanical computers were replaced by vacuum tubes but they were also monstrous in size. The turning point came in 1948 after discovery of the transistor. A decade after that, the laser was discovered, which is essential to the Internet & the information high way. Today, tens of millions of transistors can be crammed into an area the size of a fingernail. So after several evolutions the modern microprocessor- based powerful computers were developed at the end of the 20th century.

Steps in Technology

In fact today’s computers along with modern communication system are so efficient and produce such effective knowledge/information in every sphere of society enabling us to improve the status of our society as well as our day-to-day lifestyle, we can firmly say that we have entered a new era called information era. Already the information revolution is creating links on a scale unparallel in human history, creating a common planetary culture out of thousands of small ones.

This information era is mostly based on three important revolutions – computer revolution, bimolecular revolution and quantum revolution. Last one is the most fundamental

Transistor, Laser X-ray crystallography theory of chemical bonding

The blending of these three revolutions will accelerate and enrich the development of science. This acceleration of science and technology into next century will necessarily have vast repercussions on the wealth of nation and our standard of living. Thurow, former dean of MIT’s Sloan School of Management, writes, “Today, knowledge and skill now stand alone as the only source of comparative advantage.”

Computers have entered into every segment of society. Until the mid -1980s, few people had direct contact with computers. Then people began to purchase PCs and in the 1990s, the Internet and the World Wide Web came to effect nearly every body. People increasingly felt the need to “be connected“ or “plugged in” to information sources or to each other. The Corporate world are putting massive amount of information into the World Wide Web, and people using web browsers can access information that was never available before.

Modern computers have a myriad of applications in fields ranging from the arts to the sciences, and from personal finance to enhanced communications. The use of supercomputers has been well established in research and government. LANs link the computers in separate departments of business or universities and large net works, such as the Internet, permit modems (telecommunication devices that transmit data through telephone lines) – to link individual computers to other computers anywhere in the world. Journalists and writers now use word processors to write books and articles. CAD programmes enable engineers to design three-dimensional models on a computer screen. CAM, programmes help people plan complex production schedules and control robots in the factory. Dedicated computers are routinely used in thousands of products ranging from calculators to airplanes. In education, CAI uses computerized lessons that range from simple drills and practice session to complex interactive tutorials. This steady exponential explosion in computer power in turn, will spawn entire industries that have no counterpart in today’s market. Multimedia has opened up a wonderland in the field of media. Now due to computer money is already going digital which “is money incarnated, finally, as pure information“. Germany has begun to issue smart card that carries basic health information to all its citizens. Smart cars have already been built which can monitor ones driving and the driving conditions nearby. In near future, not surprisingly, with the advent of artificial intelligence the motto is: In the past, shoes could stink, In the present, shoes can blink, In the future, shoes will think.

Quantum Revolution

Bimolecular RevolutionComputer Revolution

Knowledge about computers is very often a requirement for getting a job. Computer-related jobs are among the most growing employment segment. As more small, medium sized businesses become computerized, they will require more people to operate the system. Companies need independent computer consultants, programmers, computer security specialists, Web specialists, academic consultants, graphic artists etc. The industries encourage young people still in school to get a well-rounded education.

To cope up with modern society computer is gradually infusing into all parts of our life. Patriot prophet Swami Vivekananda, from his absolute realization put forward that balance implementation of the trio – science, technology and religion would bring forth developed India. He said, “What we need is to study independent of foreign control, different branches of the knowledge that is our own and with it the English language and the Western Science; we need technical education and all else, that will develop industries, so that men instead of seeking for services may earn to provide for themselves and to save against a rainy day.” So every one must be literate in computer science.

Computer, with all the unthinkable benefits they offer, also unfortunately can enable computer crime. Software piracy, Viruses, Information theft etc. are common crime of computer. But computer cannot be blamed for these crimes. Obviously, a question arises – can science prevent man from doing this evil act? Einstein declared, ”Science can denature Plutonium, but Science cannot denature evil in the heart of man.” So people should be trained to be ethically strong to exclude the evil effect and education has to go beyond words to meaning, information/knowledge to wisdom. One should keep in mind only “ the confluence of the two energy streams modern science and science of spirituality – in the coming decades alone holds the promise of our amazing modern scientific civilization progressing steadily in the direction of universal peace, well being & fulfillment- individual & collective.

Practice

Training

Pravrajika Asheshaprana Sannyasini

Sri Sarada Math, DakshineswarKolkata

Spirituality

Technology

Science

Perfectly developed human being

CHILD WELFARE PROJECT – KALYANPITHSarada Kalyan Bhandar (SKB) is A Public Charitable Trust organized by women, working on various

projects since 1984. The very foundation of Sarada Kalyan Bhandar is the spirit of sharing love and concern for the underprivileged section of the society.

The main activities of the organization concentrate on five projects – (1) Higher Education Project (2) Child Welfare Project (3) Women Self-Independence Promoting Scheme (4) Girl Child Efficiency Development Scheme & (5) Literacy Drive Programme.

In 1989 Sarada Kalyan Bhandar initiated the major project named Child Welfare Project.AIM OF THE PROJECT:

To improve the condition of the rural backward children through education, nutrition and health care.MOTTO:

Service to the poor, Upliftment of the backward community and create value-based society.BENEFICIARIES:

452 Children coming from 9 hamlets named Baisakhipally, Gabnala, Khejurdanga, Rangamati, Nichugope, Hamarpata, Bhagabatipally, Pakhijapally & Indirapally lying at the outskirt of Midnapore. Most of them are children of indenture labours, brickfield workers, godown-coolies, rickshaw pullers etc.

EDUCATION PROGRAMME:Remedial Coaching (Non – formal Education) is given to children from Nursery to Class XII standard

Provision is made for:a. Remedial coaching six days a week keeping in touch with school syllabib. Study materials, uniform & winter garments to children up to IV standardc. Internal assessment for better performance d. Special coaching for weaker section

Personality Development planning:a. Extra Care on discipline, punctuality, attentiveness and co-operate feelingb. Extracurricular activities through Music, Drawing, Sports, PT and Yogac. Create awareness in respect of Indian tradition d. Exposure given to children through Wall Magazine ‘Phuljhuri’ and book celle. Impart regular computer training from Class VII onwards to inspire the children in modern technology

NUTRITION:Tiffin to children from Nursery to Class IV is provided -

Bread twice a weekMilk thrice a weekBiscuits & fruits once a week

HEALTH:Children enrolled under this project are given Health Coverage:

i) Regular Blood Grouping, Eye and Dental Checking, De-Warming including vaccination are organized.ii) Children by batches with their parents are taken to Midnapore Medical College & Hospital for regular checking by

pediatricians. Medicines are provided to the diseased. iii) Serious ailments are treated at Midnapore Medical College & Hospital and are shifted to Kolkata for treatment.iv) Local doctors attend the sick thrice a week.v) Frequent Camps are arranged in collaboration with local organisations like Nehru Yuba Kendra, Lions Club and

Rural Development Association for making villagers aware of hygiene, sanitation, health awareness, nutrition, preservation of food & drinking water etc.

PROJECT ADMINISTRATION:General SecretaryProject In-charge Two Supervisors Six Shift In-Charge Student Tutors Pharmacist In-Charge of Medicines

IMPORTANT WORK SCHEDULE THROUGH YEAR ROUND:a) Survey of villages under Child Welfare Projectb) Admission c) Arrange internal Examinationsd) Special care for weaker section of childrene) Distribute uniform and winter clothing f) Keep constant Liaison with Guardians g) Arrange Annual Sports h) Guide student tutors on their method of teaching by the General Secretaryi) Arrange health coverage to children on regular basisj) Organize camps for Healthy atmosphere frequentlyk) Organize camps for women to make them aware of health, family planning, legal rights, small scale savings

etc.l) Hold regular project meetings with administrative staff for progress and betterment

SPECIAL FEATURE:a) Youth Community engaged in Child Welfare Project extend free community service b) Care of destitute children c) Support girl child by sharing overall responsibility for her education

ACHIEVEMENTS: i) Children show wonderful results in their schools examination including admission in reputed schoolsii) Percentage of unsuccessful candidates reduced remarkablyiii) Constant regimentation show good progress in the overall life style & behaviour of childreniv) Number of casualties and ailments reduced remarkably due to health coveragev) Child Welfare Project Building erected on land given by Govt. of West Bengal is the greatest achievement of the

year 2003 which will help administration fulfill its aim & motto as far as practicable

PROBLEMS:i) Villagers interested to get more children enrolled under child project could not be entertained due to paucity of

funds.ii) Equipping the New Project building for classrooms and office need sufficient fund from the donorsiii) Water source to cater for 500 children and 75 teaching and project staff is practically nil as municipal water is very

insufficient. Deep tube well can only solve the problem but the cost of erecting deep tube well cannot be borne by the organization due to paucity of fund.

“When we plant a seed it has no apparent sign of life, but we know it contains the germ of life. We care for it, we water it, then it sprouts; very soon we see a little plant and hopefulness comes. We are able to care for it more because we see a sign of life. Same is it with our life. A very small understanding may be there, a small capacity for feeling; but if we foster these, we strengthen them and through our aspiration they become larger every day”

Your generous contribution will surely help us to be successful in our progress and endeavors.

In the words of Swami Vivekananda – “Never mind if your contribution is only a mite, your help only a little; blades of grass united into a rope will hold in confinement the maddest of elephants, says the old proverb.”

Rekha Sarkar

General Secretary

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------M.O./ Demand Draft/ Cheque etc may please be drawn in favour of “ Sarada Kalyan Bhandar”. Donations to Sarada Kalyan Bhandar are exempted from Income Tax under section 80G of Income Tax Act.1961

“When we plant a seed it has no apparent sign of life, but we know it contains the germ of life. We care for it, we water it, then it sprouts; very soon we see a little plant and hopefulness comes. We are able to care for it more because we see a sign of life. Same is it with our life. A very small understanding may be there, a small capacity for feeling; but if we foster these, we strengthen them and through our aspiration they become larger every day”

- Swami Paramananda AN APPEAL

All well wishers, friends and the beneficiaries who were and are our sojourners since the inception of Sarada Kalyan Bhandar in 1984, must have felt the reality of the above saying.The charter of Sarada Kalyan Bhandar is shaped through its various projects with the true significance of service rendered to sprout the seed. Let them not be wither away only because we remained apathetic and indifferent to their inner strength.We appeal for your active support in developing our various projects, which fully depend on your contribution.

How can you support the projects of this Women Public Charitable Trust?A. Higher Education Project:

The desperate struggle that the poor meritorious youth community are facing for continuing their studies is full of pathos.Be A Sponsor by contributing (i) Rs.150/- (Rupees One hundred fifty) only per month for Higher Secondary Student for at least Two years. (ii) Rs.300/- (Rupees Three hundred) only per month for Under Graduate Student for at least Three years. (iii) Rs.500/- (Rupees Five hundred) only per month for Post Graduate Student for Two years. (iv) Rs.1,000/- to Rs.1,500/-(Rupees One thousand to One thousand five hundred) only per month for Professional Student for Four years.Be a Donor and enrich our Permanent and Education Fund.B. Child Welfare Project (Kalyanpith) :

The main object of this project is to preserve the most precious child asset and save child mortality. Contribute generously for the Education and Health of children.

C. Women Efficiency Promoting Scheme:The aim of the project is to spread women education, create self-independence in them and prepare

them for economic stability in the society leading to self-fulfillment and self-reliance. Women can contribute meaningfully to the socio-economic structure of the society.

Your commitment of Rs.1,200/- (Rupees One thousand two hundred) per month for Five years will give a poor girl meaningful existence.D. Girl Child Efficiency Promoting Scheme:

A girl child with potentials can be groomed from her childhood if extra care is given to a meritorious child for her overall development including education, health & extra curricular activities.

Sponsor a Child for her studies from Class IV to Class VIII by giving a financial support of Rs.625/- (Rupees Six hundred twenty five) only per month for Five years.

You may help her to continue her studies for Two years more (IX & X Standard) by enhancing your contribution from Rs.625/- (Rupees Six hundred twenty five) to Rs.850/- (Rupees Eight hundred fifty) only per month.

Your generous contribution will surely help us to be successful in our progress and endeavors.

In the words of Swami Vivekananda – “Never mind if your contribution is only a mite, your help only a little; blades of grass united into a rope will hold in confinement the maddest of elephants, says the old proverb.”

Rekha SarkarGeneral Secretary

AUDITORS’ REPORT

We have audited the annexed Balance Sheet as at 31st March, 2003 of Sarada Kalyan Bhandar (A Public Charitable Trust), Sector – F/1, Saratpally, P.O.-Midnapore, Dist.-Paschim Medinipur- 721 101 and also the annexed Income and Expenditure Account and the Receipts and Payments Account of the same for the year ended on that date and report that :-

1. We have obtained all information and explanations which to the best of our knowledge and belief were necessary for the purposes of our audit.

2. The Balance sheet and the Income and Expenditure Account and the Receipts and Payments Account dealt with by the report are in agreement with the books of accounts.

3. In our opinion, the accounts are maintained in conformity with the requirements of the Deed of Trust dated 21st July,1984 (No.IV/145 for 1984) and the First Amendment thereof dated 17th June,1996

( No. IV/128 for 1996).

4. In our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the explanations given to us, the accounts together with the schedules attached and read with the Accounting Policies and Notes forming part of Accounts, give a true and fair view :

(i) in the case of the Balance sheet, of the state of affairs of the above-named Trust as at 31 st

March,2003; and

(ii) in the case of the Income and Expenditure Account, of the surplus for its accounting year ending on 31st March, 2003.

Dated: MidnaporeThe 9th June, 2003 FOR D.DESARKAR & CO. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

Sd/ D. Desarkar (D. DESARKAR) PROPRIETOR

D.DESARKAR & CO.CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTSD.Desarkar, M.Com.,F.C.A.

BURGE TOWNP.O.-MIDNAPORE: 721 101DIST. - PASCHIM MEDINIPURWEST BENGAL: INDIAPHONE:03222-275814

SARADA KALYAN BHANDAR(A Public Charitable Trust)

Sector - F-1, Saratpally, P.O.-Midnapore Dist.-Paschim Medinipur : Pin – 721 101 ( W.B. )

BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 ST MARCH, 2003

I. SOURCES OF FUNDS: Figures as at 31st March,2003 Figures as at 31st March, 2002Rs. P. Rs. P. Rs. P. Rs. P.

i. Capital Fund 41,74,136.85 31,71,107.63ii. Earmarked Funds 7,94,251.00 7,61,201.00iii. Other Funds/Reserves ---- ----

TOTAL: 49,68,387.85 39,32,308.63II. APPLICATION OF FUNDS:

i. Fixed AssetsGross Block 33,40,045.20 21,59,457.36Less: Depreciation 2,72,619.55 2,58,762.16Net Block 30,67,425.65 19,00,695.20

ii. Investments:Earmarked Fund Investments 10,66,301.00 10,28,301.00Other Investments 6,62,100.00 17,28,401.00 6,62,100.00 16,90,401.00

iii. Current Assets, Loans & Advances:Cash & Bank Balances 1,72,561.20 3,41,212.43Accounts Receivable ---- ----Loans & Advances ---- ----Other Assets ---- ----

Sub-Total:Less:

iv. Current Liabilities & Provisions Nil NilCreditors for ExpensesOther LiabilitiesProvisions

Sub-Total:Net Current Assets 1,72,561.20 3,41,212.43

v. Miscellaneous Expenditure: Nil Nil(To the extent not written off Or adjusted)

TOTAL: 49,68,387.85 39,32,308.63

Date: Midnapore As per our attached separate report of even date.The 9th June, 2003 FOR D. DESARKAR & CO.

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS1. Sd/ B.Ghosh2. Sd/ R. Sarkar3. Sd/ T. Sinha4. Sd/ M. Das 5. Sd/ J. Chakrabarti 6. Sd/ S. Banerjee

TRUSTEES

D.DESARKAR & CO.CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTSD.Desarkar, M.Com., F.C.A.

BURGE TOWNP.O.-MIDNAPORE: 721 101DIST.-PASCHIM MEDINIPURPHONE: 03222- 275814

Sd/ D. Desarkar(D.DESARKAR)PROPRIETOR

Sd/ B. Ghosh Sd/ R. Sarkar Sd/ T. SinhaPRESIDENT GEN.SECRETARY TREASURER



INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH, 2003

I. INCOMES: Figures for the year 2002-2003

Figures for the year 2001-2002

Rs. P. Rs. P. Rs. P. Rs. P.Donations for Education 6,90,033.00 5,49,638.00Donations – Child Welfare Project 15,14,376.00 6,11,049.00Donations -Women Project 59,891.00 1,11,520.00Donations – Girl child project 90,904.00 22,500.00Donations for Memorial 20,000.00 52,000.00Donations for General purpose 2,21,458.00 2,80,645.00Donations for Land & Building 27,050.00 2,13,233.00Misc. Incomes 9,250.00 33,895.00Interest Account 1,90,630.57 1,51,941.56Profit on Sale proceed of Equipments(06 pc old fans)

8,835.00 28,32,427.57 --- 20,26,421.56

II. EXPENDITURE:Education Expenses 6,27,721.50 7,27,116.50Staff Salary 1,64,934.00 2,49,671.00Printing & Stationery 1,520.80 5,386.50Telecommunication expenses 23,086.00 17,727.00Travelling & Conveyances 5,861.75 8,868.20Electricity charges 6,477.00 6,822.00Office Expenses 91,427.15 98,344.90Newspaper & Magazine 1,222.00 1,349.10Expenses- Child Welfare Project 5,26,232.10 6,01,353.90Expenses- Women Project 70,290.00 60,500.00Expenses- Girl Child Project 19,644.00 11,467.00Bank Charge & Commission 2,616.50 1,955.00Expenses- Land & Building --- 15,41,032.80 3,17,244.31 21,07,805.41

Depreciation 2,72,619.55 2,58,762.16TOTAL 18,13,652.35 23,66,567.57

III. Surplus / (Deficit) for the year: transferred to Capital Fund

10,18,775.22 (3,40,146.01)


CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS1. Sd/ B.Ghosh2. Sd/ R. Sarkar3. Sd/ T. Sinha4. Sd/ M. Das 5. Sd/ J. Chakrabarti 6. Sd/ S. Banerjee TRUSTEES




Sd/ B.Ghosh Sd/ R. Sarkar Sd/ T. SinhaPRESIDENT GEN.SECRETARY TREASURER



RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH, 2003

Figures for the year 2002-2003 Figures for the year 2001-2002I. RECEIPTS: Rs. P. Rs. P. Rs. P. Rs. P.

i. Opening Balances:Cash in Hand 838.75 777.16Cash at Bank 3,40,373.68 3,41,212.43 7,82,869.12 7,83,646.28

ii. Donations for Education 6,90,033.00 5,49,638.00Donations – Child Welfare Project 15,14,376.00 6,11,049.00Donations -Women Project 59,891.00 1,11,520.00Donations – Girl child project 90,904.00 22,500.00Donations for Memorial 20,000.00 52,000.00Donations for General purpose 2,21,458.00 2,80,645.00Donations for Land & Building 27,050.00 2,13,233.00Misc. Incomes 9,250.00 33,895.00Interest Account 1,90,630.57 1,51,941.56Sale proceed of Equipments (06 pc old fans) 18,000.00 ---Maturity of fixed deposit 5,53,131.00 ---Library Caution Money deposit 7,950.00 34,02,673.57 14,950.00 20,41,371.56

TOTAL: 37,43,886.00 28,25,017.84II. PAYMENTS:

i. Education Expenses 6,27,721.50 7,27,116.50Staff Salary 1,64,934.00 2,49,671.00Printing &Stationery 1,520.80 5,386.50Telecommunication expenses 23,086.00 17,727.00Travelling & Conveyances 5,861.75 8,868.20Electricity charges 6,477.00 6,822.00Office Expenses 91,427.15 98,344.90Newspaper & Magazine 1,222.00 1,349.10Expenses- Child Welfare Project 5,26,232.10 6,01,353.90Expenses- Women Project 70,290.00 60,500.00Expenses- Girl Child Project 19,644.00 11,467.00Fund Investment 5,91,131.00 3,76,000.00Bank Charge & Commission 2,616.50 1,955.00Purchase of Library Books 17,875.00 ---Expenses- Land & Building (Office) 92,913.00 3,17,244.31Expenses– Building (Child Welfare Project) 12,82,748.00 ---Electricity Security deposit (WBSEB) 2,000.00 ---Electronics Equipment 15,850.00 ---Furniture & Fixture 26,875.00 ---Refund of Library caution money 900.00 35,71,324.80 --- 24,83,805.41

iii. Closing Balances:Cash in Hand(including Cheque of Rs.8,400/-) 9,006.45 838.75Cash at Bank 1,63,554.75 1,72,561.20 3,40,373.68 3,41,212.43

TOTAL 37,43,886.00 28,25,017.84


CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS1. Sd/ B.Ghosh2. Sd/ R. Sarkar3. Sd/ T. Sinha4. Sd/ M. Das 5. Sd/ J. Chakrabarti 6. Sd/ S. Banerjee TRUSTEES


Sd/ B. Ghosh Sd/ R. Sarkar Sd/ T. SinhaPRESIDENT GEN.SECRETARY TREASURER



IN MEMORIAM

The Trustees & Members of Sarada Kalyan Bhandar mourn the

passing away of Jagadish Chandra Das, a Vibrant Well Wisher,

Compassionate Friend and Active supporter of our organization.

His dedication as Freedom Fighter and Social Worker is an

example to us all.

May his great soul rest in peace.

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