Kanchrapara Netaji Subhash Welfare Society
The Society was registered on 13 July 2012 under the West Bengal Societies Registration Act, 1961 (Registration No. S/1L/93794 of 2012–2013). It was founded by a group of doctors, advocates, teachers, railway employees and homemakers of Kanchrapara who believed that a town takes care of its own.
From free ambulance and dead-body carrier service, to blood donation camps, adult literacy classes, computer training for needy students, tree plantation drives and disaster relief — every activity of the Society is run without any profit motive. All income and property of the Society is applied solely to its declared objects.
Our Mission
To stand beside the aged, the sick, the helpless and the indigent — with food, clothing, education, shelter and dignity.
Our Vision
A Kanchrapara where no child leaves school for want of money, no patient waits for want of a vehicle, and no family grieves alone.
Registration Details
Registration No.
S/1L/93794 of 2012–2013
Registered under
West Bengal Societies Registration Act, 1961
Date of Registration
13 July 2012
Objectives of the Society
As declared in our registered Memorandum of Association.
01To acquire, establish, run and maintain educational institutes and libraries for the benefit of the public.
02To arrange lectures, debates, discussions, seminars and excursions for the diffusion of knowledge.
03To publish useful literature and magazines without any profit motive.
04To study, cultivate and demonstrate the art of music and dancing.
05To promote the advancement of literary, cultural, religious and scientific education.
06To help needy students of all communities to continue their studies.
07To help the aged, sick, helpless and indigent persons.
08To work for the down-trodden — food, clothing, education and shelter for their primary needs.
Our Trust Members
The governing body registered with the Memorandum of Association, carrying the responsibility of this Society.
Sri Dipankar Chowdhury
PresidentSri Alok Gargari
Vice PresidentSri Pijush Kanti Talukdar
SecretarySri Prabir Sanyal
TreasurerYour ₹500 can keep an ambulance running for a whole day.
Every rupee is spent on the ground, in this town, for people you probably know.