Welcome to the **Rabindra Bangiyo Private School Association**. Registered as a public charitable trust under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882 (Deed No. IV-1904-00569/2025), our organization is dedicated to the service of mankind and the upliftment of society at large. Operating strictly on a no-profit, purely charitable basis, we unite educators, institutions, and welfare workers to build an inclusive, educated, and self-reliant community.

Headquartered in Nimtala (Post: Naikuri, Police Station: Tamluk, District: Purba Medinipur, West Bengal, PIN-721653), our trust brings together a committed Board of Trustees, educators, and social advocates driven by a shared vision of social justice, cultural enrichment, and holistic community development..

Our Core Vision

To eliminate social darkness, eradicate illiteracy, and foster national integration by making quality education, healthcare, and humanitarian support accessible to every underprivileged individual, without any discrimination based on caste, creed, religion, gender, or race.

Our Scope of Work & Planned Charitable Activities

To achieve our core objectives as outlined in our registered Trust Deed, we engage in the following comprehensive spectrum of social and developmental welfare works:

Medical Assistance & Healthcare Support

• Charitable Medical Units: Arranging free-of-cost mobile medical units and operating charitable dispensaries and first-aid centers for the treatment of society's vulnerable populations.
• Disease Awareness & Special Care: Generating active public awareness and support networks for individuals battling severe and rare conditions, including Thalassemia and Cancer.
• Emergency Health Support: Organizing community blood donation camps and public health movements, including anti-pollution and anti-drug campaigns.

Education & Student Empowerment

• Accessible Schooling: Establishing, running, and supporting primary schools, play schools, K.G. schools, and adult education centers to combat illiteracy.
• Financial Aid & Scholarships: Granting scholarships, stipends, books, clothing, and hostel expense support to needy, meritorious, and orphaned students so that financial limitations never block learning.
• Skill Development & IT Literacy: Promoting computer literacy programs, vocational training centers, and technical bodies to equip youth with modern employment skills.
• Holistic Student Growth: Encouraging sports (football, cricket, boxing, athletics, karate) and fine arts (drama, music, dance, painting) alongside moral values and the celebration of national red-letter days.

Disaster Relief & Emergency Humanitarian Aid

• Calamity Relief: Rendering immediate humanitarian relief, food, and rehabilitation support to victims of famine, droughts, floods, earthquakes, and other natural calamities.
• Community Welfare Assistance: Providing critical social assistance for community needs, including marriage support for the underprivileged and dignified support for funeral rites (inhuming of the dead).

Community Welfare & Poverty Alleviation

• Eradicating Social Evils: Organizing structured social movements to eliminate regressive practices like the dowry system and discrimination.
• Basic Needs Support: Uplifting down-trodden and indigent families by supplying basic essentials such as clothing, nutrition, and foundational educational resources.
• Environmental Conservation: Educating the public on environmental protection and driving large-scale tree plantation initiatives to build a greener world.

Women & Child Welfare & Development

• Self-Help Groups (SHGs): Promoting, encouraging, and financially guiding backward women to form self-help groups for sustainable economic empowerment and community development.
• Shelter & Protection: Establishing and maintaining specialized homes and safe centers for widows, orphans, and women and children in distress.

Our Leadership & Governance

The trust is governed transparently by a dedicated leadership team committed to legal compliance, financial integrity, and absolute social accountability:

• President: Mr. Pabitra Chaudhuri
• Secretary: Sk Abdur Rezak
• Treasurer: Mr. Kamruj Jaman Khan
• Executive Members: Tusi Jana Maity & Mr. Debaprasad Maiti

All operations, accounts, and project funds are managed in strict adherence to Indian laws, subject to annual audits by Chartered Accountants to maintain complete transparency with our donors, well-wishers, and government bodies.

Public Fundraising, Transparency & Legal Compliance Framework

As an organization committed to absolute transparency and legal compliance, the Trust operates under strict statutory limitations and governance rules:

• Non-Profit Mandate: All activities, operations, and services are carried out strictly without any profit motive. Surplus funds or donations are exclusively reinvested into fulfilling the charitable aims of the Trust.
• Authorized Public Contributions: In accordance with the Indian Trusts Act and Income Tax regulations, the Trust is authorized to raise funds through voluntary donations, grants, and contributions from individuals, well-wishers, and institutions. Every contribution is acknowledged with a valid official receipt signed by authorized office-bearers.
• Strict Statutory Restrictions (Trust Limitations):
  
  
• No Micro-Financing or Money Laundering: The Trust never engages in micro-financing, chit funds, or money laundering activities.
• No Public Deposits or High-Yield Schemes: The Trust does not borrow, augment, or accept public deposits through attractive commercial financial schemes or open-market public borrowing.
• Law of the Land: All donations, asset acquisitions, and operations strictly adhere to the laws of India, the Income Tax Act, 1961, and regulatory frameworks governing charitable entities. Foreign transactions or contributions, if any, are executed strictly after acquiring prior approvals from competent Central and State authorities.

• Accountability: Annual accounts are systematically maintained and audited by a qualified Chartered Accountant to ensure complete financial transparency for our donors and regulatory bodies.