From Vision to Action

On 4th November 2025, Mukti organized an online meeting with TSS alumni doctors, members of the Mukti Health Programme team, and representatives from the Kolkata Foundation (KF). The session focused on forming a panel of doctors to conduct regular medical camps in rural areas, thereby promoting community health and advancing sustainable rural development. During the….

On 13th October 2025, a pediatric medical camp was held at the Raidighi MCDF office, providing free health check-ups and medicines to 43 children. Organized by Bhagirathi Neotia Hospital in partnership with Mukti, the camp was smoothly coordinated by the Swastha Shongini women’s team, whose efforts ensured that every child received attentive care and support…..

Mukti UDAAN (PROPELLER) successfully organized an online Guest Lecture Session for upcoming NEET and JEE aspirants, designed to motivate and guide students as they prepare for these highly competitive entrance examinations. The event featured two inspiring guest speakers — Mr. Krishnapada Maity, a 2nd-year Medical student, and Mr. Arpan Kr. Dandapat, a 2nd-year Engineering student….

On 3rd November 2025, a Career Counselling Session was organized at Raidighi College in collaboration with Mukti SURYA Skills Development Centre, with the aim of guiding students towards skill enhancement and career development. The session began with a warm welcome address from Mr. Sasabindu Jana, Principal of Raidighi College, who emphasized the importance of combining….

Swastha Shonginis, the frontline health workers who serve as the first point of contact for health issues in rural and remote communities, are being empowered with vital life-saving skills. On 15th October 2025, the Mukti SURYA Project organized a five-day upskilling training program on Emergency Medical Technology (EMT) to enhance their ability to respond effectively….

In the month of April, MUKTI’s Natural Garden initiative took a vibrant step towards promoting sustainable agriculture and food security. Around 10–12 varieties of seasonal vegetable seeds were carefully sown, reflecting a diverse and nutritious selection including Fenugreek, Pointed Gourd (Patal), Red Amaranth (Red Note), Coriander, Oat, Mint, Bitter Gourd, Ridge Gourd (Jhinga) and more…..

Mukti Fresh, a flagship initiative of the NGO Mukti, continues to boost sustainable agriculture and empower local farmers through its close partnership with Mukti Bio Village. In the month of March alone, the organization sourced a total of 3,800 kg of fresh vegetables directly from farmers, demonstrating a strong commitment to farm-to-table practices and rural….

In a vibrant stride toward promoting sustainable health and traditional knowledge, Mukti has proudly established a medicinal garden in its Bio-Village area. Spanning approximately one bigha of land, this green initiative is blossoming into a sanctuary of nature’s healing power. The garden features a diverse range of medicinal plants known for their life-enhancing and therapeutic….

Ghono Jeevamrita ,Mukti is proud to announce a significant milestone achieved by one of its active members from the No to In-organic Agriculture (NIA) group, Shri Joydev Dhara. After receiving comprehensive training and support from Mukti, Shri Dhara successfully produced 150 kg of “Ghono Jeevamrita,” a natural liquid fertilizer, marking a major step toward promoting….

In an effort to promote sustainable Organic Farming practices and empower local farmers, a specialized training camp was held on 7th March 2025 at the Mukti Bio-Village Office, Kankandighi. The event saw the participation of 35 farmers, who received valuable insights on organic farming and fish farming techniques. Organized by Mukti in collaboration with the….

This year’s Durga Puja was not just a celebration of culture and devotion but also of entrepreneurship and community spirit. Beneficiaries of Mukti’s SWAS 2.0 Project (Swavalamban Accelerator in Sundarban) took centre stage, proudly setting up 10 stalls across Kolkata and South 24 Parganas. From New Town and Bansdroni to Tollygunge, and even Namkhana, the….

Under the Swavalamban Accelerator in Sundarban (SWAS 2.0) project, supported by the Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI), Mukti organised two hands-on training programmes in September 2025 aimed at strengthening women’s livelihood opportunities through skill enhancement and self-reliance. From 8th to 14th September 2025, a Kantha Stitch Training was conducted with the participation of….

Mukti, under its SWAS 2.0 (Swavalamban Accelerator in Sundarbans) initiative supported by SIDBI (Small Industries Development Bank of India), successfully organized a 10-day Costume Jewellery Making Training program this August across two locations in the Sundarbans. The first training was held at Raidighi from 8th–17th August 2025, while the second took place at Chhoto Banashyamnagar….

Under the Swavalamban Accelerator in Sundarbans (SWAS 2.0) initiative—supported by Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI), Mukti concluded a 10‑day advanced soft-toy-making training from 18th to 27th July 2025 at Lakshminarayanpur. The programme offers market-ready skills aligned with Mukti’s goal of promoting sustainable rural livelihoods. A total of 30 women from local Self‑Help Group networks….

The Mukti Community Development Fund (MCDF) is a women-led financial initiative transforming lives across rural Bengal. Operating through Self-Help Group (SHG) federations, MCDF provides access to microloans that enable women to invest in agriculture, small businesses, education, housing, and healthcare. With over 20,000 women already benefitting across 35 Gram Panchayats, MCDF is building a community-owned,….

Mukti, with the support of United Way Mumbai, has undertaken a plantation initiative along the riverbank of Ayla Bandh at Dakshin Kashinagar, Patharpratima block. As part of Mukti’s Integrated Development Program, saplings of mangroves, vetiver grass, and dragon fruit were planted to address both ecological restoration and livelihood enhancement. Mangrove and vetiver grass plantation will….

On the eve of World Mangrove Day 2025, Mukti, with the support of Anmol Industries Limited, launched a community-led mangrove plantation initiative along the riverbank of Dakshin Kankandighi, under Kankandighi Gram Panchayat. This new project marks the beginning of a natural, climate-resilient intervention to combat riverbank erosion and restore ecological balance. Over the course of….

For the past five years, Mukti has been actively supporting the renovation of old agricultural ponds in the Kankandighi and Nagendrapur areas—a critical intervention that is steadily transforming the livelihoods of local farming communities. In 2025 alone, a total of 110 ponds have been renovated in the Kankandighi region. Among these, 61 ponds were restored….

To promote rainwater conservation for agricultural use, pond reconstruction and renovation work has begun in the Baradanagar area under the Nagendrapur Gram Panchayat. This project is a part of Mukti’s environmental and livelihood development initiative, aimed at helping local farmers tackle the issue of water scarcity. In recent years, rapid drainage of monsoon rainwater and….

In a heartfelt effort to foster environmental awareness and promote sustainable living, Mukti, in collaboration with Praise Foundation and with generous support from Lightstorm, successfully conducted a Plantation Drive on 11th April 2025 across four schools in South 24 Parganas, West Bengal. The schools that actively participated in this green initiative were: Kamrabad Girls’ High….

Every year, vast areas of the Sundarbans face the harsh impacts of climate change — cyclones, tidal surges, and floods. The intrusion of saline water destroys soil fertility, severely affecting the region’s main livelihood: agriculture. With each farming season, local farmers struggle to restart cultivation on their damaged lands. In search of a sustainable solution,….

This Durga Puja, the Sundarbans Climate Club members under the ACV initiative  came together to promote an environment-friendly celebration through the “Sabujer Abhijaan Sharad Samman 2025” an award recognizing Puja Committees that have taken commendable steps to make their festivities greener and more sustainable. The initiative began with the children of the Climate Club developing….

On 1st October 2025, the Climate Club members carried out their second field activity under the Sabujer Abhijaan campaign during the Durga Puja celebrations at Heramba Gopalpur Gram Panchayat, Patharpratima, in the Sundarbans. The visit came after two months of dedicated preparation by the young environmentalists. On Nabami, eight enthusiastic members visited local Puja committees….

On the occasion of World Ozone Layer Preservation Day, members of the Sundarban Climate Club, an initiative under the Amplifying Community Voices (ACV) Consortium, visited Raidighi College in Mathurapur II Block on 19th September 2025 to engage with students of the Geography Department. The session was designed to foster dialogue on the intersection of climate….

As part of Mukti’s Amplifying Community Voices (ACV) project, members of the Climate Club have set a remarkable example of youth-led environmental awareness. Comprising 35 young members between the ages of 14 and 21, the club is actively working at the community level to address climate change and promote environmental protection through practical initiatives. Their….

On 10th October 2025, the Mukti City Office observed World Mental Health Day by organizing an insightful virtual session dedicated to exploring the complexities of mental well-being in today’s fast-paced world. The session was facilitated by Ms. Saswati Mukherjee, who led participants through a thoughtful journey of understanding stress, imbalance, and the art of coping….

From 17th to 19th September 2025, a three-day Strategic Project Management Workshop was organized by Praajak in collaboration with TDH under the theme “Project Management as Leadership in Action.” The workshop convened members of the ACV Consortium, with Mukti represented by Ms. Ananya Chatterjee (Sr. Programme Manager – Education) and Mr. Anirban Banerjee (HR). The….

On 15th August 2025, Mukti celebrated the 79th Independence Day at its Sabujkunja campus in Purba Sridharpur under Nagendrapur Gram Panchayat with great enthusiasm and reverence. The occasion was marked not only at Sabujkunja but also across multiple locations through various projects of Mukti, reflecting the organisation’s widespread engagement with the community. The event brought….

On the evening of 9th May 2025, the tranquil banks of the Mani River in Purba Sridharpur, Raidighi, transformed into a stage for powerful expression and community engagement. In a unique convergence of folklore and social commentary, “Behula Ekhon”, a socially conscious theatre production, was brought to life under the direction of renowned theatre personality….

To address the pressing issue of student dropouts and foster inclusive education, Mukti organized a workshop titled “Strengthening School Collaboration to Reduce Dropout Rates” on October 30, 2025, at Seva Kendra, Kolkata. The event brought together 42 participants, including school representatives, educators, and program coordinators, to develop a strategic roadmap for reducing dropout rates and….

“Good health begins with clean hands.” Guided by this belief, Mukti Child Project is celebrating Global Handwashing Month from 15th October to 15th November across all its Community Development Centres. The campaign aims to inspire children to make proper hand hygiene a daily habit and to understand its vital connection to overall health and well-being…..

In a collective effort to promote environmental sustainability and beautify rural roads, a plantation drive was carried out along the Shipur–Burigumti road under Sahara Gram Panchayat, Block Egra-I, Purba Medinipur. Covering approximately one kilometre, the initiative included the plantation of coconut saplings and a variety of flowering plants along the roadside. The event witnessed the….

On 17th October 2025, under the Mukti Child Project, an engaging and interactive Risk Preparedness Session was conducted for children aged 6 to 9 years. The session aimed to build awareness and practical understanding among young learners about safety measures, risk identification, and emergency responses in times of crisis. Through fun and participatory activities, the….

At the Mukti Urban Project Community Development Centre, regular sessions are being organized to promote holistic learning and personal growth among children from the local community. Among these, the Book Club sessions have emerged as one of the most loved activities. Every week, children gather eagerly to explore a wide variety of storybooks—from folk tales….

In the wake of the recent deluge that inundated Kolkata and its neighbouring areas, Mukti extended urgent support to flood-affected families in Garia. The torrential rains in late September caused severe waterlogging across several low-lying localities, submerging homes, damaging belongings, and leaving hundreds of slum-dwelling families stranded without access to basic necessities. In some pockets….

In the aftermath of Cyclone Dana, Mukti has stepped up it’s relief efforts by distributing essential ration kits to 211 cyclone-affected families at Rajkanika and Rajnagar block under Kendrapara district, Odisha on 30th October, 2024. Each ration kit included essential items such as rice, dal, biscuits, soybeans, and puffed rice along with hygiene items such….

Purba Medinipur district in West Bengal has been one of the worst-affected areas by Cyclone Dana, where relentless rains and gusty winds have devastated vast stretches of agricultural land. Paddy crops, the primary livelihood for most farmers in the region, have suffered extensive damage, posing a significant risk to both food security and the economic….

Cyclone Dana made landfall on the Odisha coast between Bhitarkanika in Kendrapara district and Dhamra in Bhadrak district, unleashing powerful winds of around 110 kmph and causing extensive damage. Vansaba, Bhadrak, and Dhamra experienced severe destruction, with uprooted trees, damaged buildings, and blocked roads. Roads were closed due to storm damage, disrupting all modes of….

Cyclone Remal caused extensive damage to the fruit gardens of Kankandighi GP which is also a source of sustenance and income for the local farmers. The powerful winds uprooted trees, stripped branches of their fruits, and scattered debris across the orchards. Floodwaters inundated the gardens, leading to soil erosion and the destruction of root systems…..