From Vision to Action

Virtual Meeting Report: Students Supported by Mr. Saikat Sarkar (23 May 2026) Supported by: Mr. Saikat Sarkar Date: 23 May 2026 Mode: Virtual Organized by: Team MUKTI A virtual meeting was successfully organized by Team MUKTI on 23 May 2026 with the esteemed sponsor Mr. Saikat Sarkar, along with the student supported under his sponsorship…..

A teachers’ training programme under the Mukti Kishalaya Support School (MKSS) initiative was successfully conducted on 16th May 2026 at the MSS Office, bringing together 13 teachers from four centres under the Canning Circle. The training was organized with the objective of strengthening classroom teaching practices, enhancing teacher confidence, and improving the overall learning experience….

As part of its efforts to promote environmental awareness and sustainable agricultural practices among the younger generation, Mukti’s Agriculture Team conducted an interactive learning session on Organic Farming on 25th May 2026 at Uttar Kankandighi MSS. The programme brought together students from Classes VII to X, with active participation from both Uttar Kankandighi MSS and….

To strengthen activity-based learning and make science and mathematics more engaging for children, Mukti Support School (MSS) recently organized two cluster-level teacher training programmes on Zero-Budget STEM Education. The sessions were conducted on 17 May 2026 at Raidighi for the Mathurapur II cluster and on 24 May 2026 at Krishnachandrapur for the Mathurapur I cluster…..

As technology becomes an integral part of our daily lives and workplaces, the importance of cyber security has never been greater. From online communication and digital banking to cloud storage and social media, the increasing use of digital platforms has created new opportunities—but also new risks. Recognizing the need to build awareness and preparedness among….

As part of its efforts to promote environmental awareness and sustainable agricultural practices among the younger generation, Mukti’s Agriculture Team conducted an interactive learning session on Organic Farming on 25th May 2026 at Uttar Kankandighi MSS. The programme brought together students from Classes VII to X, with active participation from both Uttar Kankandighi MSS and….

Mukti has taken a significant step toward accelerating farmers’ economic self-reliance and promoting eco-friendly cultivation. On March 6, 2026, a special consultative meeting was held at the Mukti Bio-Village Office in collaboration with the “Green Machine Company.” The primary goal of this meeting was to introduce farmers to advanced technology capable of rapid organic fertilizer….

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…..

A two-day monitoring and review visit to Project Navya was conducted by representatives of Unity Small Finance Bank on 2nd and 3rd June 2026. Supported by Unity Small Finance Bank and implemented by Mukti, Project Navya seeks to create sustainable livelihood opportunities for women in the Sundarbans through skill development, weaving-based enterprise creation, and community-led….

As technology becomes an integral part of our daily lives and workplaces, the importance of cyber security has never been greater. From online communication and digital banking to cloud storage and social media, the increasing use of digital platforms has created new opportunities—but also new risks. Recognizing the need to build awareness and preparedness among….

On 15th May 2026, the tapestry weaving training under Project NAVYA supported by Unity Small Finance Bank was formally inaugurated at the Raidighi Centre, marking the beginning of an important livelihood initiative focused on empowering women in the Sundarbans through skill development and sustainable handicraft production. The launch of the training programme represents a significant….

“Tally GST Course” Orientation program at Raidighi College” An orientation programme for the Tally with GST course was successfully conducted at Raidighi College by the MUKTI SURYA team, along with the course trainer from Raidighi College. The session aimed to introduce students to the course structure, learning outcomes, and career opportunities in accounting and taxation…..

On 7th May 2026, MUKTI SURYA conducted the certificate distribution ceremony for Emergency Medical Technology (EMT) Batch–2 at the Surya Centre in Raidighi. The students successfully completed a three-month training course in Emergency Medical Technology. Certificates were distributed among the successful participants in the presence of trainers, coordinators, guardians, and local community members. The programme….

On 11th June 2026, Satyajit Roy, Secretary of Mukti, visited the Botanical Survey of India at Shibpur, Howrah, to review the progress of the large-scale herbarium digitization project currently being executed by Mukti in collaboration with BSI. The project aims to digitize nearly 20 lakh herbarium specimens preserved at the historic Central National Herbarium. These….

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….

A two-day Community Resource Person (CRP) training on “Seed Collection and Preservation” was organized from 18th to 19th May 2026 with the objective of enhancing participants’ knowledge and practical skills in seed conservation, sustainable agriculture, and climate-resilient farming practices. The training brought together community members and grassroots leaders who play an important role in supporting….

A two-day workshop was organized for Shahoshini volunteers on 22nd and 23rd May 2026 at Purba Sreedharpur with the objective of strengthening their understanding of risk analysis and practical approaches to addressing issues affecting women and girls in their communities. The sessions focused on key social issues, including freedom of mobility for women and girls,….

A two-day Training on Disaster Management was conducted on 18–19 December 2025 at the Kuemuri Pragatisheel Samaj Seba Sangha, Pathar Pratima. The training was organised to strengthen community preparedness and response capacities in disaster-prone areas. A total of 26 participants, primarily from river embankment regions, took part in the training along with the trainer. The….

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….

Kolkata, 15 February 2026: MUKTI, a non-profit organisation working across the Sundarbans and other vulnerable regions on issues of livelihood, education, health, environment, and social justice, successfully organised Run for Safe Food 2026, bringing together communities to advocate for safe, organic, and sustainable food systems alongside healthy living. As a precursor to the main event,….

Mukti marked a proud milestone with the official unveiling of the T-shirt and finisher medal for the upcoming Run for Safe Food 2026 at the Press Club, Kolkata on 29th January 2026. The event brought together key stakeholders, supporters, and members of the running community, reflecting the growing momentum of the safe food movement. The….

Mukti successfully organised the Third Activation Run on 17 January 2026 at Eco Park, Kolkata, as part of the lead-up to the main event, Run for Safe Food 2026, scheduled for 15 February 2026. The run witnessed enthusiastic participation from 115 runners, reflecting growing community support for safe, organic food and farmer-friendly practices. In the….

On 24th May 2026, an exposure visit to Mukti Gram at Purba Sreedharpur was organized for 27 participants, including members of Climate Clubs, adolescent groups, and field staff. The visit was designed to provide hands-on learning opportunities on climate-resilient development practices and to demonstrate how local communities can actively contribute to environmental conservation while improving….

With the objective of strengthening management and delivering healthcare services to the grassroots level, the ‘Mukti CHILD’ team organized an important Convergence Meeting on March 6, 2026, in collaboration with the Health and ICDS departments of Borough V. Joint Initiatives for Public Health Safety The meeting was attended by approximately 50 representatives, including Medical Officers,….

On 18th March 2026, the Mukti CHILD Project organised an awareness session at Metropolitan Institution, engaging 72 students from Classes VII, VIII, and IX in an interactive learning experience. The session focused on two key aspects of adolescent development—digital security and personal health. Representatives from the Cyber Security Cell facilitated the first segment, guiding students….

MUKTI has initiated a household-level need assessment under Project NIRMAN in the Lataguri project area as part of its ongoing commitment to participatory and context-responsive development practice. The exercise builds upon MUKTI’s long-standing engagement with the community and seeks to strengthen programme planning through deeper understanding of lived realities and emerging local priorities. Unlike conventional….

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…..