INDIA TRIBAL

CARE TRUST
S O U V E N IR 2024
2 0 2 3 -2 4

An initiative of ISKCON
Founder Acharya H.D.G A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
indiatribalcare indiatribalCT www.indiatribalcare.org
www.indiatribalcare.org
SOUVENIR
INDEX

1 MISSION & VISION

2 TRUSTEES

6 KEY MILESTONES

7 OUR CENTRES

9 OUR CAUSES

10 CARE - CHILD PROTECTION

12 NEW SCHOOL BUILDING

13 EDUCATION CAUSE

18 HEALTHCARE CAUSE

19 EMPOWERMENT CAUSE

19 SOCIAL CAUSE

21 CULTURAL
38 SDGs

22 CSR IMPLEMENTING PARTNER 34

39 UPCOMING PROJECTS

23 DONORS TESTIMONIALS 40 SUPPORT US

24 TRIBAL SAFARI

26 OUR SUPPORTERS

31 OUR VOLUNTEERS

32 OUR TEAM

33 OUR IDENTITY

34 OUR FINANCIALS IN 2022-23

INDIA TRIBAL CARE TRUST

Our inspiration H.D.G. A C

Bhaktivedanta Swami Srila Prabhupada
(Founder Acharya of ISKCON)

OUR MISSION
Inspired by the teachings of Srila A.C.
Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, India
Tribal Care Trust works to uplift the
physical, social and cultural well being of
tribal communities throughout India while
enabling the preservation of traditional
values of harmony with God and nature.

OUR VISION
We envision a pleasing, prosperous,
healthy, educated and culturally rich life
for tribal communities built on moral
foundations and appropriate technologies
that can sustain nurture future generations
and prevent the destruction of tribal
culture by modern materialism.

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OUR TRUSTEES

MAHESH CHANDRA SHREEDHAR PANIGRAHI JAYAPATAKA SWAMI

PATTANAYAK
TRUSTEE TRUSTEE
CHAIRMAN & MANAGING
TRUSTEE A science student from Utkal
University, born in an Jayapataka Swami Maharaj a
Mahesh Chandra Pattanayak orthodox brahmin family of
widely known as Bhakti topped from St.John’s
Odisha he took a challenge academy and accepted
Purusottam Swami joined to serve the tribals from early
ISKCON to serve society at admission into Brown
college days and traveled University. Later he joined
the young age of 20. For a across the length and
long he has been working for ISKCON as a celibacy monk
breadth of India. After and in over 4 decades
the upliftment of santal, spending more than 3
sabar, lodha, munda tribes of touched thousand of lives. He
decades serving as a monk, is the main inspiration for the
West Bengal, Odisha, and he came forward to help MC
also different tribal India Tribal Care Trust
Pattanayak and formed the
communities of the North trust.
East. At the age of 62, he He is leading the tribal care
took the lead to create India project in Tripura & Odisha. It
Tribal Care Trust a charitable was his efficiency in cracking
trust for the welfare of the a deal between the
tribals of India and spread Education Dept. of the
the tribal welfare activities Tripura government & ITCT
across India. With the which helped ITCT get
inspiration of HH JPS he government schools that
founded ITCT in the year 2016 were closed or on the brink of
and served as Founder closure, which ITCT renovated
chairman of the trust and reopened and are now
running successfully.

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OUR TRUSTEES

ABHISHEK BAID BYOMKESH BAG GAURANGA DAS

TRUSTEE TRUSTEE TRUSTEE

Akshay Ramachandra Das Since day one of the A graduate from IIT Bombay,
alias Abhishel Baid is an formation of India Tribal Care Gauranga das (Aka
advocate practicing in West Trust, Byomkesh Bag, a Krishnaiyer Anand) is serving
Bengal, India & is the Chief Science graduate is working as the Director of the
Legal Officer of ISKCON’s for the tribals of West Bengal Govardhan Ecovillage (GEV),
World Headquarters at at the grassroots level. He is founded by Radhanath
Mayapur. Akshay has known as HH Bhakti Vijay Swami in the tribal area of
expertise in Indian Property Bhagavat Swami Maharaj Palghar district. GEV is a
Laws, West Bengal Land laws, and he is one of the founder recepient of United Nations
taxation of charities and trustees. He extensively World Tourism Organization
intellectual property laws and travels to North Bengal and to (UNWTO) Award and is
he influences strategies and Purulia to support the tribals accredited to UN bodies as
general policies to protect in socio-economic UNEP, UNECOSOC and
charitable institutions and development activities UNCCD
their properties in Mayapur
and Eastern India. He was
responsible for consolidation
of ISKCON's properties in
Mayapur. He and Bhakti
Purusottama Swami together
conceived the idea of this
Tribal Trust in a simple room
in Mayapur

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OUR TRUSTEES

DEVAKINANDAN DAS REVATIRAMAN DAS CHAITANYA REANG

TRUSTEE TRUSTEE TRUSTEE

Devakinandan Das alias M G Ramesh alias Revathi Being a tribal from the
Ramesh Kumar Singh born in Raman Das, a Bachelor of Reang Community of Tripura,
1961 in a village in the state of Engineering from University of he played an important role
Bihar in the family of a Bangalore worked with in tribal welfare work in his
farmer. He joined ISKCON in Multinational Company Mico own state and later jointed
his teens in 1976 and currently international in his earlier India Tribal Care Trust to work
serves as Zonal Secretary in days. He came to ISKCON in for the tribals across India
ISKCON. Inspired and having 1988 and served as GM for
compassionate heart to serve Goloka Incense which he
the Tribal communities, he made famous all over India.
took a special initiative to Since 1996 he is serving as the
start Tribal Care activities in temple president of ISKCON
the most backward tribal Tirupati.
class in Talasari , Palghar, At present he is serving as the
India since 2012. and rural President of ISKCON GBC in
development program in India
Kanpur North India.

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LIKE A BRIDGE CONNECTS
TWO SIDES OF THE RIVER
THE TRIBAL CARE INITIATIVE
CONNECTS THE GAP OF
DEVELOPMENT
BETWEEN
THE BACKWARD
TRIBAL COMMUNITIES
WITH REST OF THE SOCIETY
KEY MILESTONES 2023-24

290
villages
149
3510 presence
Pathshalas

Students in
pathshalas
29
Districts

3108 18
schools
patients received free
treatment & medicines

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Ambulance &
35 1158
Mobile
tribal Students in
healthcare van communities schools

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 Our Centres Across India Assam
Districts:
Kamrup
Hailakandi
Dima Hasao
Gujrat Bihar Karbi Anglong
Districts: Moran
Districts: Bhagalpur Dibrugarh
Tapi

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Tripura
Districts:
North Tripura
Dhalai
West Tripura
Maharashtra South Tripura
Districts: Jharkhand
Palghar Districts:
Pakur
Odisha
Sahibganj
East Singhabhum West Bengal
Districts:
Purulia
Jhargram
Andhra Pradesh Odisha Bankura
& Telengana Districts: Alipurduar
Districts: Mayurbhanj Jalpaiguri
Vishakapatnam Puri Paschim
Aluri Sitaramaraju Kalahandi Medinipur
Adilabad Kandhamal

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Our CAUSES

Education Healthcare

Empowerment Social Care

Cultural

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Child Protection in Tribal Care

Safeguarding Innocence: Divi Prakriti Devi Dasi

The Vital Importance of Child Protection Office
Child Protection ISKCON Bureau

Child protection is not merely a legal obligation or a moral imperative;

it is the cornerstone of a society's future and a fundamental human
right. The importance of child protection cannot be overstated, as it
ensures the safety, well-being, and development of the most vulnerable
members of our communities.

First and foremost, child protection is essential for safeguarding

children from harm. Children are inherently dependent on adults for
care and protection, making them particularly vulnerable to abuse,
neglect, and exploitation. By implementing robust child protection
measures, including awareness campaigns, reporting mechanisms, and
support services, we create a shield against the myriad threats that
endanger their innocence.
Moreover, child protection is crucial for fostering healthy development. Childhood experiences
profoundly shape individuals' physical, cognitive, and emotional well-being. Exposure to
violence or neglect can have lasting detrimental effects, hindering a child's ability to thrive and
reach their full potential. By providing nurturing environments, positive role models, and access
to quality education and healthcare, we lay the foundation for a brighter future for our children
and our society as a whole.

Furthermore, child protection is instrumental in breaking the cycle of intergenerational trauma

and inequality. Many adults who perpetrate harm against children were once victims
themselves, trapped in a cycle of abuse and neglect. By intervening early, offering support
services to at-risk families, and providing opportunities for healing and rehabilitation, we
disrupt this cycle and pave the way for a more equitable and compassionate society.

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Child Protection in Tribal Care
Additionally, child protection is essential for
upholding children's rights. Every child has
the right to grow up in a safe and nurturing
environment, free from violence,
exploitation, and discrimination. Children
are not only the future of any society but
also deserve to be given dignity, respect,
and protection in the present.

Tribal schools play a pivotal role in nurturing

the young minds within indigenous
communities. They are not merely centers of
education but also sanctuaries of culture
and identity. In such settings, the need for
robust child protection measures is
paramount. These measures encompass
physical safety, emotional well-being, and
the preservation of cultural values.

Furthermore, child protection extends beyond the school gates. Collaborating with tribal
leaders, community elders, and local authorities is essential in creating a holistic support
network. Together, they can address systemic issues, advocate for children's rights, and enact
policies that prioritize their well-being.

In conclusion, the importance of childprotection cannot be overstated. It is only by standing

together and championing the rights of every child that we can create a world where
innocence is cherished, nurtured, and protected.

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New School Building BVNS Bruhapara

In ITCT, our motto is We Care, and it is for all the tribal communities irrespective of their
religious belief or religion, no matter they belong to which tribe or from which part of our
country. The Bru community from the state of Mizoram has been a victim of communal
violence and has been living refugee life in the dormitories of Assam & Tripura. In 2022,
ITCT opened a pathshala in one such refugee dormitory in Haduklaupara Refugee Colony in
Ambassa under the Dhalai district. Around 450 refugee families live in this colony and
survive on ration provided by the state government through local administration.

The enthusiasm of the children of the refugees to come to school and study was so high that
ITCT constructed a separate school near the Haduklaupara Refugee Colony. This was also
possible because of one tribal family came forward and donated their land for the
construction of new school so that students could study and grow in their lives. The
construction of new school for the tribal community is well appreciated by the local
administration. Keeping in mind the socio-economic condition of these Bru refugees, ITCT
decided to waive off school fees. So it is the only school under ITCT banner where tribal
students can study free of cost. This school is a upper primary school which runs up to class
VII. Also, the increase in number of students every year shows the acceptance of the school
among the local tribals.

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India Tribal Care Trust

Education Care

Education CARE activities

Schools
Pathshalas
Hostel
Scholarships
Mid Day Meals
Gurukuls

The literacy rate among the tribal communities is

still on the lower side compared to the other
nontribal communities due to various reasons.
The growth rate is not as impressive as we talk
about the GDP of India.
From the very beginning of ITCT’s formation, the trustees led by its Chairman Mahesh Chandra
Pattanayak and Secretary Sridhar Panigrahi emphasized on improving literacy among the rural
ST communities. And this led to the 2 models of literacy drive, one by establishing formal
school in rural tribal areas and the other through pathshala or informal school, which is quite
easy to set up and run as it requires 1 teacher and some 25-30 tribal students in a village.

The first model of running a school requires land, constructing school building, school furnitures
like being and tables and other basic infrastructure which are required to run a school and all
these reuires huge capital investment. In the last 8 years, ITCT has constructed 7 schools with
the first in Ajodhya hill top, Purulia and Anandabzar, North Tripura with the support of our
donors. Local Tribal Administrative Council donated the Langting school building in Dima
Hasao district of Assam. All these school are named ‘Bhaktvedanta National School’

Besides these 7 schools, ITCT also rebuilt 13 schools to conduct normal schooling, which was
handed over by the Education Ministry of the Government of Tripura, which were either closed
or on the brink of closure. Now these schools are also running successfully with an increase in
student strength every year.

The Pathshala model or informal school model is a place where children of a village going to
primary school gather to study. These pathshalas run under the name ‘Nimai’s Pathshala’.One

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teacher is appointed to teach the tribal
children basic subjects of primary class like
English, maths, social studies, mother
tongue, and moral education. Depending
upon the students strengths, more
teachers are engaged. This also gives
local tribal youths part-time engagements.
As the quality of teaching in the majority
of the government schools in remote &
rural areas is very poor these pathshals or
informal schools are a beacon of hope for
the parents of the children.

Mid Day Meals introduced and

Digital Classrooms installed in BVNS Ajodhya

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Our Schools
SCHOOL NAME STUDENTS STAFF CLASS MEDIUM ESTD.

UPPER
BVNS
teach ANANDABAZAR 146 12 ENGLISH 2016
PRIMARY
BVNS AJODHYA 128 12 PRIMARY BENGALI 2019

BVNS LANGTING 66 5 PRIMARY ENGLISH 2020

BVNS DIPHU 33 3 PRIMARY ENGLISH 2021

BVNS UPPER
141 8 ENGLISH 2021
JAGABANDHUPARA PRIMARY

BVNS CHOTOJAMIRA 75 5 PRIMARY ENGLISH 2022

BVNS LABRI 100 6 PRIMARY ENGLISH 2022

UPPER
BVNS BRUHAPARA 238 10 ENGLISH 2022
PRIMARY
ITCT SCHOOLS
370 55 PRIMARY ENGLISH 2020
(9 SCHOOLS)

TOTAL 1297 116

Pathshala Activities

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Our Pathshalas
STATE DISTRICT AREA PATHSHALAS STUDENTS

WEST BENGAL PURULIA 2 21 524

JHARGRAM 6 53 1218

BANKURA 2 20 607

JALPAIGURI 1 5 99

ALIPURDUAR 3 17 251

ASSAM HAILAKANDI 2 8 263

KARBI ANGLONG 1 4 112

MORIGAON 1 1 33

BAKSA 1 1 29

JHARKHAND EAST SINGHABHUM 1 10 151

TRIPURA DHALAI 3 7 168

NORTH TRIPURA 1 2 55

TOTAL 149 3510

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 Bhaktivedanta National School (BVNS Schools)

Bhaktivedanta National school - Ajodhya Bhaktivedanta National school - Bruhapara

Bhaktivedanta National school - Labri Bhaktivedanta National school - Chotojaamira

Bhaktivedanta National school - Anandabazar Bhaktivedanta National school - Langting

Bhaktivedanta National school - Jagabandhupara Bhaktivedanta National school - Diphu

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Health Care

Health CARE activities

Mobile Health Camp

Ambulance Service
Free Medicines
Aid for advance treatment

At ITCT we have been organizing regular health camps in remote tribal villages through
donations from various donors. 2 years back, we collaborated with ISCKON and IDRF(USA)
and ran Mobile Medical Van service in remote tribal areas of Jhargram, which benefitted
more than 16,000 tribals through free treatment and medicines.
In 2023, our health camps got a boost when the Health & Family Welfare Department of the
Government of West Bengal sanctioned free medicines to India Tribal Care Trust for
distribution in our heath camps. Since them more than 25 health camps has been organized
and 2500 poor tribal got benefitted from these health camps.

Health camps are also organised in our

Bhaktivedanta National schools

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Empowerment

Empowerment activities

Tailoring training
Vocational training
Sal leaf plate making
training

The measure of success of any program is how much it empowered the people it helped.
This thought is uppermost in our minds . Education empowers and the tribal children of
today who will be the torch bearer of the changes in the tribal societies . Through education
tribals are made aware of the changes and challenges to their society . Women
empowerment is helping tribal women in taking better care of their families. ITCT is running
women tailoring centre and shal leave place making centre, which is helping the tribals to
earn a living.

Social Care
Tribals have historically shied away from joining
the mainstream society . Assimilating then to
the mainstream has been our aim .
We are assisting tribals in celebrating their
festivals and also inviting them to our festivals.
In remote areas, water and electricity have
been provided to the tribals . Sport festivals
have been organised under the banner of ITCT
Social CARE activities
where various tribal teams participated very
enthusiastically. Knowledge of government
schemes benefiting the tribals have been
Food For Life
provided. Malaise of drugs and alcoholism have Clean Water project
been explained to them so that they can lead Cloth distribution
healthy and socially productive lives.
Disaster Relief

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Food for Life

ITCT organizes Food For Life program, through

which it tries to serve nutritious and healthy
meals to the hungry and needy tribal. Food
distribution is an integral part of all our
programs where hundreds of tribals receive very
sanctified nutritious food.
Now people are coming forward to celebrate
their special days live marriage anniversary,
birthday by distributing cooked meals in tribal
villages through our Tithi Bhoj event.

Old clothes and war clothes are

distributed among the poor tribal as and
when we receive from our donors.
Many donors sends their old clothes to
our office for distribution among the poor
and needy tribals

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 Cultural

Dance and music are an integral part of tribal

culture and you can witness all these under one
roof when you attend India Tribal Care Annual
Convention. All tribals have rich and diverse
cultures and that can be cherished when you take
part in tribal cultural events. Different tribes from 9
states of India gather to celebrate this event.
Some glimpse of cultural events from 7th tribal
convention.

Tribal dance from Aluri Sitarama Raju district, Cultural event at Annual festival of BVNS
Andhra Pradesh Ajodhya, Purulia, West Bengal

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 India Tribal Care Trust
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

CSR Partners
SOL Mobile
NK Realtors
Bharat Vanijya Eastern
Pvt Ltd

SOL Mobile, one of the leading mobile phone

distributors of India collaborated with ITCT
and helped us to start Mid Day Meals in
Bhaktivedanta National School in
Annadabazar, North Tripura as part of their
CSR activities. Every school day 147 school
children received free healthy & nutritious
mid-day meals cooked within the school
premises, with varieties of menu on different
days.

NK Realtors the top real estate broker of Kolkata

has been associated with ISKCON and its sister
trust for a long period and has been supporting
different social welfare activities of these trusts
through CSR. This year NK Realtors extended
their corporate social work by expanding beyond
West Bengal and collaborated with India Tribal
Care Trust and sponsored the education of
Bhaktivedanta National School in Bruhapara,
which is a free school for the children of refugee
families from Mizoram.

ITCT is one of the selected CSR partner of Bharat Vanijya Eastern Private Limited, and this year they
sponsored purchase of 30 pcs new bench and tables for the Bhaktivednata National School in
Bruhapara.
CSR Partners

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 India Tribal Care Trust
DONORS TESTIMONIALS

Rochak R. Verma -
Corporate Strategy and
Business Excellence Officer,
ARASCO
While I've been associated with the India Tribal Care Trust for a
relatively short time, I've been immensely impressed with the
wide array of programs through which the Trust serves the tribal
communities across India. While most NGOs focus on material
wellbeing (food, water, clothing, shelter, etc) of their targeted
communities, the Trust additionally nurtures holistic wellbeing of
tribals through its educational, cultural, and spiritual
development programs. It's initiatives hence not only nourish the
body but also the soul. My best wishes to the entire team for all
their efforts and I remain committed to support them in their
endeavours.

Mr. Lakshminarayana
( Sr. Engineer, OQ Ammonia)
India Tribal Care dedication to serving humanity, especially
marginalized communities like tribal groups, deeply resonates
with us. The innocent smiles and hopeful eyes of the tribal
children at India Tribal Care touched our heart deeply,
inspiring us to donate. We believe in the power of education
to empower individuals and communities. India Tribal Care
focus on providing education to tribal children inspires us to
support their cause. Knowing that our small contribution can
bring happiness and positive change to their lives fills us with
joy and gratitude. We are grateful for the opportunity to make
a difference and support these wonderful children.

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 India Tribal Care Trust
DONORS TESTIMONIALS

Bhaktin Shalini Tripathi

The trust and its chairman has been working tirelessly with full
enthusiasm, determination, and patience to support the
underprivileged Tribal communities. This tribal Care initiative is
working to uplift the physical, social, and cultural well-being of
deprived tribal communities throughout India following Vedic
literature. This is the true example of Madhav and Manav seva.
The trustess along with dedicated and focused volunteers has
been continuously serving meals in tribal villages, distributing
blankets, children's education, medical facilities, and
empowering of entire tribal Society

TRIBAL SAFARI

Tribal Safari with donors in winter, where donors gets to see the development in field

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 Photos of Tribal Safari with donors

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 India Tribal Care Trust
OUR SUPPORTERS
Special thanks to Singapore congregation for sponsoring Chotojamira
& Bruhapara project

Special thanks to Atlanta congregation for sponsoring Kundanala

project

Special thanks to Sohar - Atulya Damodar Prabhu congregation for

sponsoring Diphu & Ambassa education project

Special thanks to JBSS Chakra congregation for sponsoring Sevayatan

Pathshala project

Special thanks to Simantadeep Chakra congregation for sponsoring

Silda education project

Special thanks to Baltimore congregation for sponsoring East

Singhabhum education project

Special thanks to Farmington Hills congregation for sponsoring

Fulkusuma education project

Special thanks to Rangini Mataji Chakra congregation for sponsoring

Raipur education project

Special thanks to Charu Rukmini Mataji congregation for sponsoring

BVNS Ajodhya Mid Day Meal project

Special thanks to Sanatan Dham congregation for sponsoring Jamboni

Pathshala project

Special thanks to Sanjay Singhania Family & Fund Divine, Dallas for
sponsoring BVNS Jagabandhupara project

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 India Tribal Care Trust
OUR SUPPORTERS
ASHOK MULCHAND DIPANSHU AGGARWAL
A.CHAITANYA
ATMARAM MAURYA DIVYANSHU SINGH SIKRAWAR
ABHAY KUMAR CHOUDHARY
AVINASH KUMAR DEHARIYA DR HARI KRISHAN
ABHAY MOHAN
B.KARTIK PRABHUJI DR SUJIT KARIMBIL
ABHIJIT DHAR
B.R. PRAKASH DR VEENA PALLIWAR
ABHISHEK AGARWAL
BAHKT DATTATHERYA SINGH ESHITA NATH
ADARSH MISHRA
BALAKRISHNANSARAVANAN GATTE MAHESH PRABHUJI
AIRTECH ENGINEERS
BALAMURUGAN GAURAV MANI
AJAYKUMAR BHAGU
BANDHU BALADEV GAURAV SHARMA
AJODHYA PANDIT
BHAKT ABHILASH GAUTAM KAHTTAR
AJOY KUMAR DUTTA
BHAKT ARJUN GAYATRI MISHRA & PANKAJ
ALOK SHARMA
BHAKT ISHAN GEETA MATAJI
AMAL KANTI SEN
BHAKT ISHITA GEETA NASWA
AMAN AGARWAL
BHAKT ROHIT MAITY GOPAKUMAR U NEDUNGADI
AMIT KUMAR PATRA
BHAMIDIPATI RAMANADHA SARMA GOPAL BHOWMIK
AMRISH DIWAKAR
BHARAT VANIJYA EASTER PVT LTD GOPENDRA DAS SINHA
AMRIT MADHAV
BIBHAS SARKAR GOUTAM PRADHAN
ANANDAN PILLAI
BIJAY SAMANTA GOVARDHAN PRABHUJI
ANIL BHAVSAN
BIJI ANISH HARIKRISHNAN
ANJAN SARKAR/SOMA SARKAR
BIJI PRASANTHA HARIOM SONI
ANKIT KUMAR
BILLU NAIR HEMANT KUMAR RATESHWAR
ANSHU GUPTA
BISHAL EXPORTS HETALBEN V PATEL
ANSHUL GUPTA
CHAITANYA PRABHU HI TECH OILS PVT LTD
ANSHUMAN AGARWAL
CHARU RUKMINI MATAJI HIMANSHU MADAN
ANTUR DAS
CHETNA GUPTA HIMANSHU MATHUR
ANUBHAV KUMAR CHOUDHARY
CHINMOY ADHIKARY INDRAKRISHNA PRABHU
ANUPAM SHARMA
CHIRAG MITTAL JAGANMOHAN GOVIND DAS
ANUR BALAJI S
CHITRA KUMARI JAGAT RAM KASHYAP
ANURADHA AIMA
DEEP SINGHANIA JAGATI KESHARI NAYAK
ANURAG AGARWAL
DEEPSHIKHA MATAJI JAIBIR SHARMA
ANURAG MUKHERJEE
DEEPSHISHA JAIDEEP NEGI
ARNAB KUMAR DAS
DHAIRYA NARAYAN JHA JANARDHAN
ARPITA PANDE
DHEERAJ KUMAR SINGH JATIN JUNEJA
ARUN SHUKLA
DHIRAJ NAGAPAL JAYESH MAHOBIYA
ARYAN GUPTA
DIPAK RAMESHCHANDRA JIJITH K M
ASHISH
MAJMUDAR

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India Tribal Care Trust
OUR SUPPORTERS

MANIBHUSIT GOVIND DAS PRATEEK SHARMA

JITENDRA SHARMA
MANIMAY MAITY PRATIMA & SUNIL SARAF
JOYDEEP BHATTACHARJEE
MANJUNATH HULAGUR PRIYANKA MATAJI
KALLOL BERA
MANJUSREE PROBIR MAZUMDER
KAMAL RAHEJA
MANOHAR SUVARNA PROF I SRIDHAR
KANCHAN MAJUMDER
MATHURANATH GOVIND DAS PROF SANJIB SAHOO
KANVNA SAMUDRA DAS
MAYA SEN RADHAPATI DAS
KASHISH RAJPUROHIT &
MEGHA SINGH RAHUL BHARGAVA
RAJENDRA PR
MITI KUMAR SINGH RAHUL C PRABHUJI
KAVITA ANUPRAJ
MONICA JAHANGIR RAHUL KUMAR SINGH
KAVITHA M RAMANUJAM
MOULI SASMAL RAJA GIRIJA
KILLI KARUNASRI MATAJI
NAGESWARA RAOSAKHAMURI RAJENDRA KUMAR
KIM SHARMA
NAIR PRASHANT GOPINATH RAJKUMAR SAREN
KISHORE KUMAR ARI
NAIRANJANA MAJUMDAR RAM CHAKRABORTY
KOYA SOMA SEKHAR PARABHU
NARESH KAMMA RAM KUMAR
KRISHNA KRISHNA BILLAVA
NARHARI JYOTI CHAUDHARY RAMESH DUBEY
KRISHNA KUMAR
NAVRATAN SHARDA RAMYA RAI
KRISHNA PADA MAJI
NEELKAMAL RASANANDA RAMAKRISHNA
KRISHNA SAHA
NITAI PREM RASAPRANA KRISHNA
KRISHNA SUMANTH PRABHU
NITIN LAXMAN BADGUJAR RASBIHARI DAS
KRISHNA VASADI
NITIN MITTAL PRABHU RATNABALI RADHIKA
KUMAR SHANU RATNAWAT
NK REALTORS PVT LTD RAVINDRA PATLE
L.RAJU PRABHU
PADOPANKAJ KESOB REETESH KUMAR JHA
LALIT HARIRAM DOULATRAMANI
PALANIAPPAN RAMANATHAN RESHMI DESHMUKH
LALITHNATH GOVIND DAS
PARAMJEET SINGH RITESH V PANDEY
LATA CHANDRASEKHAR
PARMINDER SINGH ROCHAK VERMA
LAXMIKANT MAURYA
PARTHA PRADEEP SHUKLAP ROHIT GUPTA
LIPIKA SEN
ARTHA SARATHI KUILA ROHIT KUMAR SHARMA
MAA TARA TRADING COMPANY
PARUL MATAJI RUPINI MATAJI
MADHUSOODAN PURUSHOTTAM
PAWAN MATRE S.HARISH
MADHUSUDAN ROY
PRAGATEE SHARMA S.N. ABHYANKAR
MAHESH S PRABHUJI
PRANATI DAS SACHIN AGRAWAL
MAHIM BHARDWAJ
PRANAY HANDA SACHIN KRISHNA
MALLESH
PRASHANT SHARMA SAILAJA & SURYAPATI
MANAS NANDI
PRATEEK PRADEEP SHUKLA NITYANANDA
MANESWANI RADHIKA DD

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OUR SUPPORTERS

SAKUNTALA GURUSAMY SOMNATH GHOSHAL UTTAM GOPIKANTA DAS

SAMEERA SOUGATA BANERJEE UTTAM KUMAR BANDYOPADHYAY
SAMEERA MEHRA SOUMIL BANERJEE VANDANA KHEMNANI
SANCHITA SHARMA SOURABH THAPLIYAL VASUDEV THAKVANI
SANDEEP KUMAR SREE GOPAL PUNJABI MAHAL VIJAY
SANDEEP KUNDU SREERAM PRABHU VIKAS KEDIYA
SANDEEP MEHRA SRIDHAM MAYAPUR DEVE VIKRAM SHYAM DAS
SANDEEP SINGH RATNAWAT SRIDHAR SRINIVASAN VIMUKTASANG
SANDHYA DATA MATAJI SRIRAM KUMAWAT VINOD KUMAR MOHAN SINGH
SANJAY GUPTA SUBHAS DEBNATH VINOD SHAHA
SANJAY KUMAR RANA SUBHASH BISWAS VIVEK KUMAR
SANJAY KUMAR YADAV SUBHASH VASUDEV VYASH YADAV
SANJAY PATANAIK SUBHODEEP BHATTACHARYA YOGESH DEHARIYA
SANJEEV SUCHITRA VRAJAGOPI & ACHYUT DAS
SARISHA SANTOSH LADAM KRSNA VRAJARANJAN AJITKUMAR ROY
SARVAJAY MADHAV PR SUDHA RAMANI AMAR & KUNDAN UPADHYAY
SARWESHWAR BIYANI SUGOP CHANDRIKA AMRITA GAURANGI & JAYA KUMAR
SASMITA PARIDA SUKUMAR PANDEY ANJANI R KATIKANENI
SATYAJIT ROY MAHAPATRA SUMIT LOHIA ANONYMOUS
SAYANTAN MONDAL SUMITHA S MATAJI ARABINDA PURAKAIT ARJUN DAS
SEEMA MATAJI SUMITRA MAHATA (BCS) & MAHUA PURAKAIT
SELLAPAN NRAYANAGOUNDAR SUNIL FATEHCHAND BHATIA ARVIND LOCHAN
SHANTANU CHAKRABORTY SUNIL KUMAR ASHISH DAS
SHARMA YATENDRA K SUPARNA GHOSH ASHOKA ADUPA PRABHUJI
SHIRISH KUMAR KHARAHE SURENDRA ROY ASHVIN J. PATEL
SHOBHA MATAJI SURUCHI MATAJI ASISH DEY
SHUBHAM GUPTA SWARUP ROY BALRAM KALLEM
SHWETA KAPUR T GANESH PRABHU BHAGAVAN NARAHARI DAS
SIDDHI SACHIN HARAD TAPAN KUMAR SAMANTA (BHABOTOSH MITRA)
SIREESHA RAO MATAJI TARUN DEY BIJAN CHOWDHURY
SMITHA GOPINATH TEENA KADIYAN BISWESWAR SARKAR
SNEHA SHARMA TIRTHA BRATA PANDA BRAJA KUMAR DAS
SOL MOBILES PRIVATE LIMITED TULSI CHARAN PRABHUJI CHAMPAK PATEL
SOMA DEY TUSHAR SRIVASTAVA CHANDANA PAL
SOMNATH DAS USHA BALA MATAJI CHANDANA ROY

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OUR SUPPORTERS
NARENDRA JOSHI PRABHU SASMITA MATA JI
DHANANJAYA & SAMARPITA
NARENDRA KRISHNA PR'S SATISH NARAYANPANI
DIVYA BHAKTI PRABHU
ELDER SON SHAJIB CHOWDHURY
DULO DAS & CHANDAN DAS
NILANJANA DUTTA SHILA PAL
GANESH CHOWDHURY
NIROAB SUSRADU SHILPI BARMAN
GANGA NARAYAN DAS
SHYAMA DAS/SUBHASINI DD
GLOBAL TRIBAL CARE FOUNDATION NITYA KRISHNA PR & FAMILY
NITYA NTARAJ DAS SOBHAN (JAYADITYA LLC)
HARADHAN BANIK
PANKAJ SOHINII KHANNA
HARIHARAN PRABHU
PAPRI KAR SRI NANDANANDAN PRABHU
HARISHCHANDRA PRABHAKAR
SRINIVAS PRABHU
INDIA DEVELOPMENT RELIEF FUND PARTHA RANJAN DAS
PINAKAPANI MANCHELLA STEVE PRABHU
JAI SACHINANDAN PRABHU
PIYALI GANGOPADHYAY SUBHAS PURI
JANAKI KUMARI DD
PRADIP KUMAR BHADRA SUBRATA PAL
JANAKI KUMARI DD
PRASHANTI MATA JI SUDHAKARA GOVINDAVAJHALA
KABITA MAJUMDAR
PRIYA DEBNATH SUDHEER PRABHU
KADAMBA KANANA PRABHU
PUSHPA RANI PAUL SUMA LATHA MATAJI
KALINDI MATA JI
RADHA KRISHNA NALLAKURTHAN SUNDARAHARI PR &
KANNAN PRABHU
RAGHAVA PRIYA UJJALA BHAKTI DD
KASHI CHINTA PRABHU JI
RAHUL AGARWAL SUNDARAHARI PRABHU
KIRAN ROY
RAHUL SRIVASTAVA SUNIL DAS RAO
KIRIT PARIKH
RAJIV PANTA PRABHU JI SUNIL LALWANI
KISHORE KRISHNA PRABHU
RAM KRISHNA DEBNATH SUNIL PRABHUJI/
KRISHNA KANDEL
RAMAN F. SHARMA GAUTHAMI MATA JI
LADLI MATAT JI
RANGANATH GOVIND SUNITHA KOPPULA MATAJI
LAXMI SUBEDI
RASIKA BHUVI PRABHU SURENDRA PRJI
MADHUMATI RADHA DD
RATNAKARA JAMPALA SURYAKANTA J. PATEL
MANOHAR GOPAL PRABHU
REKHA OJA MATA JI SUSHANTO
MITALI
ROHIT PRABHU SUVARNA HARI PRABHU
MOHIT PRJI
RUKMINI PRIYA MATA JI/ TALBAN SHYAM SUNDAR DAS
MOTILAL NATH
GOPAL PRABHUJI TAMA SAHA & ASISH SAHA
MOUSOMI SAHA & LITTON SAHA
RUMA RANI PAUL TAMAL KRISHNA DAS
MURALI PRABHU
SADANANDA HALDAR TAPASH DEY
NAISHADH KAPADIA &
SAKETH PRABHU TULASI MATAJI
REKHA KAPADIA
SAMIR SAHA VIVEK PRABHUJI/
NANDA SINHA
SANDEEP BARANWAL PRABHU VRUNDA MATAJI
NARAYAN
NARAYANAN VEERARAGHAVAN & SANJAY WADERA
VIDHYA ARAVAMUTHAN SAPNA MATAJI

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 OUR VOLUNTEERS

Indra Krishna Das Roopini Devi Dasi Satyabak Das Amal Gour Das Isvara Naam Das

Baladev Pran Das Akshadananda Susanta Das Hrishikesh Das Sanat Kumar
Nitai Das Sanatan Das

Gokulananda Das Kishor Nanda Nadia Chandra Lokananda Hari Das Sarvananda
Kumar Das Gauranga Das Madhab Das

Kirtida Gopi Amritmaya Achyuta Deepa Mayank Bhasin Charu Krishna

Devi Dasi Das Devi Dasi Das

Dhananjaya Das Radha Kannaya Das Nitai Pada Das Rajendra Das Jhuma Mataji

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 OUR TEAM

Mahesh Chandra Pattanayak Shreedhar Panigrahi

Chairman Sectretary

Sukanta Bhattacharjee Debasish Sengupta Arpita Saha

Manager Accounts Social Media &
Accounts

Paritosh Mahato Kalajoy Tripura Mihir Kumar Das Kanchi Ram Reang
Head of Pathshala Pathshala Supervisor Pathshala Supervisor Pathshala Supervisor
Supervisor-West Bengal & - Ambassa - Ajodhya - Kundanala
Jharkhand

Giridhari Mondal Rajesh Dutta Nupur Singha Bibek Baghal

Pathshala Supervisor Pathshala Supervisor Pathshala Supervisor Pathshala Supervisor
- Raipur - Silda -Sevayatan -Jamboni

Somlal Baskey Tarani Kanta Mahato Prasanta Dey Dilsuk Kabiraj

Pathshala Supervisor Pathshala Supervisor Pathshala Supervisor Pathshala Supervisor
- Fulkusuma - Chakulia - Chotojamira - Andharia

Sanjoy Hansda Birasen Tripura Sourav Mondal

Pathshala Supervisor Pathshala Supervisor Pathshala Supervisor
- Nayagram - Gandacherra - Belpahari

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Our Identity

REGISTRATION
The India Tribal Care Trust is registered as a
non-profitable organization under the Indian
Trust Act, 1882 (Registration No. IV-
131500026/2016). The trust deed will be
made available on request

INCOME TAX REGISTRATION

The India Tribal Care Trust is registered under
Section 12AB of the Income Tax Act, 1961 as
on 24.09.2021. Valid upto FY 2025-26.

NGO DARPAN ID
The India Tribal Care Trust is registered in NGO
Darpan with ID no. WB/2017/0153700

CSR REGISTRATION
MCA CSR-1 registration no CSR00001352

GUIDESTAR REGISTRATION
Guide Star India registration no. GSN 9225

OFFICIAL WEBSITE
htttp://www.indiatribalcare.org

OUR AUDITOR
V K PATAWARI & CO
Chartered Accountants
33, Brabourne Road, Kolkata - 700001

OUR BANKER
ICICI BANK FOUNDER & MANAGING TRUSTEE:
Minto Park Branch MAHESH CHANDRA PATTANAYAK
5, Gorky Terrace, Kolkata - 700017

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Our Financials

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Our Financials

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Our Financials

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 TRUST EARNINGS (YEAR WISE)
30000000

25000000

20000000

15000000

10000000

5000000

0
2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22 2022-23

Trust earnings include donation, bank interest and school fees.

UTILISATION
25000000
OF FUNDS (YEAR WISE)

20000000

15000000

10000000

5000000

0
2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22 2022-23

Receipts & Payments in FY 2022-23

APPLICATION OF INCOME
48.8% INCOME
51.2%

Capital expenditure & Revenue Expenditure in FY 2022-23

Revenue Expenditure Capital Expenditure

58.6%
Expenditure towards the
object of the trust
41.4% Construction of school
building, class room, hostel,
staff quarter, computer,
vehicle, school furnitures

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Sustainable Development
Goals (SDGs)
at India Tribal Care

In our pursuit of progressing human advancement and excellence by improving the quality of life
of the tribal communities we serve, the initiatives undertaken by India Tribal Care are guided by
its focus area which were derived from the Sustainable Development Goals (SGDs) 2030 set by
United Nations.

Our initiatives
Pathshalas (informal school) in remote and rural tribal dominated area to
bridge the gap of quality education
Schools for formal education of tribal communities
Scholarships to tribal students from economically weak family background
Hostel for tribal students accomodation near school
Mid Day Meals in schools & pathshalas to encourage students to come to
school and study and get a better diet.

Our initiatives
Ambulance service
Free mobile health camps in tribal dominated villages
Facilitate better treatment in hospitals to economically weak tribal
First aid box
Free medicines is distributed in health care camps

Our initiatives
Clean water storage tanks in remote tribal villages with limited or no
access to water
Boring water facility

Our initiatives
Mass food distribution in rural & tribal dominated villages
Celebrate specials days through ‘Tithi Bhoj’

Our initiatives
Provide tailoring training to young tribal women
Financial aid for farming
Aid in construction and renovation of house of economically weak tribal

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UPCOMING PROJECTS in 2024

Opportunity to contribute for the welfare of backward tribal communities

Toys for @ 60,000 set for 1 school

schools
playground Required for 7 schools

Computer for Owned Media

@ 80,000 for 2 desktop for
Computer literacy 1 school
of tribal students Required for 18 schools

Boring water for @ 1,00,000 for 1 setup

schools with water
scarcity Required for 1 schools

School toilet block @ 3,00,000 for 1 school

construction
Required for 2 schools

Class room @ 12,80,000 for 1 school

construction
800 sq ft Required for 2 schools
RCC structure

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Yes, I want to support
Education Projects
Rs. 1000 for education kits (uniform, bag, shoes)
Rs. 5000/month for Mid Day Meal meals in 1 pathshala
Rs. 6000/year for education of a tribal child
Rs. 40,000/year to sponsor a pathshala

Healthcare Projects
Rs.15000 for one health camp in a village
Rs.20000/month for running free ambulance service

Social Care Projects

Rs.7500 for feeding 300 tribal on Tithi Bhoj
Rs.15000 for feeding 600 tribal on Tithi Bhoj
Rs.30000 for blankets/sweater distribution to 100 tribals
Rs.1,6 lacs to construct a clean water reservoir
I want to volunteer my expertise for this noble cause

Donate Rs. :__________________________________________

Name : ______________________________________________
Contact No :__________________________________________
Email Id :_____________________________________________
Address :_____________________________________________
____________________________________________________
PAN :_________________________________________________
I pledge to donate Rs :___________________________________

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indiatribalCT

Contact Us :
Admin Office
Flat 2B, Anandadhara Apartment,
177, Station Road East,
New Barrackpore Kolkata - 700131
West Bengal, India

Phone Number
+91 9477553316

Email Address
[email protected]