Embracing our Culture by Cultivating Unity and Celebrating Diversity

• A wide range of observance days related to health, education, agriculture, livelihood, awareness, and environment are celebrated to encourage and empower students, youth, and the rural community.
• Special ceremonies or rituals, such as lighting lamps, offering prayers, or conducting symbolic gestures, are performed to mark these occasions.
• Educational observance days include Independence Day, International Yoga Day, SwachtaPakhwada, Youth Day, Republic Day, Netaji’s birth anniversary, Rabindranath Tagore’s birth anniversary, Teachers’ Day, Children’s Day, Women’s day, World Environment Day, Mangrove Days etc.
•The establishment day of Mukti is celebrated as ‘SankalpaDiwas’ throughout Purbashridharpur.

• Respective Program team prepares a calendar of activities at the start of the year and share the same with the team on ground
• A gentle reminder was sent to all the respective Project Coordinator before the event to prepare accordingly.
• Team at ground oversee the planning, execution, and coordination of project activities, ensuring that the project stays on track and meets its objectives.

South 24 Pgs, East Medinipur, West Medinipur and Howrah district of West Bengal.

• By learning about their culture and tradition, students and villagers gain a deeper understanding of their roots, heritage, and customs.
• Exploring cultural and traditional values can contribute to the moral and ethical development of students
• Community engagement activities provide students and youth with opportunities to interact with different community members, exchange knowledge, and contribute to community development.
• By actively involving communities, observance days we create unity and encourage collective efforts towards common goals.