In 2008, Some of the well-wishers of Bhaskar Sanskar Kendra at No.2 Parbatipur, Assam met in Nagpur and decided to help the wonderfull work going on there for almost two decades without any external assistance. They were impressed by the hardworking and sincere boys and girls in the remote village. So they formed a small group and called for a meeting when Warnekar couple working at Parbatipur came for annual vacation to Nagpur. In the meeting it was decided to form a trust that will finance and monitor the activities of Bhaskar Sanskar Kendra at Parbatipur along with any other similar work going on anywhere in India. Soon a committee was formed and the Trust UTTHAN CHARITABLE FOUNDATION was registered as Society in Charity Commissioner's Office at Nagpur in 2008. The same was converted into a Registered Trust in 2011 and the trust got Income Tax Relief under section 80G in 2012. Since then the Trust Members are keenly observing and encouraging the Sanskar Kendra Workers by personally visiting Assam Whenever possible.

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About BHASKAR SANSKAR KENDRA

"Bhaskar Sanskar Kendra" had a humble beginning in November 1988 in a small village known as No. 2 Parbatipur, in the Lakhimpur district of Assam. The village was predominantly inherited by ex-tea garden workers community speaking the Sadani dialect. The community there had zero literacy and was living in a very pathetic condition. Due to illiteracy, excessive drinking and social backwardness, it was a soft target to be exploited by vested interests. Few young boys and girls of the community joined hands to rise from this sunken situation through "Shiksha and Sanskars". In the name of the bright Lord Sun, they founded "Bhaskar Sanskar Kendra" and began their activities in the evening with games, songs, stories, prayer and studies. Since then they have never looked back and with hard work, have risen to a stage, which many others wish to replicate.

Our Programmes

BHASKAR GYANPEETH

A Primary School "BHASKAR GYANPEETH" is catering the educational need of around 200 children of weaker sections at minimal cost.

The ladies are enjoying their education. Every Saturday many of them participate in the weekly Bhajan Sandhya in Shiva Parvati temple in the campus.

Sadanis include people, who or whose forefathers worked in tea gardens of Assam

"Shiksha and Sanskars"

MAHILA PRAUDH PRASHIKSHAN VARGA

SADANI BHASHI YUWA MANCH

BHASKAR SANSKAR KENDRA

SADANIS OF ASSAM

A Youth Wing "SADANI BHASHI YUWA MANCH❞ was formed by ex-students of Sanskar Kendra and Gyanpeeth.

Partner organisations

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Glimpses

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