samyaksamanta

Regd No: 08/3043 of 2015

Income Tax-12AA Regd No: CIT(EXEMPTION), HYD/12AA/2019-20/A/10380

Income tax-80G(5)(vi) Regd No: CIT(EXEMPTION), HYD/80G/2019-20/A/10106

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The word “Samyak” is a sanskrit word which means good and the word “Samanata” is an Odia word which means equal. We dream of an India where everything will be good and everyone will be equal. This dream can truly be spoken by the name “Samyak Samanata” and so the name. Samyak Samanata is a revolution; a revolution against our unsocial political system; a revolution to create a classless society where both the poor and the rich will be treated equally and can enjoy all the rights truly equally. This is the theme behind our tagline which is “A Revolution for the Social and Economic Equality”.

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Cared Families

Family case number- 19: Susama Samal family

Address: AT-MAHARAMPUR, PO-TIHIDI, DISTRICT – BHADRAK We had known this family through one of our friends Mohan, roommate of our member Laxmikanta Parida. She was living happily with her husband and children.But 12 years back, her son died.After few years of her son’s death, Susama lost her vision due to continuous crying and mental pressure …

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Family case number -17 :Bapi family

Members: 01-Bapi (Krishna Dalei ) 02-Kalpana Dalei (sister) 03-Sukaanti Dalei (mother) We got to know about this family in 2017, when they used to live at the mastercanteen railway station .Everyday Bapi, his sister and his mother used to beg at the railway station. Many years ago his father was died. First we had enrolled …

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Family case number -34: Sonali family

Members: 01-Prakasha Das (father) 02-Sangeeta Das (mother) 03-Madhab Das (brother) Address: Mastercanteen Slum backside of Janata Lodge, unit-3 We met this family at Mastercanteen railway station in 2018. They requested us to keep their daughter (Sonali Das) in a hostel. So we had applied for sonali’s hostel admission in urban deprived hostel under SDPC, SSA …

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Family case number -21: Ramesh Chandra Ghadia Family

Address: At-Narasinghpur , Ps- Basudevpur , District –Bhadrak Both the husband and wife (Sukanti Ghadia) were suffering from AIDS. They have a son .This family was identified by one of our member Laxmikanta Parida. We brought both husband and wife to Bhadrak medical for their treatment. Our organization has also sanctioned amount 500 rupees per …

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Family case number -32: Gelhi and Sukanta family

We found this family at Balasore Railway station. Their parents are not alive now. These two children used to beg at railway station .when we met them, they requested to keep them in a hostel. So we had produced them before Balasore CWC on 27.11.2018(ref No: SS-11/2018) .Then as per our written application to the …

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Family case number -25: Tulasi Singh family

This family was identified by us in 2018 at Balesore railway station. At that time they were three members. Two children named Tulasi Singh(Female, aged 8 years), Durgaprasad Singh(Babu)(Male,4 years) and their mother Sabitri Singh and they were living at footpath of the railway station. We had provided them a rented house (SS House rent …

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Ever since 2008, Samyak Samanata has fought socially & legally for the people who does not have roof over their head or some to stand by them. Read about our people and join us to give more power to the people in need.