Support Poorest Of The Poor Hindus Of West Bengal During The Auspicious Days Of KALI PUJA & DEEPAWALI.

With your generous support we have already gifted New Clothes to our Economically Sisters and Mothers, delivering happiness to them during the days of Navaratri and Durga Puja. 

We request your further support so that we can reach out to more and more sisters and mothers and gift them New Dresses for the upcoming KALI PUJA and DEEPAWALI.

Though poor but they are on the frontline of Bengal’s battle against rising adharmik forces.

This fundraiser is aimed at the poor, marginalized population who find it impossible to make ends meet. They happen to be the foot soldiers of Dharma in troubled Bengal.

Durga Puja / Navaratri / Dussehra evokes religious fervor that brings immense joy for every Hindu. It is the soul of our existence. Durga embodies Shakti, the destroyer of adharma. She also represents the love and compassion of the Mother. It also commemorates the victory of Prabhu Shri Ram over the Evil.

KALI PUJA - The goddess Durga calls upon Kali ma to defeat the demon RAKTABEEJ and his countless clones. Kali ma goddess defeats him by feeding every last drop of his blood to the Jackals, Dogs and Foxes, so that RaktaBeej can no longer replicate himself.

DEEPWALI - WE CELEBRATE King Rama's return to Ayodhya after he defeated Ravana by lighting rows of clay lamps and Bursting Crackers. We also Celebrate the same day as Bhagwan Shree Krishna defeated the demon Narakasura.

My team and myself have  taken up an initiative to start a mass movement to reach out to the poorest Hindus. They are the brave ones who fight fearlessly and even lay their lives down for the defence of Hindu Dharma. It is in them that Ma Durga, Ma Kali resides. It is in them that the survival of our Hindu civilization rests.

But ironically, they are the most vulnerable lot. They need to be protected and supported by the educated, well-off Hindus.

With this donation drive, we intend to meet the following objectives:

1. Distributing new clothes, food and other essentials among the poorest in at least 11 of the state’s 24 districts and more than 10,000 individuals.

2. Supporting and training pujaris/priests across caste and gender.

3. Carrying out Dharma Jagaran in challenging areas.

Please contribute for your very own people and for this important civilizational cause.

Jai Ma Durga,

Devdutta Maji

(Social Activist & President of SINGHABAHINI)