Deep-rooted within the culture of India is the fierce egalitarianism that truly wants to come out, yet repetitive disruptive and negative behaviour of our people that stops this form of living to develop and flourish in our society. Women and children undeniably face multiple difficulties that are inherent in our social structure. Some of the complications can be curtailed by legal provisions in favour of the people. Indian law has contributed their share (which still needs to be improved and publicly taught, but giving credit where it is due) in giving provision to people of their rights.

At Mitralok Charitable Trust, we believe empowered women build a stronger society. Through our Women Welfare and Empowerment programs, we aim to provide education, skill development, self-employment opportunities, and social awareness for women in Kolkata and Bankura, West Bengal. Join us in helping women achieve financial independence, dignity, and leadership within their communities. Together, we can create a future where every woman thrives with confidence and equality.

No hungry People concept was originally conceptualised by Mrs. S Mitra , who gave up his Corporate Career in the year 2000 to serve the Social Development Sector. Initially, he started with an idea of helping the Social Organisations in the area of fundraising to ensure that Social Programs do not take a back seat due to paucity of funds. With the help of kind hearted philanthropies, he started the Nutritious Meal Program in Bakura and realised that this concept should spread across the state then nation then the rest of the world. In doing so, Mrs. S Mitra also realised that he has to network with as many NGO’s as possible to ensure that this Nutritious Meal Program is implemented all across the country.