.: Dakshin Kalikata Sevasram :.


Brief Note On Activities Of Sevasram :

We the members of Dakshin Kalikata Sevasram take this opportunity to introduce this institution.

Dakshin Kolikata Sevasram is an orphanage and presently the strength of our inmates is seventy.Sevasram was founded in the year 1924 with Deshbandhu Chittaranjan Das as president and Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose as Secretary.

Our Activities :

1. Home for 75 Destitute Boys with the facilities Moral & Physical development: -

A) Shelter, Food & Healthcare

B) Formal Education I to XII standards

C) Sports and Physical Training

D) Craft & Creative art Training

E) Library & Recreational facilities

2. Free primary School

A) This school is open to all poor children of the locality.

B) Day care center for local poor children

3. Vocational Training Programmes for underprivileged children.

A) Electric House Wiring 1 Year

B) Motor Winding 6 Months
C) Fundamentals of Computer Training 1 Year
D) Tailoring Course 1 Year

4. Social Awareness - Program on children

Recognition of the Service of the Sevasram :


Class Room	Computer Class	Electric Class


Tailoring Class	Art & Craft Class	Singing Class


Yoga Class	Karate Training	Health Checkup


Award for Best School for Saraswati Puja	An Award for Overall performance in Puja	Table Tennis Training

The Hon ble President of India Gani Zail Sing visited the Sevasram on Diamond Jubilee Year in 1984 and recalled service in the field of children welfare .Also the Hon'ble Vice-President of India Sri Krishnan Kant visited the Sevasram during the Platinum jubilee celebration in 1999.

The Sevasrams was crowned with THE NATIONAL AWARD FOR CHILD WELFARE 1999 by the PRESIDENT of INDIA.

Working of Sevashram last 20 years No of Inmates Education Standred

Year	No of Inmate	Govt./Gen	Primary	Secondary	Madhyamic	H.S.	Vocational
2005-06	58	48+10	17	36	5		7
2006-07	63	53+10	22	35	5	1	5
2007-08	66	56+10	30	30	3	3	5
2008-09	66	56+10	22	36	5	3	14
2009-10	69	58+11	16	43	6	4	11
2010-11	68	57+11	14	46	5	3	18
2011-12	70	63+7	29	36	3	2	12
2012-13	66	59+7	29	33	3	5	5
2013-14	60	53+7	20	38	5	2	14
2014-15	73	61+12	38	31	4	0	18
2015-16	63	51+12	25	36	0	2	24
2016-17	69	58+11	25	44	6	1	15
2017-18	76	66+10	29	46	1	0	8
2018-19	61	50+11	23	38	0	0	11
2019-20	65	51+14	21	40	4	0	13
2020-21	56	43+13	12	42	2	0	0
2021-22	51	41+10	16	33	2	0	14
2022-23	48	39+9	18	30	0	0	13
2023-24	55	44+11	16	38	1	0	14
2024-25	59	45+14	12	40	6	1	13

LIST OF INMATES MARCH - 2025

" M.I.- Mitra Institution
N.H. -National High School
DKS P- Class I to IV -Dakshin Kalikata Sevasram Prathamik Vidyalaya "

		MEMO NO		MEMO	Date of	Date of	Age on	Class	School
SL	Name			DATE	Admission	Birth	Mar-25
No
1	SHUBHO SINGH	5/1(4)	DMEEO/kol	07-Jan-15	16-Jan-15	3-Aug-06	18-07	M.P	N.H.
2	SUMIT DEBNATH	188/1(4)	DMEEO/kol	11-May-16	14-May-16	13-Sep-08	16-06	M.P	M.I.
3	SANTANU BARMAN	16/1(4)	DMEEO/kol	05-Jan-17	17-Jan-17	2-Jun-09	15-09	X	M.I.
4	PRADIP NAYEK	14/1(4)	DMEEO/kol	05-Jan-17	12-Feb-17	10-Jun-11	13-09	VIII	M.I.
5	BASUDEB BISWAS	21/1(4)	DMEEO/kol	05-Jan-17	17-Feb-17	30-Nov-10	14-04	IX	N.H.
6	RUDRA BALMIKI	72/1(4)	DMEEO/kol	23-Feb-17	28-Feb-17	29-Mar-10	14-12	IX	M.I.
7	SANDIP DAS	167/1(4)	DMEEO/kol	08-May-17	20-May-17	25-Aug-10	14-07	IX	N.H.
8	ARGHA SEAL	548/1(3)	DMEEO/kol	21-Dec-17	10-Jan-18	29-Jul-08	16-08	M.P	N.H.
9	SOUMEN SARKAR	556/1(3)	DMEEO/kol	21-Dec-17	11-Jan-18	6-Oct-06	18-05	XI	M.I.
10	PRINCE KR. SWARNKAR	549/1(3)	DMEEO/kol	21-Dec-17	25-Jan-18	11-Feb-06	19-01	M.P	N.H.
11	DEBJIT MONDAL	71/1(3)	DMEEO/kol	21-Feb-18	25-Feb-18	13-Mar-11	13-12	VIII	M.I.
12	SURAJ DAS	75/1(3)	DMEEO/kol	21-Feb-18	15-Mar-18	19-Aug-09	15-07	X	N.H.
13	DEBRAJ ADHIKARY	187/1(3)	DMEEO/kol	04-Apr-18	03-May-18	16-Nov-08	16-04	M.P	N.H.
14	SUVROJIT DAS	12/1(3)	DMEEO/kol	03-Jan-19	18-Jan-19	13-Mar-11	13-12	VIII	N.H.
15	SANAJIT MONDAL	14/1(3)	DMEEO/kol	03-Jan-19	19-Jan-19	28-Apr-09	15-11	X	M.I.
16	AOUSH SARKAR	79/1(3)	DMEEO/kol	01-Feb-19	14-Feb-19	3-Jun-12	12-09	VII	M.I.
17	SUJAN DAS	81/1(3)	DMEEO/kol	01-Feb-19	15-Feb-19	7-Dec-11	13-03	VIII	N.H.
18	SHUBHANKAR HALDER	75/1(3)	DMEEO/kol	01-Feb-19	19-Feb-19	6-Jun-09	15-09	X	N.H.
19	PRIYANSU MONDAL	170/1(3)	DMEEO/kol	24-Apr-19	1-May-19	4-Sep-12	12-06	V	DKS P
20	MANIK SEULI	440/1(3)	DMEEO/kol	03-Dec-19	11-Dec-19	1-Oct-10	14-05	IX	M.I.
21	MANAS GIRI	50/1(3)	DMEEO/kol	21-Feb-22	22-Feb-22	29-Nov-10	14-04	VIII	N.H.
22	SUJAN MONDAL	61/1(3)	DMEEO/kol	21-Feb-22	22-Feb-22	15-Sep-08	16-06	X	N.H.
23	SHIBAM SINGH	72/1(3)	DMEEO/kol	21-Feb-22	22-Feb-22	6-Jan-10	15-02	X	N.H.
24	SRIJAN DAS	73/1(3)	DMEEO/kol	21-Feb-22	22-Feb-22	13-May-12	12-10	VII	M.I
25	JYOTIRUP KARMAKAR	74/1(3)	DMEEO/kol	21-Feb-22	22-Feb-22	22-Mar-09	15-12	X	N.H.
26	KUSAN HALDER	75/1(3)	DMEEO/kol	21-Feb-22	21-Mar-22	27-Apr-13	11-11	VI	N.H.
27	KUSHAN HALDER	60/1(3)	DMEEO/kol	21-Feb-22	26-Jul-22	29-Oct-13	11-05	VI	N.H.
28	VIYAAN ROY	252/1(2)	DMEEO/kol	26-May-22	29-May-22	6-Jun-15	09-09	IV	DKS P
29	ARIB DAS	298/1(2)	DMEEO/kol	27-Jun-22	17-Jun-22	29-Feb-12	12-12	VII	M.I
30	KRISHNO MONDAL	535/1(2)	DMEEO/kol	29-Sep-22	20-Oct-22	27-Oct-11	13-05	VIII	M.I.
31	ARIYAN SHARMA	534/1(2)	DMEEO/kol	29-Sep-22	30-Nov-22	18-Sep-15	09-06	IV	DKS P
32	DIP NASKAR	82/1(2)	DMEEO/kol	19-Jan-23	29-Jan-23	11-Jan-13	12-02	VI	M.I.
33	BISWAJIT BHATTACHARYYA	85/1(2)	DMEEO/kol	19-Jan-23	28-Feb-23	1-May-13	11-10	VII	N.H.
34	MOHIT ROUTH	86/1(2)	DMEEO/kol	19-Jan-23	29-Jan-23	26-Sep-13	11-06	VI	M.I.
35	KUSHAL DAS	259/1(2)	DMEEO/kol	26-Apr-23	30-Apr-23	27-Oct-08	16-05	M.P	N.H.
36	ABHIRUP MONDAL	308/1(2)	DMEEO/kol	14-Jun-23	25-Jun-23	15-Mar-13	11-12	VI	M.I.
37	SAGNIK ROY	347/1(2)	DMEEO/kol	14-Jun-23	25-Jun-23	3-Dec-13	11-03	VI	M.I.
38	SUJIT BAYRAGI	348/1(2)	DMEEO/kol	14-Jun-23	25-Jun-23	24-Oct-13	11-05	VI	N.H.
39	RUPAM BIJALI	350/1(2)	DMEEO/kol	14-Jun-23	30-Jun-23	2-Jul-14	10-08	V	DKS P
40	RAJDWIP NAIYA	353/1(2)	DMEEO/kol	14-Jun-23	17-Jul-23	16-Jul-11	13-08	VIII	M.I.
41	ARUSH ROUTH	304/1(2)	DMEEO/kol	14-Jun-23	30-Jul-23	15-Sep-16	08-06	III	DKS P
42	SAYAN RAJOWAR	307/1(2)	DMEEO/kol	14-Jun-23	17-Aug-23	16-Jul-13	11-08	VI	M.I.
43	RUDRA JANA	97/1(2)	DMEEO/kol	21-Feb-25	9-Mar-25	10-Oct-12	12-05	VII	M.I.
44	DEEP MONDAL	98/1(2)	DMEEO/kol	21-Feb-25	19-Mar-25	16-Mar-17	07-12	II	DKS P
45	BHOLA HANSDA	112/1(2)	DMEEO/kol	21-Feb-25	21-Mar-25	21-Oct-14	10-05	V	DKS P
46	SAYAN BISWAS	11/DKS/GEN/17		6-Dec-17	6-Dec-17	19-Apr-12	12-11	VII	M.I.
47	GOPINATH HALDER	22/DKS/GEN/22		26-Mar-22	26-Mar-22	4-Aug-10	14-07	VIII	M.I.
48	SOMNATH HALDER	23/DKS/GEN/22		26-Mar-22	26-Mar-22	2-Sep-13	11-06	VI	M.I.
49	RANAJIT DAS	24/DKS/GEN/22		17-Apr-22	17-Apr-22	11-Dec-11	13-03	VIII	M.I.
50	RAHUL HALDER	29/DKS/GEN/23		5-Feb-23	5-Feb-23	20-Jan-10	15-02	VIII	M.I.
51	SHAYAN PATRA	30/DKS/GEN/23		23-Feb-23	23-Feb-23	6-Nov-09	15-04	IX	M.I.
52	SAYON DAS	32/DKS/GEN/23		24-Apr-23	24-Apr-23	21-Nov-16	08-04	III	DKS P
53	MOHIT SARKAR	34/DKS/GEN/24		19-Jan-24	19-Jan-24	17-Jan-11	14-02	VIII	M.I.
54	ABHRA MONDAL	35/DKS/GEN/24		27-Jan-24	27-Jan-24	16-Jul-16	08-08	III	DKS P
55	SUBHAJEET MONDAL	36/DKS/GEN/24		27-Jan-24	27-Jan-24	2-Nov-12	12-04	VII	N.H.
56	SWASTIK ROY	37/DKS/GEN/24		11-Apr-24	11-Apr-24	27-Aug-10	14-07	IX	M.I.
57	RUPAM PARAMANIK	39/DKS/GEN/25		10-Jan-25	10-Jan-25	7-Nov-18	06-04	I	DKS P
58	RAJAT MANNA	40/DKS/GEN/25		12-Jan-25	12-Jan-25	2-Dec-14	10-03	V	DKS P
59	RONI MONDAL	42/DKS/GEN/25		8-Feb-25	8-Feb-25	17-Jul-14	10-08	V	DKS P

Statistical Data & other Information on the Working of the Sevasram for the period 2024-25

		APPENDIX A
No of Inmates (Boys)	Sanction strength	Actual Strength
Mass Education, Extension Govt. of W.B Dept	65	45
Endowment Funds	15	14
Total Inmates		59

No. of Inmates at the Opening of the year		55
Admitted during the year (General Fund)		06
Admitted during the year (Govt. Grant)		03
Left during the year (Appeared Madhyamik & H.S.)		(0)
Transfer to other Govt. Home/taken back by Guardian		(4)
Transfer to Govt. Grant		(1)
No of Inmates at the end of the year		59

Age Group Of Boys	No.
6 years to 9 years	05
9 Yrs above up to 12 yrs.	13
12 Yrs above up to 15 Yrs.	24
15 Yrs. Above up to 18 Yrs.	14
18 Yrs. Above	03
No of Inmates Admitted to Hospital	02

			Appeared
Education Standard	Primary	Secondary	Madhyamic	H.S.
	12	40	6	1

Vocational Training Imparted in the Sevasram
Computer Fundamental (Class IX to X)	14 Inmates
Tailoring Course (Class IX to X)	14 Inmates
Electrical House wiring (Class X & Madhyamic)	13 Inmates

Facilities of Recreation / Co-Curricular Activities
Painting & Drawing, Craft	1 day a week
Cultural Class	2 day a week
Karate Class	1 day a week
No of Cultural Programmer by the Inmates	3

Name of Staff	Designation	No. of Staff
Sri Samaresh Mondal	Superintendent
Sri Arup Khamaru	Assistant Superintendent
Sri Rahul Mondal	Warden
Sri Swapan Halder	Cook
Sri Srikanta Das	Cook
Sri Bimal Samanta	Cook
Sri Birendra Nath Ghosh	Gate-Keeper
Sri Mohini Ranjan Sardar	Housekeeper
Sweeper		2 (Part-time)
Subject Teacher		15
Drawing Teacher		1
Singing Teacher		1
Music Teacher		1
Electric House Wiring		1
Computer Trainer		2
Karate Trainer		1
Tailoring Trainer		1
Table Tennis Trainer		1

EXPENDITURE ON BOYS 2024-25 (per boys per month)
Items	Rupees
Food	2,389.00
Bedding & Clothing	246.00
Education, Health & Play	884.00
Electricity	209.00
Salary Administrative	1,776.00
Sport & Cultural Meet	141.00
Excursions	283.00
Avg .Cost of Maintenance	5,929.00
Last Year	5,096.00
Govt. Grants for Maintenance	2,200.00

DAILY FOOD CHART ON AVERAGE (PER BOY / PER DAY)
Cereals (Excluding Tiffin & Breakfast)	259 Gms Per day
Pulse	38 Gms Per day
Potato & Vegetable	286 Gms Per day
M. Oil	37 Gms Per day
Sugar	22 Gms Per day
Fish, Egg, Meat	8 Times in a week
Fruits / Sweets	13 Times in a week
Milk	2 Times in a week

Total No. Executive Committee Meeting Held	4 Days
Meeting with the Guardian of the Inmates	2 Days

Our Appeal :

Sevasram's resources come mainly from donations, grants and from the sale of our products - greeting cards, craft products made by the inmates. WE need you, your money, time, skills, materials or even your moral support to whatever extent is possible.Every rupee, every suggestion, every skill, each moment coming from you takes us a step further in our mission. Nothing is too small or insignificant a contribution. We are confident that together you and DKS can make a big difference to the children of our nation.We need you. Much have been done yet we know that we have still miles to go We need your help.