From the Desk of Secretory Desk

The time was 2009 , One evening the discussing topic was 'NGO' among the friends . A lot of people have reluctance with this name, maybe there is a reason behind it. Without going into the molasses theory, one bosom friend Indrajit Dutta came up with the idea of ??creating an organization that would literally be an organization for the people . Helpless people will get some genuine relief by this platform. By the time one family of two children who battled day and night with a painful incurable disease, came at the door. After listening to the family about their struggles, we did overcome from all doubts and with the advice and specific ideas of Dr. Ratna De Nag (MP , Hooghly, by the time )  the journey of Chinsurah Arogya just began. In between the pages of the calendar have changed into 2010.

Several years have passed since then . With the strong determination to treat those two children Dwip and Moushumi Chinsurah Aarogya had born , today which is the school of trust of thousands of Dwip n Moushumi. Some have responded to treatment and returned back to their parents' arms, unfortunately some found a place in God's heaven. It was difficult, the eyes were wet, but I never thought of returning back .

We walk with keeping Swami Vivekananda's image and his ideals in front . Chinsurah Aroga is steadily moving forward on the path of his infallible words “Those who love all on this earth are truly serving to the Almighty”. Through the service to the people we feel that we are truly serving the God. The scope of services is no longer limited to medical treatment. We are trying to go to the remote areas all over Bengal and stand by the poor, oppressed people as much as possible. People abandoned by their families on the streets, people with mental challenges , helpless, poor people, the place of hope for many such people today is Chinsurah Arogya. Not only common people, today the administration also trusts on Chinsurah Arogya, it is our pride.

Since the year 2010, we have been able to travel so far today, the full credit goes to those people who have silently extended their helping hand by our side in every way, it may be financially or physically. As the days go by it seems that there is plenty of work to be done. Finally, one prayer to the Almighty may  Chinsurah Aarogya continue it’s journey for the people by the bless of God.

Thanks & Regards

Amit Kumar Mallick

Secretary