Author: Suguna

Pindaruch, February 23rd, 2026

Your contribution has the power to transform lives in the remote villages along the Indo–Nepal border in Bihar, one of the most underdeveloped and underserved regions in the world. In these communities, access to even basic healthcare remains a daily challenge. With your support, we can provide essential medical services, bringing care, relief, and hope to thousands who would otherwise go without treatment.

Beyond healthcare, we are deeply committed to shaping a brighter future for children by enhancing the quality of education available to them. Through improved learning resources, guidance, and support, we aim to empower young minds with knowledge and confidence, helping them break the cycle of poverty.

This year marks a significant step forward in our mission. We plan to upgrade our health centre to expand its reach and capacity, ensuring that more people receive timely and effective care. At the same time, we are working towards establishing a polytechnic institute that will equip local youth with practical industrial skills, opening doors to employment, self-reliance, and economic growth.

Every small contribution plays a vital role in driving this change. Together, we can uplift communities, create opportunities, and build a future where health, education, and dignity are within everyone’s reach.

We welcome your generous support in helping us create lasting change. Kindly find our bank details below to make your contribution. Your donation will directly support our healthcare initiatives and educational programs for those in need.

Pindaruch, January 26th, 2026

Paanchanya Trust proudly celebrated the 76th Republic Day on 26th January at 7:30 a.m. The early morning gathering was filled with a sense of patriotism, unity, and purpose. The celebration served as a reminder of the values enshrined in the Indian Constitution—justice, equality, and compassion—which continue to guide the Trust’s work.

On this significant occasion, Paanchanya Trust reaffirmed its commitment to serving society through its ongoing initiatives in social welfare, education, and community support. The event reflected the Trust’s mission to work selflessly for the upliftment of the underprivileged and to contribute meaningfully to nation-building through service and responsibility.

Pindaruch, December 10, 2025

This is Kajal (name changed). Today, she brings children from her hamlet and teaches them at the Paanchajanya Centre in Pindaruch. Until last year, she had been a student at the centre herself.

Even now, her living conditions are no different from those of the children she teaches. She sleeps with four or five siblings and her parents in a single-room tenement, with a cow or buffalo tied just outside the door.

Despite these hardships, Kajal secured a high first division in her earlier public examinations. She is currently pursuing a major in Humanities at L. N. Mithila University, Darbhanga. She has also received a scholarship from the state government, along with another from an NGO.

Lighting the Path of Learning: Ms. Kajal

Pindaruch, December 03, 2025

Scholarships of between ₹ 3,000/- & 10,000/- were given to 34 students including 15 girls and 20 school students from economically weaker families of Darbhanga Dt here at Paanchajanya Centre this evening on the occasion of 141st birthday of Dr Rajendra Prasad, first President of India, celebrated as Merit Day in Bihar. Scholarships awarded by CR Kothari Memorial Public Charitable Trust of Vadodara are given every year to students selected for merit and work in art, craft or social field. Chief Guest Dr Om Prakash, eminent surgeon of Darbhanga, spoke about his own struggles and urged the students to work ceaselessly to achieve the goal. Sanjay Jayaswal of Mithila Art Institute Madhubani spoke about careers in arts. Prof Pradeep Kant Choudhary, formerly of Delhi University, presided. Profs Sanjiv Kumar Chaudhary of BITS Pilani, Mr Mukesh Kumar Jha of Dr Prabhat Das Foundation and scholarship awardees Ayush Kumar and Muskan Kumari also spoke on the occasion. A past awardee, Ajeet Kumar, M Sc (Physics), IIT Madras was also present. Anthem of Kothari Memorial Trust was sung by awardees Stuti, Richa & Samisha. Programme began with prayers by Neetu Kumari, Music Teacher of +2 School, Pindaruch accompanied on Tabla by Md Shamshad of Darbhanga, and ended with thanks by Prof Vinay Kumar Choudhary, formerly of B M University, Saharsa. Vote of thanks was proposed by Prof Vinay Kumar Choudhary, of B M University, Saharsa.

Lighting the Path of Learning: CR Kothari Memorial Trust Scholarship Initiatives

Pindaruch, November 15, 2025

Under the auspices of the Paanchajanya Centre, Pindaruch, and with the generous support of the Jairaj Family of Chennai, the Annual Sports Event was successfully conducted on 15 November for students of Government Primary Schools in Pindaruch (West), Darbhanga, Bihar – 847306. Due to the State Assembly Elections, the event—traditionally held on Children’s Day, 14 November—had to be rescheduled this year.

Across India, fewer than 50% of schools in Bihar and 70% nationwide have access to a playground or basic sports facilities. With your support, the Paanchajanya Trust is committed to bringing holistic education—including physical education—to children in as many villages as possible.

Sports Day Activities and Competitions