Bhargavi SamarthWelfare Trust · Estd. 2025
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Basic Computer CourseFree, with 31 BN SSB SSB Collaboration ProgramsBorder and rural areas CSR Sponsored CoursesZero-fee skilling Paid Vocational CoursesLow-cost, self-funded Commercial & Future-SkillEV, solar, mobile and more Convocation & CertificationRecognised certificates Worked in 2 StatesWest Bengal and Assam Women & Youth EmpowermentSHG and first-generation learnersScroll for more
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Transparency is not a policy. It's how we operate.
Who runs the Trust, what we are registered for, the policies we follow and the reports we publish.
A registered non-profit with its records in order.
Bhargavi Samarth Welfare Trust is registered with the Government of West Bengal (Reg. No. IV-1901-00333/2025) and established in 2025. Our headquarters is at Kora Para, Shishu Bagan, Raniganj, West Bengal 713347, and we work across West Bengal and Assam.
We hold the registrations that donors, CSR partners and government agencies look for, and we are open about who is responsible for the Trust.
The People Who Steward This Trust
The board sets the Trust's direction, oversees its programs and answers for how it is run.
Niraj Verma
Founder & ChairmanFounded Bhargavi Samarth Welfare Trust in 2025 with a mission to empower underserved youth and women through education, skilling and livelihood programs.
Kartik Burman
TrusteeTrustee of the NGO, supporting governance, program oversight and community outreach across our operating states.
What we are registered for, and what it means.
12A, 80G, FCRA, CSR-1 and ISO 9001:2015, with annual statutory audits by independent firms. Write to us for a copy of any certificate.
Income-tax registration for charitable trusts
Registration under section 12A recognises the Trust as a charitable organisation, so income applied to its charitable purposes is not taxed.
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Registration under section 80G lets eligible donors claim a tax deduction on donations made to the Trust.
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Registration under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act allows the Trust to receive contributions from abroad under government oversight.
Request certificate copyReady for CSR funding
CSR-1 registration with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs lets companies fund the Trust as an implementing agency under their CSR programs.
Request certificate copyQuality management
An international standard for quality management, applied to how we plan, deliver and review our training.
Request certificate copyIndependent statutory audit
Our accounts go through annual statutory audits by independent firms. Audited financials and program impact reports are published every financial year.
Every financial yearFive policies that guide our work.
POSH, Child Protection, Whistleblower, Anti-Bribery and Conflict of Interest, all published. Ask us for a copy of any policy.
POSH Policy
Prevention of Sexual Harassment. A safe, respectful workplace and training environment for staff, trainers and learners, with a clear complaints process.
Request a copyChild Protection Policy
Protecting children and minors. Rules for keeping children and young learners safe in every program, centre and event.
Request a copyWhistleblower Policy
Speak up safely. A safe way for staff, volunteers and partners to raise concerns about wrongdoing without fear of retaliation.
Request a copyAnti-Bribery Policy
Zero tolerance. No bribes, no improper payments, in dealings with officials, partners or suppliers.
Request a copyConflict of Interest Policy
Decisions made in good faith. Trustees and staff declare personal interests so that decisions are taken only for the Trust and the people it serves.
Request a copyHow we stay answerable.
Every year follows the same cycle, from planning to a public report.
Plan
Programs are planned with partners such as the Sashastra Seema Bal and CSR donors.
Deliver
Batches run at our centres, with trainees and outcomes tracked.
Audit
Annual statutory audit of our accounts by an independent firm.
Publish
Audited financials and program impact reports published every financial year.
Have a question or a concern?
Write to the Trust about governance, finances or conduct. We read every message.
Annual Reports & Audited Financials
As a 2025-registered trust, our active project portfolio and financials are listed below.
SSB Basic Computer Training
Conducted with 31 BN Sashastra Seema Bal at Gossaigaon, Assam.
- Partner
- 31 BN Sashastra Seema Bal
- Location
- Gossaigaon, Assam
- Period
- January 2026
- Who
- Border-area youth
CSR + Paid Skill Courses, West Bengal
CSR-sponsored batches alongside affordable paid courses, currently running.
- Funding
- CSR donors and self-funded learners
- Location
- West Bengal, from Raniganj
- Status
- Currently running
- Who
- Youth, women and first-generation learners
These documents will be published here once the audit is complete.
Give with confidence. Learn with pride.
Every contribution funds another seat in another classroom, and our accounts are audited every year.