Chetana Jagrati Punj

Chetana Jagrati Punj is an Indian welfare society established on 19 August 2009. It works across a broad set of social-development themes, including agriculture, art and culture, education and literacy, and environmental and forest protection. Its stated scope also covers animal husbandry, dairying and fisheries; support for older people, children, and differently abled people; civic issues; disaster management; drinking water; food processing; health and family welfare; HIV/AIDS; human rights; legal awareness and legal aid; labour and employment; microfinance; minority issues; renewable energy; nutrition; and panchayati raj. The organisation’s programme profile is therefore wider than that of a narrowly specialised charity. Its aims combine rural and livelihood concerns, public-health and social-protection issues, community infrastructure, rights awareness, and environmental work. Agriculture-related objectives sit alongside animal husbandry, dairy, fisheries, food processing, biotechnology, and renewable energy, suggesting an orientation toward rural development and livelihood improvement. Education and literacy, information and communication technology, legal awareness, and civic issues indicate a complementary focus on community capacity, access to information, and participation in public life. Chetana Jagrati Punj also identifies vulnerable or underserved groups among its intended areas of concern. These include children, older people, differently abled people, Dalit communities, minorities, people affected by HIV/AIDS, and workers. Its stated objectives include both direct welfare concerns, such as nutrition, drinking water, health, and family welfare, and broader institutional or civic themes, such as human rights, panchayati raj, disaster management, and legal aid. The society’s state office is in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, while the listed head office is in Okhla, Jamia Nagar, New Delhi. Public reference material identifies an executive committee comprising Rajesh Chauhan as president, Wasim Ahmed as general secretary, Rajkumar Sharma as treasurer, and Archna, Nilendra Singh, Mohisin Ali, and Riyajuddin as members. No reliable public information in the supplied material establishes a commercial parent, listed status, revenue, product portfolio, or official website. The organisation is best understood as a civil-society and welfare entity rather than a consumer product brand.

Chetana Jagrati Punj was established on 19 August 2009 as a welfare society in India. The available public description presents the organisation through its stated aims and objects rather than through a detailed chronology of individual projects, funding rounds, offices, or programme outcomes. Its mandate is notably broad, combining rural development, social welfare, education, public health, rights, culture, and environmental protection. Agriculture and allied livelihoods form one important part of the society’s stated remit. The listed areas include agriculture, animal husbandry, dairying and fisheries, food processing, biotechnology, and new and renewable energy. These subjects are commonly associated with rural economic development and household livelihoods, although the supplied sources do not document specific schemes, beneficiaries, geographic projects, or measurable results undertaken by the society. A second group of objectives concerns education, information, and civic participation. Chetana Jagrati Punj identifies education and literacy, information and communication technology, legal awareness and aid, civic issues, human rights, and panchayati raj among its areas of work. Together, these aims describe an interest in improving access to knowledge, public institutions, legal support, and local governance. The society also lists art and culture, indicating that its objectives extend beyond economic and administrative development to cultural activity. The organisation’s social-welfare scope includes children, older people, differently abled people, Dalit communities, minorities, workers, and people affected by HIV/AIDS. It also identifies health and family welfare, nutrition, drinking water, and disaster management. These objectives place basic needs and support for vulnerable groups alongside longer-term social inclusion and rights-based concerns. Environmental and sustainability-related subjects include environment and forests, renewable energy, and biotechnology. The sources do not specify whether these aims are delivered through advocacy, education, field projects, partnerships, or direct services. Similarly, no reliable information supplied for this entry establishes the society’s budget, staffing, donor base, registration details, project portfolio, or present programme scale. The listed head office is in Okhla, Jamia Nagar, New Delhi, and the organisation’s state office is identified as being in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh. Public reference material lists Rajesh Chauhan as president, Wasim Ahmed as general secretary, Rajkumar Sharma as treasurer, and Archna, Nilendra Singh, Mohisin Ali, and Riyajuddin as members of the executive committee. No former officeholders or subsequent leadership changes are documented in the supplied sources. The available record supports describing Chetana Jagrati Punj as an India-focused welfare society with a wide developmental mandate, but a fuller institutional history would require additional primary or registry documentation.

• 2009

  Chetana Jagrati Punj established

  [1]Chetana Jagrati Punjen.wikipedia.org

  The welfare society was established on 19 August 2009.

A broad-based Indian welfare society focused on community development, rural livelihoods, education, social inclusion, health, rights awareness, and environmental concerns.

1. 1Chetana Jagrati Punjen.wikipedia.org