We live in society. We are indebted to society.

We have paid the price for the food that reaches our plate. The farmer's hard work is more than the price we have paid. The hard work of the farmer, the grains and vegetables prepared at the end of the day and night, have reached our plate. Food is very essential to survive in life. And the farmer has worked hard to produce that food. Thus, the farmer is the "father" of the society in the true sense. Thus, the entire society is indebted to the farmer.

We need bread-clothes-house and other necessities of life for survival. We take the services of teachers, doctors, carpenters, tailors, blacksmiths, artists, drivers, servants, laborers.  In total, many people contribute to sustaining our lives. Our lives are sustained as a result of the hard work of many people. In one way or another, the hard work of many people in the society is responsible for the survival of a person. If we look at it this way, a human being is only indebted to the society. 

For the management and development of the society, policies, rules and a specific structure have been created by the government in the country. Of course, this is not enough. Many private units are required to serve, develop and manage the society. Various private units, NGOs (Non-Government Organizations), give impetus to the society and the nation. 

Thus, here NGO is of great importance. When private units do activities for the collective public interest, NGOs begin. Our organization Sanket Charitable Trust is active by focusing on public interest.

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