Mahila Sansthan

  Cracking Relationships: A Mother Dies in an Old-Age Home… and Her Sons Abandon Her Bhussawal Gupta (70) and his wife Shobha Devi (62), residents of Campierganj in Gorakhpur, had been living in an old-age home for the past one year. On 20th November, Shobha Devi passed away due to kidney failure. The sad part is not that she died in an old-age home. The real tragedy is the cruel behaviour of her own children . Despite having three sons and three daughters , not one of them took the responsibility of performing their mother’s last rites. The sons said: “There is a niece’s wedding… bringing the body home will be inauspicious.” They even said: “Keep the body anywhere… we will see later.” And finally— the mother’s body was buried near the riverbank , and even the promise that “after the wedding, we will make an effigy and perform the last rites” turned out to be false. The wedding is long over… but Shobha Devi’s last rites have still not been performed. What has happen...

  🌈 Parindon Ki Pathshala: A Step Toward Literacy, A Dream Yet Unfulfilled For the past two years, the Mahila Arthik Sanskritik & Shashik Vikas Sansthan (MASS) has been running “Parindon Ki Pathshala” — a bridge education initiative for children from marginalized and underprivileged communities. It is not just a school, but a flight toward literacy, self-reliance, and confidence . The organization strives to ensure that these children, who have long been ignored by society, receive the same opportunities and facilities as those studying in private schools — quality education, creative learning, play, and digital exposure . ✊ MASS – Continuing the Journey Against All Odds MASS has been making continuous efforts to provide every possible facility to these children. The organization has reached out to several CSR partners , nutrition-supporting agencies , and international organizations (under FCRA) for collaboration and assistance. Sadly, no substantial support has be...

  🕊️ Parindon Ki Pathshala – Wings of Hope and Learning In a small village near Ghaziabad, where poverty, unemployment, and lack of education still shadow daily life, a ray of light is bringing hope to children — a free community school called “Parindon Ki Pathshala” (The School of Birds) . This is not an ordinary classroom. Here, children from Dalit, Musahar, and other underprivileged families gather every day to learn, play, and dream. They may not carry fancy school bags, but their eyes shine with curiosity, determination, and the joy of learning. At Parindon Ki Pathshala , learning goes beyond textbooks. Through games, songs, stories, and nutritious meals , education becomes joyful and meaningful. The initiative, run by the Mahila Arthik Sanskritik & Shashik Vikas Sansthan (MASS) , aims to ensure that every child — no matter their background — gets a fair chance to learn and grow. “Every child left out of school is a story unfinished — and we are here to complete it.”...