Silico Seva Mandir Foundation
Silico Seva Mandir Foundation is a registered Non Governmental Organization in Rajarhat, Kolkata. It operated in several areas of social works in the society including providing fundamental education to unpriviledged children, health care services to poor people, providing sustainable job opportunities in rural areas, developing sustainable environment protection, saving animals from getting extinct, providing professional training to people under poverty line in India.
Important information:
The Corporate Identity Number of the company is U88900WB2023NPL261675
The Permanent Account Number (PAN) of the company is ABKCS7327Q*
The Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number (TAN) of the company is CALS60657C
Objectives:
To do all that is required for people who are socially, economically or otherwise affected by such calamities.
To render any help within the framework if IT Act 1961 and BPT act 1950 and any other law for the time in force.
To do all that is required for people who are socially, economically or otherwise affected by such calamities.
To help people affected by natural or manmade calamity.
To render help to citizens and/or animals from draught affected area of India. Long terms schemes for drinking water,improvement in quality of drinking water, to construct, repairs and maintain reservoir, borewell, irrigation scheme, damandbank, waterline, canals and other water reservoirs.
To render help to the Indian social elements who have become or who are probable to become addict of drug or intoxicated substances. This help is to be in a social and medical form or in rehabilitation form.
To render proper help to the parts of India having inadequate medical facility for removing such insufficiency, for that purpose make provisions foe long term scheme for providing drainage, lavatory, toilets and drainage system.
Further, India is the second most populated country having a population of 1.38 crore. In order to provide basic needs to this large population, we are continuously harming the environment in several ways.
India has many environmental issues like air pollution, water pollution, poor management of waste, biodiversity loss, land or soil degradation, water scarcity, deforestation, and many more.
The forest percentage in India is about 24.56% of total land. And most of the environment-related problems start from the deterioration of forests. Moreover, a surprising fact about India is that some states of India have less than 10% forest, whereas some states have more than 80%.