24 April 2026, Bodhgaya (Gaya): A Dental Health Check-up Camp was successfully organized for school children at Komal Pujan Public School, Silounja (Bodhgaya, Gaya), run by Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra (NBJK), in collaboration with Universal Dental Institute, Gaya.
During the camp, dental examinations were conducted for 480 students, including 230 girls. Out of them, 55 children were identified with dental problems, while 40 children, particularly among the younger age group, were found to have cavities mainly due to the frequent consumption of chocolates and other sweet items.
In addition, 10 teachers also underwent dental check-ups, of whom 3 were diagnosed with dental issues. The dental team comprising Dr. S. F. Barquat, Dr. (Mrs.) Ellen Erena, and their associates carried out thorough examinations of both students and teachers.
While interacting with the children, the doctors provided practical guidance on maintaining good oral hygiene, including rinsing the mouth properly after meals, avoiding sleeping with sweets in the mouth, brushing teeth regularly in the morning and before bedtime, and following the correct brushing technique.
The camp was organized with the active support of teachers Mr. Harimohan Jha, Mr. Uday Kumar, and Mr. Suraj Kumar. On the occasion, the Principal of the school, Mr. Santosh Kumar Sinha, expressed sincere gratitude to Universal Dental and its dental professionals for conducting this important health initiative. He also informed that a Blood Testing Camp will be organized on 5 May 2026 in the school premises.
24 April 2026, Chouparan (Hazaribagh): Students of Amoli Apurva High School, Mangarh, run by Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra (NBJK), have achieved commendable success in the Class 10 Board Examination conducted by the Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC). The school recorded an impressive 97% result, reflecting the consistent efforts of students, teachers, and parents.
A total of 127 students from the school appeared in the examination, out of which 74 students secured First Division, demonstrating strong academic performance.
Poonam Chakram emerged as the School Topper by securing 94.2% marks, while Vipasha Gupta secured the second position with 94% marks. Other notable performers include Sulekha Kumari (92.4%), Ayush Rani (90%), Swati Raj (89%), Khushi Kumari (87%), and Ritik Kumar (85.4%).
Adding to the school’s pride, Poonam Chakram and Vipasha Gupta secured 4th and 5th positions respectively among the Top Ten students in Chouparan Block. It is noteworthy that there are around 20 JAC-affiliated schools in the block.
The achievement also highlights encouraging progress in women empowerment and gender equality, as 6 out of the Top 7 students of the school are girls. Furthermore, among the Top 10 rank holders in the block, 9 are girls, reflecting the growing participation and success of girls in education.
The success story of Poonam Chakram, who comes from a very humble family background and whose father works as a bicycle mechanic, stands as an inspiring example of determination, perseverance, and the transformative power of education.
The management of NBJK congratulated all the successful students, teachers, and parents for their dedication and outstanding achievement, and reaffirmed its commitment to providing quality education and equal opportunities to every child.
21 April 2026, Chouparan (Hazaribagh): Nitesh Kumar, a student of Amoli Apurva High School, Mangarh, operated by Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra (NBJK), has brought pride to his school and the entire Chouparan block by achieving success in the Government of Jharkhand’s prestigious “Akanksha” Scheme.
According to the results released by the Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) following the competitive examination, Nitesh secured an impressive 85th rank across the state. The information was shared by school teacher Mr. Madan Kumar.
As soon as the results were announced, an atmosphere of joy and celebration prevailed in the school. Teachers and students congratulated Nitesh on his remarkable achievement and wished him success in his future endeavors.
It is noteworthy that under the “Akanksha” Scheme, meritorious students from economically weaker backgrounds are provided free coaching for competitive examinations such as Medical, Engineering, and CLAT. The scheme also offers residential facilities, study materials, and a supportive academic environment to help students realize their aspirations.
The management and staff of Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra (NBJK) expressed happiness over Nitesh’s success and extended their best wishes for his bright future.
17 April 2026, Chouparan, Hazaribagh: Surekha Prakash Bhai Public School, Bahera Ashram, Chouparan, run by Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra (NBJK), has once again brought pride to the region through its outstanding performance in the CBSE Class 10 Board Examination. The consistent academic excellence of the students reflects the school’s commitment to quality education and holistic development.
In the examination, Mohit Kumar secured an impressive 94 percent marks, earning the distinction of School Topper. Gungun Kumari achieved 92 percent marks, securing the second position.
Other meritorious students who performed exceptionally well include Sonam Raj (91%), Anshika Kumari (90%), Shivam Kumar Sao (90%), Piyush Kumar Gupta (89%), Suraj Kumar (89%), Ayush Kumar (88%), Asmita Gupta (87%), and Samar Kumar Sao (87%).
A total of 167 students, including 59 girls, appeared in the examination. Among them, 90 students passed with First Division. Notably, 5 students scored above 90 percent, while 25 students secured more than 80 percent marks, placing them in the Distinction category.
Other notable performers include Nishant Kumar Gupta (86%), Aryan Kumar (85%), Abhinav Kumar Singh (84%), Tanya Kumari, Alpana Kumari, and Payal Kumari (82%), Shubham (81%), and Rashi Kumari (81%), who also contributed to the school’s remarkable success.
The announcement of the results created an atmosphere of joy and celebration on the school campus. Principal Ms. Reena Pandey congratulated all successful students and wished them a bright future. She also appreciated the dedication and hard work of the teachers in achieving this success.
NBJK Secretary Mr. Satish Girija and Programme Director Mr. Gandharv Gaurav expressed their happiness over the excellent results and stated that the institution will continue to move forward with its firm commitment to providing quality education and nurturing the potential of every child.
15 April 2026, Hazaribagh: Under the Zomato supported Feeding India initiative, Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra (NBJK) has continued its efforts to provide nutritious meals to school children studying in its schools located in the Chouparan block of Hazaribagh district.
During the period 01 to 15 April 2026, a total of 5,906 breakfasts and 5,910 lunches were served to children across four NBJK-run schools. The initiative aims to improve the nutritional status of children and support their regular attendance and academic performance.
At Amoli Apurva High School, Mangarh, 2,278 breakfasts and an equal number of lunches were distributed during this period. Similarly, 1,645 breakfasts and 1,649 lunches were served to children at Amoli Apurva Middle School, Bahera, while 1,195 breakfasts and the same number of lunches were provided at Amoli Apurva Middle School, Prajapat Nagar. At Chandrakala Devi Daga High School, Kewaliya, 788 breakfasts and an equal number of lunches were served to the students.
Under the Feeding India program, children receive sprouted gram or green gram with milk as breakfast, and rice, pulses, and vegetables as lunch, ensuring that they get balanced and nutritious meals essential for their growth and well-being.
This initiative particularly benefits children from rural backgrounds, where parents are often engaged in agriculture and other livelihood activities. By providing regular nutritious meals in schools, the program helps reduce hunger, improve concentration in classrooms, and encourage consistent school attendance.
Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra (NBJK) expresses its sincere appreciation to Zomato Feeding India for their continued support in promoting child nutrition and education in rural communities.
10 April 2026, Patna: A journey from Patna to Bhitiharwa Ashram in Champaran is being organized under the joint aegis of Sarva Seva Sangh and Bihar Pradesh Sarvodaya Mandal, with the support of Lok Samiti and other like-minded organizations.
The initiative marks the 109th anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi’s historic arrival in Patna on April 10, 1917, on his way to Champaran. On this occasion, a Gandhian dialogue on the theme “Message of the Champaran Journey and the Present Times” was organized at AN Sinha Institute of Social Studies, Patna.
Addressing the gathering, Lok Samiti National President Shri Girija Satish said that although the idea of Satyagraha was conceived during Mahatma Gandhi’s stay in South Africa, its first large-scale application took place in Champaran against the indigo planters. He cited examples from Gandhi’s life demonstrating how the power of truth and non-violence not only confronted injustice but also won the goodwill of opponents.
Several prominent Gandhian leaders, including Shri Chandan Pal, President of Sarva Seva Sangh, Shri Pradeep Priyadarshi of Bihar Pradesh Sarvodaya Mandal, and Smt. Shikha Chakravarty, were present at the dialogue.
At 4:00 PM, participants undertook a march from the institute to Gandhi Ghat, Patna. Beginning April 11, the journey will pass through rural areas connected to Masaurhi, Hajipur, Muzaffarpur, Motihari, and Bettiah. During the course of the journey, 7 night halts and 14 public meetings, dialogues, and discussions will be organized.
Organizers stated that the journey is focused on promoting Gandhian values, peace against war, protection of the legacy of freedom, democratic and constitutional ideals, communal harmony, women’s safety, conservation of natural resources, and the principles of self-rule and self-reliance.
04 April 2026, Chouparan (Hazaribagh): With the support of the Zomato-supported Feeding India program, nutritious breakfasts and lunches were successfully provided to children studying in schools run by Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra (NBJK) in the Chouparan block of Hazaribagh district. The initiative aims to promote better nutrition, improve school attendance, and support the overall health and learning capacity of school children.
During the period 16–31 March 2026, the program covered 10 school days (11 days for Amoli Apurva High School, Mangarh). In total, 4,342 breakfasts and 4,409 lunches were served to students across four NBJK-run schools.
The distribution of meals across the schools was as follows:
Children were provided sprouted gram or green gram as breakfast and rice, pulses, along with vegetables as lunch, ensuring balanced and nutritious meals essential for their physical growth and academic performance.
Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra expresses its sincere gratitude to the Feeding India initiative for its continued support in strengthening child nutrition and education among rural communities. Such collaborations play a vital role in building a healthier and more productive future generation.
30 March 2026, Ranchi: Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra (NBJK), with the support of UNICEF Jharkhand, successfully organized a Teachers’ Workshop under the Child Reporters Program on March 30, 2026, at Hotel LeLac, Ranchi. The workshop was attended by 100 participants, including 74 teachers, Block and District Education officials, and representatives from UNICEF and NBJK.
The workshop aimed to strengthen teachers’ capacity on child rights, child protection mechanisms, and key legislations such as the POCSO Act, Juvenile Justice Act, and Right to Education Act. Sessions also focused on critical issues including prevention of child marriage, gender sensitivity, life skills education, nutrition, and environmental sustainability under Mission LiFE and the WASH program.
Officials from the education department appreciated the initiative and emphasized the important role of teachers in safeguarding children and promoting their holistic development.
The workshop provided a valuable platform for knowledge sharing and collaboration, reinforcing the commitment of stakeholders to empower children and create a safe, supportive, and child-friendly educational environment.
30 March 2026, Hazaribagh: Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra (NBJK) organized two health screening camps at Korra and Matwari localities in Hazaribagh city to provide accessible healthcare services to the community.
At Korra, a total of 35 patients attended the OPD and underwent various diagnostic tests, including Blood Sugar (20), LFT (6), KFT (3), Hemoglobin (10), Urine (4), Uric Acid (3), WBC (2), and ECG (2) to facilitate proper diagnosis and treatment. Similarly, at Matwari, 31 patients received medical consultations and diagnostic services such as Blood Sugar (12), LFT (4), KFT (3), Hemoglobin (8), ECG (2), Urine (3), and Uric Acid (2).
All patients at both locations were provided free medical consultations, necessary diagnostic tests, medicines, and health advice. These camps aimed to promote early detection of diseases and improve community health outcomes.
The medical team comprised Dr. B. D. Pandey, pharmacist Mr. H. S. Yadav, lab technician Mr. D. K. Paswan, and nurse Mrs. R. R. Tirkey. The camps were successfully coordinated by Mr. Shailesh Kumar.
23 March 2026, Hazaribagh: An Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Awareness Workshop was organized at the NBJK auditorium by the MSME Development Office, Ranchi, under the Ministry of MSME, Government of India, in collaboration with the SIDBI–NBJK Micro Enterprise Promotion Programme.
During the workshop held on 17 March, Assistant Director Ms. Jyotsna Gudiya emphasized the growing need for awareness of intellectual property rights among micro and small entrepreneurs to safeguard innovation and promote knowledge-driven business strategies.
Resource person Advocate Mr. Vivek Agrawal provided detailed information on key components of IPR, including patents, copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets, industrial designs, and geographical indication (GI) tags, citing examples such as Darjeeling tea, Banarasi sarees, Madhubani painting, and Sohrai painting.
District Industries Centre General Manager Mr. Shirish Tripathi highlighted various government schemes such as PM Vishwakarma, PMFME, and PMEGP, assuring continued institutional support to entrepreneurs. Young Professional Mr. Krishna Rao informed participants about financial assistance available from the Ministry of MSME for patent, trademark, and GI registration.
Addressing the gathering, NBJK President Mr. Girija Satish appreciated the initiative and stated that such efforts would strengthen local entrepreneurship and enhance livelihood opportunities. He also mentioned other livelihood promotion programmes being implemented by NBJK.
During the programme, Mr. Girija Satish was felicitated with a shawl, memento, and sapling in recognition of his contribution.