Sadhan Satya Welfare Trust

26/07/2026

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26/07/2026

A New Learning. A Stronger Commitment to Serve Society.

Today marks a memorable milestone in my lifelong journey of learning and service.

I am humbled to share that I have been awarded the Post Graduate Diploma in Counselling (First Class) from the University of Calcutta, conducted by Legal Aid Services – West Bengal (LASWEB).

The Convocation Ceremony was a truly memorable occasion. Receiving the diploma in the august presence of eminent members of the judiciary and academia—including Hon'ble Justice Indira Banerjee (Former Judge, Supreme Court of India), Hon'ble Justice Aniruddha Roy and Hon'ble Justice Chaitali Chatterjee (Das) of the Calcutta High Court, distinguished former Judges, Prof. Dr. Ashutosh Ghosh, Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor of the University of Calcutta and many other distinguished dignitaries—made this achievement even more meaningful and inspiring.

This programme has provided a deeper understanding of human psychology, counselling, empathy, communication, and the legal dimensions of human behaviour and interpersonal relationships—qualities that are invaluable for anyone committed to serving people and society.

I firmly believe this learning will further strengthen the work of Sadhan Satya Welfare Trust (SSWT) in education, health, counselling, youth development, community empowerment, and humanitarian initiatives. It has not merely added another qualification; it has added another dimension to our mission of serving society with greater empathy, wisdom, and responsibility.

My heartfelt gratitude goes to Dr. Tapas Dey, eminent Social Scientist and Chairman, National Chamber for Cottage & Small Industries (NCCSI), whose encouragement inspired me to undertake this programme despite a demanding professional schedule. I am equally grateful to Mr. Biplab Sarkar, Secretary, Legal Aid Services – West Bengal (LASWEB), whose constant guidance, encouragement, and hand-holding were instrumental not only in helping me complete this course but also in making me feel a valued member of the LASWEB family.

My sincere appreciation also goes to the dedicated faculty members of LASWEB and the University of Calcutta, along with my wonderful classmates and fellow learners. Their guidance, friendship, and shared learning made this journey both intellectually enriching and personally transformative.

Finally, I extend my heartfelt thanks to every volunteer, patron, donor, well-wisher, and member of the SSWT family. Your trust continues to inspire me to learn more, grow more, and serve society with renewed purpose.

This achievement is not mine alone—it is another strength added to the collective journey of SSWT. Together, let us continue transforming knowledge into compassion, compassion into action, and action into lasting social impact.

With gratitude,

Prasenjit Choudhury
Managing Trustee
Sadhan Satya Welfare Trust

🌐 www.sswt.in

25/07/2026

Honoured to receive this Certificate of Recognition for speaking at the One-Day Symposium on "Securing the Future: Current Cyber Security Challenges and the Quantum Computing Threat," jointly organized by the Quantum Computing Center of Excellence, NCET, and IEM Kolkata.

It was a privilege to engage with academicians, researchers, industry professionals, and students on the evolving cybersecurity challenges in the quantum era.

My appreciation to the National Council of Education & Training (NCET) for its commendable efforts in creating meaningful platforms that bridge academia and industry, enabling knowledge exchange, innovation, and future-ready leadership. Such collaborations are essential for preparing the next generation to address emerging technological challenges.

My sincere thanks to the organizers, fellow speakers, and participants for making the event a truly enriching experience.

05/07/2026

🚦 A small appeal for a better city...

The true mark of a civilized society is not how loud its roads are, but how respectfully its people use them.

Every unnecessary horn adds to stress, anxiety, and noise pollution—not just for drivers, but also for children, senior citizens, patients, and pedestrians.

Let's make a conscious effort to honk only when it is genuinely necessary. A little patience, a little discipline, and a little silence can make our roads safer, our minds calmer, and our society more peaceful.

If this message resonates with you, please share it. Positive change begins with each one of us. 🙏

30/06/2026

Honoured and grateful to have participated today as a Plenary Speaker and Panelist at the One-Day Symposium on "Securing the Future: Current Cyber Security Challenges and the Quantum Computing Threat."

The symposium brought together an exceptional confluence of eminent academicians, cyber security experts, legal professionals, researchers and law enforcement leaders. It was a privilege to interact with distinguished personalities including Prof. Dr. Satyajit Chakrabarti (Vice Chancellor, UEM), Prof. Dr. Arun Kumar Bar (Principal, IEM), Ms. Sparsha Nilangi, IPS (DC, Cyber Crime, Kolkata Police), Dr. Tapas Kumar Dey (Chairman, National Chamber of Cottage & Small Industries), Mr. Kuntal Sidhartha (OC, Organized Cyber Crime Section, Kolkata Police), Prof. Subhendu Chakraborty, Mr. Rajarshi Rai Chowdhury, Mr. Niladri Chatterjee, Mr. Apurba Mondal, and many other eminent experts from academia, law, industry and cyber security.

I had the privilege of contributing from a legal, psychological and societal perspective. My central message was simple:

Technology enhances capability. Law ensures accountability. Psychology explains human behaviour. Ethics guides responsible decisions.

Whether the threat comes from conventional cybercrime or the emerging era of quantum computing, the first point of compromise is rarely the machine—it is the human mind. Fear, urgency, greed and misplaced trust remain the most powerful tools in a cybercriminal's arsenal. As technology evolves, our collective awareness, ethics and resilience must evolve even faster.

My sincere appreciation to the National Council of Education & Training (NCET) for envisioning and enabling this important initiative, together with the Quantum Computing Center of Excellence, the Institute of Engineering & Management (IEM), the University of Engineering & Management (UEM), and all collaborating organisations. Creating a common platform where technology, law, psychology, governance and education converge is exactly the kind of multidisciplinary dialogue our digital future demands.

Grateful to every speaker, researcher, faculty member, student and participant whose insights enriched today's discussions. I leave with one conviction stronger than ever:

"The future of cybersecurity will not be secured by technology alone—it will be secured by informed, ethical and responsible human beings."

23/06/2026

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23/06/2026

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23/06/2026

🧘‍♂️ **International Yoga Day 2026**

Honoured to represent **Sadhan Satya Welfare Trust (SSWT)** as an invited speaker at the Yoga & Wellness Programme organized by **Galaxy Superspeciality Hospital** and **JBS Foundation**.

It was inspiring to interact with doctors, nurses, paramedical professionals and healthcare workers on the transformative role of Yoga in creating harmony between **Mind, Body and Consciousness**.

The programme was enriched by the insightful sessions of **Dr. Piyali Ghosh**, eminent Yoga Coach and Assistant Professor of Psychology, and **Dr. Tapas Dey**, Social Scientist and Member, Ethics Committee, Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India. Special thanks to **Mr. Swapan Banerjee**, Chairman, Galaxy Hospital and President, JBS Foundation, for his inspiring leadership and hospitality.

Yoga is not merely an exercise—it is a way of living with awareness, balance and purpose.

**Yoga for Self • Yoga for Society • Yoga for Humanity**

🇮🇳 Vande Mataram

23/06/2026

🧘‍♂️ International Yoga Day 2026 | Yoga Beyond the Mat

On the occasion of International Yoga Day 2026, it was an honour for me to represent Sadhan Satya Welfare Trust (SSWT) as an invited speaker at a special Yoga & Wellness Awareness Program organized at the auditorium of Galaxy Superspeciality Hospital, Barrackpore.

The program witnessed enthusiastic participation from the doctors, nursing professionals, paramedical teams, administrative staff and members of the Galaxy Hospital family, making it a truly inclusive celebration of health, wellness and human consciousness.

I had the privilege of sharing my thoughts on the theme:

"Yoga Beyond the Mat – Integrating Yogic Consciousness into Everyday Life."

During the session, we explored how Yoga is not merely a set of physical postures but a way of living with awareness, balance and purpose. Whether a surgeon performing a critical operation with complete concentration, a nurse serving patients with compassion, a student studying with focus, or a citizen contributing selflessly to society—each can be an expression of Yoga in action.

The programme was further enriched by the insightful address of Dr. Piyali Ghosh, Assistant Professor of Psychology and an eminent Yoga Coach, who beautifully explained the connection between Yoga, mental well-being, emotional resilience and psychological health.

The keynote address was delivered by Dr. Tapas Dey, distinguished Social Scientist and Member of the Ethics Committee, Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India, who highlighted the larger social, ethical and civilizational significance of Yoga in contemporary society.

We are also grateful to Mr. Swapan Banerjee, Chairman of Galaxy Hospital and President of JBS Foundation, whose inspiring welcome address reflected a strong commitment towards holistic healthcare and community wellness.

It was heartening to witness healthcare professionals actively participating in yoga demonstrations, breathing practices and discussions on stress management, work-life balance and conscious living.

At Sadhan Satya Welfare Trust, we firmly believe that wellness is not merely the absence of disease—it is the presence of harmony between the body, mind, emotions, society and the higher self.

We sincerely thank Galaxy Hospital, JBS Foundation, all distinguished speakers, organizers and participants for making this celebration meaningful and impactful.

Let us continue to carry the spirit of Yoga beyond a single day and transform it into a way of life.

Yoga for Self.
Yoga for Society.
Yoga for Humanity.

🇮🇳 Vande Mataram.

— Prasenjit Choudhury
Managing Trustee
Sadhan Satya Welfare Trust (SSWT)