All Bengal Women's Union

25/04/2026

ABWU School welcomes girls to its Upper Primary classes and is currently accepting applications.

We follow the Madhyamik curriculum and offer a range of specialized activities to support all-round development, including:
• Karate training for self-defense by a trained expert
• Spoken English classes
• Additional computer classes every Saturday

We especially encourage dropout girls to return and continue their education up to
at least the Madhyamik level.

Residential support is also available for girls in need, ensuring a safe and supportive environment.

Let’s work together to empower education for girls and build a brighter future for them

📚 Give a girl the opportunity to learn, grow, and succeed.

📞 Contact: 9163718166
📩 Enroll today or reach out to learn more!

19/04/2026

ABWU Old Age Home received the
Rtn. Santanu Chatterjee Memorial award for old age homes. 2026- 2026.award for excellence.
Kudos to OAH members, residents and staff.

10/04/2026

A few talented children from ABWU participated in an umbrella painting art competition. We’re proud to share that three of their beautiful creations were selected for display in the court yard of the National Museum. Kudos to these incredibly creative girls from our children’s home!

01/04/2026

On 30th March 2026, karate certificates and belts were proudly awarded to 12 students who successfully participated in the belt exam. 🥋

The children of ABWU School are being trained in karate by an expert and highly skilled instructor, helping them build discipline, confidence, and strength.

👏 Congratulations to all the students on their achievement! Keep up the great work!

25/03/2026

Once again ABWU is back with its Annual Exhibition and Sale of goods created by the residence of home and school.

22/02/2026

On 20th February 2026, ABWU celebrated Sports Day with great enthusiasm and energy. All the units — from the Children’s Home to the Old Age Home — participated wholeheartedly, showcasing spirit of teamwork, and bonhomie.

It was a truly joyful and memorable event filled with fun and healthy competition! #

12/02/2026

Yesterday, the students of ABWU School participated in an inspiring 'Linocut' printmaking workshop held at the Imami Center of Arts. The session was conducted by two talented young artists from Santiniketan — Ms. Sweety Chakma and Mr. Raja.
What made the workshop even more special was that Sweety is a former resident of ABWU Children’s Home. After studying art at Santiniketan University, she has grown into a promising artist — yet she continues to stay connected to ABWU and give back to her alma mater.
It was a proud and heartwarming moment for ABWU to see one of our own return to inspire the next generation.
Our sincere thanks to Dr. Paula Sengupta , artist academician and curator who took the initiative to have the workshop.

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27/01/2026

🇮🇳 26th January | Republic Day Celebration at ABWU

On 26th January, ABWU celebrated Republic Day with great elan and patriotic fervour.

The highlight of the celebration was truly inspiring — the Indian National Flag was unfurled by a courageous senior lady resident of ABWU, a cancer survivor whose strength and resilience moved everyone present.

Her presence and spirit reminded us of the true meaning of courage, hope, and the values our Republic stands for.

✨ A day filled with pride, gratitude, and inspiration
ABWU 🇮🇳

27/01/2026

27/01/2026

23rd–24th January| Eventful Days at ABWU

The period from 23rd to 24th January was filled with meaningful celebrations and service at ABWU.

On 23rd February, students of ABWU School, along with others, celebrated Saraswati Puja with great enthusiasm and devotion.

On 24th February, a medical camp was, organized for residents of the various units of ABWU .
We are grateful to:

👨‍⚕️ Dr. Sujit Chowdhury – Gastroenterology & Minimal Surgery
👨‍⚕️ Dr. Sudipto Ghosh – Endocrinologist
and to
our friend &well wisher Ms. Rupasree Roy Chakraborty, who organised the camp,
for their valuable time and care.

14/01/2026

Yesterday (13 January), a group of elders from the All Bengal Women’s Union (ABWU) Old Age Home experienced a truly unforgettable day at DRR Studio, Rajarhat, during the live shoot of Bangla SAREGAMAPA 🎶

The visit was graciously forwarded and coordinated by Mr. Arun Bhattacharya, along with his SP66SWS friends — Godhuli, Probir, and Sagarika. Twenty vibrant elders, aged between 70 and 92, lit up the studio with their smiles, enthusiasm, and youthful spirit — proving that joy has no age ❤️

Thanks to the kind support of Mr. Sujay from Zee TV, the elders were warmly welcomed and beautifully hosted with a healthy breakfast, nourishing lunch, and evening tea. Popular host Abir Chatterjee greeted them with great warmth. Speaking on behalf of all, Pritha expressed heartfelt gratitude for this magical experience and presented handmade greeting cards and desk calendars to the Zee TV team and judges. Touched by the moment, director Abhijit Sen even promised to invite them again 🌸

Special thanks to Mr. Prithpal and Mr. Dipen Banerjee for generously sponsoring the transport arrangements for the elders’ safe pick-up and drop.

Moments like these remind us that love, respect, and inclusion can make hearts feel young again ✨💛