Kutchina Foundation

Kutchina Foundation Kutchina Foundation approaches CSR like a Philanthropreneur, bringing in entrepreneurial skills, management expertise, resources to make projects impactful

Kutchina Foundation is the brain child of Mr. Namit Bajoria , an able leader, under whose strict supervision, a dedicated team of professionals work day in and day out to make this dream a dynamic reality. Quizzed on his take on KF, Namit Bajoria opined, “To me, KF is the medium through which we can nurture the dream of creating a disease- free, happy society, which is I feel is a stepping stone t

owards building a successful nation. This is our small way of giving something back to the society, which is responsible for whatever we have been able to achieve as a business group.”
Why Kutchina Foundation? Social Responsibility work by Corporate what makes economic growth sustainable. While we grow economically, it is now well conceived that the economic growth has to support the social development and therefore creating a more equitable society. To take part in that process of nation building KF got created. The core intent of KF comes from the fact that it cared for development of the country and her people. Whatever initiatives KF had and are having all got fuelled from that core feeling of caring and compassion. Vision: Her Dream, Our Mission

Kutchina Foundation believes in providing that soft touch of care and protection to people who are the most neglected. Through that care and support KF visions to create a caring and sustainable beautiful world.

We extend our heartiest congratulations to Smt. Agnimitra Paul  Hon’ble MLA and now part of the new Government of West B...
10/05/2026

We extend our heartiest congratulations to Smt. Agnimitra Paul Hon’ble MLA and now part of the new Government of West Bengal, and Smt. Locket Chatterjee senior BJP leader and former Member of Parliament, on the spectacular victory of the West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026.

Over the years, both Smt. Agnimitra Paul and Smt. Locket Chatterjee have remained associated with various women empowerment initiatives of Kutchina Foundation, encouraging and standing beside women from some of the most marginalised realities of Bengal.

In one of these memorable moments, Smt. Agnimitra Paul can be seen presenting the Kolkata Hero award to our Kutchina Krittika, a courageous young woman from Kolkata’s red-light area who fought for the education, dignity, and identity of girls and women born within red-light districts.

In another moment, Smt. Locket Chatterjee is seen walking the ramp holding hands with two of our Kutchina Krittikas, one a survivor of trafficking who emerged as a voice against exploitation, and another a young woman from the red-light area fighting for dignity and visibility of women and girls born into exclusion.

These photographs remind us that meaningful social transformation happens when public leaders stand beside unheard voices and journeys from the margins.

Today, as they take on larger responsibilities in shaping the future of West Bengal alongside Hon’ble Chief Minister Sri Suvendu Adhikariji and in the presence of Hon’ble Prime Minister of India Sri Narendra Modi ji, we sincerely hope and believe that the commitment towards women’s dignity, empowerment, safety, and inclusion will continue to deepen across Bengal.

We wish them strength, wisdom, and success in building a Bengal where every woman, irrespective of her social location or background, can move forward with dignity, opportunity, and hope.

Our Chairperson's visit
10/05/2026

Our Chairperson's visit

International Working Women’s Day 2026; On this International Working  Women’s Day, we celebrate women from the extended...
08/03/2026

International Working Women’s Day 2026;

On this International Working Women’s Day, we celebrate women from the extended Krittika family, whose journeys stretch from Dimapur to Jaipur and reflect the many meanings of strength.

One photograph captures Jayanti Buruda , the first woman journalist from the Koya tribe of Malkangiri, Odisha, receiving a prestigious award for her work and courage in the field.
The other shows Samim Mustafa Ahmed from Kokrajhar Assam, holding her young son in quiet affection — a moment that reflects care, resilience, and everyday love.
Women’s Day is often framed around visible achievements — awards, titles, milestones.

Those matter. But the deeper truth is that the life of a woman is itself an act of persistence.

Every day, women negotiate countless visible and invisible battles — social barriers, economic constraints, expectations, responsibilities, and the silent emotional labour of holding families and communities together.
So today is not only about what women do.

It is about who they continue to be — despite everything.

Let Women’s Day remind us that the very act of being and surviving as a woman in this world is worthy of celebration — not just today, but every day.







Wishing a gender just 2026 !
01/01/2026

Wishing a gender just 2026 !

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