Sugama Foundation, a Kolkata-based nonprofit dedicated to education, health, and sustainable development, organized a successful book donation program at Netaji Subhas University (NSU) in Jamshedpur today. The initiative aimed to bolster educational resources and promote cultural development within the local community, reflecting the Foundation’s commitment to empowering individuals across all backgrounds.

The event saw the distribution of a diverse collection of books—ranging from academic texts to cultural literature—to students and faculty at NSU. This effort aligns with Sugama’s longstanding mission, which began in Bangalore in 2018 and has since expanded under its Kolkata leadership. The program was met with enthusiasm, as attendees highlighted the value of accessible learning materials in fostering knowledge and inclusion.

Sugama Foundation expressed gratitude to its board members—President Mrs. Surosangita Mukherjee, Secretary Mr. Shubhojeet Mukherjee, and Mr. Prantik Banerjee—for their unwavering support. “This initiative wouldn’t have been possible without our leadership’s dedication to education and cultural growth,” a spokesperson noted. Mrs. Mukherjee emphasized the Foundation’s vision of creating thriving communities, while Mr. Mukherjee praised the collaborative spirit that made the event a reality. Mr. Banerjee, also known for his contributions to Bengali cinema, added a cultural dimension, underscoring the role of literature in shaping society.

Students at NSU welcomed the donation, with many expressing excitement over the new resources now available. The program not only enriched the university’s library but also reinforced Sugama’s legacy of community-driven efforts, reminiscent of its early Bangalore campaigns like Education for All.

Sugama Foundation continues to invite support for its mission, promising more such initiatives to uplift education and culture nationwide.