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The Krishna Chandra Gandhi Foundation (KCG Foundation) is an organisation established in 2020 in the memory of Shri Krishna Chandra Gandhi. It works towards educational, cultural and social development, with a focus on supporting educational initiatives and students in underserved regions.
The Krishna Chandra Gandhi Foundation was established in 2020.
The Foundation is dedicated to the memory and educational vision of Shri Krishna Chandra Gandhi, an important pioneer associated with the development of the Saraswati Shishu Mandir educational initiative and Vidya Bharati.
The Krishna Chandra Gandhi Foundation is a unit of Purvottar Janajati Shiksha Samiti (PJSS). The Foundation works in alignment with its educational and social development objectives.
The Foundation aims to encourage educational development, support students through scholarship opportunities, strengthen schools and educational initiatives, and promote cultural and social development in underserved regions.
The Foundation seeks to support educational initiatives in Janajati, backward and international border areas, particularly through student scholarships, school support and educational resources.
The Foundation values education as an important means of individual and community development. Its approach recognises the importance of educational opportunities, cultural values, student development and community participation.
The Foundation seeks support and collaboration for providing scholarship assistance to students studying in schools serving Janajati, backward and international border areas. Interested individuals and organisations can contact the Foundation to discuss scholarship support. Scholarship eligibility, selection and availability are subject to the applicable programme.
Janajati Gaurav Samman is an initiative of the Krishna Chandra Gandhi Foundation to recognise individuals who have made valuable contributions to the upliftment and development of Janajati communities.
The Janajati Gaurav Award Ceremony was organised by the Foundation on 15 November 2024 at Geeta Ashram, Hojai, Assam. Janajati Gaurav Diwas was observed on the occasion of the birth anniversary of Bhagwan Birsa Munda. Renowned artist Baba Satyanarayan Maurya and Vidya Bharati’s All India General Secretary Shri Avnish Bhatnagar graced the event as guests of honour.
The 2024 awards recognised Smt. Yanya Karlo, Vice Principal of Abotani Vidya Niketan, Pachin, Arunachal Pradesh, and Shri Kanti Baro for his dedicated service to Ekal Vidyalayas in Karbi Anglong, Assam.
Janajati Gaurav Diwas was organised by the Foundation on 15 November 2025 at Neelkamal Brahma Auditorium, Science College, Kokrajhar.
Five individuals were honoured in 2025: Smt. Apromi Hojai, Smt. Baining Bishwakarma Jerang, Shri Satigiri Dikhar, Shri Ashok Basumatary and Shri Golmei Dicoy Rongmei. They were recognised for their valuable contributions to Janajati communities.
The Foundation has donated Ghosh Band musical instruments to several educational institutions. These donations aim to encourage musical activities and provide schools with useful educational and cultural resources.
The reported donations include Hamri Saraswati Vidya Mandir, Thaijuwari; Saraswati Vidya Mandir School, Dehangi; K.S.T. Saraswati Vidya Mandir, Langting; Hereka Vidya Bharati School, Nagaland; Gamadi Vidya Bharati School, Dhansiripar; Bal Vidya Mandir, Palace Compound, Imphal; Kalindi Rani Vidya Mandir, Mizoram; Shree Guru Shankaracharya Veda Vidyalaya, Gamiri; and Atur Shishu Niketan, Dolamara. The Foundation also extended assistance to other educational institutions and organisations.
Individuals, volunteers, educational institutions, trusts, NGOs, corporate organisations, CSR teams, government departments and other interested organisations can contact the Foundation to explore suitable forms of collaboration.
You can contact the Foundation through the Support page and select Student Scholarship as your area of support. Share your details and proposal. The Foundation can then discuss the available programme and possible collaboration with you.
Corporate organisations can contact the Foundation to discuss CSR-related educational initiatives, scholarships and school-support proposals. The suitability and implementation of any CSR project will depend on applicable requirements and mutual discussion.
Yes. Interested individuals can express their willingness through the Support page. You may share your skills, experience, interests and the type of contribution you would like to make.
Yes. Educational institutions and organisations can contact the Foundation to discuss possible collaboration in student scholarships, school support, educational resources and related initiatives.
Visit the Support page on the Foundation website, fill in the enquiry form and submit it. WhatsApp will open with your details and proposal prepared as a message. You can review the message and press Send to share it with the Foundation.
The office is located at Asom Prakashan Bharati, 1st Floor, Infront of Shraddhanjali Kanan, R G Baruah Road, Guwahati - 781005, Assam, India.
You can contact the Foundation by phone or WhatsApp at +91 8638051154. You may also use the Contact page on the website to send an enquiry.
You can visit the Activities and Resources sections of this website for information and updates about the Foundation’s initiatives, awards and educational support activities.
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