Kalinga Bikash is a registered non-profit organization working towards social upliftment and sustainable development in rural Odisha. Since our inception in 2004, we have been actively involved in empowering communities through education, health services, disaster preparedness, and livelihood promotion.
Our operations span across Kendrapara, Koraput, and Khurda districts of Odisha, covering 10+ villages and impacting over 6,500 people, including farmers, women, children, and marginalized communities.
Kalinga Bikash was established on 04-08-2004 in Kendrapada, Odisha - 754153. Founded by Prasanna Sahoo, who has been actively engaged in social development since 2000, Kalinga Bikash operates as a charitable trust dedicated to making a meaningful impact in various sectors.
With services spanning across India, we focus on empowering communities by providing essential support and resources. Our commitment lies in delivering quality services while ensuring transparency, affordability, and reliability.
When you engage with Kalinga Bikash, you are partnering with a trusted name in social development.
Business Information
Trade Name: Kalinga Bikash
GSTIN: 21AAAAK5228K1ZV
Registered under IGR Act XXI of 1860, Registration No: 21906/84/2004-05, Dated: 04-08-2004.
Registered under Foreign Contribution Act, 1976, No: 10505002, Dated: 07-10-2008.
Registered under IT Act 1961, Exempted U/S 80-G(5)(vi) of IT Act 1961, No: CIT/CTC/tech/80 G-694/2013-14/6545, Dated: 03-03-2014.
Ensuring access to quality education, scholarships, and learning resources for underprivileged children.
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Conducting health camps, promoting awareness, and facilitating access to essential healthcare services.
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Empowering farmers through modern farming techniques, organic farming training, and self-employment .
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Running a public library with 5,000+ books and journals to promote reading habits among students and villagers.
Organizing awareness programs on the importance of education for rural youth and women.
Conducting skill development and vocational training for self-employment.
Sputum Collection under RNTCP: Conducting TB awareness campaigns and facilitating early detection through lab tests in collaboration with local hospitals.
Maternal & Child Healthcare: Encouraging immunization, antenatal and postnatal care, and basic medical services.
Health Camps: Organizing free medical check-ups, promoting hygiene, and using traditional herbal medicine for common ailments.
Farmers' Training on Modern Cropping: Conducting sessions on organic farming, scientific cultivation methods, and sustainable agricultural practices.
Formation of Krushak Clubs: Supporting farmers in collective marketing strategies and fair pricing mechanisms.
Livelihood Promotion through Agriculture: Encouraging income-generating activities such as vermicomposting, poultry farming, and agro-processing.
