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A Young Girl’s Smile that Changed a Life: Nitisha’s Story of Support
Today, I had a wonderful SALT conversation with 18-year-old Nitisha Khariya from the Nichhe Line area of Bhatpara Tea Garden.I first asked her, “What is one good thing about your village?In response, she said, “During the Karam Puja, all the communities of our village come together with enthusiasm and devotion to celebrate this festival.Friends, let me tell you what…See More
"What will you do differently next time? Thanks Nityam"
Tushar’s Voice: A Young Man’s Feelings
Hello friends, hope everyone had a wonderful Diwali and enjoyed it to the fullest.Today, during a SALT session in the Basa Line area of Bhatpara Tea Garden with 17-year-old Tushar Chik Baraik, the dialogue on masculinity was truly inspiring.Through the SALT session, the strengths emerging from Tushar ji – such as ‘caring for all’, ‘kindheartedness’, and ‘positive…See More
Responsibility, Respect, and Love: Gaurabh’s Definition of Manhood
Hello friends! I hope you all are doing very well.A few days ago, I had a meaningful conversation with a 20-year-old young man named Gaurabh Oraon in the Nichhe Line area of Bhatpara Tea Garden. This dialogue took place during a SALT session focused on the topic of “Masculinity.” What I learned from this conversation truly touched my heart and gave me fresh insights to share.…See More
"Beautifully written , I learned that true masculinity lies in empathy, understanding, and the strength to love and listen"
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- Nityam Ghosh
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Nityam Ghosh's Blog
Abhinash Mahali: A Reflection on Responsibility and Unity from Basa Line
Posted on November 15, 2025 at 12:06pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
In the serene Bhatpara Tea Garden area, Basa Line, a 19-year-old youth named Abhinash Mahali shared an inspiring personal journey during a recent SALT session. His thoughts and experiences revealed not only his strength of character but also the collective spirit that defines his community.
Discovering the Strength of Unity
When asked…
ContinueConnecting Lives with Compassion and Love: Lessons from a SALT Conversation
Posted on November 15, 2025 at 10:52am 0 Comments 0 Likes
During the SALT session in the Nichhe Line area of Bhatpara Tea Garden, a very positive outlook emerged from our conversation with a 50-year-old woman named Swaroop Oraon.
Swaroop shared about a friend of hers who had a small child. Because of household responsibilities, her friend couldn’t cook for herself or carry food to work. When Swaroop learned about this, she started cooking food for her every day and shared her lunch during their break time.
This action reflects…
ContinueA soulful Conversation of Kindness and Selfless Service
Posted on November 15, 2025 at 10:05am 0 Comments 0 Likes
During a recent SALT session in the Nichhe Line area of Bhatpara Tea Garden, a deeply inspiring conversation took place with a 38-year-old community member, Ramdhani Lohara Ji. His thoughts and attitude reflected a beautiful sense of positivity and moral strength.
While sharing his “proud story,” Ramdhani Ji spoke about an act of kindness that truly reflects his selfless nature. He mentioned that he is always ready to help others whenever someone seeks his support. On one such…
ContinueThe Power of Empathy and Togetherness in Bhatpara Tea Garden
Posted on November 15, 2025 at 9:26am 1 Comment 1 Like
During a recent SALT session in the Nichhe Line area of Bhatpara Tea Garden, an inspiring story emerged from a 31-year-old tea garden worker named Rakhi. Her simple yet heartfelt experience reflected the deep strength and compassion that often shines in everyday community life.
Rakhi works long hours in the tea garden, facing the challenges that come with physical labor. One day, while everyone was busy and exhausted from work, hunger began to weigh heavily on the team. In that…
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- At 7:21pm on September 13, 2021,
Rituu B. Nanda said…
Dear Nityam,
Welcome to Community Life Competence!
Could you add your picture as it adds a human touch to your profile? (go to 'settings' then 'upload photo')
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