About Kudukh Society

KUDUKH ORAON AADIVASI PUNARJAGARAN ANUPPUR

The Kudukh oraon adivasi punarjagaran society was formed mainly to protect the language, culture, customs and rituals of the Kudukh oraon adivasi, which are currently losing their existence, and to make people aware of their language and culture so that people can tell their language, culture and customs to the coming generation. To awaken interest in their language and culture among children and youth. Along with this, other works of the society like making adivasi aware of their fundamental rights, making women economically prosperous and encouraging youth for self-employment so that they move forward towards self-business activity apart from government jobs.

To reduce the dependence on government jobs among today’s youth, to create political awareness among the youth, so that they can fight for themselves and their rights. The work of going among the weak, exploited and deprived people in the society and making them aware of their rights is done through the society. Anyone can become a member of the society and support the society financially by paying the prescribed fee to connect through the society. For detailed information, you can contact the Managing Committee and the Convener Team through the means given below.

  1. To make the Adivasi society aware about basic education, skill development and provide guidance, such as encouraging Baiga, Kol, God etc. for self-employment.
  2. To promote Kurukh Oraon Adivasi language, literature and culture, such as through dance, song, sports and other cultural programs.
  3. To establish and run skill development centers and training centers.
  4. To arrange vocational education for unemployed youth and to conduct activities for nation building and to provide employment oriented education and training facilities in various fields of self-employment.
  5. To establish centers for de-addiction, family counseling, health and to remove social evils and caste discrimination prevalent in the society through awareness camps.
  6. To encourage and provide guidance to the Adivasi society under self-help groups.
  1. To promote science education, literature or fine arts.
  2. To establish and run training centers, ITI polytechnics, engineering colleges and organize training camps to promote technical education. Also, organize competitions to promote qualified students in technical education.
  3. To provide proper and necessary guidance to rural people about scientific agricultural methods in Adivasi dominated areas and promote Ayurvedic farming so that they can become economically self-reliant.
  4. To provide training for employment through women and child development.
  5. To promote handloom and handicrafts, dyeing, printing, khadi, cottage industries.
  6. To try to promote goods produced by rural industries, which also includes khadi and village industries.
  1. To make people aware about the rights and duties given by the government in the society and to struggle for the attainment of their rights such as the Profession Act.
  2. To work for the dissemination of useful knowledge.
  3. Organizing training camps for establishment art.
  4. Organizing awareness programs in the society for cow protection, promotion of cow rearing and protection of animals and birds.
  5. Establishing schools, colleges, technical colleges and universities to provide vocational education and helping trained persons in providing employment oriented services, organizing training camps and organizing competitions for the above.
  6. Participating in distance education communication and correspondence based educational programs according to modern requirements and promoting new schemes.
  7. Operating family planning centers, health centers and counseling centers related to various assistance.