Kalp Samaj Sewi Sanstha...
Kalp Samaj Sewi Sanstha is a non-governmental organisation based in Chhattisgarh state of India. Ever since inception, Kalp is working with the marginalised sections, particularly Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and women. It strives for overall development of people through interventions in education, health, livelihood and environment sectors.
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Social Exclusion of Dalits and Women
Dalits form nearly 12 per cent population in Chhattisgarh and suffer from very low socio-economic status.
The political segments in India walk with the interests of the business houses to which tribals are the first targets.
Dalits, Tribals and Land Rights
Most of dalits and tribals are either marginal farmers, or landless, agricultural labourers, with land disputes abounding.
Women in Chhattisgarh and particularly dalit women are haunted by triple edged sword gender, caste and poverty.
In general terms educational level of dalits and tribals is too low as their children are discriminated in schools.
Corruption in Government Schemes
Corruption is a major factor that practically denies dalits and tribals benefits of government programmes and schemes.
Exclusion in Panchayati Raj Institutions
Dalits and tribals are kept away from the panchayat proceedings and elected representatives are targeted by upper castes.
Generally only during the time of agriculture the people get regular employment for four or five months.