Dalit Vikas Samiti Sah Kalyan Parishad, Sitamarhi

Add : Kailashpuri, Ward-10 Dumra
Sitamarhi
Bihar
843301
Tel : 06226-250878
Mobile : 94306 51169
Email : [email protected]
Website : www.dvsskp.org
Contact Person : Yogendra Paswan
Purpose : Sociaql Work
Aim/Objective/Mission : Aims to work towards strengthening & capacity building of local communities with a view to enhancing adaptive capability and community resilient towards agriculture, education, health, climate variability and changes & changing the culture of dependency to a culture of selfreliance. The program strategy is towards achieving acceleration of socio economic change and environmental sustainability in promoting sustainable livelihood, asset creation and institutional development and application of knowledge, towards development of sustainable society that promotes and protects the equality, social justice and human rights for all. Building at the community level. The dalit vikas samiti sah kalyan parishad pursues the worlds most important value – equality – and works to end the injustice of caste discrimination. By so doing, the foundation works for the whole of humankind. Its deep commitment to social justice and human rights for all. In the best tradition of philanthropy the dalit vikas samiti sah kalyan parishad engages and assists the most marginalised peoples. The caste system divides indian society into groups ranked by ritual status determined by birth and governed by principles of ritual purity & pollution. Each caste is associated with a traditional occupation. The castes defined now as dalits are the lowest rung of this ladder and forced to undertake the most degrading of occupations, such as manual scavenging the removal of human exceta with rudimentary broom and pan. These castes are considered so impure that even their touch is defiling and they are subjected to the most extreme manifestation of caste discrimination, untouchability. While the provide of untouchability has been constitutionally abolished it is still rampant in many part of india and dalit continue to suffer routine exploitation and humiliation at the hands of the dominant castes. Traditionally associated with some caste has become intrinsic to indian society. It is no longer just religious phenomenon but a social one too.

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