Pathsala Town , Assam Cleanliness Drive and Plastic pollution Awareness

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জীৱকুলৰ সভাপতি জিতু দাস আৰু

সদস্যসকলে প্ৰতিজন বজালীবাসী ৰাইজলৈ  নগৰখন চাফ চিকুনকৈ ৰখাত সকলোৱে সহযোগিতা আগবঢ়াবলৈ অনুৰোধ জনায় । সকলোৱে জাৱৰ যোথৰবোৰ অ'ত ত'ত দলিয়াই নেপেলাই যাতে এটা নিৰ্দিষ্ট ঠাইত জমা কৰি ৰাখক যাতে নগৰ সমিতিয়ে সেইবোৰ সংগ্ৰহ কৰি নিয়াত সুবিধা হয়। আৰু নগৰ খন চাফ - চিকুণ কৰি ৰখাত সকলো নগৰবাসিৰে দায়িত্ব । জীৱকুলৰ সদস্য সকলে আৰু কয় যে, 

নিজৰ ঠাইখন চাফ কৰাত কোনোৱে যাতে লজ্জা অনুভৱ নকৰে। নিজৰ ঘৰখন যেনেকৈ চাফ কৰাত আমি স্ংকা নকৰো ঠিক তেনেকৈ নিজৰ নগৰখন চাফ কৰি ৰখাত কোনো সংকা কৰা উচিত নহয়।

The education hub of Assam,  Pathsala has garbage all over the road sides and it's destroying the environment , air, soil and po Plastic pollution has created a problem in Pathsala.  Lack of proper planning and system of waste management has created a haphazard system of garbage disposal. 

Jibakul , An NGO from Pathsala, started a cleanliness drive in Pathsala along awareness of Plastic Pollution and importance of separated garbage disposal system.

In the cleanliness drive ,Jibakul President Jitu Das , along with diligent members cleaned a part of Pathsala town and  the Jibakul asks everyone to start cleaning their own town Pathsala and join in the next cleanliness drive in Pathsala by Jibakul for a better and clean Pathsala.

Celebration of International Day for Disabled person at Pathsala Tapoban, Students welfare Mission

The observance of the Day aims to promote an understanding of disability issues and mobilize support for the dignity, rights and well-being of persons with disabilities. It also seeks to increase awareness of gains to be derived from the integration of persons with disabilities in every aspect of political, social, economic and cultural life.

News of Jibakul NGO Celebrating Children's Day on 14th November 2018

JIBAKUL CELEBRATES CHILDREN'S DAY ON 14TH NOVEMBER 2018 WITH TREE PLANTATION AND SAPLING DISTRIBUTION TO CHILDREN

Kanaklata ME School and Jibakul NGO have celebrated Children's Day on 14th November. In this Children's Day, Kamdev Das, Headmaster of Kanaklata ME School has initiated a project Clean School , green school and this project is inaugurated on this day by Assam's Forest and Environment Department's brand ambassador Ananda Khataniar. In this program, tree plantation and tree sapling distribution to children is carried out. In this program Barfena's VCDC's Chairman Dijen Das, Jibakul NGOs President Jitu Das and Childrens of 25 Anganwadi Centres were present along with school children and teachers.

JIBAKUL Celebrates Diwali at Tapoban, Children's Welfare Mission Pathsala

Jibakul Celebrates International Gibbon Day 24 October , Gibbon facts

Gibbon is a small ape. Its closest relatives are gorilla, chimpanzee, orangutan and bonobo. There are 15 species of gibbons that can be found in Southeast Asia (China, India, Burma, Malayan peninsula, Borneo…). Gibbon lives in dense jungles and tropical rainforests. Number of gibbons in the wild is very low because of the accelerated deforestation and poaching. Gibbons are often sold as pets. Also, their body parts are used in traditional Asian medicine. All except one species of gibbons are endangered or critically endangered.



Gibbons are small and lightweight apes. They can reach 17 to 25 inches in length and weigh between 9 and 29 pounds. Males are larger than females.Color of the fur depends on the species. It can be light brown, dark brown or black.Gibbon has very long arms, flexible shoulders and strong legs which facilitate movement in the treetops.Gibbons are arboreal animals (they spend their life in the trees).They move by jumping from one branch to another. Four fingers on their hands form a "hook" which ensures solid grip of the branches. This unique way of moving is also known as brachiating.Gibbon can jump distance of 50 feet at the speed of 35 miles per hour after single swing. Gibbon is the fastest non-flying arboreal mammal.Gibbon walks using only legs (bipedal walking). Arms are used for balancing. They walk on two legs both on the ground and on the trees.Gibbons avoid water because they don't swim.Gibbons are diurnal animals (active during the day). They sleep in the trees, in the upright position. They don't build nests. Instead, they use forked branches as beds.Gibbons are omnivores (they eat both plants and animals). Their diet consists mainly of fruit, but they also eat different types of seed, shoots, flowers and insects.Gibbons live in family groups composed of breeding couple and their offspring. Gibbons are monogamous (one couple mate for life) and they form very strong bonds with family members. Grooming plays important role in their social life.Gibbons are territorial animals that usually live on a territory of 25 to 40 hectares. They fiercely defend their home.Gibbons are highly intelligent animals. They can recognize themselves in the mirror. Also, they are able to communicate via various songs. Songs usually last 10 to 30 minutes and both males and females perform them. Main purpose of the song is to announce presence of the group on a certain territory.Pregnancy in females lasts 7 months and ends with a single baby. Young gibbon depends on the mother's milk during the first year of life. Both parents take care of their offspring until they reach sexual maturity and become ready to form their own family group.Gibbon can survive up to 25 years in the wild.

International Gibbon Day is 24 October

Jibakul NGO news in Assamese newspaper Niyamiya Barta

JIBAKUL CELEBRATES WORLD ANIMAL DAY ON 4 OCTOBER 2018

JIBAKUL Celebrating World Nature 3 October at Manas National Park Assam

আজি আমি জীৱকুলৰ সদস্যসকলে মানাহ ৰাষ্ট্ৰীয় উদ্যানত বিশ্ব প্ৰকৃতি দিৱস উদযাপন কৰো । আমাৰ কাৰ্যসূচী হিচাপে হিচাপে আমি বন কৰ্তৃপক্ষ আৰু স্মাইলিং তাস্কাৰ এলিফেণ্ট কেম্পৰ সহায়ত বৃক্ষৰোপনৰ কৰাৰ লগতে প্ৰকৃতি সুৰক্ষাৰ সজাগতাৰ কাম কৰোঁ । এই কামত জীৱকুলৰ সদস্যসকল , মোৰ বন্ধু বিকাশ, অদীপ, অনুপ, নয়ন আৰু মোৰ দাদা কিশোৰ দাসক ধন্যবাদ জনালো । ইয়াৰ লগতে আমাৰ লগত গোটেই দিনটো থাকি সহায় কৰাৰ বাবে বিজু দা,সুনিল দা, জ্যেষ্ঠ বনকর্মী জিতৰাম খুৰাক অশেষ ধন্যবাদ জনালো ।

JIBAKUL , A NGO in Northeast India Celebrates World Nature Day on 3rd October at Manas National Park with the help of Bibhuti Saud of Smiling Tusker Elephant Camp and Senior Forester Jitram Baishya of Manas National Park In this program different species of trees
such as Terminalia arjuna, Mimusops elengi , Azadiracta indica were planted along with raising awareness towards environmental protection.