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Voluntary Organizations in the Socio-economic Scenario of Murshidabad (1772–1946)

Author(s) Mr. Swarup Mal, Prof. Dr. Prasenjit Deb, Mr. Swarup Mal
Country India
Abstract Voluntary organizations are important for promoting social and economic welfare in both urban and rural areas in India. It has become a significant global influence in recent time. It plays a major role in today's world by helping its members, contributing to the growth of a country, and promoting unity and support within society and the nation. Voluntary organizations offer help to people who are poor, in need, neglected, old aged, or sick. They offer free services to people in urban areas and also to those in rural areas. Volunteers try to begin various programmes to educate the general public . They carry out their tasks during emergencies, such as droughts and floods, on a large scale. The major work of such organizations is to find out what people, groups, and communities need. Then, they start programs and projects to help fulfill those needs, either by themselves or with support from the government. Policy makers are increasingly turning to voluntary organizations as development agencies. These organizations often offer services that are more effective, and fair in many areas compared to public or private agencies. Voluntary organizations are independent groups that do not make a profit. They operate in a democratic way and do not follow any particular religion. Their main aim is the development of the society, improve people's lives, and contribute to the development of the nation. The volunteer organizations in India have slowly changed and expanded their focus to include the overall social and economic growth of society. It is important for both government and non-government organizations to collaborate closely. This teamwork will improve development in both urban areas and rural areas, helping India to thrive.
Keywords Organization, Voluntary, Rural, Welfare, etc.
Field Sociology > Archaeology / History
Published In Volume 8, Issue 1, January-February 2026
Published On 2026-01-11
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2026.v08i01.65861
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