Archive · 5 Jan 2026
Street Children's Art Calendar Launched
A group of street children and tribal girls created a calendar with their artwork.
The calendar shows simple drawings that tell stories of their lives.
The organization that helped them, Tollygunge Ramdhanu Social Welfare Society, started teaching these children on the streets because they couldn't afford a classroom.
The calendar was launched by a famous author and is being sold to support the children.
People who bought the calendar say it helps spread awareness about the children's struggles and includes them in mainstream activities.
The children often lack confidence, and this project aims to motivate them and show their talent.
A calendar featuring artwork by street children and tribal girls was launched in November.
The calendar includes simple drawings that convey emotions and childhood memories.
The organization, Tollygunge Ramdhanu Social Welfare Society, started teaching children on the streets in 2019.
The calendar was launched by author Sirshendu Mukhopadhyay and is priced at ₹299.
The project aims to motivate the children and raise awareness about their struggles and talents.
- Who
- Street children from Southern Avenue and tribal girls from Birbhum
- What
- A calendar featuring artwork by street children and tribal girls
- When
- Launched in November
- Where
- At the home of author Sirshendu Mukhopadhyay
- Why
- To motivate the children and raise awareness about their struggles
- Organization
- Tollygunge Ramdhanu Social Welfare Society
- Founder
- Mitrobinda Ghosh
- Calendar Price
- ₹299
- Copies Sold
- 70
- Launch Date
- November
- Launch Location
- Author Sirshendu Mukhopadhyay's home