Vision
We are a social organization with having certain Socio-Political philosophy. In the dawn of increasing disproportional wealth distribution of our country, when social fabric is under threat, the concept of “Unity within diversity” for which we are known to world is under threat, when a fraction of society is working against our cultural heritage, when corruption is becoming part of our life, when there is
increasement of security threat to women & children, a bunches of rational minded well educated, socially established citizens came together & formed “Bangla Ekta Mancha” with a vision of making our society a progressive one in terms of equality, education, culture & thoughts.
While we will try to engage in various community service, we will also raise our voice to protect the basic human rights of our society & to work tirelessly to save our culture & heritage. We do believe in “Ekata” (unity) not division. In the soil of Bengal which is known for its’ progressiveness, rich culture &
education, we will work to enrich these aspects irrespective of cast, creed or religion.
HEALTH
EQUALITY IN SOCIETY
EDUCATION
The National Health Policy sets a target of 2.5% of GDP for healthcare spending. The 2024-25 budget allocation for health is 1.88% of the budget, which is 0.27%
of GDP. India's public health spending for 2024 is below the global average. For example, the United
States allocated 17.9% of GDP to public health in 2022.
EDUCATION
EQUALITY IN SOCIETY
EDUCATION
India's education budget for 2024-25 is estimated to be 0.38% of the country's GDP, which is considered low compared to other countries.
The National Education Policy (2020) recommends that the government spend at least 6% of GDP on education. Experts say that allocating 6% of GDP to education could significantly boost India's socio-economic development.
EQUALITY IN SOCIETY
EQUALITY IN SOCIETY
EQUALITY IN SOCIETY
Richest 10% of Indians own over 3/4th of wealth in India. The richest 10% of Indians own 77.4% of the country's wealth, says Credit Suisse in their 2018 Global Wealth Report. The bottom 60%, most of the
population, own 4.7%. The richest 1% own 51.5%. We are dedicated towards demanding reduction this gap which will increase basic standard o
Richest 10% of Indians own over 3/4th of wealth in India. The richest 10% of Indians own 77.4% of the country's wealth, says Credit Suisse in their 2018 Global Wealth Report. The bottom 60%, most of the
population, own 4.7%. The richest 1% own 51.5%. We are dedicated towards demanding reduction this gap which will increase basic standard of life of common People. NCRB reveals that the rate of crimes against women in India (calculated as crimes per 100,000 of the women population) increased by 12.9% between 2018 and 2022. In India, the reported crimes against women per 100,000 women population is 66.4 in 2022, in comparison with 58.8 in 2018.
Though the crime rate in India has shown a slight overall decline of 0.56% (2024) compared to 2023, standing at 445.9 incidents per 100,000 people. We will be fighting together against crime for a
better society.
We are committed towards fight against this uprising of “Rape Culture” in a country where women are worshiped as mother. All women and child rape and abuse cases to be dealt in a fast-track
court within maximum 30 days of time.
ENVIRONMENT
IMPROVED LIFE OF WORKERS
EQUALITY IN SOCIETY
We would like to fight for illegal cutting
of forest, pouring of Water land which has great impact on our environment. In most of the countries people hardly use horn during driving but we are least bothered about this. Hence, we would demand for stricter law to reduce this unnecessary honking.
IMPROVED LIFE OF WORKERS
IMPROVED LIFE OF WORKERS
IMPROVED LIFE OF WORKERS
We are committed to uplifting the lives of workers across all societies. By advocating for fair wages, safe working conditions, and social security, the
platform aims to bridge the gap between labor rights and social justice. Rooted in the principles of equality and solidarity, Bangla Ekata Mancha strives to empower workers, ensuring digni
We are committed to uplifting the lives of workers across all societies. By advocating for fair wages, safe working conditions, and social security, the
platform aims to bridge the gap between labor rights and social justice. Rooted in the principles of equality and solidarity, Bangla Ekata Mancha strives to empower workers, ensuring dignity, respect, and opportunities for all. Through collective action and unwavering determination, it envisions a society where every worker's contribution is valued and their rights are safeguarded.
IMPROVED LIFE OF FARMERS
IMPROVED LIFE OF WORKERS
IMPROVED LIFE OF WORKERS
About 65% of India's population is directly involved in agriculture and allied activities, and about 55% of the workforce is involved in agriculture. 86% of
India's farmers are small and marginal farmers, meaning they have less than one hectare of land. 70% of rural households in India depend primarily on agriculture for their livelihood.
UNITY WITHIN DIVERSITY
UNITY WITHIN DIVERSITY
UNITY WITHIN DIVERSITY
To maintain communal harmony of our society in line with long term cultural & social heritage of our nation. All people of country should be equally treated as human being irrespective of their cast & religion. Separate wing to fight communal riot to be established
which will be monitored directly by a body comprising CMO of all state, PMO, Chief justice of SC & opposition leader of LS.
CULTURE
UNITY WITHIN DIVERSITY
UNITY WITHIN DIVERSITY
Culture is the soul of society. We aim to preserve, celebrate, and innovate our cultural heritage. Our organization will support artists, writers, and performers while promoting cultural exchanges to enrich our collective identity.
• Provide platforms for local artists and cultural workers.
• Preserve traditional art forms and practices.
• Organize cultural exchanges to strengthen community bonds