
SRI DEVDUTTA MAJI
A profile of the grassroots activist whose work and organisation materials document years of community, Dharma, relief and legal-support initiatives in West Bengal.

A grassroots life shaped by service and organisation.
The supplied profile presents Sri Devdutta Maji as a social activist with long-standing grassroots involvement across West Bengal. His work spans Hindu community causes, relief operations, legal support, tribal welfare, medical assistance and Dharma-focused initiatives.
He served as Vice President of Hindu Samhati from 2009 to 2018. In 2018 he founded SinghaBahini and became its President, building a separate organisation around community service, Dharma Pracharana and support for people in distress.
Explore the organisation's workDocumented areas of work.
Figures below reflect claims and records contained in the supplied founder and organisation materials.
Selected milestones.
Hindu Samhati
The supplied CV states that Sri Maji served as Vice President of Hindu Samhati from 2009 until 2018.
SinghaBahini begins
He left Hindu Samhati and founded SinghaBahini in 2018. Organisation material places the beginning of the journey on Mahalaya.
Relief at scale
During Covid lockdowns and Cyclone Amphan, the organisation records large-scale meal distribution, relief material, medical assistance and village outreach.
Events and wider programmes
Foundation Day, Gangasagar Teerth Camp, Dharma initiatives, medical camps, women-focused programmes and public events expanded the organisation's visible activities.
From activism to an organisation-wide network.
The CV highlights grassroots networking, volunteer mobilisation, relief work, legal assistance, tribal engagement and training of women from Vanvasi and Dalit communities to perform Puja and Hindu rituals. These themes continue across SinghaBahini's later project material.
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SinghaBahini