From freedom-struggle roots to today’s field camps, every donor, doctor and volunteer at RRBMCS pulls in the same direction; turning compassion into concrete change. When we combine skills and heart, no village is too remote and no dream too bold.
Rebati Ranjan Bhowmik born in July 1915 in Hasnabad (now part of Bangladesh), became a freedom fighter at just 13, deeply influenced by his father, Krishna Sundar Bhowmik, a leading figure in the peasant protests of the early 1930s. Together, they led the Kisan Jagaran Samiti, organizing farmers in non-violent defiance of colonial taxes. Despite police brutality and arrests, Rebati Ranjan persevered, dedicating his life post-Independence to rural healthcare, literacy, and dignity.
Charity makes no decrease in property.
“I thought I was just giving one weekend of my life; instead, I gained lifelong perspective. Setting up the Panagarh camp with RRBMCS showed me how far compassion and logistics can go hand in hand.”
“My cataracts kept me from working in the fields. After the free surgery camp I see clearly, earn again and even teach my grandchildren to read at night.”
“RRBMCS backs every rupee with transparent reports. Our CSR board approved funding in one meeting because the impact data was bullet-proof.”
During the freedom movement, Krishnasundar Bhowmik was associated with the Anushilan Samiti and the Alipur Central
Freedom Fighter Suresh Chandra Bhowmik Place of Birth: Village – Alinagar (Hossanabad), Police Station – Laksham,
Renowned freedom fighter Shri Rebati Ranjan Bhowmik was born in Hossanabad village, Laksham Police Station, Tripura
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Emergency Relief & Supplies 
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