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Income generation and better life for the economically backward families are SPADE's basic goals

Jun 25, 2018, at 03:30 pm

Kolkata, Jun 25 (IBNS): Children from nearly 50 economically backward families residing in a distant corner of Purulia, will be able to finally put away their lanterns and study under electric bulbs thanks to Calcutta Society for Professional Action in Development  (better known as SPADE).