Niswarth 

In collaboration with the Siliguri Lions Club, Niswarth has organised eye camps at a number of locations. The camps have been attended by over 5,000 people who received free eye check ups and medicines and many have benefited from discounted cataract surgeries and spectacles. Niswarth would like to thank all hosting gardens, doctors, volunteers and team members for all their hard work and effort.

Through the government, Niswarth has organised a number of disability camps and brought in doctors to identify disable people in the region. Those qualifying as disabled have been issued with disability cards which entitles them to various government benefits such as employment quotas, free travel, scholarships, pensions, health-care, etc. In addition, a number of disability aids and appliances such as wheelchairs, tricycles, crutches, hearing aids, etc. at no cost to the individual. Niswarth would like to thank all doctors, event co-ordinators and management from the various tea gardens for all their time and efforts.

Niswarth celebrated completing Two years of operating on the 3rd of April 2009. The moment was marked by a major function that was attended by over 1,500 people from across the Dooars area. The handicapped members of Niswarth demonstrated great courage in performing songs and dances infront of the large crowd. The event also saw the launch of "Neelam" incense sticks.

Following the first disability camp held on the 6th of July, Niswarth organised an event to distribute disability aids including hearing aids, wheelchairs, tricycles, crutches and disability cards to a total of 176 beneficiaries. The aids and appliances has been provided by the Government of India and was made through Niswarth under the presence of the District Magistrate. This was the first of such an event in the region.

On the eve of co-founder Neelam Kumar's birthday, Harsh Kumar donated over Rs. 4 lacs (400 k) to kick start Niswarth's activities. The event was widely covered by the press and has laid the foundation for Niswarth's growth.

Niswarth was officially registered as a Charity and Non Profit Organisation in April 2007. An opening ceremony was held and attended by a number of union members, local press, members of the mother's club and a number of tea garden employees.