TBP Highlights:
FIRST EXPERIMENT: INDIA
  As a nation comprised of 80% villages, ensuring economic stability and access to basic necessities like drinking water, healthcare and education for the rural communities have become essential... Empowering the Powerless - The ultimate road to economic revitalization is through innovation and entrepreneurship. It is the goal of TBP to build the spirit of entrepreneurship from the grass roots level and upwards in Bengal through the EDI project.…  
  In the News
  • The new year begins with the new mantra - TBP pledges to be "genuine at core"

  • TBP is spearheading the effort to revive the heritage of India by leading an effort to redevelop the cultural and heritage sites. Please help us celebrate the progress of the Kalighat Project by joining the Fundraising event in New York.

  • TBP organized a fundraising event to help the victims of Tsunami Disaster on April 24th, 2005, Sunday at Babson College.

  • TBP annual seminar in Dec 2004 was held at Boston University to celebrate the successful start of the "Kalighat Redevelopment Project" and the brilliant literary work "In the beginning is the desire" by Neela B. Saxena

  • “TBP is leading the effort to meet the global challenge of Arsenic in Drinking water. TBP Day, Dec 20 2003 was dedicated to the cause of Arsenic. The program, held at the Wong Auditorium, MIT featured a panel of world renowned experts on the subject of arsenic pollution. ”

 
Web Features
  Message from the Chariman - Banga Sammelan 2001 triggers a process of Renaissance in Bengal and the entire subcontinent
  Never in history, how much mankind could achieve, was ever limited by our means, but was determined by how far our dreams could stretch. The dramatic developments that the global economy has experienced in the second half of the last century in art and -

'Rising to the challenge' - Why you should be involved? How? How will it benefit you? YOU ARE THE CATALYST
  The initiatives are in place, it is you, the successful non-resident, the native entrepreneur, the government worker, the computer engineer, the cardiology surgeon, the corporate legal counsel, that should put forth that thrust to make a difference - to transform the lives of millions and enable mutual prosperity.
 

VISIT
  Rural Entrepreneurship Dev.
a TBP initiative.
 
REVISIT
  MIT Conference, 2003
The Arsenic Problem