Inspired by waves of the rising Freedom Movement, a group of enthusiastic youths came forward to form a club namely Milita Banbhab for betterment of their village conditions in the year 1943. During that period the team of Milita Bandhab Club worked on helping serious patients of the community, solved various type of village problems and organized sports, cultural activities and others educational programs and helped common activities of the community. Entire program organized without any outside assistance (both financially and non-financially).

During the year 1945 an enthusiastic youth of the village after completing his Post-Graduate degree returned to his the village and noticed that a group of committed youths had been practicing different types of social service activities in an unorganized way. Then he mobilized those youth and advised them to register the club to avail all the facilities of Government & others in their path of service. He also added that in this way they would be able to work in an organized and systematic way. Following his advice they approached to a landlord for a land. The landlord conceptualized their appeal and verbally gave his approval to use the land. After getting permission to use the land, they along with the villagers started their journey. With strong determination, hard labour and voluntary contribution by means of begging (mustibhiksha) they constructed a building and started a Library, a Clinic, Non-formal schools and Supplementary Coaching Centre for the local people. Their involvement was mainly through helping the sick; physically carrying the patients to hospitals, conducting sports and cultural events for the children and youth etc. Finally they got Govt. registration as an organization namely Kajla Janakalyan Samity in the year of 1956.