At the very heart of Basudih village stands Amra Kajan Club—not just a building, but a living symbol of unity, hard work, and devotion that has kept the community together for decades.
Back in the 1980s, villagers celebrated Maa Saraswati Puja by setting up temporary pandals. Around 1990, the youth and elders decided to build a permanent place where the community could gather for worship, festivals, and cultural events. With this vision, Amra Kajan Club was established.
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Founding Members
The club was built through the sweat and dedication of many villagers, who worked side by side, contributing their time and labor. Some of the key founding members include:
- Debashish Maji
- Rabindranath Maji
- Sanjay Maji
- Sadhan Maji
- Malay Maji
- Subhash Maji
- Budhan Maji
- Piplu Maji
- Sandeep Maji
Present Members
Today, the legacy continues with a new generation of dedicated members, including:
- Bivash Maji
- Bikash Maji
- Bidyut Maji
- Pintu Mandal
- Chintu Mandal
- Deep Maji
Role in the Community
Over the years, Amra Kajan Club has become the center of cultural and social life in Basudih. The highlight remains the grand Maa Saraswati Puja, when the club is beautifully decorated and celebrated with great devotion. Beyond festivals, the club also serves as a venue for community functions, family gatherings, and village events, making it an inseparable part of everyday life.
Located in the center of Basudih, right beside the Maa Laxmi Temple and the village primary school, Amra Kajan Club stands as a reminder of what collective effort, faith, and unity can achieve. It is not just a club—it is the pride of Basudih.
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