Helping a girl stay in school
changes generations.

“Khilta Kamal” means a blooming lotus — a flower that rises out of the mud. To pluck it, you must step into the mud; and once plucked, it is laid at God's feet. Our daughters are like that lotus — so many grow up in harsh surroundings. Why not lift them into a better world, so their futures can bloom? That simple belief gave us our name.

Khilta Kamal began in 2015 in Sector 15A, Noida, inspired by Smt. Savita Bhatia. For the first year it was just the two of us. Our very first student was Shivani — whose mother cooked in Savita ji's home — and we started by teaching her computers; soon Manisha, Annu, Nidhi and Kalpana joined. In 2016 we formally registered as Khilta Kamal NGO, independent of any political party. Today we support underprivileged girls in every way, including those who long to study but cannot afford to, widowed and abandoned women, and elders troubled in their own homes — and we will soon open an Old Age Home, followed by an orphanage. All of this is possible only through your support and blessings. Thank you.