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Kallol of New Jersey

About Kallol of New Jersey

Founded in 1975 by a visionary group of Bengalis from Kolkata, Kallol of New Jersey has grown into a cherished home away from home for the Bengali-American community in Edison and throughout North America. What began as a grassroots effort to establish cultural and social foundations has blossomed into a thriving organization with deep roots in the Edison, NJ area and recognition as a leading force in preserving Bengali traditions across the nation. The organization's mission centers on bridging societal gaps between the Indian sub-continent and the United States through meaningful cultural exchange and community building. Over fifty years, Kallol has touched thousands of lives by fostering a sense of belonging, celebrating shared heritage, and creating spaces where families gather to connect with their roots. The founding members' vision of unity and cultural pride continues to guide the organization's work today, inspiring current leadership and members to uphold traditions while embracing newcomers to the community. Kallol operates on principles of inclusivity and mutual support, extending assistance and fellowship to people of all ethnic backgrounds. The organization's enduring legacy reflects the power of togetherness—a commitment to preserving Bengali cultural excellence while collaborating with other organizations to enrich the broader Edison and North American communities. Through decades of events, performances, literary endeavors, and social initiatives, Kallol has become more than an organization; it is a living archive of collective memory, a catalyst for cross-cultural understanding, and a testament to the resilience and vibrancy of the Bengali diaspora.

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