Women Empowerment - In India women disempowered and generally handed a bad deal. Consider the various issues they face. It starts at birth. No wonder India has amongst the worst sex ratios in the world, with only 893 females for every 1000 males. There are fewer female children in schools than males, most of them dropping out when they hit puberty, preferring to stay at home, because most schools don’t have toilets or running water. They are not safe on the streets, with high rates of rape and sexual assault.

Regional Art Society believes that women should have equal socio- economic, cultural and political opportunities as men. While doing research, it was discovered that gender discrimination was too much in many village of Bihar. We say ourselves modern but still women’s are not allowed to give their suggestion in the major decision of the Home. After 68 years of independence, still women’s are abused by their family and husband. They just cry but don’t have confidence to fight for their right. They always have fear in their mind if there husband will leave what she will do. Regional Art Societies have taken the initiative not only to fight for their right but also to provide the technical skill, so that they can earn their livelihood. Our organisation is the member Secretary of NALSA, a complaint committee for restraining sexual harassment of women in Bihar.

Beauty parlour - When we were doing our survey we came across many deprived women’s and girls who want to do many thing in their life, but they don’t have any resource. Even if any marriage occurs in that underprivileged area, the parents didn’t have enough money to get their daughters beautified through any professional beauty parlour. Then we identified their need and decided to give free training in beauty parlour, our dedication and hard work brought result and we got certain projects from NABARD and Bihar Urban Deployment Agency (BUDA) and modular employable scheme (MES)

Now they are not at all dependent on anyone and they are self employed and became earning member for their families. The parents don’t have to think about the beautification of their daughters during marriage because the professional beauticians are in their own village and home.

Tailoring and hand embroidery - When we did our survey, we came across many families who didn’t have enough resources to survive properly. We also met some families who didn’t have any male member for earning. We communicated them and try to understand how they managed their family. It was very painful scenarios when we were hearing their painful stories, they can’t feed basic meals that is two times a day to their children’s, they somehow try to manage it by doing bit stitching and working in other houses as maids. After 68 years of independence still we are not capable enough to earn our livelihood, we identified their skills start giving the free professional training for tailoring and hand embroidery.Our dedication and hard work brought result and we got certain projects from NABARD and Bihar Urban Deployment Agency (BUDA) and modular employable scheme (MES)

Now they are not at all unskilled labour, they are stitching garments and making hand embroidery and selling them in the open market. They are selling their garments in the Bodh Gaya market where their work are appreciated and product is in great demand by the foreigners. We are recognised by the media fraternity, for our contribution toward the society.

Computer education - As we know, Now a day’s life without a computer is not that easy, in every field computer is the mandatory.During our survey, we found that many students of unprivileged areas were keen to learn computer. But due to lack of infrastructure and money they are deprived to get those educations. We were so touched by the self motivated keen interest of the students and our team decided to impart computer education to those students to make their future bright.

Now they are not at all unskilled labour, they are stitching garments and making hand embroidery and selling them in the open market. They are selling their garments in the Bodh Gaya market where their work are appreciated and product is in great demand by the foreigners. We are recognised by the media fraternity, for our contribution toward the society.

Vocational skills - Today India's youth face serious problems of unemployment because lack of skills to get a job. Regional Art Society has identified the fact and start giving vocational training to the Indian youth. This program allows them to choose their path in areas as diverse as banking, DTP, Computer and various areas of their growth. Through our new entrepreneurship program, they learn how to do set up new business and market them, Time to time we also conduct corporate training

Rural development program - Rural development program was launched by the Indian government in year 1978 and extended throughout the India by 1980. It is a self-employment program intended to raise the income-generation capacity of target groups among the poor. The target group consists largely of small and marginal farmers, agricultural labourers and rural artisans living below the poverty line.