Bharatiya Jana Seva Mission is a registered NGO in Barasat, North 24 Parganas, focused on volunteering and community development.

Bharatiya Jana Seva Mission is a government-registered non-government organization based in Barasat, North 24 Parganas, dedicated to social upliftment through a participatory and rights-based approach. Founded by a first-generation development activist, the organization brings together social workers with educational and technical expertise alongside grassroots community members to address local needs. The group focuses on six key areas: consumer rights and protection, women development, entrepreneurship and skill building, environment, handicrafts, and agriculture and animal husbandry as an alternative livelihood program. Their interventions aim to improve working conditions, strengthen workers' voices, and empower women in the Barasat region and beyond. The mission prioritizes family as the focal point of social improvement and places high importance on capacity building for the poor and disadvantaged segments of the population. Operating on a people-centered philosophy, they believe that raising awareness and inspiring individuals to solve their own problems is the most effective way to facilitate betterment. The organization ensures community involvement by consulting with locals and local organizations before program development, allowing community members to monitor and review work. They collaborate with locally elected government representatives, government ministries, departments, and other NGOs to manage and influence development efforts, working together to alleviate poverty and diversify livelihood opportunities throughout the region.