Council for social development

baksheesh sachar

In 1964, the CSD became formally affiliated to the India International Centre and in April 1970 it was registered under the Societies Registration Act of 1860. CSD continues to be inspired by the vision of its founders to build a just society based on the guiding principles of secularism and equality, identity and justice. CSD’s constitution clearly states, “The need for a systematic study of the play of social dynamics in the process of growth to bring the social aspects of development into focus. Through its research, advocacy and publication activities, CSD contributes to the knowledge on social issues, suggests changes and interventions needed to ensure that government policies and programmes result in moving towards a just, equitable and welfare-oriented social order, particularly in the amelioration of the socio-economic conditions of the poorest, deprived and marginalized sections of society.

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