In a similar fashion District Lok Samiti, Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra and Stri Sakti jointly organized a rally cum mass meeting to mark the event. Prof. Rajni Sharma, Vinoba Bhave University, flagged off the rally from Zila School premises. Rally shaped up as a mass meeting after canvassing Guru Gobind Singh road, Kachari chowk, Annada Chowk, Jama Masjid road, Jhanda Chowk & Bansi Lal chowk. Women in groups participated from Churchu, Ichak, Bisungarh, Cauparan etc blocks to prove their strength and solidarity.

A memorandum demanding 50% reservation to women, Panchayat elections in state to nearest possibility, setting up women's police station in each subdivision simplifying process of birth registration, disciplinary action against doctors and ultrasound clinics promoting female foeticide & appropriate implementation of NREGA.

A Rally was organized by Hazaribagh district Lok Samiti and Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra highlighting issues like NREGA, Female Foeticide and Birth Registration. Rally originating from Mission School ground canvassed through the streets of Rabindra Path, Jama Masjid road, Jhanda Chowk, Guru Gobind Singh road, Annada Chowk and ended up at premises of Zila School. Here the rally shaped up as a mass meeting. Government officials were appealed to keep an eye and take feasible steps to stop irregularities related to implementation of NREGA, to implement existing laws to curb rate of  Female  Foeticide and to promote birth registration. Finally a memorandum with recommendations like weekly payment of wages, priority to local laborers, birth and death registration free of cost, regular attendance of employees in registration department and implementation of existing laws to eliminate female foeticide was submitted to Deputy Commissioner.

Mr. Satish Girija, Secretary, NBJK is in the road to publish his literary work featuring brief overview of different funding/supporting agencies of India and overseas. The book will serve as a useful handbook covering briefs on funding agencies for persons engaged in the voluntary sector.

Vijay Gope, son of Konda Gope hails from Sijudih village of Mukdum panchayat of Saraikela district. His family belongs to the club of ignorant, illiterate and poverty stricken sections of the society. His parents were not interested in sending their children to school. Vijay Gope was very eager to go to school and get educated like other children. One day instructor of Lok Hit Sansthan run Birsa Bal Niketan, operational under the banner of NBJK's Reach project, gathered all the students. Vijay also joined the party and from the very next day onwards Vijay started attending classes. Vijay today is regular attendant of Birsa Bal Niketan, Sijudih unit looked after by Lok Hit Sansthan institutionalized in Saraikela Kharsawan. Vijay feels that Birsa Bal Niketan was instrumental in showing him the light of development..

Day long dharna was organized by Bihar State Lok Samiti representatives in state capital Patna on 17^th January, 07. Dharna was a mean to create awareness amidst hoi-polloi on the issue of mental health. It also challenged the government authorities to implement the existing laws and policies to strengthen the rehabilitation of differently abled persons.

Ivan Nut Brown, Coordinator, Action Village India, paid visit to Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra. During his stay he monitored and evaluated the progress of ongoing projects. Achievements in the project run were sighted & were applauded and appreciated also. Deviances in the project run were sorted out and future strategic run was designed.