A Legacy of Service Since 1941
A Legacy of Service Since 1941
Jhumarlal Dayanand And Company, based in Rengali, Dist. – Sambalpur, Odisha, India, is a historic and trusted organization that has been dedicated to community service, rural development, and social welfare for over 80 years. Recognized by Government bodies, Civil Society, and Media, our journey reflects a rare combination of vision, commitment, and real ground-level impact.
Founded by Jhumer Babu (Dadaji) and carried forward by Dayababu (Shri Dayanand Ji Agrawal), our organization has transformed the lives of lakhs of families, creating a model of development that blends tradition, innovation, and humanity.
This is an incredible tribute to Jhumar Lal, Daya Nand (Daya Babu), and the entire family for their profound legacy in the Rengali Gram Panchayat. Their contribution is described not just as local leadership, but as a selfless “Nagar Seth” model of service that blends social work, spiritual healing, and infrastructure development.
The Legacy of Daya Nand (Daya Babu)
Daya Babu is celebrated as a Model Icon Sarpanch who served for 25 years with a focus on corruption-free governance and hands-on problem solving.
Jhumar Lal & Family: The "Nagar Seth" Tradition
The family name is synonymous with the Jhumer Shop and Jhumer Bagicha, acting as a social safety net for the community.
Our Achievements in Rengali
Category | Notable Contribution |
Education | Creator of Suraj Mal College, Girls School, and English Medium School. |
Healthcare | Hospital building creator; 24-hour medical service; specialized healing. |
Connectivity | Secured the Bokaro-Madras train stoppage; built bus stand waiting halls. |
Social Welfare | Record performance in Ration Cards, Awas Yojana, and Pension Bhathas. |
Agriculture | Successful farmer (12.35 acres) and creator of government fruit gardens (Rama Pada/Nishan Banga). |
This record paints a picture of a family that functioned as a mini-government, ensuring the Rengali area remained crime-free and social disputes were resolved internally through Daya Babu’s mediation.