Who I Am
I am Monalisa Banerjee, a dedicated public servant and Councillor of KMC Ward–49, committed to building a more inclusive, transparent, and compassionate society. My journey in public life is rooted in the belief that governance must begin at the grassroots—by listening to people, understanding their everyday challenges, and working collaboratively to find practical solutions.
As a Councillor, my focus is on improving civic amenities, strengthening community welfare, and ensuring that development reaches every household. I strive to promote clean and safe neighborhoods, accessible healthcare and education, women’s empowerment, youth engagement, and dignity for senior citizens. Accountability, responsiveness, and ethical leadership guide my work, as I believe trust is earned through consistent action.
I see Ward–49 not just as a constituency, but as a community with shared hopes and responsibilities. By fostering participation and partnerships, I aim to create sustainable progress and a better quality of life for all—today and for generations to come.
What I Do
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Representing Citizens’ Voices
I act as the link between the residents of Ward–49 and the Kolkata Municipal Corporation, ensuring that people’s concerns, needs, and suggestions are heard and addressed at the municipal level.
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Improving Civic Infrastructure
I work towards the development and maintenance of roads, drainage systems, street lighting, water supply, and sanitation facilities to improve everyday living conditions in the ward.
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Ensuring Cleanliness and Public Health
I oversee waste management, cleanliness drives, and public health initiatives, and coordinate with municipal departments to maintain a safe and hygienic environment.
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Supporting Social Welfare and Inclusivity
I assist residents in accessing government schemes and social welfare benefits, with special attention to senior citizens, women, children, and economically vulnerable groups.
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Promoting Community Development
I encourage community participation, support local cultural and social initiatives, and work to strengthen harmony and cooperation among residents.
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Transparency
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Accountability
I remain accessible to the public, address grievances promptly, and strive to ensure transparency, fairness, and accountability in all municipal activities within Ward–49.
Journey
Birth in Kolkata
Monalisa Banerjee, born on 15 November 1983 in Kolkata, is a digital creator and independent filmmaker known for her distinctive storytelling and visual sensibility. She completed her schooling at Auxilium Convent, Calcutta, and pursued professional training at Whistling Woods International. She further advanced her education at Griffith University, gaining global exposure to contemporary media practices. Currently based in Kolkata, Monalisa works across digital platforms and independent cinema, creating meaningful content that reflects social realities, culture, and human emotions, while continuously exploring new forms of creative expression through film and digital media.
1983
State Chairperson
State Chairperson at West Bengal Pradesh Congress Committee Human Rights Cell.
2014 - 2016 . Calcutta, India
2014
National Secretary
IYC National Secretary at Indian Youth Congress.
2016 - 2020
In-charge of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh & Mizoram PYC
2016
General Secretary
Worked at General Secretary at West Bengal Pradesh Congress Committee
17 October 2020 - 2021
2020
KMC Councillor
Works at KMC Councillor - WARD 49
21 December 2021 - Present
2021
State General Secretary
Works at TMYC State General Secretary
4 February 2023 - Present
2023
What People Say
Monalisa Banerjee is a dedicated and approachable public servant who consistently prioritizes the needs of the residents of KMC Ward–49. Her hands-on involvement and prompt response to civic issues have earned her widespread trust and appreciation.
Partha Sarkar
As a Councillor, Monalisa Banerjee has shown strong leadership and accountability. Her efforts in improving infrastructure, cleanliness, and public services reflect her genuine commitment to community development.