In today's date, Purvanchal Lok Utthan Evam Shodh Parishad is not an unknown name for the civil society and intellectual world of Bihar, especially in Patna. But when this institution was established in May 1993, no primary target was set. The group of just a few enthusiastic youths started to connect with the people of slums and deprived sections of Patna city, to understand them, to help them, and to guide them if possible. Nukkad Natak played a vital role in connecting with the people, and during this, many plays were staged in collaboration with different cultural organizations of Patna. Several small seminars were held in the slums of Patna with people from the deprived sections. Three Lok Shikshan Kendras were opened in the city with the help of the local community, especially educated youths. School drop-out children were added to these Lok Shikshan Kendras. It was not just an educational institution but an activity-based office, where cultural activities were carried out prominently. Free screening and medical camps were also organized for children and their families by these centers. Many eminent doctors of the city not only provided their time, support, and human resources for this task but also provided medicines for distribution. In the same way, when the Pulse Polio campaign started in Bihar in the 1990s, the organization helped health workers in many wards of Patna city by connecting them to the people of the deprived community.

The organization was an essential participant in the formation and activism of several state-level forums, such as GUNJ (Global Unity for Neglected Juvenile), CRAC (Children's Rights Awareness Campaign), etc. This way, 'Purvanchal' became a cardinal partner of the movement being run by civil society on the subject of the rights and welfare of children in Bihar. Apart from this, the organization also became a part of the national campaign like "Don't break your promise." In 2001, when the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan was launched at the national level by the government, Purvanchal Lok Utthan Evam Shodh Parishad was associated with its Bihar chapter and was called in a consultation meeting for its policy formulation, implementation strategy, etc. In Bihar, around 186 NGOs working on the subject of children's education were setting up a network and campaign called "Voluntary Forum for Education" in 2004, Dr. Abhay Kumar Pandey, Secretary of the institution, became the convener of this campaign, and he kept this command till 2009. In 1993, the social work campaign, which was started by a few excited youths, made its identity to state-level within 10 years.