But this failed attempt to make a difference in the Imperial India did not daunt the revolutionary spirits of Jitendra Nath. He envisioned that a strong socio-economic Indian entity would help in shaking up the Imperialist yoke. He then went on to use his academic training in polymer technology to establish India's first belting company, the Bengal Belting Company. He invested most of his family fortune for developing this factory and then went ahead to utilize all profit returns for the socio-economic development of Serampore. In fact, the huge employment opportunities created coupled with infrastructure developments that he brought in, helped in defining the industrial development of Serampore and surrounding towns.
