This is a sample description for Women Empowerment. For the purpose of testing I will use the word Women EmpowermentWomen EmpowermentWomen Empowerment.

Women Empowerment

SHRI KALYAN WOMEN WELFARE SOCIETY

DantaRamgarh Tehsil is the most backward in the Sikar District in every sector like economically geographically and educations.There is neither natural sources nor industries or mills except wages.It is already declared Dark John from 1992 by govt of India. So agriculture is only dream for the area 78% Sc,St,Obc resents in the Tehsil. The women’s conditions are so worse that they are depend on only wages at mason, agriculture, cleaning etc.They are unknown about Govt schemes due to lac of awareness.There is a few Ngo’s who are providing such program to rural women. 
 Project Place :- Shri Kalyan Women Welfare Society Branch Office Behind of SBI Bank, Tehsil DantaRamgarh Dist. SikarProject Duration :- Oct.02,2022 to Dec.31,2023 Project objectives:• To form women self - help groups in 2 slums• To create employment opportunities to less privileged slum women by introducing tailoring training.• To provide skills tailoring training to women to generate additional income to meet their basic needs.• To improve their socio- economic- cultural standards• Through adult education help children to go back to school instead of going for hazardous works • To promote awareness and participation in family responsibilities• To sustain small saving and net working with banks and other government bodies.• To educate women in mother &amp; child care healthy environmentroject the Ngo will take following steps:-1. The Ngo will create 2 Batches [25-25 each batch for first six month then next 2 batches like same ]of rural women who belongs poorer Sc,ST,Obc, widow and help less in DantaRamgarh Tehsil by advertising through newspapers and pumplets.2. The batches will be provided tailoring training both ladies &amp; gents garments for six month and two hours perday 2 hours [ I hour theory and I hour practical] at Ngo’s B.O. office at Behind of SBI Bank DantaRamgarh [Sikar] Rajasthan.3. The trainees will not only be provided training material but also marketing by trained and the Ngo freely. 4. During the training the progress report, U.C. and test’s result which will be taken by the NGO and sent to Our respected Donors and GIVE.Do. 5. After training completed the Ngo will proud placement/ employment to the batches.The Training will provide in the following steps [syllabus ]50 rural women were divided 2 batches they will be trained 2 hours [one hour theory and one hour practical] per day. Will working days in a week except Govt holidays for next 6 months For first to batches and remaining for to batches same the way for next 6 months.Syllabus: First month:- The batches will trained hand stitch work i.e. button hook chain, whining, button hall and measure to operate pedal &amp;handled sewing machines.Necklace nec blouse square neck blouse high neck cross cutting blouses.• Jaket used by elderly women – Pumjabi dress model• Katori choli – Body pretty coat sari petti coat frock pajama jubba Guppy dreesThird month:- Gents garments i.e. under wear, shirts, trousers paints, Jackets and coatsFourth month:- Embroidery on –saree dressespillow comers ets.Fifth month :-Export quality garments will be learn to scotch .Sixth month :- All of taught revised by in this month.Special Note:During the training every learner will be motivated for to stitch 100 clothe bag ( size 1*2.5 feet ). Such the way 100 learners will prepare 10000 bags. The bags will be distrubuted Dantaramgarh Tehsil's 20 Govt Sen. Sec. School's students awakening them for use clothe bags instead polythene. 
 100 rural women means 100 family well be skilled in tailoring &amp; Beau tic 2. They will be able to earn lest 200 Ru. Per day very easily and such way enhance their live hood.3. The skill will transfer their hairs .4. Rural women will join with SHG Group.5. They will be able self reliance mentally.6. 10000 Students would be awakened for avoid polythene. They will be enabled to cooperate clean India, environment and personal cleaning. DantaRamgarh Tehsil people will aware of Give.Do welfare activity.

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This is a sample description for Elderly Care. For the purpose of testing I will use the word Elderly CareElderly CareElderly Care.

Elderly Care

1.      Dantaramgarh Tehsil is the most backward among Sikar District is Rajasthan due to lack of Industries, Natural water sources, educational institutes and other Income sources.2.      Dantaramgarh tehsil is deserted area so the Govt. Of Rajasthan has declared “Dark John” from 1999. The inhabitants depend only rain for agriculture. They have to migrate for the wages to cities other states or gulf countries.  3.      The Inhabitants live in economic crisis so their parents or old age person become their burdens.4.      The Ngo has already found 18961 older persons thirst for tea and food though having theirs heirs. Their families provide them limited and timely food and tea. If an old person wants more pieces of bread or untimely tea, they will be rebuked by their own sons or heirs.5.      The some older person get their old age pension sanctioned by Central/Govt of Raj., Their heirs struggle for it or want to divide it among them.6.      Generation Gap – No young / children like to sit with old age persons. So the older persons are unable to share their feelings.7.      There is no state/Central/ Ngo’s scheme or old age Asharam at Dantaramgarh Tehsil in Sikar District.8.        90% of the older persons are from the unorganized sector, with no social security at the age of 60 years.9.      30 % of the old persons 23% handicapped live below the poverty line and another 33% just marginally over it. 10.  83% of the aged people 38% handicapped live in rural areas. 11.  73% of the aged 83% disabled are illiterates and can only be engaged in physical labour. 12.  53% of women over 55 years of age are person, many of them with no support whatsoever. 13.    Ageing is an irreversible biological phenomenon and it is a survival of growing number of people completing their traditional adult roles. In India persons above 60 years of age are classified as old aged. 
 	Provide physical care and emotional support to the aged &amp; disabled person. 	Help them in self-adjustment to problems	Provide activities for keeping fit and busy	Develop hobbies such as gardening, cooking, cleaning, reading, Yoga, tailoring and computer knowledge etc.	Provide opportunities for positive contribution by the participants	Create a family atmosphere where the aged feel comfortable and cared for.	To foster the welfare of the needy aged &amp; disabled. 	To raise funds for the project which assist the elderly &amp; disabled irrespective of caste and creed.	To create confidence amongst the aged and help them to take decisions on their own pertaining to their lives.	To create in younger generation and in society, a social awareness about the problem of the elderly and disability in our country.	To provide two time tea and one time food to 100 old person and disabled.	To provide Free Primary education to 100 disabled and aged person.	To create Dantaramgarh Tehsil’s first elder and disabled persons shelter center. 	To generate pocket money to elder person by skill development programs.	To awaken the society for to end generation gap. IMLEMENTING STEPS –1.	The Ngo will choose the most needy 100 older persons ( both ladies and gents ) among 18961. 2.	The Ngo will get the selected older person’s consent with their heirs to live in Old Age Friend and Family Care Center with written permission. 3.	The Ngo will provide them following daily routine- A.	All will arise at 5 a.m. ( in summer ) 6 am. ( in winter ) after their freshness the Yoga teacher will provide them 2 hours yoga with walking, meditation, preaching etc. B.	They will be served breakfast 8.30 am. C.	8.30am. to 10 am. Bathing/ washing.D.	10 am. To 11 am. Skill development lesion according their hobbies i.e. gardening, cooking, cleaning, computer, reading, tailoring etc. E.	11 am. To 12.30 pm. Food. F.	12.30 pm. To 3.00 pm. Rest. G.	3 pm. To 6 pm. Revision/ practical class/ making products by their skill development training. H.	6 pm. To 7 pm. Leisure time with walking or prayer. I.	7 pm. To 9 pm. Supper. J.	9 pm. To 10 pm. Bhajan or recreation. K.	10 pm. To 5 am. Sleeping. 4.	The Ngo will provide them weekly a doctor’s visit, a preacher, special yoga teacher and VIP person including politicians, religious, skilled persons. So the older persons may feel society or create their confidence for live.   
 1.     100 older persons will be got accommodation, food, Primary necessary things without tension / under presser free of cost in the Old Age Friend &amp; Family Care Center.2.     Every older person can express their troubles or feeling to each other in center family freely.3.      100 older persons will be provided medical facilities, specialist doctor’s advice and treatment.4.     100 older persons will get chances for enjoyment of yoga, meditation, prayer, bhajan, news, morning walk and recreation.   5.     The Ngo will provide not only various skill development trainings i.e. tailoring, farming, computer, gardening, beauty parlor according their hobbies but also pocket money by during training products. IT IS DEPENT ON THEIR CONSENT.6.     The older persons get their confidence by weekly visit various religious place / visiting places/ meeting VIP persons like preachers/ politicians/ special yoga teachers/ social workers/ administrative.

Old Age Friend & Family Care Center Project

This is a sample description for education. For the purpose of testing I will use the word EducationEducationEducationEducation.

Education

This is a sample description for Human Rights. For the purpose of testing I will use the word Human RightsHuman RightsHuman Rights.

Human Rights

Today, gender bias continues to create huge barriers for many women. Ongoing struggles include ensuring equal economic opportunities, educational equity, and an end to gender-based violenceBuilding global sustainability for today and for tomorrow all begins with the rights of women and girls. The right to education, economic independence, and reproductive autonomy are the building blocks and must-haves for gender equality. Unfortunately, societies all around the world still hold women down in one way or another – keeping them from reaching their full potential. Flipping the script on these unfair dynamics is at the center of our work as we empower through entertainment and create a world that supports and celebrates the rights of women and girls. Globly the homicide rate is 4 times higher among adolescent boys aged 10-19 than among girls of the same age. 45% of Women cannot ame their decision about their sexual and reproductive health. Women are 70 % global health workforce but hold 25 % of senior roles.  As the name says, International Women's Day is about women from all around the world. IWD is a day to celebrate activists on a global level, raising awareness of their work and the challenges they face. It's also a great opportunity to network and connect with people committed to gender equality.National Women's Day is celebrated on 13th February annually in India. It is a national celebration organized to commemorate the birth anniversary of Sarojini Naidu, who was a revolutionary activist, poet, and politician, who contributed to India's independence movement.against them such as the Protection of Women from Domestic violence Act, 2005; the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1956; the Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961; the Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act, 1986; the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (PREVENTION, PROHIBITION and REDRESSAL) Act, 2013  
 To impart practical knowledge about the basic legal rights and remedies provided under various women related laws, thereby making them fit to face the challenged in real life situations. To make the women aware of :Ø The various machineries/organs of the justice delivery system available for redressed of their problems/grievances.Ø The procedure of approaching and utilizing various channels available for the redressal of grievance ie. The police, the Executive and the Judiciary.Ø The role of Courts in achieving gender equality, most importantly the concept of public interest litigation. Ø The role of District Legal Service Authority, Free Legal Aid and Lok Adalats. Ø The sensitive Women and Girls abut their Rights as provided under the various laws including the Indian Penal Code 1860, The Dowry Prohibition Act 1961, The Prevention of Domestic Violence to Women Act, 2005 etc. Time Frame and Participants The Seminar should be 2 days. There should be atleast 250 participants in the seminarFirst session of the first day should be devoted to the introduction of Shri Kalyan Women Welfare Society and Give India for Women and some basic information on other Commissions e.g. National Commission, National Human Rights Commission, National Commission for SC/ST and State Women Commissions. Syllabus for Legal Awareness Program With the aim to impart knowledge, Which may be useful in day –to –day life, the following syllabus include in the seminar :1.   Intoduction The meaning of law, various social security legislations, free legal aid to the poor, Indian Evidence Act, various modes of dispute settlement mechanisms e.i, Lok Adalats, Family courts, Mahila Courts, Crime Against Women Cells, NCW NHRC, State Commission etc. 2.   Women and Constitutions:Apart from others, stress should be laid on “Fundamental Rights, Constitutional remedies( Writs)  Electoral law, Voting Rights For Women, participation in Panchayats etc. 3.   Women and Family Laws:Marriage Law, Separation, Divorce, Maintenance, Adoption, Family Laws, Right to Property and Succession, Guardianship, Unmarried Mother and the Legitimacy of her children. 4.   Women in Custody: Arrest, gounds of arrest, kinds of offences ( bailable and non-bailable ) arrest warrant, powers of police, rights of arrested persons including the right to bail, the immediate procedure to be adopted in case of violation of rights available etc. May be discussed with the help of case law in a more practical manner.  5.   Criminal Law and Women:Offences of dowry, rape, molestation, child rape and child abuse etc. Some recently decided cases may be discussed in detail.6.   Procedure in Action : Procedure for seeking redressed to be explained along with visits to Police Station, Courts, Lok Adalats, Field studies ets.7.   Rights under different laws:a.   Rights at work place – Equal Remuneration / Minimum Wages Act/ Rights undr Factories Act, Maternity Benefit Act, Mines and Plantation Act, Rule of work in such specific areas, sexual harassment at work place.b.   Reproductive Health Rights – Feticide, infanticide, Preconception and Prenatal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act 1994, The Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act.8.   Local Issues: During the programmers emphasis should be laid on discussing the local issues and the social practices prevalent in the society. The specific issues like Sati, Child Marriages, Child Lab our, Prostitution, Dowry System etc. should be Discussed in a detailed manner.9.   Faculty:The awareness on the above syllabus could be imparted with the help of District Lagal Service Authority, Law Professors, Retired Judes, Senior Advocates and Women Activitists.10. Methodology :The otrical Knowledge cannot prepare persons for challenges in real life. Thus more stress should be laid on imparting knowledge through discussion, case study, video, films, case conference and street plays, interactions and meeting with social activists, visits to Lok Adalats, District Legal Service Authority, Jail, Police Stations, Family Courts, Mahila Courts, Consumer Courts etc.11.  Jago Nari Jagao Nari apane adhikaron ke ley ( For Three Days Tour to Sikar and Jaipur District by 50 Women )The Ngo will carry 50 rural women for Jago Nari Jagao Nari apane adhikaron ke ley tour program to Sikar and Jaipur Districts by Women’s Rights decorated chariot with D.J. Sound. The tour will be departed by SDM Dantaramgarh showing green flag. The group will awaken women’s rights at Nagar Palika Renwal ( Jaipur ) by street plays and culture program at March9, 2023. The Next morning it will be departed by chairperson of Nagar palika for Chomo. The group will awaken women’s rights at Nagar Palika Chomu ( Jaipur ) by street plays and culture program at March10, 20. The next day the chairman will departed the chariot for samod. There the program will be repeated by the group.    
 The Dantaramgarh tehsil’s women will aware for Their rights include the right to live free from violence, slavery, and discrimination; to be educated; to own property; to vote; and to earn a fair and equal wage. As the now-famous saying goes, “women's rights are human rights.” That is to say, women are entitled to all of these rights.They will be awakened for Women's human rights include the rights to equality, to dignity, autonomy, information and bodily integrity and respect for private life and the highest attainable standard of health, including sexual and reproductive health, without discrimination; as well as the right to freedom from torture and cruel, inhuman by the workshop. Gender equality is a human right—one that Shri Kalyan Women Welfare Society advances through sexual and reproductive health and rights Women’s Right on World Women Day programs. Gender equality and Women’s Right on World Women Day reinforce one another: gender-equal societies strengthen , and Women’s Right on World Women Day contributes to gender equality, particularly by removing barriers to women and girls exercising agency in their lives. Shri Kalyan Women Welfare Society’s programs seek to transform harmful gender norms; reduce the impact of gender-based violence on Women’s Right on World Women Day and, change the policies, structures, and systems that hold individuals of all genders back.

Jago Nari jagao Nari apane adhikaron ke ley On World Women Day

This is a sample description for Community & Rural Development. For the purpose of testing I will use the word Community & Rural DevelopmentCommunity & Rural DevelopmentCommunity & Rural Development.

Community & Rural Development

1. Dantaramgarh Tehsil is the most backward in Sikar Districts ( Rajasthan ) in every sectors i.e. Education, Industrial, Natural Sources, Geographical, health, economically and development.2.      So its result the Tehsil was declared Dark John from 1998 by Central and Govt of Rajasthan.3.      The Tehsil’s habitants live hood is depend only rain season’s agriculture, wages which is hardly get in the tehsil due to lack of industries. So they are to migrate other states or Gulf countries for earning live hood.4.      86 % population of DantaRamgarh Tehsil are belonged to SC, ST, OBC who are so poor that we cannot imagine – they may bear their children’s expenditure of higher technology, medical college or Research center due to lack of local researches centers or medical colleges or their poverty. 5.      Never science Fair was held by Govt/ Non Govt in Dantaramgarh Tehsil.6.      Dantarmagarh Tehsil’s inhabitants believe in superstitions i.e. magic mantras, spell, tricks, sorceries act and conservative thoughts not yet the new generation are following too in this modern age.7.      It is unlucky  that Dantaramgarh Tehsil never bear a Scientist after India freedom.  
 Objects:1.      To organize Science Fair at Dantaramgarh Tehsil’s colleges / Schools or ITI colleges first time for to develop scientific qualities in them.2.      To remove superstitions form rurals.3.      To create science confidence by providing them prizes by the Ngo.4.      To shine rural qualities by the fair at public stage.Implementation Steps:1.      The Ngo will advertise about the Science Fair holding by the Ngo by newspapers, e-advertisement sources, pump-late,   and vehicles.2.      The Ngo official order for organizing the fair will notice by hand to the institutions.3.      Every participants will be registered by registration cell of the Ngo on the day.4.      The VIP persons ( Science Lectures, Dantaramgarh S.D.M., Dr. Narendre Dr. Neha Sharma ) will inaugurate the fair.5.      They will explain about science fair importance and Science’s new inventions, explore and effect of science.6.      A panel of Juries will be appointed for watch the demonstration.7.      Every participants will demonstrate their project.8.       The Panel of Juries will evaluate and declare the result of Ist, second, and third winners.9.      Food will be served to all participants.10.  At the end of program the prizes, mementos, Certificates and Cash amount will be provided by the Ngo.  
 1.      About 500 persons including students, rural and officers will watch the Science Fair at First Time.2.      About 100 rural teams will participate in the fair, they will get chance to show their scientific qualities at first time in public stage.3.      Dantaramgarh Tehsil’s inhabitants will awaken science inventions.4.      They will get rid their habitual superstitions.The poor people will inspire for their children to participate or study science faculty, higher technology, IT sector and Medical sector by the fair.

Science Fair on World Science Day

DantaRamgarh Tehsil is the most backward one in the Sikar District. There are no industries or factories to provide permanent employement and wages. This leaves dependency on agriculture which is dependent on rainy season and the area has already been declared as Dark Zone in 1985 by Govt. of Rajasthan. Thus the livelihood of the people is poor. There is a need to impart additional skills to enable these people earn a living. 
 We will invite to Dantaramgarh Tehsil’s women for involve in the project by apply application form. We will check the application forms and create 4 batches (each batch having 30 women ). Every batch’s duration will be 3 months. During the training they will take the RSCIT Exam.The syllabus of Computer basic course and RSCIT Degree will be taught by the instructors –1. Introduction of Computer 2. Computer System. 3. Use of Computer. 4. Internet’s Introduction 5. Use of Internet 6. Operating System 7. Microsoft World Basic 8. Microsoft World Advance 9. Microsoft Excel Basic 10 Microsoft Excel Advance 11. Microsoft Power Point 12. Microsoft Excess 13. Microsoft Outlook basic 14. New Trades of I.T. 15. Computer Administration. 16. Computer Net Working .  
 <ol><li>Women will be trained in computer education</li><li>Center will be developed as Information &amp; Technology Centre</li><li>Environment a rounding the center will computer education</li><li>120 Rural Women will be able to apply for govt jobs with RSCIT degree</li><li>120 Rural Women will save from their exploitation means 2300x 120= 282000 Rs. Is Paid to authorized RKCL Computer Centers</li><li>They have their skill have by RSCIT degree</li><li>The degree is joining their quality and ability</li><li>They will be able to get placement, self employment and self religion</li></ol>

Computer Literacy for Rural Women Project with RSCIT Degree

1.  The ideology of secularism is one of the many doctrines present in our constitution. There is no state-sponsored religion.2.  Every Indian citizen has the fundamental right to freedom of religion (article 25-28), which lets them practice and profess any faith.3.  Communal harmony is the principle of peace and harmony existing amongst various religious communities, free from violence and hatred.4.  India has witnessed many instances of communal disharmony throughout its history.5.  Some include Bharuch riots of 1857 between Muslims and Parsis and the anti-Sikh riots directed at the Sikh community in 1984.6.  The Bombay riots of 1992-93 were a response to the demolition of the Babri Masjid, a very contentious issue in India, with nearly 900 killed. After these riots, the Bombay bombings took place.7.  Gujarat riots of 2002 are one of the worst riots that India has witnessed due to the demolition of Babri Masjid and the burning of Godhra train, leading to the deaths of many Hindus and Muslims.8.  The recent communal riots in India were the Muzaffarnagar riots of 2013 and the Delhi riots of 2020.9.  Communal harmony is necessary for our country. Every citizen has the right to follow a religion of their choice, and intolerance threatens this right. Equality, along with acceptance, encompasses communal harmony.10. Communal harmony day or Sadhbhavana Diwas celebrates this idea on 20th August of every year in India and Community harmony week and Flag Day is celebrated by Govt on Nov.19 to Nov. 25 every year.  Communal harmony is a prerequisite for a country like India, with its diverse population and cultures. Communal harmony ensures that every religion gets equal treatment, and tolerance builds amongst citizensPeace and harmony mean dealing with disputes and resolving conflicts fairly and properly with neutralization and Middle Way principles to further the welfare of each individual as well as the wellbeing of mankind as a whole. Peace and harmony is long lasting value.      India is the one of country in the world where hundreds of casts people though various religions, creed, language, conventions and cultures yet live together. It is the greatest properties of Indian culture’s feathers and alive today. Every citizen must be dutiful for to continue and alive our culture’s properties i.e. national unity, secularism, community harmony and patriotism. The Ngo has been serving and awakening the Dantaramgarh Tehsil’s for last 10 years among our cultures properties and will continue to celebrate community harmony week and flag day this year too on Nov. 19, 2023 to Nov. 25, 2023.Objects:1.  To awaken for community harmony and national unity to Dantaramgarh tehsil’s not only inhabitants but also special new generation and women by various programs.2.  To grow- National secularism, unity, patriotism and brother hood.3.  To prevent social poisonous evils i.e. – growing racism, regionalism, religious debates and protection by social evil agents.4.  To create habitual to follow Indian culture and alive our culture.5.  To generate good and human qualities i.e. kindness, etiquettes ,to greet-each religion, creed, language, patriotism and community harmony in rural youths and special Women.6.  To Solve the disputes and various thoughts bay among social religious and other category by non- violence way.7.  To follow our Constitutional – Secularism, brotherhood, unity, integrity, Patriotism, and community harmony.8.  To provide legal awareness and protection by police for community harmony.9.  To aware Give do’s social service to DantaRamgarh Tehsil’s Inhabitants.  Implement Steps:- The Ngo will distribute various Community Harmony Week’s Programs and Competitions’ Pamphlets among govt. / Non govt school and collages for to participate in the programs before Nov 19 2023. The Ngo will organize the following date wise activities:- On Nov 19,2023To Organize Prabhat Pheri :- The Ngo will manage a grand awakening prabhat pheri with DantaRamgarh’s govt/ Non govt school Students and college us providing then community harmony awakening flaxes, banners and slogans through main Market and streets departing by SDM DantaRamgarh.The rally will convert into work shop at The Ngo’s B.O. Office, Where lectures and specialist tell the importance of community Harmony, a debate and Act competition will be organized.On Nov 20,2023 to Nov 21,2023.Essay, drawing, quiz and speech competitions will be held in all educational institutes by the Ngo. The institutes’s staff will create their two level ( school students and college ) result.On Nov.22, 2023 to Nov. 24, 2023( Three days Awakening Tour ) the Ngo will create community Harmony awakening chariot a 60 seater bus with a DJ Sound Pick up 60 Rural Ngo staff and local administrable staff with the chariot will be departed for three days tour by SDM DantaRamgarh to whole DantaRamgarh Tehsil. The chariot and all the participants will go by walk (Paddling) Through Gram Panchayats- Ramgarh, Danta, Suliyawas,Jeenmataji, Khatushyamji,Khochor,Dhingpura,Bay etc. giving community Harmony message by awakening by awakening banners, flaxes, slogans, poems and National unity songs.The group will stay 2 night at Jeenmataji and Khatushyamji. There they will play community harmony acts and dramas.Nov 24,2023(Organized Flag Day)The Project will end with organizing Flag Day at Ngo’s B.O. 200 Participants (Including the winners and runners of various competitions, students, Rural, Women)and specialist, Local administrable staff and others will participate in it.VIP will adorn the prizes to winners. The Importance of community harmony will be explained by experts.Culture Program will be presented by the participants .    The Project will disperse with grand community harmony feast. The follow up awakening work shop will be held by the Ngo on March 26,2023 for one day. 1.  The DantaRamgarh Tehsil’s in habitants will know about community harmony’s importance, meaning and legal frame.2.  National Secularism , Unity, Patriotism, Kindness, brotherhood, etiquettes and other good humanity qualities are awakened and created by the Project among DantaRamgarh Tehsil’s in habitants.3.  They will be enabled to follow our Indian culture and alive it.4.  They will be awakened for our constitution’s feathers like secularism, brother hood , unity, integrity, patriotism and community harmony.5.  They will follow gandhiji’s Non violence principals.6.  They will be enabled to save them selves by social and religion contractors/ evil spreaders who spread social poison e.i. racism, regionalism, religious debates and other social evils.7.  The new generation will devour our India culture’s qualities by their hairs.

COMMUNITY HORMONY WEEK & FLAG DAY PROJECT

This is a sample description for Healthcare. For the purpose of testing I will use the word HealthcareHealthcareHealthcare.

Healthcare

DantaRamgarh Tehsil is the most backward in Sikar District in every sector i.e. education, health, Industries, Employment, farming and natural sources. (ii) Govt of India &amp; Rajasthan declared it dark John by 1993 due to lack rainy water, drinking water and natural water sources. (iii) DantaRamgarh Tehsil has not any industry factory or earning sources except wages which is rare for wages they people have to migrate other states, gulf and other country. (iv) The People depend rainy seasons agriculture due to water crisis. (v) They have to face corona crisis. So the remaining income sources too disappeared. Sikar has a mixed population of aged with much percentage of person in the age and disable group varying from 50years to 109 years. Their status is characterized by poor economic conditions with no sustained means of income. 70-80 of these people are with deteriorated health conditions and depend on others for money. Around 90% of this population are either uneducated or less educated. Most of the aged &amp; disable person, who are in a position to work, work as housemaids or ir-employer. There is not any Yoga park or public garden where neither old person nor any body may sit, share his feelings to other, exercise or walk. 
 77% Sc. St. Obc. Commutes people are living in the Tehsil . The Tehsil has special hardened geographical circumstances ie dark John declared no industrial area, no agriculture Sources ie education, employment Industries etc.  So the people have been exploited for pre historical time and continue.They are ill healthy. It is must to awareness them for their well health. All of us know that the permanent well health can be gotten by Yoga. ‘6.Time frame &amp; participants:- The Society has already its branch own office at ward no.19 in Dantaramgarah dist. Sikar(Rajasthan)  building 3000 Sq. feet land with hall-2, stage space for yoga, is to prepare lawn, wash rooms, drinking facility, dress change room etc.  The Yoga park’s activities and time will be following –At morning 6 am. To 8 am. ( 2 hours for 2 batches and each batch has 50 students will participate .)At evening:- 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. ( 2 hours for 2 batches and each batch has 50 students will participate in the Yoga Activities. 7. Steps:-  1. The Ngo will prepare the land into leveling for lawn about 2000 sq. feet. 2. The leveled land will be grown greenery ( lawn )3. 50 mates will be bought by the Ngo for Yoga participants.4. Yoga books, loud speaker, black board, and other teaching aids will be bought by the Ngo with public aid or other grants. 5. The experience Yoga teacher will be hired for next 12 months who will teach the bathes .6. The Ngo will build Yoga stage, facilities for yogic activities, alternate dress changing room, sign board toilets etc. 
 1.	200 including old person, women, rural youths will quittance Yoga and its benefits.2.	They will be increased their flexibility by yoga, body of motions.3.	They will be helped to build body strength and postures.4.	Yoga park helps them to keep their joints healthy.5.	The participants will get powerful, mindfulness practice with it.6.	The participants will be enabled to reduce stress, control low blood pressure, improve breathing, make healthier life choice by Yoga Park.7.	They will be enabled to encourage their body’s natural healing process.8.	200 persons will be got habitual for early rise practice al Yoga life sacraments and well healthy.9.	Atlast whole DantaRamgarh Tehsil will know about Yoga Park and Give India’s Foundation’s grant and social Service.

To set up Yoga Park

Place of Project: New built Govt. Women College’s playground and Public Garden DantaRamgarh The causes of Selection the project A.    It is because that Danta Ramgarh p.s is already declared Dark john by Govt of Raj in sikar district.B.   It is that Danta ramgrh p.s has not any natural water resource i.e rivers sea bank ponds water well etc. It is already deserted and growing desert so in summer’s temperature is 49-50. C.    it that DantaRamgarh  p.s has 546 feet deep water level and the water is mixed with fluoride and sour. It’s the most reason for deserting.         D.  There is not only water level very deep but also raining average is very low in the p.s DantaRamgarh.E.   DantaRamgarh P.S is the most back ward in education, Natural resources Industrial area and geographically in the Sikar Distt.F.    It is that P.S. DantaRamgarh has 78% Sc. St. and Obc communities, who are very poor. They have not any aware of plantation importance.  G.   There are not any govt non govt schemes for plantation and awakening for save &amp; protection environment. H.  P.S DantaRamgarh has not organized water shed committees properly if any, which only formal. I.      The desert is not only already in the P.S DantaRamgarh    bul also the most lack at the Awakening for plantation. Objectives of plantation: 1.      Tree plantation means planting trees and plants. The purpose of tree plantation is to save the endangered environment and to beautify our life. Trees are valuable gifts of nature.2.    To reduce temperature and increase humidity.3.    To reduce noise pollution to the neighboring household population.4.    To reduce the impacts of air pollution and dust as trees and shrubs are known to be natural sink for air pollutants5.    To provide much needed shade on glaring hot roads during summer.6.    To promote the planting of trees as a lifestyle.7.    To raise awareness on the dangers of deforestation.8.    To mobilize resources for the expansion of woodland.9.    To monitor and support communal afforestation efforts.10.To engage students, youth and women in organized tree planting.    11. To train about 1000 tree partners as volunteers by 2025.Specific Objectives:1.    1000 trees with safety guard will be planted at New built Govt Women College play Ground and New built mini stadium in Dantaramgarh Dist. Sikar ( Rajasthan ) by the Ngo for prevent growing temperature, desert and pollution of Dantaramgarh tehsil in Sikar District. 2.    To create good habit for plantation and lapping per student or youth for care and fill the Govt of Rajasthan Goal “ One Tree for mother”. Action :-1.    Motivation for plantation and donation for the project: The Ngo has already selected and marked plantation space 1. New built Govt Women College play ground and new built Mini Stadium Dantaramgarh Dist. Sikar ( Rajasthan ) in July2024. The Ngo will create atmosphere for plantation or 5 awakening work-shops at Dantaramgarh colleges or schools and common people so they can participate in this campaign during July and August 2024 with public contribution though Give.Do on July 19, 2024. Every work-shop will start awakening rally and convert into meeting. They will be motivated for plant new trees and protect the already planted trees. They will be inspired for lapping one tree for its care. 2.    Preparation for planting and beginning :The Ngo will start to dig pits for new sapling in the marked places from July 20, 2024 to July 30, 2024. The Ngo will prepare 1000 safety net for new plantation for its safety and donors name will be written on every safety net. Every tree will be given lap for care, watering and protection to students, rurals and officers.3.    To divide responsibilities for watering and caring : The Ngo will motivate 2000 for this work to college / school students and rural.  4.    To Follow-up campaign :- After the 1000 trees were planted, the Ngo will held 2 “ Importance of trees awakening “ Work-shops at new built Govt. Girls college’s students in sep.2024 and Nov.24 remaining 2 work-shops at new built mini stadium for whole school’s students with their parents in Aug.24 and Dec 24. Many competitions related the topic will be held by the Ngo and adorn awards to winner teams. Impact Of Project: 1.     By reducing the amount of pollutants entering water bodies, reforestation  projects will improve aquatic habitats and protect the biodiversity within them. 2.     Education. Forest for Peterborough will provide local communities with the opportunity to plant trees and learn about nature3.     pollutants from the air and act as our natural air filter. The seedlings we plant will be  collected from local seeds4.      Climate change is one of the most pressing global issues, and reforestation plays a crucial role in mitigating it. Trees are champions in absorbing carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere through the process of photosynthesis—that’s why forests are called carbon sinks. By planting trees and restoring forests, we wil effect sequester carbon, reducing greenhouse gas emissions. As trees mature, they continue to store carbon, making reforestation an impactful strategy in combating climate impacts.5.      Biodiversity is vital for all life on Earth, and forests are vibrant <a href="https://www.green.earth/ecosystems" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">ecosystems</a> that will support a wide array of plant and animal species. Humans use at least 40,000 different species of plants and animals daily for food, shelter, clothing, and medicinal needs. Reforestation will play a pivotal role in preserving and restoring <a href="https://www.green.earth/biodiversity" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">biodiversity</a>. By planting a diverse range of tree species, we will create habitats for various plants, insects, birds, and mammals, fostering a balanced and resilient ecosystem. Researchers have discovered that up to 2.3 million living species can depend on a single tree!6.      Healthy soil is the foundation for sustainable agriculture and thriving ecosystems. Reforestation will help protect and restore soil health by preventing erosion and improving its structure. The extensive root systems of trees will bind the soil, reducing the risk of landslides and soil degradation.7.      Forests act as natural filters, purifying water as it passes through the ecosystem. By planting trees along waterways and reforesting watersheds, we can enhance water quality significantly. Trees trap sediments, excess nutrients, and pollutants, preventing them from reaching rivers, lakes, and groundwater sources.8.    Reforestation has a profound impact on the water cycle, playing a vital role in regulating water flow. The trees will intercept rainfall, reducing the intensity of surface runoff and preventing flooding. The canopies of trees will slow down the fall of raindrops, allowing the water to permeate the ground gradually.9.      Forests have a remarkable ability to regulate local and regional climates. The shade provided by tree canopies will help reduce temperatures, creating a cooling effect in urban areas. Through evapotranspiration, trees will release water vapour into the air, further cooling the surrounding environment.10.  In an era of increasing air pollution, trees will emerge as nature's air purifiers. They will  absorb harmful pollutants such as nitrogen dioxide, sulphur dioxide, ozone, and particulate matter, thereby improving air quality. Through photosynthesis, trees will  release oxygen, which is vital for our wellbeing.11.  Natural disasters, such as landslides, mudslides, and flooding, pose significant risks to communities. Reforestation will play a crucial role in reducing these risks. By planting trees on slopes and in vulnerable areas, forests stabilise the soil, preventing erosion and reducing the likelihood of landslides and mudslides.12.  Reforestation projects will offer economic benefits that extend beyond environmental gains. Sustainable timber harvesting, non-timber forest products, and eco-tourism generate income and employment opportunities. Timber from responsibly managed forests can be used in construction, furniture production, and various industries.13.  Forests will hold immense cultural and social significance. They will provide spaces for recreation, education, and research. Reforestation efforts allow communities to reconnect with their natural heritage and foster a sense of pride in their surroundings. By involving local communities in tree planting activities, we can strengthen bonds, promote environmental stewardship, and build a sustainable future together.14.  1000 trees will provide greenery, moisture which attract rain, lake of temperature not only the place premise but also whole Ramgarh village.

Plantation Campaign

1.      : Dantaramgarh Tehsil is the most backward among Sikar District is Rajasthan due to lack of Industries, Natural water sources, educational institutes and other Income sources.2.      Dantaramgarh tehsil is deserted area so the Govt. Of Rajasthan has declared “Dark John” from 1999. The inhabitants depend only rain for agriculture. They have to migrate for the wages to cities other states or gulf countries.  3.       Dantaramgarh tehsil’s inhabitants are unaware for their consumer’s rights due to lack of             education or no other Ngo or Govt agency are engaging such awakening program.4.       About 78% inhabitants of Dantaramgarh  belonged to SC, ST, OBC. Who are so poor that they are tempted for live hood.5.      They are depend only wages which may occur other states. So they have to migrate for earning . 
 1.    No.of Participants:- 200 (two hundred) Consumers (both men, women &amp; College’s Student) Participants in one camp and 1000 consumers participial’s In 10 Camps from Tehsil- DantaRamgarh dist. Sikar (Rajasthan)2.    Main Objectives :- The main Objectives of proposed project area –1)   To Organize 2 days Legal Consumer Awareness Camp for Rural.2)   To impart Legal Awareness to rural men and women (Consumers) regarding their rights so as to face the challenges in real life.3)   To sensitize the knowledge of their rights and duties ultimately to be able to save their exploitation .       5   Resource Person:-   1) Advocates                                                  2) Lectures of law College                                                  3) Retired Judges (Consumer)                                                  4) Police officers of district and sub division level.                                                  5) Counselor from Marketing                                                  6) Social Activities.                                                  7) DSO. Sikar District and Divisional officers.        6  Consumers in Dist. Sikar (Rajasthan):-                                      Man is Social animal – An ancient age he is depend upon society for to full fill his necessity for it be has been using many way i.e. thing exchange by knowledge by cash etc. Class division custom has been running in our country for man’s birth. High and educated class have been exploiting the lower and ir- Literates class for ancient age, Present and future until if we don’t awaken our customers for their rights and duties.                  In this age al capitalism and globalization, the main objective of each producer is to maximize his profit. In each and every possible way the producer are trying to increase the sale al their products. Therefore, in fulfillment of their aim they forget the Interest of consumers and start exploiting them for example. A overcharging under weighing selling of adulterated and poor quality goods, misleading the consumers by giving false advertisements etc. Thus in order to save himself from being cheated , In this way, consumer awareness means creating awareness of a consumer towards his rights and duties.                                  So DantaRamgarh Tehsil’s consumer awareness is a need of present days. Since we are inspired to buy different products through advertisement but many of them are not qualitative product . So in this articles Shri Kalyan Women Welfare Society will find the importance of consumer awareness, rights of consumer’s and how to get redressed with helping of Ministry of Consumer affairs, Govt of India.7.     Objectives:-                        OUR MISSINON IS TO MAKE SOCIETY FREE FROM ALL TYPE OF EXPLOITATION and-1.    To establish a disciplined and devoted institution and develop a consumer movement by cultivating moral values, dedication, trusteeship and love of nation2.    To create Consumer awareness by educating them about their duties and rights.3.    To help Consumers to obtain their right and project them from unfair trading.4.    To educate all citizens and consumers by lectures, meeting, workshop, exhibition and audio-video visual aids about consumer movement, consumer protection and consumer welfare. 5.    To establish an academy or research or research centre to study Indian Consumer policy and to establish such centers in school , college and university.6.    To solve consumer grievance in consumer forums and demand justice for consumers.7.    To make efforts to form about price, distribution and sale of goods.8.    To Protect all the consumer economically and socially.9.    To work with different co-related of equal thoughts on state and national Level for welfare of the consumers.10.  To educate latest consumer and trading rules i.e. GST, income tax sell tax etc.8.  Time frame and participants:-Ø The Program me should be 2 Days.Ø There should be all east 200 participants in each camp.Ø  First session of the first day should be devoted to the introduction of ministry of Consumer affairs and some basic information on other related consumer affairs.9.  Syllabus for Legal Awareness Program me:-               With the aim to impart Knowledge, which may be useful in day- to day life, the ministry purpose the following syllabus (The topics may be selected keeping the target group in view, issues of local importance must be included wherever appropriate)             It has been observed very often that consumer does not get right goods and services. He is charged a very high price or adulterated or low quality good are sold to him. Therefore It is necessary to make him aware following facts classify the need of making consumer aware. (a) To achieve maximum satisfaction:-                          The Income of every individual is limited. He wants to buy maximum good and service with his income. He gets full satisfaction only by this limited adjustment , Therefore It is necessary that he should get the goods which are measured appropriately and he should not be cheated in and way. For this he should be made aware. (b) Protection against exploitation:-                  Producers and sellers exploit the Consumers in many ways as under weighting, taking more price than the market price, selling duplicate goods etc. Big companies through their advertisement also mislead the consumers . Consumer awareness shield them from the expiation by produces and sellers.(c) Control over Consumption of harmful good:-                   There are several such goods available in market which cause harm to consumers i.e. cigarette , tobacco liquor etc. We are to aware for it not buy such good.(d) Right to Safety:-                   This is essential for producers that they should obey the rules really to the safety of consumers. If the producers don’t obey safety rules the consumer can complain against it. (e) Right to Choose:-     A consumer has the right to select and good or services when he buys. The reason is that the seller Pressurizes him to buy that thing while he does not want to buy. In this situation he can take legal action against the seller.(f)  Right to Information:-            In the year 2005 the Govt. of India has made law know as right to information The right to Information about all the activities of the Govt. dept. The consumers also have right to get the consumer education.(g) Right to Redressed:-          The Consumers have right to redressed against the not feasible bargaining and exploitation.(h) To create habit to take bills with all transaction :-            It is must to take every bargain’s bill from the seller, to create such habit of consumers.(i)    To Create habit to pay by banking/ PTM/ cheque:-           It is must to pay through banking, PTM’ cheque etc so that our Nations prime Ministry Mr. N.K. Modi dream change into practical.     In 1986 the consumer protection Act was passed by the Govt of India which called COPRA. We should not only introduce with it but also awaken our customers to use it.TIME FRAME Session Items/ Topic                                       FIRST DAY          1st Session Registration 2nd Session Devoted to the introduced of consumer protection dept. and other agencies i.e.Ministry of Consumer Affairs, DSO, State Consumer Dept. and Sale &amp; Income Tax dept. 3rd Session Delivery talks by the Resource Person and Discussion and Interaction.                                       2nd Day  1st Session Delivery talks by Resource person 2nd Session Delivery Talks by the Resource person 3rd Session Discussion and Interaction with the Resource Person  10.Local Issue:-      During the programmers emphasis should be laid on discussing he local issues and the social practices prevalent in the society. The specific issues like low weight and take high rate, duplicate goods, misleading consumers, not to give bills etc. consumer law, consumer Court etc. should be discussed in a detailed manner.11.Faculty:-     The awareness on the above syllabus could be imparted with the help of District Legal Service Authority, Law Professors, Retired judges, Senior Advocates and Social Activities.  12.Methodology:-  Theatrical knowledge cannot prepare person for challenges in real life. Thus mare stress should be laid on imparting knowledge through discussions street plays role play, puppet shows drama, interactions and meeting with social activates etc 
 1.   200 Rural including youths, women, students and inhabitants will aware for their consume’s rights.2.   They will know first time about consumer’s rights.3.   They will save their exploitation.4.   They will aware digital payment mode and use their practical life.5.   If 200 people know their consumer rights they will tell their hairs. Such the way Dantaramgarh tehsil will awakened for their consumer rights.6.    The merchant of Dantaramgarh will cannot exploit the awakened customers.7.   The administration will co-operate the consumer for their rights.8.   The inhabitants will know Give India and Shri Kalyan Women Welfare Society’s Welfare activities.

Two days Legal Consumer Awareness.

This is a sample description for Livelihood. For the purpose of testing I will use the word LivelihoodLivelihoodLivelihoodLivelihood.

Livelihood

<ol><li> Although DantaRamgarh is Tehsil headquarter yet there is not any running agencies which is engaged to develop youth girls and women skill development like Nehru youth center, Govt Agencies, High Education center or I.T.I. and other n.g.o. except shri kalyan women welfare society.</li><li> There is not any industry area in the block. </li><li>  There is not any Govt. or non govt. schemes which is running to developing youths skill or if any exists there is not awakening in the women or youths so that they may get profit or participate of the schemes. </li><li> It is that DantaRamgarh Tehsil is the most backward in Sikar districts in every sector like :- education, industries. Geographical and natural sources. </li><li> There is much ir -employment in the block lacking Industries areas. </li><li>DantaRamgarh Tehsil has 88 % Sc., St., and obc peoples. </li><li>There is not sufficient and regular Income Source for Youths and women.</li><li>There is not any science and Technology development.</li></ol> 
 1.    Aims of the project: <ol><li> To organize free Beauty Parlor Training for 20 youth girls and   10 poor and rural women for developing their skill abilities development </li><li> To provide employment and to joint the trainees group with “Urvarshi Beauty Parlor Professional Center. </li><li> To awaken and participate the poor rural women and youth girls with   Business standard  Dabur pvt Ltd   welfare schemes .To develop confidence and self reliance in rural youth girls and women.</li><li> To provide modern jobs for rural women developing their hand skill by low cost and enough profitable jobs. </li></ol>2.    Details about the steps of the proposed project:-              The proposed project duration will be completed within six months After getting your grant in aid. Two batches will be trained. In first batch will involve youth girls must be 10th passed and another batch be rural poor women must be 8th passed. The batch will be professional. During the first 3 months the trainees will be trained both theory and practical class. In last 4-6 months the trainees will send in to birthday parties, marriages, anniversary and other programmes for professional practical practice. During professional practice the group will earn, the earning income divide into the group by ratio as a training allowances. The group will get 3000rs. Per function, 3 function will be done in a month average=9000/30=300 rs. Will get per month. Note: The proposed project training is completely new in the local and there is not extension as a professional in Dantaramgarh. 3.    Proposed Project’ steps:-1. To issue vacancy and advertise about the project: After sanctioned the project, society will issue vacancy and advertisement through newspapers, e-news sources,  to paste pumplates on public noticed boards, grampanchhat and other vulgar places. To take interview checking the application forms and then make two batches having 20 youthes and 10 senior rural poor women. The training place will be society’s office . 2.Training Programmes:- Theory and practical classes will be taken 2 hours per day by specialist beauty parlor teacher of the batches for first 3 months. During 4-6 month the learners will be sent in the social functions by professional way. The income of it will be divided among the batches as a training allowance.3.Examination and connected with fully professional center:-Examination (Both theory and practical ) will be taken by trainers by every months of the trainees. After sixth months the passed and interested trainees will be connected with “ Urvarshi Beauty Parlor “ as professional way.  The profit from the parlor will be divided in them. The 20 ladies will be self reliance and earning stage.   
 1.    Achievement of the Project:<ol><li> 20 rural youth girls and 10 women will get their skill development. </li><li> The group will get employment by cooperating system or indivisual business after getting the training. </li><li>Dantaramgarh Tehsil’s women will awaken of Dabur Ltd. welfare projects .</li><li> 20 youth girls and 10 rural poor women will get Self reliance and confidence within 6 months. </li><li> Rural women will get new techonoligical employments way leaving convential jobs. </li></ol>2.    The Detail of the income and expenditure of the parlor:- Market Rates of the following parlor work:-Facial : 250, 500, 1500 Rs.Bleaching: 100, 250, 350, 500, 750 Rs.Vax : 100 Rs. Cutting : 30,40,50, 90, 100, 150 Rs.Eye brow : 10, 30,50 Rs.PROFIT 30 % will be earn Ornaments hire for a function 1100, 2100, 3100 Rs. Net profit 30% depreciation 70% Marriage or other function               Each social function for beauty parlor will be charge mini. 2100Rs. Such the way the Urvarshi Beauty Parlor Group will earn 5000 to 7000Rs. Per month income.

Women Empowerment Project by Beauty Parlor Training

The Plastic Pollution IssuesEvery piece of plastic that’s ever been created still exists in our world. Plastic pollution poses a significant threat to our environment. Single-use plastic is manufactured to last forever, yet is often used for only a few minutes, before being thrown away.<a href="https://www.plasticfreejuly.org/the-plastic-pollution-issues/#singleuse" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Single Use Plastics</a><a href="https://www.plasticfreejuly.org/the-plastic-pollution-issues/#problems" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">The Problems</a><a href="https://www.plasticfreejuly.org/the-plastic-pollution-issues/#solutions" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">The Solutions</a><a href="https://www.plasticfreejuly.org/the-plastic-pollution-issues/#references" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">References</a>Single-use plasticsPlastic was originally designed in the early 1900s to replace natural materials such as ivory and tortoiseshell, but its production has escalated to extreme levels. The production of plastic has surpassed all other man-made materials except steel and cement, and it’s expected to increase by 40% over the next decade. Between 1950 and 2015, an estimated 7,800 million tonnes of plastics were manufactured, and half of this was produced in the last 13 years alone [1].So where has all this plastic gone? ·        79% has accumulated in landfill or in the natural environment [1]·        12% has been incinerated [1]·        9% has been recycled [1]That’s right – billions of tonnes of the plastic we’ve produced still exists somewhere in the world. Plastic pollution is building up in our oceans, throughout our natural environment and even in the stomachs of our precious wildlife. While recycling efforts can make a difference, we can’t completely recycle our way out of the plastic issue.The problems with plasticThe growing rate of plastic production raises problems in many areas of our society. It’s contributing to waste and pollution issues, it’s impacting our health, and it’s threatening our oceans and wildlife.Waste and plastic pollution·        We go through 10 billion plastic bags worldwide every week·        Plastics don’t break down, they break up, becoming a permanent pollutant in our environment Health impacts·        Microplastics have been reported in food for human consumption [1]. the average person could be eating up to 5 grams of plastic a week [2]·        Microplastics may also be inhaled and have been found in human organs and revealed in the placentas of unborn babies [3]·        Toxic chemicals such as phthalates and BPA are present in the plastic foods packagingThreat to oceans and wildlife·        8 million tonnes of plastic pollution enters our oceans each year[3]·        It’s estimated that by 2050, there will be more plastic in our oceans than fish [5]·        More than 270 marine species are affected by marine debris [6] through ingestion, entanglement and chemical contamination [7]·        In the next 30 years, 99% of seabirds will have ingested plastic [6]·        Abandoned, lost or otherwise discarded fishing gear (ALDFG) represents a major sea-based source of marine debris in the worlds oceans [8]*Recycling plastic is not enough·        Only 9% of our plastic has been recycled, and only 10% of that has been recycled more than once [4]·        Recycled plastics are mostly downcycled, meaning that they’re recycled into products of lesser quality which are less likely to be further recycled·        Recycling is important, but will never be the solution to our rapidly expanding plastic consumptionThe plastic pollution solutionsWhen we hear plastic pollution facts, it can be easy to feel hopeless about our situation. But the Plastic Free Foundation has shown that small changes, by millions of people, all add up and can make a large impact. Plastic Free July is designed to help people refuse single-use plastic and improve plastic recycling practices. We can each make a world of difference by doing things such as using reusable cups, water bottles and plastic bags, and choosing to refuse plastic-wrapped items.At a larger scale, we can also influence our communities to embrace long-lasting solutions and influence business and governments to take action.Reuse and recycleExplore reuse models such as ‘cup libraries’ and container refill and reuse schemes to reduce the need for single-use plastic. Give recycling a chance by following your local recycling guide and putting items in the right bin. Petition governments to require businesses to use recycled plastic in their products and packaging. Circulate Encourage businesses and organisations to move away from the concept of ‘take, make and throw away’ and towards a circular economy that promotes recycling and the reuse of materials. Push businesses to own the product management lifecycle and support ones that do through redesign and innovation. Container deposit schemes are a good example of this – they reduce littering by an average of 40% and increase recycling too [9].  Eliminate Increase our single-use plastic bans to eliminate problematic or unnecessary plastic packaging. Many countries have taken great leaps towards banning single-use plastic bags in recent years, but more can be done. By banning items such as lightweight plastic bags, foam packaging and balloon releases, consumers and businesses alike are forced to find alternatives to plastic.You can make a genuine difference to the issue of plastic use by joining the Plastic Free July challenge today. *We acknowledge sustainable fisheries are critical to food security, economies, cultures and livelihoods around the world. 
 Plastic is sustainable and long-lasting. Because plastic is a very durable, long-lasting material, it is often used in homes, bridges, as infrastructure in buildings, and more. Plastic is lightweight yet strong, is resistant to rot and corrosion, and has strong weatherability due to its ability to achieve tight seals.What are the effects of banning plastic?Plastic bag bans reduce trash and litter, and therefore reduce the negative impacts caused by trash and litter. Plastic bag bans save municipalities money by way of less trash to pick up. Bans can also save retailers time and money since they no longer need to provide plastic bags.Ban on plastic bags can help in reducing the manufacturing of it and encourage recycling and reuse hence reducing the amount of litter.To reserve the animal and bird species, and to protect our ecosystem banning of plastics bags can be helpful.Plastic bags use fossil fuels, a nonrenewable resource, and are permanent, entering the waste stream forever. They may cause more pollution on land and in waterways, but have less effect on climate change and land use than other types of bags.The Plastic Waste Management Amendment Rules, 2021, also prohibits manufacture, import, stocking, distribution, sale and use of plastic carry bags with thickness of less than 75 microns with effect from September 30, 2021, and with lower thickness than 120 microns with effect from December 31, 2022.Objectives: The objective is to identify items of everyday utility that are used once and thrown and added to litter. This is why the list of banned items includes earbuds, cutlery, straws and carry bags (of thickness less than 120 micron, by December 2022)Plastic bags have become a threat to the life of animals living on earth as well as in water. Chemicals released by waste plastic bags enter the soil and make it infertile. Plastic bags are having a negative impact on human health. Plastic bags lead to the drainage problem.Plastic bags have become a threat to the life of animals living on earth as well as in water. Chemicals released by waste plastic bags enter the soil and make it infertile. Plastic bags are having a negative impact on human health. Plastic bags lead to the drainage problem.Implement Steps: The Ngo will prepare ( stitch ) 10000 cloth bags which size 1*1.6 feet by 1000 rural women in Nov. 22 month. The women will be provided clothes and stitching wages Rs 5 per bag by the Ngo. The 1000 women will be awakened to avoid plastic bags too with their stitching bags.     The Ngo will held 5 plasticless India  awakening work shops at Govt schools i.e. DantaRamgarh  Manda, Danta, Mai, Kiro ki dhani, Chandeli ka bas. All the students with their parents, villagers, village serpanch, resource persons and other VIP will be attended the work shop.  The resource persons serpanch and VIP will tell  the harms of plastic bags . All participants will be awakened for cloth bags instead plastic bags by many ways. They will be sworn neither use plastic bags by and himself and nor others. The participant will be provided break fast and dinner by the Ngo. The VIP will be adorned by momentous and certificates. 
 ·      Plastic bags bans enhance the economy: Bans on plastic bags cause an uptick in business for reusable bag manufacturers and lead to increased employment opportunities.·      Eliminating plastic bags reduces cost of goods: Stores have to factor in the cost of disposable bags into their prices. By eliminating plastic bags, stores can lower prices, helping shoppers save $18 to $30 annually.·      Plastic bags are not biodegradable: When plastics bags become litter, they pollute oceans, rivers, farmlands, cities, and neighborhoods. Bans eliminate bags, which equals less litter and less pollution.·      Picking up litter costs tax money: Banning plastic bags will reduce litter and allow for tax money to be redirected to more important areas.·      Marine life will improve: Marine animals often mistake plastic bags as jellyfish or plankton, leading them to consume the litter and become ill or die.·      Drainage infrastructures run more efficiently: Plastic litter often clogs drainage systems, causing unnecessary flooding.·      Plastic bag bans reduce the need to petroleum: Banning plastic bags will minimize the dependency on the limited non-renewable resource.·      Decrease the mosquito population: Discarded plastic bags collect rainwater and creates a breeding ground for mosquitos, some of which could carry the West Nile Virus or Triple E Virus.·      Ban on plastics can surely help in saving our non-renewable resources which if once lost might not be retrieved later. The two major harmful effects of plastic usage are the carbon dioxide produced by it adding to the greenhouse effect and the other being the increasing collection of waste in the landfills and oceans·      15000 rural including students and  men will awaken to avoid plastic bags. ·      Dantaramgarh teshsil will be known Give.Do’s social services.

Plastic less India

1.      About 78.7% Dantaramgarah tehsil residents jan adhar cards are connected with Chirnjiv Youjna. But they are not awakened for the schemes connected with Jan Adhar card special Chirnjiv Youjna.2.      Whenever they or their family members are ill they go to private hospitals. The hospitals cure them by professional way and take the benefits or charge from their chirnjiv card too from Govt. Of Rajasthan. Such scandals are implied with kind of medical officers and the hospitals.3.      Such exploitation are lived in Dantaramgarh Tehsil.4.      The main reason of exploitation is awakening of the residents.5.       DantaRamgarh Tehsil is the most backward one in the Sikar District. There are no industries or factories to provide permanent employement and wages. This leaves dependency on agriculture which is dependent on rainy season and the area has already been declared as Dark Zone in 1985 by Govt. of Rajasthan. Thus the livelihood of the people is poor. There is a need to impart additional skills to enable these people earn a living.6.   The water crisis is not only already in the P.S DantaRamgarh   bul also the most lack at the Awakening for rest water.7.   The P.S. DantaRamgarh has most lack of science &amp; Technology     knowledge.﻿ 
 Chirnjiv YoujnaAs per the Reserve Bank of India's Handbook of Statistics on the Indian Economy, in Rajasthan, 29.46% of the population falls Below the Poverty Line. It is challenging for this section of society to meet daily food and shelter requirements and to avail of quality health care. The government has taken action to overcome the issue of healthcare accessibility with the help of Mukhyamantri Chiranjeevi Yojana Rajasthan. In this article, you will learn about the scheme's benefitsThe Mukhyamantri Chiranjeevi Yojana was introduced by the Rajasthan government to provide health insurance worth Rs. 10 lakhs for certain segments of society which may not be financially independent. More than 1,576 medical procedures and benefits are covered under this plan. Additionally, insured members are free to access any private or government hospital. The yearly premium of this plan is just Rs. 850, i.e. about Rs. 70.8 per month.Objects Chiranjeevi Yojana 2021 is a scheme launched by the Chief Minister of Rajasthan, Ashok Gehlot. This scheme extends affordable health insurance packages to the financially weaker sections of society. Under this scheme, the eligible candidates can receive health insurance of ₹5 lakhs.Chiranjeevi Yojana (CY) was created to significantly reduce maternal and infant mortality by harnessing the existing private sector and encouraging it to provide delivery and emergency obstetric care at no cost to families living below the poverty lineImplement The Ngo will advertise about the seminar in whole Dantaramgarh tehsil by pamphlets, social media, e-advertisement sources to participate in the two days seminar. 300 participants will be provided two time food,  breakfast and lunch and T.A.  The seminar will start on feb.07,2023 to feb.08,2023 10 am to 5 pm. The experts or resource persons will follow the following schedule : On feb. 07, 2023 10.00 am to 11.00 registration and inauguration 11.00 am to 12.00 pm introduction of the workshop 12.00pm to 12.30 pm break fast 12.30 to 1.30 pm lesson for chirnjeev yojna1.30 pm to 2.30 food. 2.30 pm to 4.00 pm chirnjeev yojna registration process 4.00 pm to 5.00 open discussion. On feb. 08, 202310.00 am to 11. 00 am lesson11.00 am to 12.00 breakfast12.00 pm to 1.30 pm practical of the scheme1.30 to 3.00 pm open discussion 3.00 pm to 5 pm ending function Key Features of the Chiranjeevi Rajasthan Health Insurance SchemeHere are the key features of this health plan.·        Beneficiaries of the Ayushman Bharat Mahatma Gandhi Rajasthan Swasthya Bima Yojana can enrol for Chiranjeevi Rajasthan Health Insurance Scheme.·        The cashless treatment programme is available through Socio-Economic and Caste Census (SECC) and National Food Security Act (NFSA) for those who qualify as being below the poverty level.·        This programme also covers small farmers and contract workers.·        This programme also covers hemodialysis and other severe conditions like COVID-19. It provides considerable help for those with low incomes.How to register for Chiranjeevi Health Insurance SchemeIt is quite easy to register yourself under this health scheme. However, you need to keep some details like personal and professional information ready. The steps to register under Chiranjeevi Health Insurance Scheme are given below.Step 1: Open the official website of the Mukhyamantri Chiranjeevi Swasthya Bima Yojana and click the link to SSO (Single sign-on), which is located beneath the registration section.Step 2: Users who have not registered must click the registration option and choose between the employee, citizen, or industry categories. Once the necessary information has been entered, the registration procedure will end. Step 3: After registering, you can access your account by entering your ID, password, and captcha code.Step 4: Select the ABMGRSBY application option and input all the necessary details, like your name, mobile number, email address, etc.Step 5: Upload the files and press "Submit".Required documents to registerYou will need the following documents to register for the Mukhyamantri Chiranjeevi Swasthya Yojana benefits.·        Aadhaar card·        Address proof·        Bank statement·        BPL certificate·        Ration card·        Passport-size photograph·        Income certificate·        Mobile number 
 Benefits of the Chiranjeevi Yojana Health SchemeHere are the benefits of the Chiranjeevi Swasthya Bima Yojana.1. High sum insured : Beneficiaries can receive Rs. 10 lakhs in health insurance for a yearly premium of Rs. 850 per family.2. Coverage for pre and post-hospitalisation: This programme also pays for medical costs for pre and post-hospitalisation. The coverage extends for five days before hospitalisation and fifteen days after discharge.3. Avail treatment at any hospital : Beneficiaries can avail of treatment in both government and private hospitals.4. Cashless facilities : Receive cashless medical care from hospitals.5.Wide range of medical procedures covered :This policy covers the majority of medical procedures.6. About 183000 people will get with the Chiranjeevi Yojana Health Scheme.7. The exploitation will save and the currently corruption will finish.

Chiranjeevi Swasthya Bima Yojana  Seminar

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Disaster Relief

1.    The whole world and human race have been suffering the dangerous corona epidemic for last 2 years and Dantaramgarh Tehsil dist. Sikar 2.    ( Rajasthan ) too. 3.    1867 family feeders have been devoured by Corona epidemic in the tehsil. 4.    There isn’t any agency who helped during corona crisis except the Ngo who provided 15000 masks, hand sentries, 300 food packets, 105 oxygen slanders, a digital x-ray machine to covid center Khachiryawas ( Sikar )  Rajasthan. 5.    The Ngo wants to continue to alive the corona helping center for save the 3rd corona wave. 6.    1867 family are facing their live hood. There isn’t any facility for earn live hood lacking skill development training. 7.    Though Dantarmagarh dist. Sikar ( Rajasthn) is tehsil, Panchyat Samitte headquarter yet its PHC has been running for 1962 and today is as building as starting. It has only 2 admit wards which capacity only 10 beds. So it is must construct at least 2 more. 8.     To Provide various checking facilities i.e. x- ray, ECG, sonographly, Cholesterol, Bp, sugar, corona,  blood etc free al coast to DantaRamgarh’s inhabitants. Although  The Ngo has already provided x- ray &amp; ECG lab to PHC yet has to available sonugraphy.9.    To Provide proper treatment from growing non- curable diseases with admit fatalities to poor people and free of coast.10.           To promote the PHC into CHC after constriction of the ward because according Govt’s narms will complete with above facilities. Its result the Govt at Rajasthan has to convert the PHC into CHC Where 4 spiciest doctors &amp; other staff will have to posted by Govt.11.           To Grow 400 outdoors into 800 with above facilities.  
 Ir- employment pollution hunger diseases environment ir balance and other problems are growing with population. Scientist are discovering the salutation at the problems, yet non curable diseases and infection are growing like Corona.  The doctors cannot cure the diseases without identify or proper check up. In Rajasthan Rural area often doctor posts are vacant in Govt. Hospitals.  Where doctors are posted there are not checking machines or facilities and admits facility is a Castle Spain. Its result the patient could not get proper treatment and death devour them In India A common though has become that such facilities will provide government but their hope change into dream.Govt.PHC DantaRamgarh dist.Sikar (Rajasthan) too facing the above problem thought It is Tensil headquarter and the PHC is running from 1962 Today too It is running in the building with its opening. There is not any facilities like x-ray ,ECG Cholesterol and common checking facilities. Shri Kalyan Women Welfare Society felt the DantaRamgarh’s suffering Inhabitant’s problem special Corona Crisis. The Ngo has provided E-ray machine with lab, ECG Machine with lab,  7 beds, labor room,  18 Eye camps,  2 multipurpose comps, 15 oxygen slanders (during corona diseases) with CSR &amp; Individual Funds in PHC Development Project. Its result Today average 400 out door patients are registered such out doors cannot find near by CHC.  While when we talk patients admit there are only 2 admit ward where 10 patient can be admit. If 2 ward may build by Give India funding stage ( or its donator) 20 Patients would be admit easily and get treatment . It is must for Govt. PHC Dantaramgarh.4 Project’s Objectioves:-A.    To Continue the Corona helping Center Project for to save human race from Corona epidemic or its third wave. B.    To construct 2 admit wards with porch according enclosed estimate &amp; blue print at Govt PHC Danta Ramgarh Dist. Sikar (Raj.) With Give India Funding stage.C.    To Provide various checking facilities i.e. x- ray, ECG, sonographly, Cholesterol, BP, sugar, Corona,  blood etc free al coast to DantaRamgarh Tehsil’s inhabitants. .D.   To Provide free of coast skill development training ( Tailoring and weaving ) with employment to corona suffered family’s 50 women and young girls. E.    To plant 1000 medical herbal trees at Dantaramgarh surrounding area.  F.    To promote the PHC into CHC after constriction of the ward because according Govt’s narms will complete with above facilities. Its result the Govt at Rajasthan has to convert the PHC into CHC Where 4 spiciest doctors &amp; other staff will have to post by Govt.G.   To Grow 400 outdoors into 800 with above facilities.H.    To save time and money of DantaRamgarh’s inhabitants with the above facilities otherwise they have to go Sikar for normal checking and treatment  which is 55 km from here None Govt/ or private hospital provide such facilities away surrounding 55 km.I.      The Ngo has held many free medical camps at PHC DantaRamgarh &amp; served many kind way during Lock-Down and Corona Crisis.  So the Ngo having closely study of the patients and common people’s  problems.The Ngo will build the 2 admit wards with porch according enclosed estimate and blue print with its skilled engineers within 3 months after the funding sanction. Every week the Ngo progress report, after construction The U.C and ward receipts by PHC will send to the funding Agency.The Ngo will publish vacancy to corona suffered family for free of coast training. After created batch the Ngo will provide them tailoring and weaving training for six months. During the training the Ngo will provide them employment. The Ngo will plant the 1000 herbal trees with safety net surrounding area and besides of main roads, public place, hospitals etc. The Ngo will held 2 Corona safety Awakening workshops on a mid project duration and 2nd completion for follow- up.  
 a. DantaRamgarh Tehsil’s inhabitants will be got every kind of treatment with proper checking and admit facilities.b. PHC DantaRamgarh out door will grow average 800 patients daily.c. After required building and checking facilities the PHC will be promoted into CHC by Govt. So at lest 4 Doctors post and other staff will increase. Whose specialist services will be provided in rural areas.d. The Rurals will save their unnecessary exploitation &amp; save their time money and other problems.E. 50 Corona suffered rural women and girls will be skilled in tailoring and they will able to earn 5000 to 10000 after completion the training.F. 1000 herbal tree grow oxygen in climate improve corona disease. The trees will recover the growing desert in Dantaramgarh Tehsil. They will grow rain and water level.G. Dantaramgarh tehsil’s inhabitants will awaken for corona safety tricks.

Covid 19 Helping center's Development

1. Dantaramgarh Tehsil is the most backward in Sikar Districts ( Rajasthan ) in every sectors i.e. Education, Industrial, Natural Sources, Geographical, health, economically and development.2.      So its result the Tehsil was declared Dark John from 1998 by Central and  Govt of Rajasthan.3.      The Tehsil’s habitants live hood is depend only rain season’s agriculture, wages which is hardly get in the tehsil due to lack of industries. So they are to migrate other states or Gulf countries for earning.4.      78% population are belonged to SC, ST and OBC who are so poor that we cannot imagine their well health . If they get ill, they will use local and traditional treatment or take shelter in superstitions.5.      The Ngo used to organized such multipurpose medical camps in the tehsil, the inhabitants wait today for get speciliestis doctors services Free of Coast.  
  Objectives: -1.      To provide various specialist i.e. ( Ladies, Ear, Eye, heart, general physician, brain etc. ) doctors not only their advice but also treatment, medicines, all kind of medical reports free of coast to Dantaramgarh Tehsil’s inhabitants under a roof on the same day.2.      To awaken Dantaramgarh’s inhabitants for their health care.3.      To remove superstitions from them4.      To save their exploitations by private hospitals.5.      To awaken them about Govt.Medical Schemes i.e. cashless treatment, Bhamashah health Scheme, Sharmic Card and labor card. Advertisement :-The Ngo will advertise the camp though e- media, newspapers, pump lates and by vehicle in whole Dantaramgarh Tehsil from feb. 22, 2022 to feb. 24, 2022.Specialist Doctors in the Camp who will give their duties:-1.      Dr. Shalini Garg MDDM Cardiology2.      Dr. Ankit Kayal MS Mch3.      Dr. Neha Sharma  MD Gionologist Prof. Govt Janana SMS, Jaipur4.      Dr. Pankaj Yaduvanshi MBBS MD General Physicial5.       Dr. Nirmala Saini MD Skin &amp; VD Skin6.      Dr. Manoj Chodhary MD MS Ortho7.      Dr. Sameer Parihar BDS MDS8.      Dr. Arun Jangid MD EYE Sikar Registration Process :-6 counters will prepared for registration. It will be started 9 am to 2 p.m. First come and First get basis.  15 volunteers will take the patients to the desired doctors.Doctors Sitting :- 8 specialist doctors cabin will be prepared for out door.  16 volunteers will manage to send one by one patients to the doctors. Lab establishment :-  The Ngo will establish labs i.e.  sugar, E.C.G., blood, B.P., C.B.C., E-ray and other in the PCH.  After the consultation the patients need any medical check up 7 volunteers  help the patients for medical check – up and providing them their medical report.Medicines distribution counter :-4 counters will be provided medicines to the patients free of coast.Food &amp; tea management   All the participants in the camp will be provided tea and food.The serious and operable cases will be referred to Jaipur S.M.S hospital by Ngo’s expenses. They will be provided treatment/ operation etc according their needs on Govt. expenditures.  
 1.      About 800 patients will participate in the camp. They will get Jaipur’s specialist doctors medical advice, treatment, all kind of medical reports free of coast under a roof on the spot in one time.2.      Serious diseases and opera table patients will be got first aid in the camp and then permanent treatment by Rajasthan’s capital Govt. hospitals.3.      The poor habitants of Dantaramgarh tehsil will be awakened for Govt. Health schemes.4.      They will be saved their time, money and exploitations.5.       The inhabitants will be provided Corona Vaccination in the camp.6.      The Ngo will develop the PHC Dantaramgarh’s physical development.7.      The tehsil’s inhabitants will be known to care their health.

The Multipurpose Medical Camp

1.   India has the most Cyber Crimes in the world. 453 Cyber thetas are registered in SHO DantaRamgarh Tehsil in 2021-22 so.It is must to awaken the tehsil’s inhabitants for Cyber Safety.2.   The DantaRamgarh Tehsil’s Literacy rate is 57.78% so People don’t know about Cyber Crimes and Safety. They face Cyber thetas and faith in superstition. They accept the threats God’s cursing.3.   They don’t Know the legal frame work of IT and Indian rules for their safety.4.   DantaRamgarh Tehsil’s geographical situation are very difficult. There are not drinking sources agriculture industries permanent income source. So the youth face ir-employment. They tempt for any kind jobs. So they attract the charming proposal given by hackers. Such the way they are exploited by the hackers.5.   Cyber Safety Awakening Programs are not run by Govt of India/ Rajasthan Ngo or IT departments in the Tehsil.6.   74% DantaRamgarh Tehsil’s Inhabitants have to migrate other states gulf countries for their live hood the ir- literate women having costly smart phones. They use video calls to their the situation. The poor and ir- literates women are haunted by the hackers. ﻿ 
 1.   Objects:- 1.    To Introduce of internet and its utilities.2.    To Introduce syber crimes and safety Awareness.3.    To awaken types of cyber threats i.e. Malware Virus, Trojan horse, Spyware, Phishing, Password attacks, denial of service attacks, Mailvertising breaching system security, web attacks, session hijacking and DNS Poisoning etc.4.    To aware the rural for best practices for secure bowings.5.    To awaken them mailing etiquettes.6.    To awaken them how can they identify safe websites or portals and secure websites.7.    To awaken them secure seals and their Kinds of trust seals.8.    To create secure browsing habits and mailing etiquettes.9.    To aware rural for social, legal and ethical Aspects of IT.10.           To Provide them legal framework for IT in India. 2.   Introduction:- Science has provided miraculous inventions to the world. In Communication sector is the most of them. Landline phone is rare thing but today it is converted into mobile phone which have reached not only rich person but the poorest in India. Today Internet and IT systems have become our routine life’s part. Whole world use Internet through mobile online transactions Online banking purchasing, debit credit card, education, searching, entertainment, professional, official, banking and Govt. record.         Cyber threats are growing with internet using 867 people face cyber threats per day in India. They are exploited by attacker in many ways. So we should awaken rural people for cyber safety. 3.   Implement Steps:- The Ngo will advertise for the Cyber Safety Awakening Project by news paper, e-new, Social media and Pamphlets. The Ngo will hold the non residential work – shop/ seminar for two days on Oct. 08,2022 to Oct.09,2022 at its B.O. Behind of SBI Bank V&amp;P DantaRamgarh Dist.Sikar(Rajasthan).200 Participants, 8 experts and 7 Ngo management officer will participate in it. They will be provided two time break fast, lunch, dinner/ food and awakening lectures, knowledge of It rules by experts by orally, flaxes video film and playing cists.Schedule at Work –Shops/ SeminarOct.8,2022 at first Day :-   Registration:-                                               10 Am to 11 AmInauguration/Introduction of seminar – 11 am to 12 amBreakfast                                                    - 12:15pm to 1.00 pmLecture                                                      -  1.00 pm to 2.00 pmFood                                                          -   2.00 pm to 3.00 pmLecture by film show                             -   3.00 pm to 4.00 pmLecture                                                     -   4.00 pm to 5.00 pmTea                                                            -   5.00 Pm Oct.9,2022Lecture -                                              10.00 Am to 11.00 AmBreak Fast -                                         11.15 Am to 12.00 AmLecture -                                                12.00 Am to 1.00 PmFood -                                                   1.00 Pm to 2.00 PmLecture -                                              2.00 Pm to 3.00 PmEnding Project &amp; follow up              3.00 Pm to 5.00 Pm  4.   Theme of The Seminar / Work Shop:-The following topic will be included by the experts by orally flaxes dividing Cyber Safety’s Awakening Pumplates, showing film show, Practical’s Definition of Cyber threats.Types of Cyber threats :- i.e. Malware – frozen horse, Spyware phishing, Password attacks Denial of Service attacks, Malvertising , Breaking System Security, Web attacks, Session hijacking and DNS Poisoning etc. Identify Safe Websites /Portals &amp; Secure Websites :-       The experts will tell about malicious websites i.e. duplicate shopping banking , donation, social, networking, gaming, gambling, copyright disobeying etc. They will be awakened for pad lock https, secure Seals (Privacy, business and Security Seals) Best Practices for Secure Browsing and Mailing etiquettes:-       The Participants will be told about secure browsing and Mailing Etiquettes i.e. Software up to date using anti virus reuse Passwords, Check https or Pad lock ,Monitoring financial transactions avoid public or free Wi-Fi difference Between to and CC, Check Mail authenticity, use spell- checker, mindful our tone, Not use caps lock using signature etc. Legal Awareness In India:-           The Participnts will be informed about ISO – 27001 (International Cyber Security Standard ) and Information security management system, Indian IT Act 2000, Section – 65,66,43,67,406 and 420 and Indian Contract Act 1872 . Follow up Camps:-                  The Ngo will organize follow up work shop for one day on Feb.18,2023 Many kind awakening competitions i.e. quiz debit , Preheat Pheri Poster and drawing will be included for school &amp; College Students by the Ngo winners will be awarded in the Work – Shop.  
 1.    200 Rural women youths 500 students will familiar about Cyber Crimes and its Kinds.2.    They will be awakened for best practice for secure browsing, Safe and secure web sits or portals.3.    They will be enabled to use proper websites, mailing etiquettes and internet threats.4.    They will be awakened for secure seals and kind of trust seals.5.    They will be awakened for social legal and ethical aspects of IT.6.    They will be awakened legal frame work for IT and whenever suffered cyber crime they will be enabled to take legal shelter.7.    Whole DantaRamgarh Inhabitants will be Saved from cyber crimes and many kind of exploitation 8.    Whole DantaRamgarh Tehhsil will know for Give do social services.

Cyber Safety Awakening Project for  Rural.

Tobacco is responsible for cancer of various parts of body like mouth, throat, lungs, stomach, kidney, bladder etc.·      Rajasthan has the largest number of oral cancer cases in the Dantaramgarh which is due to tobacco .·      In Tehsil Dantarmagrah District Sikar ( Raj). Tobacco contributes to 62.4%and 46.9% of cancers in men and women respectively .·       Smoking causes more than 90% of lung cancers and other lung diseases. ·      Tobacco leads to Heart and blood vessel disease, Heart  Attack, chest Pain, sudden Cardiac Death, stroke ( Brain attack) peripheral vascular disease ( Gangrene of legs. )Supporting facts. ·      Tobacco smoking accounts for 82% of chronic obstructive lung disease in Rajasthan Tobacco indirectly causes lung tuberculosis. Prevalence of TB is about 3 times as great among the ever –smokers. The heavier the smoking, either cigarettes or bides, the greater the prevalence of TB among smokers. ·      Smoking \tobacco suddenly raises the blood pressure and reduces the blood flow to the heart. ·      It also decreases the flow of blood to the feet and can cause gangrene of the legs. ·      Tobacco damages the lining of the arteries all over the body. ·      Smoking causes health problems for children and other family members ( due to second-hand smoke). A non smoker living with ( two packs per day ) smoker smokes passively equivalent of three cigarettes per day according to urine nicotine levels. ·      It has also been found that smoking/tobacco consumption increases the risk of diabetes. ·      Tobacco lowers the good cholesterol in the blood.·      Smokers/tobacco consumers are 2 to 3 times more likely to develop heart disease and paralysis than non-smokers.·      There is One tobacco related death every 8 seconds. Supporting Facts·      In Rajasthan total numbers of tobacco related deaths are likely to be between 80000 to 90000 per year. ·      Avoiding tobacco adds 20 years to the life of a teenager.·      About half of the teenagers who use tobacco will eventually be killed by it ( about a quarter in middle age and a quarter in old age )·      It is estimated that India as compared to any other country will have the fastest rise in tobacco related deaths each year.·      Smoking / Tobacco causes adverse effects in men and women. Supporting Facts. ·      Consumption is a cause of impotence in men ·      Smoking/tobacco consumption decreases estrogen levels in women. Menopause occurs earlier. ·      Smoking/tobacco consumption decreases ability of physical activity and decreases physical endurance.·      Women who smoke and take birth control pills are at a greatly increased risk of a stroke. ·      Pregnant women, who having a baby with a low birth weight or babies with developmental problems, or sudden infant deaths(sudden unexplained cot deaths.) 
 Objectives:         Short- term objectives:  ·      Assess knowledge, procedures and safety actions to be taken to ban smoking in all its kinds. ·      Increase the awareness of students and new generation especially in Underprivileged Areas about the smoking &amp; Oral Use bad effects. ·      Raise awareness of the health risks associated with active and passive smoking. ·      Promote a positive against smoking &amp; Oral Use attitudes, behaviors and habits.  Long-term objectives:·      Implementation of laws concerning the inspection and controlling of any smoking  type entering or manufactured in Indian &amp; Rajasthan. State, in addition to ban smoking in public areas laws. ·      Enforcement for implementing and inducing Indian &amp; Rajasthan.Tobacco Control Programme In School Level :Tobacco use continues to be the single leading preventable cause of death and disease in Tehsil- Dantaramgarh District Sikar (Raj.)(1).More than 80% of established adult smokers begin before age 18 years (2). To monitor middle and high school students, Shri Kalyan Women Welfare Society analyzed data from the Youth Tobacco Survey a school – based survey that collects information on tobacco use and related behaviors and attitudes from middle school students (grades 6-8) &amp; teacher also and high school (grades 9—12) students. This analysis indicated that in 8.2% of middle school students and 23.9% of high school student reported current use of any . These  guidelines are based on an in depth review of research, theory and current practice in the area of school based tobacco – use prevention. The guidelines recommend that all school a) develop and enforce school policy on tobacco use , b) provide instruction about the short –and long –term negative physiologic and social consequences of tobacco use ,social influences on tobacco use , peer norms regarding tobacco use , and refusal skills, c) provide tobacco –use prevention education in kindergarten through 12th grade ,d) provide programme specific training for teachers, ,e) involve parents or families in support of school – based programs to prevent tobacco Use, f) support cessation efforts among students and all school staff who use tobacco , and g) assess the tobacco –use prevention program at regular intervals h) To prevent by Involvement of the NSS cadre, NCC cadre and Red Ribbon and Eco Clubs in the school programme.ü Voice your support for tobacco –free school and effective tobacco –use prevention education to school administrators and board members. ü Encourage merchants to limit the number of tobacco ads in their stores, remove self –service displays, and comply with the law by checking IDs and refusing to sell tobacco products to minors .ü Ask merchants and managers of hotels and restaurants to locate vending machines where they will not be accessible to young people .ü Speak at a meeting or submit a letter to a local newspaper to discuss the importance of clean indoor air restrictions and policies that limit young people ‘s access to tobacco products.ü Encourage coordination between school and community programs to prevent tobacco use and addiction. ü Ask for and support tobacco –free schools and communities.ü Encourage the school to ban ads for tobacco products from student publications and events. ü Take elective courses in health.ü Volunteer to help in community efforts to tobacco use.ü Suggest that the school paper print a story about tobacco advertising and promotion campaigns aimed at young people.Activities ( Methodology )Suggested Activities under school/college Program 1 The target groups should include both students and teachers. It is important to start with young children especially from the primary school level. The messages for tobacco control would vary according to the target group (e.i. level of understanding /intelligence according to the target age group and will be separate for primary, middle, and second level).2. Involvement of the NSS cadre, NCC cadre a Clubs in the school program- these groups are already established in schools and their assistance could be taken in school program.3. Following are the areas in which training can be imparted to Teachers and students: !!! effects of tobacco use.·      Provisions of various statutes.·      Their role &amp;responsibilities.·      Methodology to train students.·      Identification of the peer leaders/students.·      Various activities to be done by them at them at classroom level·      Counseling of the students against usage of tobacco in collaboration with District Tobacco Cessation Centers. 4School  level policy initiatives-a)   The teachers and students should take initiatives to make their school campus smoke and tobacco free by not allowing any school staff, students,parents and visitors smoke or consume any tobacco product in the school/ college premises.b) They will also make sure that there are no vendors, kiosk owners and shopkeepers selling any tobacco products within a radius of one hundred yards of the school.C)Boards should be displayed outside the school and within prominent places inside the schools with the message that smoking is prohibited and is an offence.d) Schools should also undertake number of activities like drawing competition and award students with suitable incentives, if need be.5. Health corner in the school-there could be a health corner in every school where tobacco and health related material could be displayed for the information of the students.6. Tobacco Focal Point for the school – A trained teacher may be identified as focal point for guidance and supervision of tobacco control related activities.   
 Benefits of Quitting TobaccoThe Physical benefits of quitting tobacco: 1.   Your risk of cancer and heart disease will go down. 2.   Stress on your heart will be reduced. 3.   Your loved ones will not be harmed by your smoke. 4.   Your smoker’s cough ( persistent cough and phlegm) will most probably disappear. 5.   Your teeth will become whiter and cleaner. The Social benefits of quitting tobacco :1.   You will be the one in control –cigarettes will no longer control you. 2.   Your self –image and self –confidence will improve.3.   You will be a healthier parent for your children, now and in the future. 4.   You’ll have more money to spend on other things. It’s never too late to give it up! ·      Stopping smoking/tobacco even in middle age before having cancer or some other serious diseases avoids most of the later excess risk of death from tobacco. ·      The benefits of stopping at earlier ages are even greater. ·      Once you give up tobacco the risk of heart attacks normalized to that of a non-smokers in 3 years.  Tips to Quit Smoking / Tobacco1.   Hide ashtrays, cigarettes, paan, jarda, out of sight, out of mind. A simple , yet helpful step. 2.  Don’t Let Cigarettes. Paan and Jarda be easily available.3.   Figure out your “triggers” to smoke, or consume paan/jarda and ways to cope with them, Is it the company of people who smoke/eat parda/paan ? Try in the initial period to be away from smokers/paan eaters/jarda eaters or rather when they smoke or eat pan/jarda. 4.   Try to put something in the mouth, like chewing gums. Sweets, peppermints, lozenges etc. and practice deep breathing. 5.   Whenever you have that craving, try deep breathing when either standing or sitting. Having a glass of water and exercising also helps to decrease the craving.6.   When you feel like taking tobacco, think of your children and the effect on their future if you develop any of the dangerous diseases cause by tobacco.  7.   Set a stop date. 8.   Find a support person. 9.   Make plans for your first day without cigarettes/paan/jarda. 10.          Use the 4Ds when the craving for smoking/tobacco hits you. 11.           ·      Do something else·      Delay smoking/tobacco consumption the next cigarette·      Deep breathing ·      Drink water12.          Use positive self-talk. 13.          Reward yourself. 14.          Practice relaxation techniques (yoga, walking, meditation, dancing, music etc) everyday. 15.          Limit the intake of caffeine and alcohol. Further be active, and eat a healthy diet

TOBACCO AWARENESS PROGRAMME

1.   The causes of Selection the project A.    It is because that Danta Ramgarh p.s is already declared Dark john by Govt of Raj in sikar district.B.   It is that Danta ramgrh p.s has not any natural water resource i.e rivers sea bank ponds water well etc The whole public is depend on govt. water supply C.   it that DantaRamgarh  p.s has 446 feet deep water level and the water is mixed with fluoride       D.  There is not only water level very deep but also raining average  is very low in the p.s DantaRamgarh.E.    DantaRamgarh P.S is the most back ward in education, Natural resources Industrial area and geographically in the Sikar Distt.F.    It is that P.S. DantaRamgarh has 78% Sc. St. and Obc communities,  who are very poor. They have not any aware of proper using of available water G.  There are not any govt non govt schemes for water crisis and awakening for save &amp; protection for available water. H.  P.S DantaRamgarh has not organized water shed committees properly if any, which only formal. I.      The water crisis is not only already in the P.S DantaRamgarh    bul  also the most lack at the Awakening for rest water. J.      The P.S. DantaRamgarh has most lack of science &amp; Technology      knowledge. 
 1.  Main Object of the Project:- a)   To create awakening for project use of rest water yet the great lacking of water in the area’s women and students (New generation) b)   To grow water harvesting /preservation.c)    To create water shed committees every gram panchayat. And reorganized exit committees d)   To inspire for to prevent mis- use of rest water resources and supply. e)   To create good habits in practical life for prevent fluoride in the water. f)     To awaken for solution of growing water crisis to rural women and students .g)   To create good habits for water preservation in rural women and student.2.  Resource Persons:- a.    Project Dictator, PHED Sikar. b.   Ngo’s representative. c.    P.D water shed programme P.S DantaRamgarh d.   Doctor CHC Danta.e.    Retired lecturer (water crisis) f.      P.D water preservation Distt- Sikarg.    Representatives, water shed committees, P.S DantaRamgarh 3.  Water crisis in Sikar (Raj) District  :-THE WATER IS ACCESS OF RIGHT BUT VERY FEW PEOPLE HAVE IT. Sikar District has the following, raining average percentage:-  S.W Monsoon                 June to sept                  364 .mm, S.W Monsoon                Oct to Dec.                    NilS.W Monsoon                 jan to mach                  Nil  WHILE the water level is            96 to 100 M.t WHILE is falling every                       6 M.t Quantity of fluoride mixed in Dunking water                                    4 ppm Drinkable water                                   76% 4.  Steps of Implement:-Ø Time and Participation:- The awakening camp will be for two days after sanction. The project the first day camp will be held at B.O office (DantaRamgarh) with 25 women +25( both school and college’s students) by ngo. Ø The second day will be follow up- camp:Various Dept’s representatives( according pare No 6) will address lecture on the subject for to the participants. Various competitions (i.e) drawing , essay speech prabhate pheri will be organized with students. The winners of the competitions will be adorned prizes by Ngo.  5.  Topics in the camp:1) The typical geographical situation of P.S DantaRamgarh with Rajasthan. 2) The solution of growing water crisis and falling down water level of Rajasthan.3) Women and student’s co-operation in P.S DantaRamgarh water crisis. 4) Proper using way of rest water5) The way of water harvesting and govt subsidy for the program. 6) To re-organized water shed committees in every village and their duties for water harvesting. 7)The way without fluoride water.6.     Methodology:-  Theatrical knowledge cannot prepare person for challenges in real life. Thus mare stress should be laid on imparting knowledge through discussions street plays role play, puppet shows drama, interactions and meeting with social activates etc.      
 1.   25 Rural women +25 youth generation will under stand not only the water crisis but also its solution.2.   25 Rural women means 25 family, If they start to save a drop of water per day the 125 family members will save 125 water drop per day.3.   They will create good habit for save water i.e. avoid extra use of cooler to proper shut of every top in house prevent waste water’s uses in gardening or plantation, water harvesting in houses or their fields and fluoride’s safety etc.4.   Rain Water save campaign or its methods will be used by the rural inhabitants in their practical life.5.   The rural will awaken with the work shop for water natural sources provides about govt. schemes about value of plantation.6.   DantaRamgarh’s people will take interest to build any cuts rain water hoses in their farms with govt. subsidy tanks in their homes ponds in the vulgar place.7.   The common people will awaken for water shed committees objects and help its running process 8.   New generation will be able ere create good civilization for save water for their heirs.

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The Society has been serving for last 18 years in the following programs according its goal and visions for to women, unemployed, helpless, widows, handicapped youths and rural area’s awakening by public contributions registration fees society’s activities and other Income sources.In Education Sector:-The NGO has been helping in education sector, in formal education, by many ways:-<ul><li>To imply informal education center Aakhar Devra, Anangan Baari Kenders for to get Literacy mission’s goal</li><li>To help in Grow Registration campaign (Namankan Abhiyan ) In Govt. Schools</li><li>To distribute school uniform, books note books and scholar -ship to primary’s poor students</li><li>To celebrate national Day i.e world literacy</li></ul>

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