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Parmartam brings positive change to underprivileged kids through education

Each child can do anything, but they do not enjoy equal opportunities. Millions of unfortunate children in India are witnessing a lack of opportunities right from the first day on their journey towards fulfilling these dreams due to poverty or lack of quality education. These challenges contribute to keeping them in an unremitting cycle of disadvantage that is ever so hard to get out from. Yet again, let us not lose hope as Parmartham has come forward to make a difference in the lives of these underprivileged children with free holistic education.

This blog would deal with how education in Parmartham has brought a holistic approach into their lives and given them a promising future. So, let's dive into the blog ASAP!

Holistic Education

Holistic education is an all-encompassing approach, which encompasses more than mere academics. It concerns itself with the overall development of a child: his intellectual growth and social, physical, and ethical well-being. It fosters all the facets of a child's personality and helps him in his all-round development into becoming strong and confident to face all the challenges in life with confidence.

While other elements of education emphasize academic greatness via tests and grades, traditional education tends in the direction of standardized, single-syllable testing where higher scores are perceived as high intelligence. Holistic educational philosophy recognizes that learning or educating is multi-dimensional: while valuing academic success; it also places great priority on creativity, critical reasoning, emotional intelligence aesthetic pursuits of moral development and becoming self-controlled. This better prepares children for their world as adults than the single ability for school success does. All this helps the children toward responsible, compassionate and worthwhile adults.

Welcome to Parmartham 

Parmartham is an NGO that solely aims to provide free education to underprivileged categories of children. At ›Seva Sanstha‹, education does not hinder in the classrooms; with its help, we wanna see these underprivileged childhoods develop and grow onto making wise decisions in totality of life.

Specifically, it consists of 3 projects: Sanskar Kendra, Saksham Bharat, and Utsah. All these projects are designed to focus on various aspects of children, including morals, ethics, academics, and mind management. Most importantly, the leading members of Parmartham include some eminent members: Mr. Ankush Tambi, Mr. Sanjay Khandelwal, and Dr. Disha Bhanushali. They bring a vast wealth of knowledge to our cause, and their expertise and commitment ensure that we attend to the immediate needs of each and every child. Jointly get them ready for a successful and independent life that is yet to come.

Holistic Education at Parmartham

The approach of Parmartham towards holistic education involves unleashing the full potential in every child. Many different programs have been chalked out that will attend to different aspects in the development of a child. Let us discuss these briefly:

1. Academic Support: These poor children at Seva Sansthan further get supported for academics toward competitive exams, such as NEET, IIT, JEE, to name a few. Our prime focus would be towards providing free education to the less-privileged children and guiding them towards achieving academic success. Tailor-made programs have been made keeping in consideration the strengths and weaknesses of each child. Our Seva Sansthan shall ensure a healthy and empowering environment wherein children shall only have thoughts of academics and growth in their minds.

By providing them with the right guidance and encouragement, we give them an opportunity to become successful in their schooling and build a good future.

2. Moral and Ethical Education: Education at Parmartham goes beyond the textbooks. We place a lot of emphasis on moral and ethical education so that children learn to distinguish between what is right and what is wrong. We inculcate through lessons and activities the values of honesty, kindness, respect, and so on. It is this moral foundation that shall guide them in making positive choices and becoming responsible, compassionate human beings.

3. Cultural Education: Understanding and appreciation of cultural heritage are important in the building of an identity. In Parmartham, we integrate cultural education within our programs to let the children connect with their roots and traditions. We take pride in helping them become proud of their cultural identities through activities involving traditional arts, music, and storytelling. This connection not only enriches their lives but fosters a sense of belonging and community.

4. Physical and Mental Well-being: We have a specially designed program at our Seva Sansthan for these children to foster the physical and mental well-being of these underprivileged children. Further, we promote physical health through regular exercise, sports, and activities that keep children active and fit. In addition to physical well-being, we also focus on mental health.

Through the practices of yoga and meditation, we teach various ways to children through which stress can be overcome, concentration developed, and the child can hold a very optimistic view in life. It helps grow a child both physically and mentally to make him healthful and strong.

5. Community Engagement and Involvement: We often engage these children in community engagement. Together, teaching them the importance of contributing to society. Further, by participating in community activities, they learn to work together, understand social responsibilities, and develop a sense of belonging and shared purpose. Besides, our community engagement program helps these children become responsible citizens who contribute to society and the community.

Come and see for yourself how you can change the lives of underprivileged children by supporting Parmartham.

Since long-term alteration in the lives of destitute children cannot be performed solely but with combined actions, we at Seva Sansthan make multiple ways and possibilities. Here's how you can support Parmartham:

(i) Donation: Big or small, donations are one of the good motives to support Parmartham. Your donation will gradually help us provide free and quality education along with adequate study materials for economically substandard children. With your further donation, together, the vision can be extended in not only other parts of the place but also across different territories of India. Not stopping at that, it may involve reaching out to more subconomically poor children to empower themselves to achieve their desired career goal for which they can perform satisfactorily. 

(ii) Volunteer: Your time and skills are your biggest possession. Be it teaching, mentoring, or events creation, volunteering at Parmartham gives you ample scope to bring direct changes in the life of a child. Volunteers form an very important part of scaling and sharpening the work that is done at Parmartham. 

(iii) Spread the Word: Awareness is the precursor to action. Sharing Parmartham's mission and success stories through your network can help us raise awareness and attract support for the cause. The more people know about Parmartham, the more lives we touch. 

Conclusion 

Holistic education imparts Parmartham to much more than merely teaching reading and writing skills to children. Here, we provide different programs for children that are designed to focus on different aspects of children, helping them grow and develop in all aspects of life. As a matter of fact, at our Seva Sansthan, we provide these children with an encouraging, learning environment, together assuring to meet the immediate needs of every child. Moreover, what are your ideas on how else the underprivileged children can be empowered? Share them in the comments section below. Your ideas will help us make an even bigger difference!

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Holistic Education: Shaping Balanced and Bright Futures

Education is not academics; it's the all-round development of mind, body, and spirit. Holistic education emphasizes intellectual growth, emotional resilience, and physical well-being. At Parmartham, we believe every child deserves such enriching learning. Through Seva Sansthan, we provide free education for underprivileged children, empowering them for a brighter future.

Role of Holistic Education in a Child's Life

Holistic education shapes children into well-rounded individuals. But at Parmartham, 'it' goes beyond textbooks- teaches life skills, trains on emotional intelligence, and works out physical fitness. By kindling creativity and self-awareness with compassion inside children, holistically educated confident kids will accept life's challenges headlong. It takes time to achieve holistic education at all levels from grassroots to adulthood; thus, starting this process early in students can help needy kids grow into empathic successful adults and successful citizens.

Benefits of Holistic Education to Children

Holistic education has many advantages in the personality development of a child. Some of the main advantages include:

Improved Cognitive Skills: Enhances critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity.

Emotional Intelligence: Helps children control their emotions and develop empathy.

Physical Well-being: Ensures health through yoga, sports, and mindfulness.

Social Responsibility: Caring, teamwork, community service.

Inner Strength and Resilience: Fosters mindfulness, self-discipline, and a sense of purpose.

It is within these aspects that children shall grow academically, emotionally, and socially to meet the challenges of life in a balanced way.

Holistic Education: The Parmartham Approach

Holistic education is part of our mission at Parmartham. At Seva Sansthan, we uplift underprivileged children through the following:

Saksham Bharat: Provides free education for underprivileged children, equipping them with quality resources and mentorship for self-reliance.

Sanskar Kendra - Value education and moral ethics-oriented upbringing of children and youth in the creation of compassion, truthfulness, and respect:

Utsah: Providing additional extra-curricular activities in the form of arts, music, sports, and cultural programs would promote creative and physical growth among them.

These initiatives have been our pledge to ensure equal opportunities for each and every child, irrespective of their socioeconomic background.

Success Stories in Parmartham

Ravi's Transformation: Two years back, Ravi joined our Saksham Bharat program. Scarcely literate, full of low self-esteem, thin, and timorous, he now happens to be one of the bright students in his class and leads the debate team of his school. His life is a perfect case study for the impact that holistic education can create.

Meera's Artistic Journey: Meera was a shy girl who found her voice in Utsah. With art materials and mentorship available to her, she honed her talent, won state-level art competitions, and unlocked her potential through creativity.

How to Support Us

You can help Parmartham’s mission to provide free education for underprivileged children:

Donate: A contribution to our cause can help us expand our programs, reaching more children.

Volunteer: Mentor children or organize activities at our centers.

Spread the Word: Spread the word about our mission to inspire others to support Parmartham.

Conclusion

Holistic education nurtures well-rounded individuals who can positively impact society. At Parmartham, through Seva Sansthan, we provide free education for underprivileged children, empowering them to dream and succeed. Join us in making a difference by supporting their mind, body, and spirit. Together, let's create a brighter future.

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Top 7 Organizations Supporting Underprivileged Children in India

Every child dreams of growing, learning, and achieving greatness, but in a country as vast as India, many face barriers like poverty, lack of education, and inadequate healthcare. These challenges rob children of opportunities, trapping them in cycles of hardship. Thankfully, several Seva Sansthan organizations work tirelessly to break these barriers, empowering underprivileged children to chase their dreams.

This blog highlights seven leading NGOs dedicated to transforming the lives of children through education, healthcare, and holistic development.

The Importance of Supporting Underprivileged Children

India is home to millions of children, many of whom lack access to basic necessities such as education and healthcare. Seva Sansthan organizations play a vital role in addressing these challenges. By offering free education for underprivileged children and essential resources, these NGOs are helping to break cycles of poverty and build a more equitable society. With their focus on holistic education, these initiatives ensure children grow not just academically but also socially and emotionally.

Top 7 NGOs Working For Underprivileged Children

1. Smile Foundation

Smile Foundation is a nationwide NGO empowering underprivileged children through education, healthcare, and livelihood programs. With over 1.5 million beneficiaries, the organization focuses on holistic education and healthcare, ensuring children stay healthy and achieve their dreams.

2. CRY (Child Rights and You)

CRY fights for marginalized children’s rights by focusing on education, healthcare, and protection. Working across 19 states, Seva Sansthan empowers communities to ensure sustainable change, impacting over 2.5 million children.

3. Parmartham

Parmartham is a dedicated Seva Sansthan providing free education for underprivileged children. Its three projects, Sanskar Kendra, Saksham Bharat, and Utsah—focus on holistic education and personal development. Led by visionary leaders like Mr. Ankush Tambi and Dr. Disha Bhanushali, Parmartham’s efforts have helped children excel in academics, with many now studying at prestigious institutions like IIT and NIIT.

4. Bhumi

Bhumi is a youth-led NGO transforming lives through education and digital literacy programs. The flagship program is Ignite, supplementary education for the underserved. With thousands of volunteers, Bhumi has empowered over 25,000 children with holistic education and opportunities to thrive.

5. Snehalaya

Snehalaya Shelter for marginalized children and women affected by poverty, HIV/AIDS, and exploitation; runs a shelter in Ahmednagar, Maharashtra and provides education and health facilities to the children staying in shelter homes so that the children can have a safe and nurturing life while they can restart their lives with dignity.

6. SOS Children’s Village India

SOS Children's Villages provides family-based care for children who have lost or are at risk of losing parental care. With 32 villages across India, they offer a loving home and holistic education, ensuring emotional and psychological well-being alongside academic growth.

7. Delhi Council for Child Welfare

DCCW has been transforming lives since 1952 through its adoption, education, and rehabilitation programs. Their Palna initiative provides abandoned children with loving homes, while vocational training centers prepare older children for self-reliance.

Conclusion

These seven NGOs, including Parmartham and other committed Seva Sansthan organizations, act as beacons of hope for the underprivileged children of India. Their work for the free education of underprivileged children and holistic education proves that every child deserves an opportunity to succeed. By supporting these initiatives, we can help create a brighter, more equitable future for all.

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Pune: PCMC Launches 'Saksham' Initiative To Empower Students In Municipality Schools

Pimpri, 4th October 2024: The Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) Education Department has launched the ‘Saksham’ educational initiative to enhance foundational literacy and numeracy skills among students in municipal schools. As part of the National Education Policy 2020 and NIPUN Bharat Mission (National Initiative for Proficiency in Reading with Understanding and Numeracy), the…

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Nuvoco empowers Women Dealers across the value chain of the Cement Industry

Nuvoco Vistas Corp. Ltd., the fifth largest cement player in India and the largest cement company in East India, in terms of capacity, plans to celebrate and commemorate Women’s Day by acknowledging the efforts of their female leaders and associates, women dealers and beneficiaries of sustainability programmes. In a largely male-dominated industry, the company has been constantly encouraging women dealers to build their business. At present the company has 200 plus Women Dealers and the count is rising. The company plans to highlight their achievements across the cement industry with the goal of nurturing a more diverse workforce. Commenting on this initiative, Madhumita Basu, Chief Strategy & Marketing Officer, Nuvoco Vistas, said, “The company is proud of its female employees and dealers and acknowledges their continued effort and drive in the building materials industry. Particularly, in the cement industry, female dealers have emerged as some of our most successful partners with highly motivated and driven performances. An inclusive environment will encourage more female aspirants to join the industry workforce and broaden the decision-making cohort. The rise of women dealers in a male-dominated industry also indicates a welcome change in the mindset.” Manisha Kelkar, Chief Human Resources Officer, Nuvoco Vistas, added, “Over the years, we have seen women take the initiative in various fields. Nuvoco has always encouraged gender parity to ensure more diversity and inclusion in the workplace. This Women’s Day, we celebrate their achievements and those of our remarkable women employees who have played a crucial role in the growth of the company.” The company has over 200 women dealers, of which approx. 70 percent operated in the eastern markets while rest are in the northern market. The company has also made a conscious effort to encourage women employees joining the workforce. Currently more than 10% of the leadership positions are represented by female workforce - in an industry that has been over the decades, largely male dominated. Promoting Women Empowerment: Women empowerment is one of the key pillars of Nuvoco’s Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives. The company has implemented several projects under its Saksham Bharat theme, an important pillar in Nuvoco’s CSR commitments. Project Daksh has trained more than 200 girls during past 2 years and placed them with reputed organizations. All these projects have empowered women economically and socially and reduced their vulnerability in the society. END About Nuvoco Vistas Nuvoco Vistas Corporation Limited (“Nuvoco”) is a cement manufacturing company with a vision to build a safer, smarter and sustainable world.The MBM product portfolio, under the ‘Zero M’ and ‘Instamix’ brands, comprises construction chemicals, wall putty and cover blocks. The RMX business has a comprehensive pan-India presence offering value-added products under various brands such as ‘Concreto’, ‘Artiste’, ‘InstaMix’ and ‘X-Con’. Nuvoco is a proud contributor to landmark projects such as World One building at Mumbai, and the metro railway projects at Mumbai, Jaipur and Noida. Through the NABL-accredited Construction Development and Innovation Centre (CDIC) based in Mumbai, Nuvoco identifies gaps in the marketplace and offers innovative products to meet the customer requirements. (www.nuvoco.com)

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Spice Money improves access to digitization in rural areas

Spice Money, India’s leading rural fintech, announced today the launch of a first-of-its-kind zero-investment entry programme that allows rural entrepreneurs to be a part of the Spice Money Adhikari network completely free of cost. 

The limited period zero-investment programme will shape Spice Money’s vision to digitally and financially empower 1 crore rural entrepreneurs across the country, and strengthen the company’s digital payments ecosystem in semi-urban and rural areas.

During the recent Union Budget, the FM shared government’s objective to focus on digital payments. Spice Money aligns with this vision and bolsters it by allowing greater access to digital payments in semi-urban and rural areas.

The zero-investment entry programme enables migrant workers, kirana store owners, jobseekers, fresh graduates, housewives and others to join the Spice Money Adhikari network and secure self-employment and other livelihood opportunities in their hometowns. At present, over 65% of 5 lakh+ Adhikaris on Spice Money’s network are below 30 years, many of them budding entrepreneurs in their own rights.

Spice Money Founder Dilip Modi said, “The zero-investment entry programme will encourage the Indian youth in semi-urban and rural Bharat to become Spice Money Adhikaris at no cost. The programme will expand the Spice Money network and offer essential digital financial and e-retail services to the unbanked and underserved communities, especially in remote parts of the country. 

The initiative is yet another step in our efforts to secure India’s digital and financial future by supporting young entrepreneurs to earn their own silver through their very own ‘Digital Dukan’.”

Actor-philanthropist, Sonu Sood who has recently partnered with Spice Money said, “Spice Money’s technological expertise and digital infrastructure is helping me fulfil my vision of socio-economic independence for all Indians, particularly those living in less developed regions. As I have witnessed the struggles of thousands of migrant workers during the lockdown, it is time to come forward and help the less privileged earn their own livelihood in the towns and villages where they reside – ‘Humein har gaon ko digitally saksham banaana hai’. 

Through Spice Money’s innovative no-cost business proposition, I am confident that we can successfully reach out to a large number of people living in semi-urban and rural areas, and help fulfil their aspirations to become self-reliant and masters of their own destinies.”

During the pandemic-induced lockdown, a large number of migrant workers and other rural people were left stranded, jobless and without any financial means. Spice Money and actor-philanthropist Sonu Sood came together to alleviate their woes by creating entrepreneurial opportunities – through the tagline ‘Spice Money toh Life Bani’ – and providing them an entrepreneurial platform to offer digital and financial services. The zero-investment entry programme is a leap towards achieving that goal.

Apart from the zero-investment programme, Spice Money is also waiving off the rental fees for all existing and new Adhikaris to encourage them to continue their journey of entrepreneurship and self-reliance. To further accelerate its vision of financial inclusion, the company has introduced an initiative where Adhikaris (entrepreneurs) will get the company’s micro-ATM or ‘Mini Magic’ devices at effective zero cost. The move will aid towards strengthening the ATM infrastructure in the country, especially in rural regions.

Spice Money has been working on a war-footing to expand financial inclusion across the country covering 18,000-plus pin codes, over 700 districts and 5,000+ blocks.

Source: https://indiaeducationdiary.in/spice-money-introduces-zero-investment-business-opportunity-for-rural-entrepreneurs/

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Bharat Petroleum Launches "Saksham" For Oil Conservation

Bharat Petroleum Launches “Saksham” For Oil Conservation

Bharat Petroleum Launches ” Saksham” For Oil Conservation

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Six steps to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals

If you want to support the lives of present and future generations and to protect Earth from the degradation then do nothing but, just follow the 17 Global Goals of SDGs.

In the year 2020, we stand 5 years into adopting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) - the 17 global goals that ensure a more sustainable lifestyle by 2030 and at the core of which are built to protect planet Earth from degradation, to support lives of present and future generations.

India, in these years, has adopted several measures to attain the SDGs. As per the indications in the SDG India Index, the country has developed a powerful model that aims at the adoption, execution, and thorough, regular monitoring of initiatives at district as well as state levels. Programs such as Sashakt Bharat - Sabal Bharat (Empowered and Resilient India), Swachh Bharat Abhiyan Programme - Swasth Bharat (Clean and Healthy India), Samagra Bharat - Saksham Bharat (Inclusive and Entrepreneurial India), Satat Bharat – Sanatan Bharat (Sustainable India) and Sampanna Bharat- Samridh Bharat (Prosperous and Vibrant India) have been some of the most promising ones attached to the vision.

However, 2020 marks the beginning of a decade that needs the utmost attention. It embarks our efforts on achieving the goals in the span of the ongoing 10 years. So what are the essential steps required to be on track?

We believe the below listed 6 steps will help developing countries like India fasten their efforts towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals -

1. Realize the urgency and accelerate the momentum - With harsh realities of today, such as the pandemic and climate change, it is high time we realize the urgency in implementing essential policies and programs. Having said that, the government can only seize the political momentum, it is a process that equally needs participatory implementation by you and us.

 2. Communicate the SDGs at national, subnational, and local levels - The agenda under SDGs is “of the people, by the people, and for the people.” We must create opportunities for real citizen dialogues and involvement. It is only when people are actually aware, can they participate in the implementation of the SDGs to the best of their abilities and knowledge.

 3. Ensure broad participation - Awareness creation must certainly be followed by clear direction for participating. Persuading people into participating without establishing proper channels that lead to their active contribution will only prove to be a waste of time, money, and energy.

 4. Setting Benchmarks - In order to keep a track of timely progress, the authorities must set benchmarks that enable regular monitoring and reviews. This has to be done across various verticals and levels - right from the government to society; national, subnational, local, community levels. Every action must be accountable with a vision that drives purposeful progress.

 5. Unlocking the potential of Domestic Resources - India as a country is blessed with an abundance of natural resources. The introduction of programs that encourage usage of local resources will not only make the country sustainable but will also generate employment opportunities; thus achieving SDG 9 - Decent Employment & Economic growth and 11 - Sustainable Cities & Communities. Maximum gain from local resources and revival of the damaged ones will help India step up. For instance, The Namami Gange Mission was launched as a priority programme with a budget outlay of Rs.20, 000 crores for the period 2015-2020. This project focused on ecosystem conservation and the revival of river Ganga.

 6. Prioritizing National Issues that align with SDGs - The 17 SDGs are vastly spread in nature. Countries can priorities goals that need immediate attention as per the social and economic conditions of their respective nation. For instance - Swachh Bharat Abhiyan Programme is an effort directed towards solving India’s major concern of availing water and sanitation for all; as well as a lucrative step towards achieving United Nations’ SDG 6.

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Kick-start Notes on AICTE for Higher Education System

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Kick-start Notes on AICTE for Higher Education System

In the kick-starter series of note, This article is about AICTE which servers as short notes for various examination point of view.

Multiple Questions were asked on schemes run by AICTE in many examinations; So, In details, we have covered introduction, its working functions, various schemes and road map.

ALL INDIA COUNCIL OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION

All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) was set up in November 1945 as a national-level apex advisory body to conduct a survey on the facilities available for technical education and to promote development in the country in a coordinated and integrated manner. And to ensure the same, as stipulated in the National Policy of Education (1986)

AICTE is the statutory body and the national level council for the regulation of technical education in India. The Council was set up in November 1945 based on the recommendation of the Technical Education Committee of the Central Advisory Board of Education (CABE) of 1943.

The growth of Technical Education in the Country before independence was very slow. The number of Engineering Colleges and Polytechnics (including Pharmacy and Architecture Institutions) in 1947 was 44 and 43 with an Intake capacity of 3200 and 3400 respectively.

Major Functions and Schemes

 Approval of variation/ increase in Intake, additional Course(s)/ Programme(s) in Technical Institutions

Approval for Foreign Collaboration/ Twinning Programme

Participation in the process of granting Institution Deemed to be University status by MHRD

Development of Model Curricula through All India Boards of Studies  Share and Mentor Institutions (Margdarshan)

Modernisation and Removal of Obsolescence (MODROBS)

Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC)

Project Centre for Technical Education

Community Colleges under NSQF

Innovation Promotion Scheme (IPS)

Research Park

e-Shodh Sindhu

e-Learning Centre for Technical Education

Industry Institution Partnership Cell (IIPC)

Unnat Bharat Abhiyan

Saansad Adarsh Gram Yojana (SAGY)

Seminar Grant

Travel Grant

Faculty Development Programme (FDP)

Quality Improvement Programme

AICTE-Adjunct Faculty

Trainee Teacher Scheme

Research Promotion Scheme (RPS)

AICTE-INAE-DVP (Distinguished Visiting Professor)

AICTE-INAE-TRF (Teaching Research Fellowship)

Post Graduate scholarships for GATE/GPAT Qualified Post Graduate students

Hostel for SC/ ST Students

Scholarship Scheme for Girl Child (SSGC) – PRAGATI

Scholarship Scheme for Divyang – SAKSHAM

AICTE-INAE-TG (Travel Grant for students)

Skill and Personality development Programme centre for SC/ ST Students

  Various Students Development Schemes

PG SCHOLARSHIP – A scholarship is awarded to full-time GATE/GPAT qualified students admitted to M.E./ M. Tech/ M. Arch and M.Pharma courses in AICTE approved Institutions/Colleges @Rs. 12,400/- PM/ student.

PRIME MINISTER’S SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME – PMSSS- Objective of the Scheme is to build up capacities in youth of J&K, educate, enable and empowering them to compete in normal course, enhancing and boosting employment potentials in students of J&K. Total 3430 scholarship are given @ Rs. 100000/- as Maintenance Charges and academic fee as Rs. 30000/- to General Degree, Rs. 125000/- to Engineering Degree & Rs. 300000/- to Medical Degree each year

PRAGATI SCHOLARSHIP- Scholarship/Contingency is awarded to meritorious girls taking admission in AICTE approved Technical institution at Degree/ Diploma. Total 4000 scholarship are given @ Rs. 30000/- as tuition fee reimbursement and Rs. 20000/- as incidentals each year.

SAKSHAM SCHOLARSHIP- Scholarship/Contingency is awarded to Differently abled students taking admission in AICTE approved Technical institution at Degree/ Diploma. Total 1000 scholarship are given @ Rs. 30000/- as tuition fee reimbursement and Rs. 20000/- as incidentals each year.

AICTE-INAE TRAVEL GRANT SCHEME-An “AICTE-INAE Travel Grant Scheme” for Engineering Students to present papers abroad has been launched for enhancing the quality of engineering education in the country.

PRERANA – SCHEME FOR PREPARING SC/ST STUDENTS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION- There is an acute shortage of faculty in engineering & polytechnic colleges. The problem can be addressed by promoting degree students of pre-final and final year to go for postgraduate courses. This scheme aims at providing financial support to institutes who are willing to put extra efforts for encouraging and training SC/ST students for GATE/GPAT/CAT/CMAT and GRE.

SAMRIDDHI – SCHEME FOR SC/ST STUDENTS FOR SETTING START-UPS- Looking at the poor job availability in the market, it is necessary to provide opportunities for SC/ST students to start their own enterprise. The broad objective of this scheme to help SC/ST students is in designing, launching and running their own business/startup through entrepreneurship development programme after formal education is over/during their education as per AICTE’s startup policy.

NATIONAL DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP (NDF)- To promote research culture in AICTE approved Institutions or admitting full time meritorious research scholars by providing research fellowship to meritorious students who wants to seek admission in Ph.D in AICTE approved Technical Institutes in AICTE approved disciplines for a full time Ph.D.

SUPPORT TO STUDENTS FOR PARTICIPATING IN COMPETITION ABROAD (SSPCA)- To promote research culture in AICTE approved Institutions or admitting full time meritorious research scholars by providing research fellowship to meritorious students who wants to seek admission in Ph.D in AICTE approved Technical Institutes in AICTE approved disciplines for a full time Ph.D.

SMART INDIA HACKATHON 2017- A unique initiative to identify new and disruptive digital solutions for solving the challenges faced by our country under the program of Smart India Hackathon 2017. This event was held on 1st – 2nd April 2017 for 36 hrs non-stop competition. 9544 technology students, 598 problems statements, 29 different central govt. ministries, 26 different Nodal centres & funding of Rs. 3 Lakh per team for 100 qualified teams

  Staff Development Schemes

SEMINAR GRANT (SG)

The scheme provides financial assistance to institutions for organizing Symposium /Conference/ Seminar / Workshop at National and International level in various fields of Technical Education. Total funding up to Rs 1 Lakh for national and Rs 3 Lakh for International seminars is given under the scheme.

INAE (TRF) INDIAN NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ENGG. (TEACHERS RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP)

Scheme provides fellowship to Engineering Teachers for Doctoral Research in Central Laboratories in order to promote a research culture amongst the faculty in AICTE approved engineering institutions. Limit of funding is Rs. 5.7 lakh per scholar for three year.

QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMME

The main objective of the programme is to upgrade the qualification of the faculty members of the degree level institutions in the country. Scholarship @Rs. 15000/-PM and Rs. 5000/ PM are given to Ph.D/ M.Tech. Scholars. Total 94 QIP centers are in the country.

FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (FDP)

The scheme is intended to Institutions for induction training to teachers employed in AICTE approved Technical Institutions to facilitate up-gradation of knowledge and skill. Rs 5-7 Lakh are granted for the 2 weeks FDP.

ADJUNCT FACULTY

Scheme encourages quality involvement of academicians, scholars, practitioners, policymakers in teaching, research, and related services. The limit of funding is Rs 6 Lakh/Faculty/Institute.

TRAINEE TEACHER SCHEME

The scheme attracts bright UG/PG students to teaching profession by providing M. Tech/Ph. D Fellowships and assured job. The limit of funding Rs 2.5 Lakh per Institute and duration of project is 3 years.

SCHEME OF TRAVEL GRANTS (TG)

The scheme enables meritorious faculty to interact at International Level Conferences, both within and outside India, Seminars, and Symposia.

AICTE-INAE-DVP

AICTE and INAE distinguished visiting Professor scheme envisage promotion of industry-institute interaction.

Institutional Development Schemes

  SHARE AND MENTOR INSTITUTIONS (MARGDARSHAN)

Through this Scheme an Institute of repute as a Mentor within an existing facility to serve as the hub to guide and disperse knowledge to and between around ten technical institutions as spokes. The limit of funding is Rs. 50 Lakhs and the duration of the project is for 3 years.

UNNAT BHARAT ABHIYAN

Unnat Bharat Abhiyan is inspired by the vision of transformational change in rural development processes by leveraging knowledge institutions. The limit of funding is Rs 5 Lakh/ Institute and the duration of the project is 2 years.

MODERNISATION AND REMOVAL OF OBSOLESCENCE (MODROBS)

The scheme equips technical institutions with infrastructural facilities, laboratories, workshops, and computing facilities to enhance teaching, training and research capabilities. The limit of funding is Rs 20 Lakhs and project duration is 2 years

SKILL AND PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME CENTRE FOR SC/ST STUDENTS

The scheme provides an opportunity to SC/ST students in the Institutes to reorient themselves in the light of emerging employment opportunities in Engineering undergraduate/Diploma students at all level to empower the SC and ST students. Maximum funding for the scheme is Rs 25 Lakhs and the project duration is 3 years.

HOSTELS FOR SC/ST STUDENTS

The scheme aims to support Government / Government-aided engineering colleges for construction of girls/boys hostels for students /researchers belonging to SC/ST category. Total funding up to Rs 2 Crores is provided to complete the project within 2 years time.

SPECIAL SCHEME FOR NORTHEASTERN STATES

To enhance the functional efficiency of the technical institutes located in far-flung areas of North East India, AICTE has launched a scheme for providing logistics support to the technical institutes of NER by extending financial assistance for construction of rainwater harvesting system, alternative power support & availability/connection of internet facility

Research & Innovations Development Schemes

RESEARCH PROMOTION SCHEME (RPS)

This scheme Promotes Research in identified thrust areas of in Technical Education. RPS is aimed to create research ambience in the institutes by promoting research in engineering sciences and innovations in established and newer technologies, and to generate Masters and Doctoral degree candidates to augment the quality of faculty and research. The limit of funding is Rs 25 Lakh for project duration of 3 years.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CELL (EDC)

This scheme motivates the students to opt for entrepreneurship and self-employment as an attractive and viable career option. The limit of funding is Rs. 10 lakh.

E- SHODH SINDHU

This scheme aims to provide e-resources on technical education to 94 AICTE supported technical Institutes. Rs. 6.5 crore are the subscription rates paid by AICTE in 2017.

GRANT FOR ORGANISING CONFERENCE

The scheme provides financial assistance to institutions for organizing Conference at National and International level in various fields of Technical Education.

Source –  This is curated article sourced from Official website. Time to time they update the policy and other stuff. We always try to put our best effort to keep this updated however if you still see any details as outdated please refer  from http://www.aicte-india.org 

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Top 7 NGOs Committed to Supporting Underprivileged Children in India

In India, countless children face barriers like poverty, inadequate healthcare, and a lack of education, which deprive them of opportunities to achieve their dreams. NGOs like Parmartham are committed to breaking these barriers and empowering underprivileged children. By focusing on free education for underprivileged children, healthcare, and holistic education, these organizations provide the tools necessary to uplift these children and their families.

Why Supporting Underprivileged Children Matters

India is home to millions of underprivileged children who live without access to basic necessities like education and healthcare. Supporting these children is critical for breaking the cycle of poverty and creating a more equitable society. NGOs and Seva Sansthan groups play a pivotal role in this mission by ensuring that children receive resources, care, and opportunities to thrive.

Leading NGOs Transforming Lives

Smile Foundation: This NGO emphasizes education and healthcare, providing over 1.5 million children with the resources to break free from poverty.

CRY (Child Rights and You): CRY works across 19 states, empowering communities and ensuring long-term, sustainable support for over 2.5 million children.

Parmartham: This NGO focuses on free education for underprivileged children. Its projects, Sanskar Kendra, Saksham Bharat, and Utsah, provide holistic education that nurtures both academic and personal growth. Many Parmartham-trained children now study at prestigious institutions like IIT and NIIT.

Bhumi: This youth-driven NGO empowers children through education, digital literacy, and environmental programs, reaching over 25,000 children.

Snehalaya: Operating in Maharashtra, Snehalaya provides shelter, education, and healthcare to children and women affected by exploitation and poverty.

SOS Children's Village India: For over 30 villages in India, SOS is ensuring emotional, psychological, and academic growth in family-based care for thousands of children.

Delhi Council for Child Welfare (DCCW): With its Palna program, DCCW provides adoption services and vocational training to abandoned and disabled children in Delhi.

Conclusion

Organizations like Parmartham are transforming the lives of underprivileged children by focusing on free education for underprivileged children and holistic education. Their efforts remind us that with support and resources, every child can dream big and achieve their potential.

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🌹🌹🌹🕉️🕉️रक्षा बन्धन की अनंत शुभकामनाएं।🌹🌹🌹🌹

रक्षा बंधन पर्व का आधार है, श्री हरि विष्णु का वामन अवतार ( बौना अवतार)। आजादी के पूर्व मुगल और अंग्रेजी शासन में और आज़ादी के बाद 60 वर्ष बाद तक भी लोकतांत्रिक राज्य को, बौनापन एक दिव्यांग है , नहीं दिखा। धन्यवाद मोदी जी, डॉ थावरचंद गहलोत जी को, जिन्होंने बौनापन से ग्रस्त को भी दिव्यांग की श्रेणी में रखकर सम्मान ही नहीं, समावेशन भी दिया।

वन्दे मातरम। भारत माता की जय

सक्षम भारत समर्थ भारत

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🌹🌹🌹🕉️Eternal wishes for Raksha Bandhan.🌹🌹

Raksha Bandhan's basis of the festival, the Vamana avatar (dwarf avatar) of Shri Hari Vishnu. In the pre-independence Mughal and English rule, and even after 60 years of independence, the democratic state did not show dwarfism as a Divyang. Thanks Modi ji, to Dr. Thawarchand Gehlot ji, who not only gave respect to inclusion in the category of Divyang, but also gave inclusion to dwarfism.

vande Mataram, Bharat mata ki jay

saksham Bharat Samarth Bharat

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20 January

Saksham 2019

As part of the ongoing ‘Saksham 2019’, a month-long festival on capacity building programme on conservation of fuel in Imphal, a cycle rally cum mass awareness campaign was held on 20th January 2019.

Similar cycle rallies were also organised in 200 cities across India which is the world’s third-largest oil consumer.

The cycle rally of national importance was organised by Bharat…

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Safetree employability scheme

We at Safetree, wish  to provide technology-based insurance solutions to assist citizens stay covered throughout the financial crisis by mitigating the hazards of insurance products. Our insurance plans include travel medical insurance, health insurance, motorbike and car insurance, life insurance and so on. Along with this we also offer round-the-clock customer service, professional advice to assist clients choose the best insurance plan, latest updates on insurance risks, and training to become insurance agents at our business through our all-in-one application.

At Safetree, we aim to secure the country while also keeping customers informed about the threats. This is accomplished through our all-in-one mobile app and internet website. We provide a wide range of basic insurance policies, all of which may be customised at a low cost. We assist our clients in selecting the best plan by providing need-based options. We also offer the best motorcycle insurance in the country. There are two sorts of bike insurance policies, each with its own set of benefits. The third-party liability policy protects you from third-party liabilities that may arise as a result of an accident. The comprehensive plans cover third-party obligations as well as any financial losses incurred as a result of damage to your bike.

We hire people as insurance agents to assist people combat unemployment and obtain a second source of income. Anyone who is qualified can apply for Saksham Bharat plan may work as an insurance agent and live a financially comfortable life. Visit our website, download our application, and become sell insurance agent. POS agents and risk expert jobs are the finest ways to supplement your income and secure your financial future. You will get interesting bonuses in addition to commissions based on your success. Join us today and start earning money from the convenience of your own home.

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NLUO | 15th National Youth Parliament Competition, 2018

The 15th National Youth Parliament competition was held at National Law University Odisha on 07th October, 2018.

Students as parliamentarian deliberated upon different issues such as demonetisation, Swachh Bharat, women reservation bill and ‘Saksham’ task force, fuel prices and more.

MP and practising Senior Advocate Pinaki Mishra, Dean of School of Management at KIIT University, Prof S N Mishra and Associate Dean, School of Legal Studies and Governance at Central University of Punjab in Bathinda, Prof Tarun Arora were the panelists and assessed performance of the students.

The MP appreciated the performance of students, shared his ideas and experiences on parliamentary affairs and enlightened students on minute aspects and etiquette followed in Parliament. Pointing at the need to maintain decorum and discipline, he cited the example of Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik who had given strict instruction to his party members not to create disruption in the Odisha Assembly.

Coordinator Dr Suvrashree Panda (Asst. Prof. of Law) suggested taking students to Parliament to witness a session.

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Aloe Vera Kya Hai? Aloe Vera Ka Kaise Upyog Kare? AloeVera India me yek Indian ayurvedic Medicine Ke Rup me jaani jaati hai. Iska Upyog purane samay se hota aa raha hai. Aaj aap is post me AloeVera ke bare me puri jaankari padhenge. Aloe Vera hum sabhi ke liye yek tarah ki sanjivni buti ki tarah hai.

Aloe Vera ke kaaran hi aaj humara bharat kai bade rogo se ladne me saksham hua hai. Aaj ke Yug me…