Good Initiative, Ms. Kiran Bedi!

 No just us, there are several out there who are doing splendid Seva to Bharat.

Ms. Kiran Bedi has started a very useful service to connect the thousands of simple folk who run into roadblocks when they wish to register a police complaint for one genuine reason or the other.www.saferindia.com is an online initiative by Ms. Bedi that steps in when a police station refuses to register a genuine complaint.

BEST STORY THAT WILL MAKE YOU CRY

One young man went to apply for a managerial position in a big company.

He passed the initial interview, and now would meet the director for the final interview.

The director discovered from his CV that the youth’s academic achievements were excellent. He asked, “Did you obtain any scholarships in school?” the youth answered “no”.

” Was it your father who paid for your school fees?”

“My father passed away when I was one year old, it was my mother who paid for my school fees.”

ASPIRIN : Why Aspirin by your bed?

<save lives …!!!
It is important to always have ASPIRIN in the home!!!
Why have Aspirin by your bedside?
ABOUT HEART ATTACKS

There are other symptoms of an heart attack besides the pain on the left arm.

One must also be aware of an intense pain on the chin,as well as nausea and lots of sweating, however these symptoms may also occur less frequently.

God’s beautiful flowers

Have never seen any thing like this. Simply superbbbbbb!!

சர்க்கரை நோய் ,ரத்த அழுத்தம் நோய் பாதிப்பு இருப்பவர்கள் கவனிக்கவும்

சர்க்கரை நோய் ,ரத்த அழுத்தம் நோய் பாதிப்பு இருப்பவர்கள் கவனிக்கவும்!!!

வீட்டு வாசலிலோ வீட்டு மொட்டை மாடியிலோ பெரிய எட்டு எண் வரைந்து அதில் 15 நிமிடம் நடந்தால் நோய் தீருகிறது என சொல்கிறார்கள்.

Pls forward: GOOD NEWS FOR VOTERS

GOOD NEWS FOR VOTERS:-

V. S. Sampat, Chief Election Commissionr Of India, said that…

Any citizen of India who is not having voter id, or lost it can directly go to poll booth and can fill a form on the spot with supportive documents and can vote.

Did you know #women currently lead 19 nations around the world?

DEAR ALL, HAPPY WOMEN’S Day!!! 

Today is International Women’s Day!

 Did you know #women currently lead 19 nations around the world? 

 அனைத்து நண்பிகளுக்கும் என் மனமார்ந்த மகளிர்தின வாழ்த்துக்கள்!!!

A ray of hope for differently-abled – Saksham

A ray of hope for differently-abled – Saksham

Samadrishti, Kshamata Micas Evam Anusandhan Mandal (SAKSHAM) is a charitable national organisation. It has its head office in Nagpur. It was established with an aim to bring all the persons with various disabilities into mainstream.

Visually challenged woman and girls

working at 14rangub centre

Saksham believes that the differently-abled people are not burden on the society but assets of the nation. Though presently dedicated to the service of visually impaired, Saksham has its commitment towards all the persons with various disabilities and also to environment, health and other social activities to strengthen the society. Presently, it is running many projects for integrated development of the differently abled people.

Saksham has started many projects exclusivly for women development. One among them is Virangula Kendra in Akola, Maharashtra. It may be seen as a recreation centre but it is a project for complete development of the visually challenged women. The special emphasis is on self-reliance. They are imparted training of various kinds of home industries, rangoli, handicraft training, making paper envelops, bags, yogasan, meditation, assistance on legal rights, etc.

Women at this centre regularly manufacture many kinds of products including spices, dry chatani, potato chips, sabudana papad, paper bags etc. It is purchased by local grocery store owners, medical stores, etc. in bulk.

The regular training and practice of yogasan and meditation have cured many of their physical ailments. A gynecologist conducts regular check up of all the women once in two months. They are also guided about cleanliness. Recently, the project organised a unique programme in which the mothers, who pay special attention to differently-abled girls, are felicitated.

 A group of women is being imparted special training for a cultural programme to be staged at forthcoming foundation day of Saksham. The old visually-challenged women are being provided Braille training while the other women are being imparted training of computer. This is the reason

many of the women at the centre regularly visit the Braille library and read books there. Visually challenged women hostel.

 In Kaladi, Kerala, Saksham has started a hostel for visually-challenged women where visually challenged girls and other visually challenged women are housed with a facility of food and honourable living. Efforts are made here to make the women self-reliant by providing them different kinds of training.

Today, more than 400 women activists are active in different activities like audio recording, cassette library management, Braille books production, awakening for eye donation, imparting different kinds of training to women, personality development camps, residence management etc. Majority of the women activist are well-educated who spare time from their daily family responsibilities and dedicate to these service activities. It is the best example of utilising spare time and also getting mental peace and satisfaction. Over 350 visually challenged or differently- abled women have directly been benefited through all these activities.

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Small beginning turns into a big campaign

Small beginning turns into a big campaign

How a small initiative turns into a big campaign can be witnessed in Basantpur (Siwan, Bihar) where a lady Alleha Bano started the work of making the women self-reliant. She started this work in 1990. 

She got the training of cutting-tailoring in 1998 from KoLicata. Drawing inspiration from her teachers she decided to fruther impart this training free of cost to economically deprived and needy women of her village. She purchased a sewing machine in 1990 and started imparting the training in Sohilpatti Market of Basantpur block. Gradually, the number of machines and the trainees increased. 

Till now more than 1300 women have already learnt cutting-tailoring from this centre. Presently, 26 women are getting the training. Alleha Bano is being assisted by her 12th pass daughter Razia. After every six month, batch of 26 girls or women starts getting the training.

In the beginning, Alleha Bano was hesitant to start the work and many times she was discouraged by the people including her family members. But she continued her work. Now she is a respected woman in Basantpur block. She says the self-confidence that has developed among these women after becoming financially strong is worth seeing. The respect both in the family and the locality has increased many fold.

(via:Vishwa Samvad Kendra, Patna)

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Alleviating the sufferings of girls with mental aberration-Sree Parvathy Sevanilayam, Thrissur

         

Alleviating the sufferings of girls with mental 

aberration

Bharatiya culture emphasises the need for care of the underprivileged and deprived, especially womenfolk who are images of Goddess parashakti. There is no meaning to seek God elsewhere, when Be himself appears before us discarded in the society. Children with mental aberration by birth are a curse for the family. Modern medical system differentiates the same by names, but our conventional systems reason out the causes and adopt multi-dimensional approach to solve the problem. It includes support, care, medication, group activities and prayer.

The break of conventional joint family system and emergence of nuclear family has added fuel to the fire and the support systems and remedial approaches by families and village groups have vanished. Families cannot manage the victim on their own, especially when the families belong to poor financial set up.

Considering all these aspects, swayamsevaks and philanthropists in and around Thrissur town in Kerala decided to set up a project in the year 2000 to alleviate the sufferings of such people. Even though work on the project was started in 2000, the registration of the Trust was formulated in 2004 in the name of Sree Parvathy Sevanilayam.

Presently the project is accommodated in a pucca building of 2000 sq. ft. Thirteen girls are inmates in the Kendram. The set up consists of one Sevavrati, 4 full timers and an office incharge. The girls’ mental health is monitored periodically by psychiatrists to register improvement and remedial action. Majority of inmates go to special school meant for such people daily. Psychiatrists visit the centre periodically to assess the mental state of girls. The inmates through the care provided to them are showing considerable improvement in their health. The project is managed by a committee drawn from the members who are 40 in strength. Dignitaries from various walks of society visit the centre, which is really a motivating factor. It is proposed to accommodate more people by expanding the infrastructure. 

Sree Parvathy Sevanilayam, Thrissur,Kerala

The girls’ mental health is monitored periodically by psychiatrists to register improvement and remedial action. They, through the care provided to them, are showing considerable improvement in their health condition. 

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