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lam glad to knowthat DraupadiTrust Rehabilitation Empowerment Awareness

Medi-careTrust is publishing its Annual activity reportfor 2008-09 which willbe released

at its annualseminaron 20th July 09 at New Delhi.

TheTrust has been offering usefulopportunities for empowerment ofwomen and

youth. i'

I extend my best wishes to all those associated with the trust and wish for the

successtu| publication of Annual Activity Reporl

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lam glad to learn thatthe DraupadiTrustis engaged in the work of empowering rural

women and youth by providing opportunities for development of skills so that they can

cantribute to the progress oftheirfamilies aswellas society

These efforts will add to the self-respect and dignity of women folk and youth and

enable them to live meaningful lives

. On this occasion, I extend my gfeetings and felicitations to allthose associated with

thetrust.

(TEJENDRA KHANNA)

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D.O. No. : OSDCMI/25526/05/2009

Message

t am glad to know that Draupadi Trust is bringing out its AnnualActivity Reportpublication for2008-09 which would be released during annualseminarin July,2009 at

NewDelhi.

ldo hopethatthe DraupadiTrust's annual activity reportwould contain difierentsuccess stories related to empowerment and improvement of the women and youth. lts

various.ctivities have contributed substantially in highlighting various contemporaryissues.

My best wishes for success of the entire endeavour.

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June 6, 2009

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I am delighted to know that Draupadi Dream Trust is working for Socio-

Economic Development mission to help women/youth and local c-ommunities and that

annual activity report is being released in theAnnualSeminat

a1 congratulate the members of the Trust on the occasion and olfer my hearty

gieetings.

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L. K. ADVANILEADER OF OPPOSITION(LOK SABHA)

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Message

I am delighted to know that Draupadi Dream Trust is working for Socio-

Economic Development mission to help women/youth and local communities and that

annualactivity report is being released in theAnnual Seminat

1 congratulate the members of the Trust on the occasion and offer my hearty

gieetings.

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June 10, 2009

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The essence of its service to Society is inherent in the concept of Draupadi Trust.Inspired and founded by l\rs Neera Misra, the Trust is committed to the welfare andempowerment ofwomen and youth especially in the deprived section ofSocietv. Ascitizensofthis country we are gratefulto the inspired work ofMs Neera l\risra.'

With her intellect and dedication, Neera Misra brings beauty, grace and dedication in thelives of several Deoole.

In the spirit of a volunteer, this exemplary wo.k is the urgent need of our society. Iheconstructive work ofwelfare and empowerment ofwomen and youth is a naturalpart ofa cultureofpeace inthevision ofSarvodaya. The Trust is bringing out itsAnnualActivity Report for 2OOg-2009 and I take this oppo{unity to say that I am with Neera Misra for all her beautifulInsptrallons.

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Chalrperson's Message Y"flrjbrDear Friends,

Warm Greetings from Team DraupadiTrustlAnother year moves ahead with suppoft of benefaclors,wellwishe6 and intelligent hard wo* ofourworkforce. Like every year this year too brought along itsc_hallenges and opportunilies and we all benofit€d from both. Believing lhat uncertainly is th€ onlycertainly, the Trust took in its stride many unoxpocted changes and learnt manya lessons aboutsomehomo sapiens too.

What stands out as the most significant learning from our expe ences in the last couple of years as thelack of gonuine concem for ru€l ares development, specially by the corpoEle sector, (other thanthose dependanl on agri busin€ss)! Everybody talks about the poor doprived rural community butnobody really cares or wants to do anything about it. We really failto und€rstand how India can everreduce poverty o. provide "humane living condations'lo vast majority of its population ifthe CSR policyof corporate is confined to u.ban areas or areas €xclusively of business interest. lflhere is incentive for CSR should it not gobeyond the "pe6onn9l welfate' schemes? For example, when we requost support for Computer lileracyfor rural India,lhe samecorporete funds on€ in the capital, where lhere is no dearth of Compuler centerslThe most rmportant issues today are a)jobopportunities and b)sloppingjob migrationfrom rurallo urban ar€as, toavoldfurlherclogging ofcrties. Howcan this beachieved if'thore is little support to p.omote rural dEvelopment of youth? We suggest more lransparency and wider oulreach in the CSR ofCoDoralo forGrassrcols dev€lopment needs.

The yesr began on a fanlastic blend ofEastand West Cultural& Spiritualjourn€ylhrough ajoint program on 'Fusion Arls' al VisualArts Gallery Our Mission of Heritage Resloration was glven a boost not only h€re but again in March 09, when the Trust wasrepresented at a Seminarin l\,,|e€ruion Anci€nt Indian Civlllzatlon.

The Trust achieved somo impodant milestones this year Th€ main highlights werelhe sanclion ofthe Broad{auge €illinkage atKampilya which was requestod on behalfoflocals in 2004, tirst successful s€minar with l\rinistry of H€alth & FamilyWelfare onAyurveda forwomen, filst S€minar at Lucknow and of course good accepiance ofour Greetjng Cards forlh6 Festive SeasonlAlsofinally being abl€ to organize a program at Kanpurwas surolya tough succ€ss, as it took us almosta year to make the localsunderstand lhe rol€venc€ ofinvolving youth tor awatoness, I\,1osl pleasant sulprise ofthe Lucknow and Kanpur Semjnarwas thegreat interest and attention that the studenls took it seemed they were hardly €xpos€d lo inleractive seminars here.

Anolher crucial progress was the kind support of the Ministry of Tourism and lhe interest of the Hon'ble l\,{inister hersetf &encouraging us to submit a Rural Tourism Repofl lo make Kampilya a Cultural Tourist place. The proposal was submitted atLucknow and our enquiries reveallhatthe UP Government has sent communications for processing ths papers. This willhave aremarkablg lmpacton ih€ socio-economic development of the area.

This year we also applied forCommunity Radio Service Licenseto the l\rinistry of Information and Broadcasting through the goodoffice of Commonwealth Education for Medi6 Center, who also exposed us to a cornprehensive learning about lhe prccess oflicensing and operationsatSolan, HimachalPradesh. Hopefullyihe CRS willbe operationatwithin ayearatKampilyatooand helpus widen our outreach foAoua rural development mission,

Every success is always the result of beliefand dedicalion and our team of program implementers and Coordinalors are neverlacking here. Success is also linked to the resources we can garner and we afe graleful lo all our donors, benefaclors andsponsors withoutlheirsupportand good wisheswe could not have been able lo achieve ourgoals. Yes lhere are a few regrets aswe were unable to do some of our projects due to lack of sufficisnt funds, specially upg rading out Compuler Center at Farrukhabadandlhe Common FacilityCenlerforthe Craflswomen. Soonerratherthan laterweare sure we will have lhis projecton lineloo.

Onceagain we express our heartfelt gratitude to all our wellwisherc who havewritten us encouraging messages ard alllhosewhohave been providing us financial assislance to carry forward our mission. We seek your generous suppod and associalion formeaningful programs for the socio-economic development ofthe disadvaniaged sections of society at large.

IeY'With gratitude

Neera MisraChairperson-Truslee

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A Brief About Us

Draupadi Trust, a regd. Non-Profit Organization, working for Soclo-Economic Development wlth theMissionio-

1. Help the women/youth/local community realize and build their own capabil i t ies so that they/ifcan be an assetto lhemselves, and thus to the family and society at large.

2. Restore Heritage.

Please vis twwwdraupaditrust.org. & http://www.vedamsbooks.com/no31563.htm

The Trust is working in the birthplace of Draupadi, besides other areas of India, and fol lows the methodof Awareness and Training. wwwfarrukhabhad.nic. in

Location of our present social development work-Rural and urban areas wilh special atiention to lherural sector and the small and marginalized farmerwhose condit ion has a direct bearing on our targetgroup ofwomen/youth.

We consider every aspect affecting ourtarget group individual/ locality, and believe in empowering atevery level as essential tofulf i l l ing the objective.

Why Women & Youth need our attention?Women form almost 50% of our populationa large human resource which has been muchmisperceived, marginalized and not facilitated enough to contribute to the economy in quantifiableterms. In urban a vast seclion ofthe educated women and youth are directionless with llttle access toany means to knowwhatto do with them.In ruralareaslhe race is to reach cit ieswithout feal izingthevastresoufcesthey have backhome.Outexperience also tel ls us that i fyou empower a woman you actually help a family.

Hence empowerment ofwomen is not possible without taking into account the men in their l ives. Oufstudy ofthe status ofthe area we chose forstarting our project shows two cfitical issues that we need toaddressaregendersens t ization and vocatio na I ed ucatjon

OurMethodolbgy-' l . ldentifying the areas that need ourintervention2.SWOTAnalysis of the area.3.Association with locals through programsfortheir socio-economicdevelopment4.Preparing a plan ofprograms suitableto local resources needs.5.Trianjng to imparU improve ski l ls and build capacit ies.

Present Workldentified Village Kampil (dist. Farrukhabad, UP) as an area to start an initiative toempowerwomen/youth and afterabout2 years ofstudy and analys s formulated Project" Kkavya"-Kampil Kshetriya Atihasic Virasat Yozna Ankuf

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List of Programmes 2008-09

Fusion Arts-East is East & West is West

Rol€ ofAyurveda (Rural)Women Health Car€

Exploratory Visit to Kampilya with NISTAD

Ayurueda for Bastlpeople ofNCR at Noida

3'S6minaron the crucialtopic of"Role of lllodia inWomen Empowement"

Annual Seminar & Release ofAnnual Report.

Appliod V€dic Culture for Modorn Living

VisualArts GalleryIndia Habital Center, New Delhi

Gandhi Samriti, Tees Januray I\4ar9,New Delhi

Kampil

Buddha Park, Noida

Awas Vikas Hall, Lucknow

llMC Delhi

Gulmohar Hall, Habitat World,Indian Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road,New Delhi

Shahpur Jat, New Delhi

New Delhi

CSJI\,,1 University, Kanpur

Solan

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20' & 21" Feb.

13" &14" March,og

Visit to Lucknow

LIC Camp for Policy "Jeevan lvladhu/'for village peopl€ at ShahpurJat

Initiative Clothing project for Kampilya Women

4" Seminaron the crucialtopic of"Role of l\,,ledia inWomen Empowerment'

Community Radio Service Solan Visit

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14th-17th April, 2008

At VisualArts Gallery India Habftat cent€r, New Delhi. An Exhibition-cum-sale of works of an American Artist Dana LynnAndeGon & an Indisn Artist Rajssh Badheria on the Universalth€me of Soiritualitv

As a part of its mission to restote HeritageDraupadi Trust was prlvileged to prosent anExhlbltion of two ArtlsG. Arts and Culture are twolmportant means of not only uniting minds &hearG but also empowering individuals forhealthy attitudes. Of course for many they arealso source of income. Dana Lynne Andersen isan Artisl from Nevada City , USA, who isassociated with Draupadi Trust and takes ourhelp to spread her message of spiritualawakening & peaceful coexistence through herpaintings and does hor bit to contribute to theTrusts mission. qlder the able direction of DrAlka Pandey of Visual Arts callery IHC Danajoined hands with Spiritual Painter Rajesh K.Baderia, to prepare a collection of Art on thetheme "Fusion Arts. Draupadi Trust wasprivileged to present this Art Show on ,,East iseast, West is West and here the two do Meet,, TheExhibition was Inauguraled by the well knownCardiologist Dr Naresh Trehan and attended bywell known altists and civil society members.NDTV Metro Nation gave coverage to this showas well as interviewed the Artists.

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One day Workshop onN.4ay 8th 2008

Role of Ayurveda for (Rural) Women HealthcareAt Conferenc€ Hall, Gandhi Smriti, 30 January [,,larg, New Delhi.No. of Participants: 110

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Background:The program was conceptualized to create Awareness and clear myihs of ancient systems ofhealth care for women. Those who work with rural women were targeted to unde;tand thescience and logic behind traditional lifestyles and know the differe;t options available foraffordable alternative means of good health for our rural women, who we must agree are thebackbone for India's human resources.

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Highlights:Ayurveda is an ancient system of treatment based on naturalherbs metals and minerals. As per information available to us theayurvedic gospel 'rCharac Samnhita ,,was compiled in theKampilya region, which is a very fertile 'doab' area. The programwas aimed at creating awareness amongst social workers, ruralwomen and members ofthe civil society about the alternative andaffordable Medicare systems fortheir outreach programs for ruralwomen.. This program was assisted by the department ofAyush,Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, and Government of india.Venue support was kind courtesy of Gandhi Smrii i and DarshanSamiti, Support was also given by Himalaya Drugs who distributedsome HerbalProducts to the participants.

This well attended and appreciated program was inaugurated byDr Harsh Vardhan, Presideni BJP Delhi unit and cuesta of Honoiwere Dr Oevendra Triguna, Dr. S. K. Mishra Adviser GOl, Dr. GopiGhosh FAO, Dr M. L. Dewan Advisor Draupadi Trust. prominentSpeakers included Dr. Raakhee Mehra ofAyush dept of Ministry ofHealth, GOl, Dr. K. K. Aggarwal & Dr. Shashi Bata from Moolch;ndHospital, Dr. Vinay Kumari of Tibia Hospital, Dr. preeti Chabbrafrom Sir Gangaram Hospital, Ms Nutan pandit Natural BirthTherapist, Dr. Surender Katoch MD in cynecology, Ms. BlossomKocchar Beautician, Ms. Neera Misra Chairperson/TrusteeDraupadi Trust.

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Recommendations:1. Create smallbooklets on the different aspects

ofAyurvedic healing in different languages &distribute itto the rural & otherwomen.

2. Dadima ki Potli concept is promoted bytraining midwives & making them healthworkers al primary health centers.

3. Kitchen garden concept for herbal &medicinal plants is propagated to encourageuse of Natural, Preventive & Curative herbsfor general i l lness.

4. A scientific analysis oftradition, lifestyle andbehavior patterns suggested in the variousbooks of Ayurveda should be printed andmass awareness be created to clear themlrths about the system.

5. Awareness camps & workshops arepromoied in every city & district to giveinformed knowledge to general public onalternate affordable healing system.

6. NGO'S working for promoting Ayurveda besupported and given prolects to undertakethe creative ot awareness via shortworkshops & pamphlets.

7. 3to 5years research project be undertaken tofind out home remedy methods used bylraditional families especially for pregnantwomen & PostPregnancy care.

8. All documented information is lhen pul forscientlf icvalidation.

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th-1gth May, 2008Exploratory Visit to Kampilya with NISTAD

to asaoss progress and further Interventions needed,speclally to harness the skllle of the Zardozi ArtisansKampilya & Kaimgunjin District of Fanukhabad, Uttar Pradosh.No. of Participants: 50

Team from NISTAD comprised of Dr. A.K. Mukhopadhyay, Dr.Satpal Sangwal, Dr. A. K. Mathur, Prof. Falguni Chaturvedi andTeam Draupadi Trust headed by Ms Neera Misra.

Hlghllght!:Tobacco farming & industry willbe likely to close anyways so iti s i m p o r t a n t t o f l n d i t sa l te rna t ive . The team o fspeclalist iold that according tothe reDort of world healthorganization the tobacco is a bigthreat for the health of thepeople. That is why in the nearfuture growing tobacco willhave to stop. But becausetobacco is the onbr option forfarming, earning and businessforthis area that is why we haveto find alternative crops who should provide good earning tothe people of this area. For this reason Draupadi Trusi hasorganized a survey of this area. In this survey new beneficialcrops and techniques will be discussed with the local people.After the survey a prorect report will be prepared in which allthe details ofthe area and views ofthe farmers and youth willbe taken and this report will be submifted lo the government.Ms. Neera Misra had told that the team ot specialist had comehere to discugs the views & ideas with the local people ofKamigani and Kampil,

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Ayurveda for Basti People of NCR at Noida Buddha Park

beneficiarlee of the slum Childrcn & their parents, a project ofMoming Whlkers Associa$on of Budha ParkBudha Garden, Noida.tlo. of P.rtlclpant6: 20O

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The poor poople r$lding In the Jamuna Pushtaan8a near the DND Flyover have llttlo accsss tohsalthcare facilitles and cannot also affordoxpsnslve allopaihlc treatmenis. Thus an effortwas made to make them aware of Ayurvrda andgivethem

Somo Elmplotlps ot Mudra Therapy of Naturopalhyby Dr. ltanlu Aggarwal, the practloner and Trainerat Gandhl Smrltl, New Delhl. This program,organized by Draupadl Trust, was muchappreciated spocially by tho women & children ofthe bastl, ll was also attended by the Mornlngwalkers of Noida's sectorl 5A.

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A brief SvnopsisDraupadi Dream Trust

Seminar on'Ro/e & Responsibility of Media in Women Empowerment."

Brief Concept Note:

The Media, both electron c & pr int , ate notonly channels for information butalso imporlanttools forgradualsoc alchange. Themediums of Mass Communicatrons are one oflhe most powedul influencers ofthe human mind ll affecls every aspect of socialife The advent ofthe Eleclronrc Media has ln fact invaded the very private domains ofthe individuals, so much so that new valuesyslems offamily lifestylesare being formed on the basis oflhe printand electronic media depiclions.

Wilh Globalizing affecling every aspect of our lives now, this Powerful l\,4ed um ofCommunication is now ilselt growlng and iscompeting wi lh the l , ' larket Demand Forcesthereby, causing concerns rn the minds ofmany thinkingsouls ' , --what istheRole&Respons bility of Media vis-d-vls Socieiy & social issuesespecially lhe influence it s hav ng on and about the community life,fa mi ly and very clea ythewomenandgirs?

Certain tecent happenings in both electronic media, print media and the advedising field, in terms of portrayat of wornen issues,havemadealolofusdosomeloudthinkingonrole&responsibi l i tyofoufmedia,- forexample--

--lhe live lelecast Guria's story causing emotional turmoil leading toa tfagedy

--breaking newsand rnedia trials affecting manyfarnilies and individuals and sometimeslncomplete informalion leading to half lruth

.--the page ihree becor.ing page one and page three depicting flfteen minutesfamefora

-'-publicity material llke calendar being launched with fanfaredepicting sk n shapes byCompanyclaiming to be "responsible"

_ryserials competing.toshow b zarfe relalionsh ps, "she devils" and aqeless character

Med a has a ways played imporlant ro e in molding publicopinion and influencing policyand governments. But [,4edia s like theNuclear power--end has to be wisely used to enhance society and ils norms fof suslain ng quality of life. Today the Media tsnvading everyaspecl and infact has become the Trial tool fof a llN,4ed ia seems to mind everybody butwho minds the Media.

Scholars, social activists a nd media watchers have noi only to do research but also lnfluence the upcoming mediaforce to leafna nd m prove from ex sting trendsl\,4edla h as not only to delend itself but a lso mend tself consta ntly becau se it is the mosi vibra ntand poweaful tool of change and progress of a democratic system. lt is tlme to sieve the media, so that t can feflect on itsmportantrole ofpreserving the best and bring ng progresslve ideaswithoutturmoil.

Somehow the Capturing the I\larkef' attitude and fght for "Eyeballs" has had some distu|bing effects. To discuss this andvar ous issues relaled to l\,ledia Role & Responsib lityfor women and social empowerment, a Seminar is proposed by DraupadlTrust.

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3rd Seminar on the crucial toPic of8th August, 2008

"Role of Media in Women Empowerment"Vanue: Conference roomAwasVikas Nigam, Lucknow

Partlcloants:

275. reoresenting student€ & faculty fto Dept. of Journalism &Mass iomm, & bept. of Women Studies Lucknow university,Media Persons, Gbvernment Officials from Social welfare

ldepartment, Mahila Kayan vibagh, NGO'S' Army wivesAssociation, RotaryWomen Club & CivilSociety.

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Observation:

Intelligence Level - reasonably averageInterest Level - high in presence, average in interactionsAtl agreed that print & Electronic Mediums of MassCommunications have been influencing the human mind, haveinfluenced women issues and CAN be channeled for positivechange of mindset for promoting women empowerment.

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Suggesiions'1 . Job secur l ty i s o f p r ime

concern,2. Fear ol punishment by the

Owners always lurking in themind thus curbing creativity,

Suggestions3. Media needs to change

mindsels ofMen also.4. Too scared/mild to give any

recommendations!

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Seminar on"Role of Media in Enhancing & Mainstreaming Women's Polit ical

ParticiPation--The WaY Ahead"

Organized byDraupadi Trust

in collaboration with Netaji Academy of Sub-Continental Studies &Initiative For Social Change and Action

(11th SePtember, 2008)Auditorium, lnstitute of Mass Communication, JNU Campus

Brief Background:

We have a been wi lnessing the tong drawn drama and postur ing abouttheWonrens Pol i t ica Reservatons I l l Everytmert

comes uothere are f i reworks-- 'a loi ofsound and fury sign ies nothing'as ShakespearewouLd have sa dl

There is concern amongstthe think ng women as to how they can actua lyfind ways to tackle this siluation, wherein almost 50%

oflhe oopulaUons have l i t t le orno say n the polcy or governance orthe rwel lbeing.

Two imporlant issues maybe consideredf rstlythe Panchayat ReservaUon reality and the State and Nation al level involveme nt ol

Much tatk is in vogue and cred ts taken aboutthe Panchayat Reservat ons fofwomen are plenty.Although the 73'Amendment of

the Conslitut on has been one oflhe sign ficant event in provid ng the women a specialpower io mainstream theif role but the

reality shows olherwise on the ground at several places. I\rany lssues are nvolved in not enhancing and rnainstfeamrng lhe

women powerto p ay i tsrole dueto sevefalcomplex socio-econom cand pol t cal factofs standlng whLch afe acl ing asstumblLng

blocks. lnstances are galore how much of'say do women actually have? In realily, in many Parctayatswomen Pradhats are

remote-controlled bv lheirhusbandsor male members/iunclionaies

on the olher hand. at the slate or National level where educated women can br ng out the necessary change, we see jusl a

handfulofthem in thd mainstream politics and even here a few have influence orrelevance

So. where does the answer ie in helping women come into mainstrearn politics? How can we ernpower women ln slreamlng

them wthout social, economic and pol Uca l empowerment? As the former s vas|y dependant on the latler. Mofeover, witho!t

rea pol i t icalpower, l i t t le seems to be possib e for socio-economlc emancipat ion ofwomen in gender balancing and equalLiy ot

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The present inieractive sem nar wrth panelsts from politcal parties, academia, legaland civ I soc ety w ll aim to high ight and

discuss these and many other issues forfinding out the way ahead so as to ut lze the women power for beiter partic paton jn

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Media should focus on women's potitical empowerment: experts

New Delhi, Sep 11 (IANS) Debating the role of the media inenhancing women's pafticipation in political processes at a seminarhere Thursday, politicians, academics and activists were nearlyunanimous in slamming newspapers and broadcastersfor ignoringgender issues."Thetime is herewhen thewomen at the grassrootslevel of our society have stepped out of their kitchens and havecome out and are now governing village panchayats. Yet the Indianmedia, be it prcss or the broadcasters, choose to highlight themuder of a 14-year-old girl rather than to report aboui lhisrevolutionary change which is sweeping the country." PanchayatiRaj Minister Mani ShankarAiyar said.

He was addressing the seminar on the Role of Media inMainstreaming and Enhancing Women's Poli t ical Part icipation.

Organised by the Draupadi Trust, an NGO working for creatrngawareness for the women of every section of society, the seminarwas held at the lndian Institute of Mass Communication and saw arange of speakers from political parties, academia, legal and civilsoctety.

They included Jaya Jaitley, former Samata Party president andsocialactivist, B.B. Bhattacharya, vice-chancellorof the JawaharlalNehru University, and Girija Vyas, chairperson of the NationaiCommission forWomen-

Almost all speakers slammed the media's approach to genderissues and said it was concerned only about powerand money.

"For the media, only negative news is worth publishing. l tundermines women by focusing on their skin colour, clothes andclass. When has the media focused on the changes which womenare bringing atthe panchayati level?" said Jait ley.

Referring tothe 33 parcent reseruation for women in panchayatirajinstitutions, Draupadi Trust chainerson Neera Mishrasaid 'for a woman living in a remote village of somepoverty-stricken state, this means nothing. ButDraupadi is working towards educating these women tocome foMard and take an active part in the society-making process.

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The Technical Sessionhad eminent sDeakerslike Prof. Amita Singh,Cha i rDerson Law &Governance at JNU.

In the year of the preparations of GeneralElections, this years Annual Seminar of

Draupadi Trust took up the issue ofwomen in Dolit ics and how media can be

effectively used to mainstream women'sparticipation in this field. None other thanthe Minister for Panchayatiraj Shri Mani

Shankar Aiyar inaugurated the Seminarand Released the Activity Report of 2007-

08, amongst luminaries l ike Smt Mohini

G i r i , S m t J a y a J a i t l y , S h r iB .B.Bhat tacharya V ice Chan ce l lo rJawaharlal Nehru University, Shri Praveen

Aggarwal National Manager CorporateAffairs Coca Cola lndia, dignitaries fromPress and academics and the civil

society. The program also saw thepresence of one another founding Trustee

ShriRakesh C. Misra.

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The Hon'ble Minister detailed the achievements ofhis ministry in promoting and facilitating womenat the Panchayat level politics and decision making. He held the attention ofthe audience by givingexamples of success of village women and then also attacked the media for not highlightingachievements of grassroots individuals and government success in rural areas. He was quiteperturbed by the poor quality of iournalists being turned out at such prestigious Institutes andwished these cenlers of learning will take a more holistic approach and train betler reporters &journalists.

The minister expressed his happiness at the work ofthe Trusl and wished to visil the ancient villageof Kampilya one dat

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Greetings Cards 2008-09

DraupadlTrusls Gteel ing Cardsforthis Fest ve Season were revealed on 11" Sept2008 attheAnnualSemtnar hetd at t t t \ ,4C NewDelhi .

The Trust showcases here some oiourdesigns which received good response irom our benefactors, specia lythe Public SeclorUnde(ak ngs and lhe Student Community. This showed howthe acceptability of lhe Oesignswent beyond aqe factors and hadanappea toallsectons We thank a ll the corporate aRd ind ivid ua ls who patronized ou r Cards an d look fo.wa rd to th eir conlinuedsuoDorl infuluretoo.

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Visit to Lucknow for Project updates1Oth November . 2009

lncredible lndia?lncredibly TRUE lndia's ----- Kampitya!!!ll!

(The place where Draupadi was born & Mughal Queens had a Bisratein)Unique Blend of Cultural H@ritage

Representing Unity in Diversity of many Diverse CulturesFrom Vedic times ti l l Mughat period

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Dra upadi Trust s vislon is Flowering lhroug h an aesthetic blend of Herilage & t\,4odemity'1. Help the women/youlh/local community realize and burd lheifown capabilities sothatthey/ifcan be an assetto themse ves. and

lhus lo lhe family and society al large.

2. Restore Heritage.

Keepingthe above in mind,we haveidentilied (to begin w th ) Kampilya, Vedic rime's village in dist. FarrukMbad, U.P Is impodancelies in lhefollowing facts-

1 . Rajdhani (earctwhile) or R6ja Dh rupad (Dwapar Era. t\4ahabha rata)2. BidhplaceofDraupadi lhe Hawankund is still there (Dwapar Era, Mahabha 13ta)3 Source of Charac Ayu rvedic Sam nhila (Ved ic Era ).4 Rameshwar lemple esta blished by Shalrughan & La kshman (Tfera E ra, Ramaya na )5. Kap | [.4un]'s Tapasyasthal (Vedic Era).6. Samadhi of 1 3'Jain Tlrlhankara (has both Swetamber / Digamb€r Temples) (Jainism).7 [.{og hal GharBismlein-.--made for t\,{og ha] Queens, facing the Kund area.8. C.afls women exce ling in Zardozi work (Mughal & Pre lV ug hal Era). This wofk is an ancienl work existing since 500 Yrs.9. Sankisa is very close by--,about60 km appfox.10. lt is silualed on the banks of the Ga nges lhough the river has changed roure of about 2 km & something needs lo be done.

This area needs deveopment and restoring of ils Cultural/Historcai wealth wh le keeping ls Aqfo eco valle inlact. Thus wepropose the Herllage Vlllage reconstruction fof Tourisls Destination and seek cooperalion of att who appreciate our CtasscaLegacy many strengts of this place are truly.

' Incred blyTrue (Kampilya) India"

Kampila has an ancient history from lhe t me of l,4ahabharata to lhe Jain sm.Hefe the Rameshwar temple was established by Shatrughan & Lakshman{Treia Era, Ramayana).But this Historca & culturc village is now tosing itvalue because ofthe negligence ofthe Govemment and lack ofvision ofthelocals. Whereas the ioreign lourist also visit lhis arcabut due io the tack otsimple lhings like hotels and ttaveifac lities the fgure offoreign tourist is verylow This area has many [,1uni's Tapasya Slha]'s that is why this area is atsoknown as Sithl Slhal. The place got its name after the Jifth son oi Rala

. Bhadsharv who was the 13'" ancestral of Raja Shakunta Bhrat who gaveIndia lhe name Bhdral Varch- This is the capita oflhe Panchal king Dhrupad and lhe b dhptace of Dfau padiIt s also the place whele Dlaupadi Swaymabhar was held,

The chaiperson of DraupadiTrust Ms. Nee|a Misfa has been working since 2001 lo crcat€ awarenesspotentia and development opponunities for locals in lhis rich cultu rc and agricullure resource region.

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Policy for Low lncome GrouPl gth Dec. 2009

An effort was madetomakethe migrant laborers and artisans

at Shahpurjat vil lage area to secure their l i fe and savings'Most coiooiates Insure only the rich and middle class & few

think ot the poor. The daily wage earners or low incomegroups have little access to Insurance seryices The Jeevan

iladhurYojna of LIC was propagated to the poor at a camp at

the DelhiLal Dora area.

Quite surprisingly , the learnings from this camp were very

startling. Most persons of the migrant labour class and the

Artisans & Tailors working for the export units found the

assured amount too little for them. Maiority said that the

minimum Insured amount should be one lakh. Notakerswerefound f6r becoming Specified persons for coordinating the

collection lrom insurerst In a place l ike Delhithirty thousandis notbig enough money. Some pictures from lhe camp--- l

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Initiative to provide Work2sth-31st ,2009

for Women Embroiderers & Tailors of Kampilya--

ShriVinayak Gandhi Bhattachriee, s/o SmtTaracandhi Bhattachariee introduce Ms SimoneSanderson of London to Draupadi Trust. MsSimone is very keen to provide some incomegeneration opportunities to the wgmenbeneficlaries of the Trust at Kampilya village.After discussions on email, She came to Delhiin January 09 and the Trust helped herto get heridea started. Draupadi Trust introduced her tovarious Fashion Technology Institutes &Tailoring Units, and helped develop her

"Patterns" for her range of Garments. As weunderstand, Ms Simone proposes to makeclothing in Handlooms for the up marketwestern cliental and share the profits with thewomen beneficiaries ot the Trust at Kampilyavil lage.

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Seminar on the crucial topic ofRole of Media in Women Empowermentheld at Lecture HallComplex, CSJM KanpurUnive.sity.

20th & 21st February, 2009

no. of participants - 350, students and faculty ofUMC and Jagmn Institute ofJournalism & Mass. Comm., Teachers from ChrislChurchCollege)

FlndlngaAdvertEem€nt3, Sponsorahlp Prog.am--- R€ponslblllty ofCorporat€ In Womon Empowerment.

1. at present CSR ls not tor ov6rall lmage bulldlng bul aroa speclflc schemes to gather positive feellngs tor thecorporate In the region of opGration,

2. CSRwiththemotlveforgovernmontlncentlves.

sugger ;'nr1. Guld6llnesto PSIJ'6and corpo.ateseclorto llnk CSR wlth their overall mark6ttng andadv€ntsing poticy.2. CSRtoteused for social changes atlhe largerscale abo in society3. Govetnmenutilin otWCD, & NCW TO ISSUE Guidelines to Corporat6 fora) r€sponsible Advertlsoments and b)

Sponsorship ot program on Channels that promote cender Equattty and vatue system3 lor Integrity &sustenance olfamllyand 3oclal systems.

4. Media housog.to work towards creating corporate soclal responsibility cell & work closely with corporate sectorforresponslble advgrtlsing.

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Views from the Media ltself, Social Sector

Awakens to Msdla Porlrayal

l. Reportlng Influenced by nepotism orfeudalmindset.

2, mostly negative and sensational newswith a gender bias language is seen in

reporting women issues, thereby tlltingviews, knowledgs about women lssues inreactionaryway.

3 . a g g r e s s i v e w o m e n P r o r o c t e d a sempowered women is misrepresentationotatrulY emanclPated women

Suggestions

't. Quallty of Teaching Faculty to improvethat is Training of Trainers for Journalism& Mass Comm.

2. Great strers in attitude change throughPersonality Development short term

courses.3. English Speaking courses for increasing

knowledge and skillsthrough exposure toEnglishloumalism.

4. Soecial role of Media Houses tor

employing and encouraging professional

Reporting & Journalism.

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Vlews & Suggestlons of Academlcians, Open House Session--lntaractlve Talk Show

1. Male centric family system leads to Saas Bahu type ofserials, she Devils and women becoming enemies.

2. Lack ot Awareness of Women rights leads to domesticviolenceelc.

3. Sponsored programs & advertisements is influenced byCorporate marketing strategy.

4, Media houses more concerned with profit margin then CSR.Suggestlons

1. Text books and orientations for Faculty.3. Efforts to motivate creativity & innovation skills for befter

rePorting.2. Insti l l profAssionalism training & awareness for success in

field ofjournalism & Mass. Comm.

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General foedback for Kanpurseminat

1. Veryconfused audience reftecting a disturbed state ofthinking.Level of intelligence of Faculty not up to the mark. for a largeIndustrial Town.,

2. media coverage reflects that quality ofthinking and reportingIacked accuracy and professionalism. For eg. In reporting th;inaugural session the reporler was more concerned inpleasing his studentfriends ratherthen hightighting importantissue raised by the distinguished speakers.

3, Topic not clearly understood.4. Presentation of Questionnaire given by Draupadi Trust done

well by Jagran croup of Students,-sampte size of 250 a goodsampte.

5. Questions given by Draupadi Trust to IJMC for researchfindings modified and only 35 tadies questionedinsufficientsample and break of standardization of questions

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Highlights of Findings & Suggestions from the 4 Seminars ofDrauPadi Trust on

"Role of Media in Women Empowerment"Methodology- an Interaclive sem inar with presentation of Views and Question/Answer Sessions'

Questionnaire-on some pre discussed issues, prepared afterdiscussions wilhvarious groupsofwomen / men'Numberof Participanls-100 to 250, aldifferentcities,

New Delhi-30i Auo o7--no.( of participants 2500, students & Faculty from llMc, Amity, weign & Leigh, Delhi school oi

Communications, Media & Conorate secto0Intelligence level-'highInvolvement level-good lisleners, average interaciionsAltaoreed thatDrini& Etectronic Mecliu;s of Mass Communications have been influencing lhe human mind, have influenced

v/o;en issuesand CAN be channeledfor positive change ofmindsel fotprcmotingwomen empowetment

Questionnaire feedback enclosed as attachment.

1 paoe 3 becomrnq paqe l was lota y abhorred.--especially Film Stars & Cricketers life being sensationalized on page 1-'

Sair"an-eslwaria episode elc'rol lound In good laste or eth'cal .ou rna lrs m/2. Most persons were unhappy wrl l" t he Brea krng News sensaliolal approach -3. Advertisemenis were not f6und generally Innovative or humors or impacting. In fact Advedisements were someilmes

misleading.4. TV Serials, especially Ekta Kapoor came in for much flake.

Suggest ions

'1. SelfRegulalion by News paperson news feporlrng2. self Regulation by M ed ia Channels on Breaking News3- Setting ip a [4oniioing mechanism of l\,4edia Reporting & Channelprograms through Governmentsupport'4. Mess;getoAdvertising and corporate sectorfor innovaiion in portrayal of wornen in advertising & promotions.

Changes noticed

'L Aseriesofprograms on News Channets thaiiook upwomen centricand Relationship issues, espec ally NDTVlalk showsonthesame.

2. Remarkable improvementin Breaking News usage3. Noticeable improvement in news reporting-4. Summonsto EktaiSapoor_-.though she ignored theml

Chennai-28a Jan 09-.-lno. of Participants-100, Students & Faculty fromAnna University, Centetfot IIedia of l\,lS SwaminathanFoundation, Weign & Leigh College, Women Colleges ofChennai)Intelligence levelquiie high-Involvement level-good listeners a nd equally good interactions

Findings-

A aoreedthat print & Electranic Mediumsof Mass Communications have been influencing the human mind, have influencedwo;en issues;nd CAN be channeled for positive change of mindset for pramoting women empawerment

Questionnaire feedback enclosed as attachment

j. Soace qiven to women issues too little as per study presenied byAnna lJniversity only 5% ofMedia spacegiven to womenisiues in news reporting.90% ofthis 59" iserther negalive or sensationa I news.

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TRUST2. AllEducaled andworkjngwomenare notnecessarilyempowered.3 Too much gap between Rural 7 urban communic;tions in understanding and repoftng In a styre understood by ruraloooulat ion..

Suggesiions

1. More news space is given lowomen centric news, especiallypositive news.2 women week or wornen monlh be celebrated by newspap;rs a7 channels to highlight progress orwomen at home tronland professional front.3 special Inst tutes for Ruraland Developm,entjournahsm be esrablished to devetop approprrare manpower & alilude forse 'rsilive reoonrng ol rura t ssues, espe( tallywomen retaled.

Lucknow'0&08.200!:(no of participants 250, students & iaculty ofJournatism & Mass. comm. Lucknow University, Amity,WomenStudies,ArmyWivesAssociation, Rotarywomen Ctubs;ciatworkercetc.lIntelligence Levelreasonably averageInleresl l ever- high inpresence, averdge In interact,orsA agreed lhat pinl & Eleclronc Mediums of Mass communicatians have been inftuencng the human mind, haveinfluenced women issuesand cAN be channered for posirive change ofmindsetfoipromoungwomen empowerment.

Queslionnarrefeedback enclosed as aftachment.

1. Job security is of prime concern.2. Fearofpunishment.bythe Owners atways turking in the mind thus curbing creativiW.

Suggestions

3. Media needs to change mindsets ofMen also.4. Too scared/mild to giveany recomrnendationsl

KanpuF2lst Feb 09 (no of particjpants200, siude nts and faculty of tJ MC and Jag ran Institute of Joumalism & t\rass. com m.,Teacherc from Chrlst Church Co ege)

Fjndings

Aclvertisements, Sponsorship program--- Responsibility otCorporale in Women Empovrerment,1 at present csR is not for overall image building but area specific schemes to gather positive feeling s for thecorporate in the reg ion of operaiion,2. CSR with the motiveforgovernment incentives.

Suooestions

l ."a:3: lT::^ l :^r_:andc-oJporaresectortot inkCsRwirhrheirovera markeringandadvert is ingpot icy.z. r.nKto De used ior soc iat changes atthe largerscale also in societv3 Governmenu lvin of wcD. & Ncw ro lssuE Guidelines to corpor;le for a) responsibte Advertisements and b)sponsorchip ofprogram on channers thal pfomote cender Equarityand varue;ysi;ms tor integriry & sustenance offa mily and social systems .4 ['4edia houses to work lowards creating corporale social responsibility cell & work ctosety wjlh conorale seclor forresponsibie adverttsing,

Views ftom the Media itsert SocjatsectorAwakens to Media portrayal1. ReporU ng influenced by nepotism or feudat m indsel.2 mostlt negalive and sensationalnews with a gender bias lang uage is seen in reportingwomen 15sues, lhereby tillingviews, knowledgeaboulwomenissuesinreactionaruwav3 aggressivewomen projected asempowered women is misrepresentatron ofa rrury ernancJpareo women,

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TRUSTSuogestions1. QualjtyofTeaching Facultyto improvelhat isTraining ofTrainersforJoumalism & [,{ass Comm.2, Greatstress in atlilude change through Personality Developmentshortterm courses.3. English Speaklng coursesfor increasing knowledge and skillsthrough exposureto Englishjoumalism.4. Specialrole of Media Housesforemploying and encouraging professiona I Repofiing &Journalism

Views &Suggesiions otAcademicians, Open House Session-- InleractiveTalk Show

1. Malecentricfamilysystem leadsto Saas Bahu type ofserials, she Devilsand women becorring enemies.2. LackofAwarenessofWomen dghts leads to domesticviolence etc.3. Sponsored programs & advedisements is influenced byCorporate markeling slrategy.4. I\,4ediahouses more concerned with orofit maroin then CSR.

Suooeslions1. Texi books and orientalions forFaculty.3- Efforts to motivate crealivity & innovalion skillsforbelterreporting.2. Instill professionalism training & awarenessforsuccess in field ofjournalism & l\,1ass. Comm.

Goneral feedback for Kanour seminar.

1. Veryconfused audience feflectinga disturbed staleofthinking. Level of intelligence of Facu lly notuptothe mark. fora large Industrial Town.,

2. media coverage reflects that quality of lhinking and reporling lacked accuracy and professionalism. For eg. Inreporling lhe inaugural session the reporter was more concerned in pleasing his student friends ralher thenhighl ight ing imporlant issueraised bythedist inguished speakers.

3. Topicnotclearlyundersiood.4. Presentation ofQuestionnaire given by DraupadiTrusl done wellby Jagran Group ofStudents.-sample size of250 a

gooosample.5. Questionsgiven by D€upadlTrustto lJMCfor research find ngs modified and only35ladies queslionedinsuffcient

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Years Obiectives Activiiies Results Remarks

2003 1. L,licro level r€search,assessmenl or potenl ia l ,problems and st rengths,Macro planning for acl on.

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3 . C o n i d e n c e b u i l d i n gm e a s u r e s r o r f u n d i n g

1 . F r e q u e n l l r a v e l t olocalions interaction wilhc o m m u n i l y a n d l o c a ladminist€lion, ldeation, sk

2. Launch card prcject rorf!nd raising, and initiate lalkswilh funding agencies.

3 Establish confidence withsuccessfu imp ementalion ofproject funded by tunding

1. Good rapporl esrablishedwilh local community and

2. Afive year prcject conceptand activity layoul evel plano f b r o a d s e c l o f s r o r

3. Funding panners denlitiedalter showing worlh and

4. Some coporale donationsand sponsolship rcceived.

5. Cad projecl imp emenled

Satistaclory progress fromideation, conceptua izalionand implementalion ofproject ror empower n9women/rich resources nagriculture handicrafl .

2005 1 C r e a t e A w a r e n e s samongst local women/youthaboul rhe pot€nl ia l andoppo.tunilies lhey can build

2. lnliate crealion oi somesystems ior implemenlingprcgrams in Kampiya

3. In i t ia te processes fori n s t l u l o n B u i d i n g a n denhancing knowledge.

1. Conducted workshops ontopics of relevance lo localwomen/youlh. Inlroduced lTeducalion as the liieline forentrepreneLrrial s!ccess inlhe globalize era. Monthlyworkshops in computers and2/3 days on awarenesscreation tor the Agribased,Handicrafls, To!ism andPelsona ily Enhancement.

2.Aclive follow Lrp rneasures

l .Al lworkshopwel at tendedand apprcciated by locas'refl ected n media coverage

2 Staded a Tailoring &Embrcidery Trcin ng Cenler

3. Jobs to 10 persons, 2ntemelcafesfac ities.

4. ln i la ted la lks & subm l tedproposal to FAO tor a Teler o o d P r o j e c t - a p p r o v a Iexpecled eary lh isyear

5. Local Govl. coopeEllonreceived irom Kampilya' o n e p o w e r n o ! s e

-Hurch & BSNL ln lefnertoweE insralled rail lracksand roads improvemenl

sLpporl lor creating incomegenerat ion ac l iv i t ies v ia

4 Trustee made membeF olFAO knowledge banks locaexposed to qualily in kaining,Trusl exposed lo qua ly inlra nlng Trusl exposed roslale & nalonal bodies of

T h e e n l h u s i a s m a n dcooperalion received iromo c a l c o m m u n i l y ,

government at dislrct andstate level and laculty hned.has strenglhened our beliefand commitmenl to achievelhe main objective of buildingcapacilies and improvin9skills oI ocal women/youthfor being prepared for lheopportuni t ies for jobs ofentrepreneur a -a is ing forincome generation in lheprocesses oi dsvelopment or

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Ygars Obiectives Activities Results Remarks

2006 1 Capacity buiEbg of skillenhanc€ment of selectionbased womsn/Youlh for mor€specmcs couFes/subjecls.

2. Establish syslems alKampi lya for improvedtunclioning.

3. institution building forTrustlo progr6ss lowards a

4. Enhancs knowledgs base.

5.Incraasing Trusl funds and

1. Workshops ior compuler

2. Workshops for skill &knowledg€ €nhancemenl forwomen/youth in difforenl

3. Narional level program.

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5. Prepars for EU iunding

j o b o r i e n l e d s k i l l e dmanpower l ra ined l inkse s l a b l i s h e d t o remploymenventrepr€noulshap.Trust recognized as an€ffoctive Nalional NGO wilh a

06-07 1- To pr€sont our lsaming allhe ight forum to achi6ve|lls objective of awareness,raining & job crcalion.

1. Prcsented lie r€pon on

opportunilios in the Tourismindustry at a seminar to theD€lhiChief l,linist€r & UP

2. A positive meeting withthe Touism [4inislsr Govl.of India lor sseking supportslo make Faffukhabad a

3. Awaded individuals rorpromoting women/youth

4 women and 3 men w€r€initiated inlo staning directmafk€ting wilh Ayush H€rudproducts. The l€ader of th€dirccl ma*€ling group indistrict fanukhabad AnjaliRastogi and other memb€rsinitiat€d by her also includedmale memb6rs PrashaniChauhan, H€mchand

entrcprcneuial PrashantChauhan lo open has own

FaffukMbad facilitated(co!nseling, 9uidnece andlinkage) Nitin Aggarwal andhis wif6, another youthtmin€d by DraupadiTrust, toslarl franchisee to Tatalndicom Telephone services,

2.Aspons complex torwomen al Kasturba KulirComplex at Rajgaht is

construcled in villageKampi'a wilh the support ot

oQanization (FAo)

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Years Obiectives Activities Results Remarks

07,08faci itating exposure and

oppodunities from the

Kampilya, Farrukhabad-viz.Agriculture diversifical on,Zadozi cGfU clothing &Prcducts Culurallourlsm

acllvities lo arger sections

3) Take up issues lhat

emPowerment at national &

1, a)Organized Trainings fortarming communily in HerbaLMedic inal p anls (as anallernative lo dependenco onlobac@), with govenmenl

1. b) Oruanized Tlainlnq inRepa r 7 Maintenance ofElectronic/ electric produclsror our youth who earncompuler al our lra nrngs

2)Traveled lo vaiouspadsofIndia to ashoro knowledge onwomen rssues, organrzedinteraclive prcgGms at Hiareas lo understand thespecific issues of Hill women.

3) Took up the Roe thal[ ,4ed]a p lays in womene m p o w e r m e n r a n oO€an zed Seminars al De hi& Chennai on this imponant

4) Developed ideas onmaklng Kampiya a Rufal

1)Exposed hundreds frcmlhe faming community lo

opportun lles in diverlin! loHerbal lMedicina plants. Putlhem in direct conlact wilhScientisls and TechnicaPersons orAgricu lure and

lfaining. Took a selecl grouplo Pusa Institute al Delh lorLrndelslanding lhe use otPoly houses in Nursery

2) Crealed awarcness aboutTrusl aclivilies at Nal onal&

3)l,lamged to slad adialogue amongsl media

communityabout Med a

empowermenl rssues otwomen/ youlh and gender

1)A lol orfamels are nowgrowing medicina andherba plants and planninglo gladlally shin ftom theharmful lobacco cu llvation.

2) Grcaler awarciess inocal @mmunity sboul theoppodun ries ior we being.

3) Crealed a greal amounlol interest in Kamp yavillage and its vasl cultural &

08,09 1) Enhance activily rofpromoting Kampilya as ap ace of Cu tu.alTourism

systems of atrordable[,ledicare ike Ayurueda,

3) Creale awaren€ss rofmore proactive role of medlalorwomen emancipation..

Kampilya RuralTourismProjecl and submned to UPGovemment for approval.

2)ofgan zed Serninar onAy!rveda and awareness

3) OEanized Semim€ alLucknow and Kanpur onRole of Media in womenempowemenl, uP women

4) Applied for ComrnunityRadio Setuice License for

community development

Overall improvernenl inacceptance of new ideasand approaches by the ocalcomm! nity tor rheir own

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governmenl oflicbls both atCenler & Slale levels.Grealer acceplance andawareness about Ayurvedaamongsl bolh rural & urban

Poss b ity to slarl work onthe RuralTourlsm prcject bymid 2009 and establishCommunity Radio by end or2009. Thiswillfacililale

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Draupadi's Supports and Well Wishers

Advisorv BoardLt. Gen. N.S. ldalikFormer Deputy Chief of Army, RVSMDr l\4.L.DewanFormer Chief FAO, South EastAsia, Chairman HlMcoNProf. Dr B.B. LalRenowned Archeologist.[,,1r. Ashok NijhawanParlneFAccess Lawl\4r PB. MathurChartered AccountantDr Rakhee MehraAyurvedic Systems of treatmenlIVr Rakesh C.lVisra-Trustee

l/r Vishal C.Misra-Trusteelvlr Devesh Misra-TrusteeMember-Mr D.K.SharmaSecretary- BarAssociation High Court

Executive CommitteeMs. Neera lrisra - I\,4anaging Trustee & ChairpersonMember- MissAnita Bembey-EntrepreneurGo!,t. & Local Liasoning, Resour6e lvlobilizaiionI\rember - Mrs Sunita Nijhawan Lawyer,Programs, Workshops, Seminar, Rural EducationsMember-Prof. Ramola Kumar- Educalionist, PoetessKnowledge Resou rce Generation

Dr. Savita HanspalAssociate Prof. Kamala Nehru CollegeMember-l\rrs Promila Badhwarsocial WorkerPublic Relalions & Projecl CoordinalionMember-Mrs- Gayatri Puri-Legal CounselorMember-|\rs Nutan Pandit.Natural Child Birth Therapist, i,4other health careMember - 0r Mrs l\4adhur Gupta, PhD.Head Herbal & Home Remedies[,4ember- [4rs Vasudha Duggal- Professional Execulivewilh MNCResource MobilizationI\,4r. Ajeei I\,4athurHony. Treasurer

Mamta Sharmd

lndu Saxena

Operation's . Office Suoport

Mr. Nitin KhannaAdmin. & PS to Chairperson

I\,4t Prashanl Rakesh ChauhanProject Coordinator

Ms. Shalini RakeshAssl. Project & Programmes

Rajan f,4akhija

Anand K. N4athur & CompanyChartercd Accountants

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List of Programmes 2003'062OO2to 2003 SwotAnalysis Kampilya Village

2003 lo 2004 FEdent fravetto tocations, lnteraction with Communityand Local Administration, ldoation, Risk l,'lanaqement

Kampilya Village

April to Dec. 20M nesearc,n on Xampitya, Swoi Analysis Kampilya Vlllage

10'^, 11- Oct.2004 W6illf66-iTood Processinq Kampilya Village

18" Jan. 2005 A Day ofJoy for Kampilya, inauguEtion of D€upadiTrustcomDUter aided Training Cenler'

Kampilya Village

20" Feb.200510'to 14' Feb. 2005

d6 puterTrainingWorkshoPDeaf Culture Festivalof lndia Cum Conference of DeafWomen

Kampilya Village

19 'Feb .2005 MllagementEDPTraining&AwarenessProgramworkshop(BasicComPulerWorkshoP)

Farrukhabad

16'to 31' March. 2005 d6frEli6r trarning Wortshop (Ms Dos) Kampilya

21" to 26" March. 2oo5 eofi puie-rarxng Frogram (TailY) Farrukhabad

28*, 29" lrarch 2005-W6ilEfr66

on zardozi - A Fashion Haldicraft Kampilya

24' & 25" April 2'005 Workshop lva"etirE (Eusln€sa id€as in Trousseau,Gift Packins & Candle lvaking)

Farrukhabad

1 " Aoril to 1 5" [.,lay 2005 Computer Trainrng WolkshoP KamDilYa

9' & 10'April 2005 ffi il-shorlsnopPreservation&Packaging(FoodPrccessing)Kampilya

25" Aoril 2005 -itorinsaemoroioeryce49l1999y1g191- Kampilya

4" & 5- Mav 2005-W6;IshoD

Avurvedr-Felbal IVled'cines/Products Potenlial Farukhabad I Kampil

25" E 26'i Mav 2oo5 Workshop Cost & Finance Processing Enlelprise Aora UP

28" & 29. lvav 2005 Zardozi & Fashion liq!d&Iaqu&49!9P Kampalya

16' Mav to 30" June 05 comDuter Traininq WorkshoP Kampilva

1" Julv to 31" JulY 2005 comouter Traininq WorkshoP Kampilya

2' l\,4av 05 to 15'^ Jan 06 Card Proiect Nalional Capilal Region

31" Julv 2005 Paintrng Compeliton for Female Arlisls New Delhi

5" & 6'^ July 2005 W6JllfrFp on Etlective communication skill for Entrepreneurs)Agra

23" to 25" Jtily 2005 W6il!hoo on Personatitv Development for Entrepreneurs Farukhabad

August 2005 Comouter Training WorkshoP KamDil

1" ro 30' Sept 2005 ComDuter Traininq WorkshoP KamDil

3'" to 30" Oct. 2005 Computer Training WorkshoP Kampil

-1' oct to 5" Nov. 2oo5 f\ational Sporls for Deaf Women Delhi

7" to 30' Nov2005 ,'r ComDuter Traininq WorkshoP Kampil

8" to 10^Dec. 2005 Cultriral Tourism Development Workshop KamDilva

1" to 30" Dec. 2005 Computer Traininq WorkshoP Kampilya

5' to 31'' Jan. 2006 ComDuter Traininq WorkshoP Kampalya

3" to 25" Feb. 2006 dffiit€tr Trainiter Tra ng worrshop (DTP-PageMaker) KamDilva

1 3" & '1 4" Feb. 2006 flqram Empo*erment of Rural wornen via GandhiSamrit i , Tees

Conrmemorating 60'' Anniversary Celebrations of Kasturba1:en.ihi Natinnal Memorial Trust

January Marg,New Delhi

14" Feb 2006 Construction of Polyhouse awarded by Food &AgricultureOrqanization (UNOP)

Kampilya Village

1" lo 31"' [.,larcb 2006 Comouter Training WorkshoP KamDilva

11" [.,larch 2006 Msitto Dilli Haat Delhi

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List of Programmes 2006'07

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ludv on Oevelopment Oppo4un'ties in Tour'sm

raugulation of Computer Ttaining for Underprivileqed

KamPlryaApril 2006

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l rVinay Nagat Bengali School

Ne\o Delhl

Faf iukhadad DelhiKamprlYa

26*Apri l2006

[,4ay 2006 Co-ruruatlon of Compuler Tra nl,lg proqrar &

Tailoing, Stitching & Embroidery Trainlng

Workshop on Entrepreneurial Opportunnles In

AyurVedic Ptoducis13 & 14 MaY 2006

Village Pura Kanhera Agfa20"MaY 2006 Selection Camp forNationalWomen Football Teams

'^^ ^'."ri^n ni ComDuter Training Center29' [4aY 2006

Workshop for Hebal Cosmetic on Direct N'4arkelinq &

L4Lllr I eJcl I/ar^eling

New Delhl

KamPilYa Village'Agra,

Farrukhabad, Delh i

Delh i

2 3 ' J u n e 2 0 0 6

continuation of Computer Training Program & Tailoring'

srii.hind & Embroidery Tralnlng

29 June 2006

June, JulY & Aug 2006

I a,rnch of Greeiing cards (2006_07)July 2006

Seminar on Development Opportunities in Tourism lnduslry

.^. E"hanrpnelrrs & Job seeke6

Convention Hall, The AshoK

New Delhi

Sitamarhi

16' Aug 2006

Study Report on Women of RuralArea of Sitama|hi (U P)

National Conference onAgricultutal Promotion &Oct & Nov 2006

Pani Nagar Universlty

4ht 8 5 Nov 2006 .

Study Report on Women of RuIalArea of I

Ranichauri (Uttatanchal)

NaUonal Women Football Championship

Exhibition N/atch to commemorate Annivercary of Kastubaa

lnteractive Program on Role ofAriin Social Empowermenf'

Ranichauf i (UttatanchaL)

14 to 17' Jan 07

DPS R.K. Puram,New Delhi12'' to 22" Feb 2006

DPS R.K Putam,New Delhi22' Feb 2006

Panchsheelclub,New Delhi22"" March 2006

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Julia Schwazenb€|ger, ManagsmenlTr6in€slrom Gomany lnleEcti.g with in6 r@l wom6n

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List of Programmes 2007-08

26. April 2007 New Delh l

26" Apnl 2007 Pusa Institute

2- BHARAT NIRMAN AWARDS 30' Apri l2007 New Delhi

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3- Visit to Farrukhabad lor l'ray Farukhabad

16'" [,{ay 2oo74- ParticipationTechnicalconsultanl

al USAjD intrahealth vistra ProjectConclave on 'Delay of marriagea 1.i hirlh

5- SlSlworkshop Inaugurated InSkill Develooment for Beauticians

9" 12" June 2007

7- Visit to Hill Campus of Pant

!"s..A9|.tg,lt'i-"i,liY,"::tl:'10" June 2007

8- Research visit toChandiqarh and the hill stationof Kasuali

July2o07 | chandigarh

12'" 14'" Aug. 2oo7 MSSRF, ChennaI' Participated as Technical

consultant at IJSAIO Naiional

1O- Seminar on 'Role of l\,edia inWomen EmPowermentl Release

31' ' Aug 2007 New Delh i

7'' Sept2007 Gyan ShakliNoida1 1 - O/qanized Visit of Foreign studenls

ini;ms For the Basti Education

27'" Oct-2"" Nov'07 GandhiSmrit i ,New Delhi12- Resource Persons at the International

Alliance of Women of AIWCCConference

26. Dec -11'" Feb Fatehgarh, SarojlnlNagar KamPilYa13- Assistanco vi{it fof organizing

Nov 2007 Kampilya14- Interact ion wrlh Women involved In-

15- Workshop on Skill Development 26" Dec 2007 Kampilya

16' Ski l l Development in Reparr€ndmaintenance Of Electronlc GazeIIes

26' Dec2007 Kampilya

17- Resoulqe Person at Seminar 24" Dec2007 Delhi

5" Jan2008 Kampilya

19- Seminar on 'Role of media inWomen EmPowermenl

28" Jan 2008 Chennai

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DRAUPADI

TRUST

We thank the fotlowing for our supporting our Programme

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Acknowledgement

Team Draupadi Trust expresses nean felt gratitude and acknowledges the-immense motivation &

inspiration provided by o,r hono'eo ttaoerJ ofihe nation We are grateful to her.Excellency Smt Pratibha

Devisinqh Patil for her encoLlraglng t*ugu to|. oLlr annual ieminar on Media's role in facilitatlng

mainstr;amingofWomen's'Poli t icalPart icipation'

We thank ShriAtal BehariVaipaij i , Shri L K Advanij i for best \ / ishes : l1i: : ] l : "*""* "tour

effods for

"o"io-.ionoai" "rnpo*erment ofwomen/ youth and restoration of HeritageworK

Smt Sheila Dikshit i ihas always been very e ncoLlraging and support ive of our init iat ives and we express our

i"arttetit'ants to neI. and her offlce fortheircontinuoos support

We express our gratiiLlde to shn Harsn Vardhan' former President of Delhi,BJP tlnit for his insplnng

;;""";;;;d gd;';hes message for ou r efforts to promote healthcare throughAvurveda

The support of ihe National Commrsslon for Women and Ayush Department of the L4inistry of Health &

f ul'if-'ii,fi"rf"r" i" t'ignfVValuable and we thankthem fortheir confidence in ourwork

Draupadj Trust a|so extends grati tude to our corpo.ate supporters specia||y Stee|Autholi ty of India, and

coca cola India fof sponsonng ou' ""iinui"

Ln note oi Media in women empowerment we also

acknowledge with grati tuoe tfre very varuaoiel 'pp"'t ' lV Olcc u"Flex' and Gail Power Grid lTc' NTPc

for extending their help via advert isements

We thank our Covernment Offlcials at the Centre' Slate of Delhi and Uttar Pradesh for extending thelr

suopodand helping our"fo|.t" p'og'"t", u-nO ulso express ourGratitude and acknowledgethe contribution

of our Patrons, Advisors' Committee rnJrnn"i"' to|.'tft"it g'"at help in making the success of the Trust

meaningful.

We thank the following for our suppofting our Publication

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