Annual Report 2015-16 - Credibility Alliance - MANAVLOK

Annual Activity Report 2015-2016

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Annual Report 2015-16

Credibility Alliance


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Index

Brief of Organization 1 Name of the Organization

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2 Address

3 Registration under different Acts

4 Name and address of Auditor

5 Legal Advisor

6 Name of Main Banker

7 Vision

8 Mission

9 Objective of the Organization

10 Detail of Board Member Name & Designation

11 Detail of Board Member who are related to one another by Blood or marriage

12 Remuneration Detail/ Salary Detail

Annual Activity Report 2015-16 1 Minutes of the General Body’s Annual Meetings

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2 Management of Institution

3 Drought Relief Projects

4 Dialog with Farmers on Cropping Pattern.

5 Dialog with Farmers on Cropping Pattern.

6 Liquid Fertilizer

7 Manaswini Mahila Prakalp (MMP)

8 Education and Training

9 JANSAHYOG; PUBLIC DEVELOPMENT THROUGH PUBLIC INITIATIVE.

10 HEALTH DEPARTMENT

11 Child Line

12 Farm Mechanisation (Accessibility of Farm Equipments to Small Land holders)

13 Processing Units

14 Store/Purchase/Sale

15 Vehicle Department

16 Important Programs

17 Donars : Individual /Agencies

18 Economical Sources of the Organization

19 New Proposals

20 Special News

21 Other Information

22 Art Center

23 Visits at-Manavlok

1 ACHIEVEMENTS or SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES (For The Period 1ST

April 1982 to 31st

March 2016) 31 to 37

2 INCOME & EXPENDITURE STATEMENT 38 to 40


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Name of the Organization : MANAVLOK (Marathawada Navnirman Lokayat) Address : Dhadpad, Post box No.23,

Ring Road, Ambajogai-431 517, Dist. Beed, (Maharashtra) Mobile No: 9823030005 Phone: Office: +91 02446 247217 Email ID: [email protected] Website: www.Manavlok.org

CEO Contact

Name Mr. Aniket D. Lohiya

Designation Secretary

Email id [email protected], [email protected]

Landline No. +91 02446-247217

Mobile No. +91 9823030005

Contact person for the purpose of carrying out accreditation

Name Mr. Aniket D. Lohiya

Designation Secretary

Email id [email protected], [email protected]

Landline No. +91 02446-247217

Mobile No. +91 9823030005

Reserve Contact

Name Mr. Lalasaheb R. Agle

Designation Joint Secretary

Email id [email protected]

Landline No. +91 02446-247217

Mobile No. +91 7770015005

Registration under different Acts: a. Registered under Bombay Public Trust Act. 1950-No.F430 (Beed) b. Registered under Societies Registration Act. 1860- No. Maharashtra/15-82 Beed c. Registered under Foreign registration (Regulation ) Act (FCRA)1976-No.0833770001 d. Registered under Income Tax Act. 1961 U/S12(a) No. NSK/Tech/12A(a)88-89 Date 16/12/88 58 e. Registered under Income Tax Act.1961U/S80G (5)No.: ABD/CIT/TECH/80G/M/13/2008-09 Date

25/04/2008 f. Income Tax Permanent Account No .AAATM4512B Name and Address of Auditor : Mr. Amit Randad

Chartered Accountant G.G. Randad & Co. Teachers’ ColonyAmbajogai-431517Dist. Beed Maharashtra

Name of Main Banker : Bank of Maharashtra

Janmangal Building, Rajendra Prasad Road Ambajogai-431517, Dist. Beed, Maharashtra

Legal Advisor : Advocate Mrs. Kalyani Jaideep Virdhe, Raviwar Peth, Ambajogai Dist Beed Pin . 431517, Maharashtra

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.manavlok.org/







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MANAVLOK is a Voluntary organization for socio-economic upliftment of the rural-poor, established in 1982 under Society Registration Act 1860. Several experiments in rural development have been launched for the Last 33 years, MANAVLOK would develop its activities over an increasing scale, never straying from the tenet that programs be based on the specific needs of the people. The Ongoing activities of the organization are Community based Monitoring programmes of NRHM, Water shed development programme, Krushak Panchayat, HelpAge India Programme, Know your customer Programme, Manaswini Mahila Parkalp (Women empowerment providing Shelter Home, Free Legal aid center, training center), Domestic Violence and Gender Sensitization, Jansahayog, Social Work College, SHG’s, Need based Training Centre, sanitation, relief services for the victims of Natural Disaster, advocacy, monitoring and evaluation of Govt. programs. We are permitted and authorized by government of Maharashtra to run schools. Historical Perspective :

In the early 1970s, a socialist group of youth began seeking solutions to social and political problems of the rural community with the general aim of achieving harmony in society and fullness of life. After nearly 20 years of efforts and agitations, they concluded that socio-political change was not possible without economic change. With this point of view in mind, they established MANAVLOK in 1982, a voluntary organization for the socio-economic upliftment of the rural poor. Philosophy:

MANAVLOK’s CREED: “GO TO THE PEOPLE, LIVE AMONG THEM, LEARN FROM THEM, LOVE THEM, START WITH WHAT THEY KNOW, BUILD ON WHAT THEY HAVE.”

Manavlok’s philosophy is reflected in its name: MANAVLOK, which is the shortened form of “MArathwada NAVnirman LOKayat”, where ‘NAVNIRMAN’ means “Creation” and ‘LOKAYAT’, denotes “People’s opinion”. Manavlok thus symbolizes a new idea or an experiment in rural development, whereby villagers themselves are the focus of action and control. VISION : MANAVLOK aims to solve the socio-economic problems of the community and achieve a better life to them. MISSION:

MANAVLOK believes that collective local leadership plays an essential role in mobilizing the local resources and making the best use of them. The utilization of local human resources must take priority over the hiring of outside assistance. MANAVLOK does not entertain the welfare approach of giving aid. It believes in providing the means for development rather than dolling out money to the poor. Funds are thus directed at start- up projects, with the expectation that beneficiaries contribute an equal investment in the form of time and energy. MANAVLOK believes that women play an important role as men in society and yet continue to be marginalized, impoverished, and underrepresented. Special attention must be given to their development. The special women oriented project “Manaswini” means one who propagates her own enlightenment with grit. MANAVLOK acknowledges that the health of the people is ultimately dependent on the health of their environment. As such the land must be protected from modern petrochemicals and devastation. Since ignorance and poverty are enemies of the environment, awareness programs and development schemes are seriously promoted.


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OBJECTIVES OF THE ORGANISATION

SHORT TERM OBJECTIVES: 1. To improve the productivity of agricultural land through timely support for seeds, fertilizers and

irrigation facilities and land renovation. 2. To create employment opportunities in areas of residence to mitigate the migration problem, giving

special support to the economic development of women and the landless via skills training, capital support etc.

3. To organize and improve the status of women, rural poor and youth through awareness programs.

LONG TERM OBJECTIVES: 1. Ending migration. 2. Empowering the poor. 3. Empowering women. 4. Building sustainable economic activities like food, fruit processing and extraction of oil etc. 5. Restoring the ecological balance. 6. Mobilizing people by creating awareness about, democratic functioning and social responsibilities. 7. Decentralizing of programs by developing independent sub- centre. OVERALL OBJECTIVES: 1. To improve the socio-economic status of the rural people of the region. 2. To empower women economically, socially and politically. 3. To improve health conditions in the region. 4. To improve the standard of formal and non-formal education and increase the academic standing of

students. 5. To build democratically working transparent organizations of rural poor, women and youths to solve

their own problems locally.

ADMINISTRATION:

MANAVLOK is administered by General Body, an Executive Committee as well as by a full-time secretary. The General Body meets annually and elects an Executive Committee for every five year. This committee in turn meets quarterly and makes policy decisions in collaboration with the secretary. The secretary co-ordinates all programs, with the involvement of staff, and the community. The Honorary secretary shall manage the village level activities with the co-operation of MANAVLOK. The organization has seven sub- centers’ offices.


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Information on Board Members:

Manavlok has three categories of Management Board as on 31st March 2016 shown in the table below:

Sr. No. Membership Category Total No. of members

1. General Body 68

2. Executive Committee 15

3. Board of Trustees 03

DETAILS OF BOARD MEMBERS AS ON 31ST MARCH 2016

Sr. No.

Name Age Gender Occupation Position In The Board

Total Amount Paid In The Last Financial Year (Rs.)

Form Of Payment Salary/ Consultancy/ Honorarium/ Sitting Fees / Other (Specify)

1 Mr. Ashokrao Dattatraya Deshmukh 70 M Farmer President - -

2 Mr. Manohar Vishnupant Kakde 74 M Retired Head Master

Treasurer - -

3 Mr. Aniket Dwarkads Lohiya 47 M Farmer Secretary 18000 Honorarium (CEO)

4 Mr.Lalasaheb Ramchandra Agale 49 M Service Joint Secretary

15000 Honorarium (Sub-Center In Charge)

5 Mr.Dwarkadas Shaligram Lohiya 77 M Social Worker

Executive Member

- Honorarium

6 Mr. Jagannath Narayan Jogi 63 M Retired Executive Member

- -

7 Mr. Maruti Mahadev Kharat 69 M Farmer Executive Member

- -

8 Mr. Vitthalrao Kerba Jadhav 79 M Business Executive Member

- -

9 Mr.Vijaykumar Narayanrao Mukadam (Deshpande)

61 M Farmer Executive Member

- -

10 Mr. Ankush Narayanrao Kaldate 64 M Farmer Executive Member

- -

11 Mr.Chintaman Govindrao Kulkarni 62 M Service Executive Member

9500 -

12 Rtd. D.J. Shri. Prakash Shankarrao Paranjape

62 M Retired District Judge

Executive Member

- -

13 Dr. Arundhati Suryankant Patil 44 F Service Executive Member

- -

14 Mr.Annasaheb Nanasheb Roham 54 M Service Executive Member

13000 Honorarium (Chief Accountant)

15 Mr. Mahavir Marutirao Bharge 55 M Service Executive Member

9000 Honorarium (Accountant)

Board members who are related to one another by blood:

No, one is related to one another by blood or marriage in the Board of Trustees. But in Executive Committee following Members are related as father and son a. Dr. Dwarkadas S. Lohiya b. Mr. Aniket D. Lohiya

The whole of this organization is growing with lifelong commitment of Lohiya’s family for upliftment of socio-economic among poor, landless laborer, dry-land holder farmers, destitute women, etc. They were the pillars in the formation of the organization. They contributed intellectuals, time and donated infrastructures to organization. Presently, Dr. Dwarkadas S. Lohiya is the person who works as full-time worker/staff/volunteer without honorarium/pay, whereas Mr. Aniket D. Lohiya is working for organization as Secretary/Executive Director to monitor the entire day to day activities. They were elected by general body members of the organization.

Since last three decades MANAVLOK has implemented several projects/activities for the empowerment; of rural population especially the marginal peasants, landless laborer and women in Marathwada Region of


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Maharashtra state. The economy of the entire region is agricultural. The region has scarcity of water and famine due to drought. The rainfall in the region across is scanty and erratic. Last year the region received very insufficient rainfall.

REMUNERATION DETAILS/DETAILS OF STAFFS’ SALARY AS ON 31ST MARCH 2016

Sl. No.

Name Designation Year of Joining

Remuneration (Rs. p.m.)

Benefits (Rs.

p.m.) Remark

1 Aniket Dwarkadas Lohiya Secretary 16.09.2012 18000 PF 12 % -

2 Roham Annasaheb Nanasaheb Accountant 01.05.1985 13000 PF 12 % -

3 Bhagare Mhaveer Marutirao Accountant 07.08.1987 9000 PF 12 % -

4 Joshi Arun Narayanrao Accountant 13.04.1990 8000 PF 12 % -

5 Kodarkar Anjali Yashwantrao Skill Trainer 01.01.1985 5000 PF 12 % -

6 Pathan Osmankhan Jamirkhan HOD M-cell 06.07.1998 7600 PF 12 % -

7 Agale Lalasaheb Ramchandara Joint Secretary 24.11.1991 15000 PF 12 % -

8 Sirsat Subhash Pandharinath Sub Center In charge 24.12.1993 6300 PF 12 % -

9 Patil Bandu Bajarang Community Organizer 27.12.1993 7000 PF 12 % -

10 Birajdar Vijaykumar Viswanath Community Organizer 13.05.1994 6700 PF 12 % -

11 Malwad Sadashiv Ramachandra Sub Center In-charge 27.07.1995 6500 - Above 59 years

12 Raut Shiwaji Manik Driver 01.11.1996 6250 PF 12 % -

13 Konarde Gangadhar Sakharampant Clerk 09.12.2002 6000 PF 12 % -

14 Jamdar Bharat Harishchandra Clerk 01.09.1990 8000 PF 12 % -

15 Salunke Parmeshwar Bhaurao Driver 28.10.2006 5000 PF 12 % -

16 Pande Sharda Suresh Sub Center In-charge 13.10.2007 4700 PF 12 % -

17 Apet Sanjana Gajendra Community Organizer 04.06.2008 5500 PF 12 % -

18 Yogesh Bhaskarrao Ambekar Store Kipper 15.09.2008 6000 PF 12 % -

19 Karbhari Shanttpa Shiridhar Oil mil Operator 08.03.2010 5500 PF 12 % -

20 Sagare Savitri Shidheshwar Community Organizer 09.08.2010 4500 PF 12 % -

21 Kulkarni Atul Avinash Childline 01.02.2012 10000 PF 12 % -

22 Patil Muktar D. Campus Caretaker 01.06.2012 3000 PF 12 % -

23 Gurav Shivaji Manik Watchman 01.07.2013 4000 PF 12 % -

24 Kulkarni Chintaman Govindrao PRO 01.04.1983 9500 - Above 59 years

25 Kamble Seema Chandrakant Swiss Aid Field officer 01.08.2013 6998 PF 12 % -

26 Dr. Gadekar Vinayak Rambhau Health Program Coordinator

15.07.2003 14500 PF 12 % -

27 Kamble Satish Pandurangrao Asst. Co-ordinator 25.11.2006 8000 PF 12 % -

28 Gaikwad Sachin Shrihari Community Organizer 16.03.2011 6750 PF 12 % -

29 Kharat Maruti Mahadev Community Organizer 01.05.2009 8000 - Daily wages

30 Wagmare Balaji Pandurang Swiss Aid Field officer 06.06.2013 9499 PF 12% -


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31 Kejkar Lakhsman Pariji Driver 13.01.2014 6250 PF 12% -

32 Poddar Ramakan Vitthalrao Driver 15.03.2014 5500 PF 12% -

33 Choundary Husien Lala Farm Mechanisation 12.03.2014 7000 PF 12% -

34 Agale Ganesh Rajesaheb Community Mobilizer 01.08.2014 6998 PF 12% -

35 Deshpande Sashikant Arun Accountant 01.10.2014 5500 PF 12% -

36 Giri Hanumant Jalindar Driver 01.12.2015 5000 PF 12% -

37 Sakhare Ganesh Baabasahec Community Organizer 20.07.2015 6000 PF 12% -

38 Kukde Manik Haribhu Community Mobilizer 24.07.2015 4000 PF 12% -

39 Pathan Samir Chandkhan Community Organizer 19.05.2015 6000 PF 12% -

40 Deshmukh Vasant Devidas Computer Opreter 05.11.2015 8000 Daily wages

41 Dhumal Lakshimikant Shesherao Community Organizer 01.12.2015 5000 PF 12% -

42 Rapatwar Pankaj Rajendra Community Organizer 08.12.2015 10000 PF 12% -

43 Pawar Gangadhar Bhagoji Community Organizer 21.12.2015 7000 Daily wages

44 Kapse Madhukar Raghoba Driver 03.12.2015 5000 PF 12% Daily wages

45 Gaykwad Prdna Dasrao Community Organizer 01.01.2016 8000 - Daily wages

46 Gunjal Akshykumar Suresh Community Organizer 01.01.2017 8000 - Daily wages

47 Attar Salim Husen Community Organizer 01.01.2018 8000 - Daily wages

48 Hatagale Ashok Lakshaman Community Organizer 01.01.2019 8000 - Daily wages

49 Sapkale Vishal Suresh Community Organizer 01.01.2020 5000 PF 12% -

50 Birajdar Kasturabai Prakash Community Organizer 01.01.2021 4000 PF 12% -

51 Munde Kaqvita Shreeram Computer Opreter 18.02.2016 5000 - Daily wages

52 Ambad Pandit Nilkantha JCB Opretor 08.02.2012 10000 PF 12% -

53 Sayyad Sabera Gaphur Community Organizer 26.02.2016 3000 - Daily wages

54 Chavan Digambar Shreepati Community Organizer 13.07.2015 6500 PF 12% -

55 Pathan Samir Aaubkhan Executiv assistance 14.03.2016 8000 PF 12% -

56 Korde Digambar Muktaram Community Organizer 14.03.2016 8000 - Daily wages

57 Hare Hanumant Shivaji JCB Opretor 08.02.2012 10000 PF 12% -


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01- Minutes of the General Body’s Annual Meetings Period 1st April 2015 to 31st March 2016.

The general body annual meeting was held at MANAVLOK’s headquarter on 23rd July 2016 and the Activity Report for the period 1st April 2015 to 31st March 2016 was presented by Mr. Aniket D. Lohiya, Secretary Manavlok. The activities during 2015-16 were performed successfully according to the agenda and resolution passed in the Executive meetings. During this General Body meeting, we paid homage to departed soul of Manavlok’s well-wishers. Some major resolutions passed in the meeting are as follows:

In this year following articles have been purchased.

o Office furniture, o 14 CCTV cameras with equipment o Two LCD projectors.

To protect the vehicles & agriculture machines, parking shed is constructed.

Apart from these two gates are prepared by using waste material like tin and iron rods.

At the main office of the Manavlok, farmers room, two guest rooms are repaired and colored.

At sub center Patoda building and ware house (Godown) repaired and also some repair is done at Manaswini Mahila Prakalp.

Auction was conducted on 04-05-2015 to sell old vehicles Tata Manza No. MH- 44 B 1533 & ACE No. MH44 – 5564, however, due to non-receipt of desired or expected amount, the vehicles were not sold.

Mr. G. G. Randad and company Chartered Accountant, Ambajogai is appointed as auditors for the year 2015-2016

A book “Kadhi na thamblo” written by Dr. D. S. Lohiya, published and 1000 copies were printed out of that 34 are sold and 64 copies distributed as complimentary copies to the guest.

The properties at Salegoan sub-center would continue to be in the name of Dr. D. S. Lohiya as a secretary of Manavlok.

A resolution was submitted to M. C. S. S. for getting recognition of UGC under 12 (B). College has submitted the proposal to UGC through Dr. B. A. M. University Aurangabad.

A recommendation letter submitted by college to Dr. B. A. M. University Aurangabad for getting financial Assistance for infrastructure under RUSA [Rashtriya Ucchastar Shiksha Abhiyan].

A proposal was submitted to Y.C.O. University, Nashik by college to start study center.

The Diwali Incentives to the tune of Rs. 1, 92,000/- has been distributed amongst 51 workers.

A copy of budget for the year 2016-2017 is submitted to assistant charity commissioner, Beed.

To overcome the drought situation, a project Rejuvenation of Holna River commenced and effectively implemented. For financial transaction of the project a separate account was opened in State Bank of Maharashtra.

Maruti ‘Celerio’ car has been purchased for Manaswini Mahila Project.

In collaboration and with the financial assistance of ‘Caring Friends’ Mumbai, Manavlok started its first community kitchen at village Bhavthana and subsequently at other 10 drought affected villages.

As per requirement new employees are recruited.

Two motor cycles has been purchased.

Secretary is authorized to take decision regarding the salary of workers ‘on the basis of their performance.

2- Management of Institution

Since inception of Manavlok Dr. D. S. Lohiya (Founder: Manavlok, Ambajogai) is the biggest asset for our organization in guiding the team with diversified experience.

Under the dynamic leadership of Mr. Aniket D. Lohiya (Secretary, Manavlok Ambajogai) with untiring efforts and devoted works and proper guidance to his dedicated team, all the meetings, projects work, networking, etc. were

Activity Report Presented by Mr. Aniket D. Lohiya


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performed timely. The sub-sections like accounts, computer, store, training, vehicles, Help-Age, Manaswini Mahila Prakalp (Manavlok’s Women Resource Center), seven Sub-centers (Yelda, Poos, Pisegaon, Bhavthana, Patoda, Pardhewadi, Salegaon) performed appreciable co-operation in the interdependent works. Pardhewadi sub-centre is independently working under Vichardhara Sanstha.

Managmental work of the organisation is performed through various sections (Steward, Accounts, Computer, Vehicle, Stores etc.) situated and functional at Ambajogai Head Quarter. The organisation also runs ‘Jansahyog’ for monitoring and evaluating Govt.Schemes. Manswini Mahila Prakalp is an unit run by the organisation for the empowerment of women.

Presently there are 48 male and 9 female total 57 workers are working in the organisation. 13 workers are paid remuneration upto Rs.5,000/- whereas 37 workers are piad upto Rs. 10,000/-.,5 workers are paid above Rs.10,000/- as their remuneration. In this year 23 workers resigned whereas, 32 new workers have been appointed.

37 meetings of Sub-center In-charges and Section In-charges have been convened. 8 - Monthly meetings, 4 – Quarterly meetings of employees have been convened. Whereas 5 meetings of executive committee have been convened. Dr. D. S. Lohiya, Founder of Manavlok and Mr. Aniket D. Lohiya, Secretary, Manavlok, guided the executive committee in terms of planning and better execution of ongoing work.

3- Drought Relief Projects

Holna River Rejuvenation River Holna which is almost at the verge of dis-appearance flows through 13 villages situated on the border line of Kaij

and Ambajogai tehsil. Total length of the river is 28255 meters but the width of the river is variable at different places. There are 115 wells on the both sides of river. 62 bore wells are dug in the river bed. 6 Kolhapur type bunds and 5 cement nala bunds are constructed on the river. Aiming to rejuvenate the river, a transect walk was conducted along the river. For Holna River Rejuvenation Project, a meeting of villagers from 13 river-side villages, Govt. officials, social workers, was convened at Manswini Mahila Prakalp, Ambajogai. Village level meetings were also conducted at village Patoda and Hol. For this noble initiative, the villagers of Village Patoda, Palaskheda and Devla, collected public contribution of Rs.50 lakh. In the auspicious presence of the renowned Waterman of India Shri. Rajendrasinghji Rana the work of this project was started. The starting ceremony was

inaugurated with the hands of Shri B.B.Thombare, Chairman of Natural Sugar Allied. Public Re-presentatives.Officials, reporters and villagers were present at the occasion. At village Palaskheda the actual rejuvenation work of river Holna and river Khatkali was started on 13-3-2016. The inauguration of this work was taken place by Shri. Shivkumar Swami, Dy. Collector Ambajogai. Dr. D. S. Lohiya, Founder of Manavlok and Shri. Aniket Lohiya, secretary, Manavlok and villagers were present. The rejuvenation work of river Holna is in progress. Till date 10 K.M.s

Quarterly Meeting

Commencement of Holna River Rejuvenation

Holna River Rejuvenation Work Started


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work at village Patoda, Palaskheda and Devla have been completed. .

Drought Prevention and Climate Change Adaptation in Dry Belt

This initiative is implemented at kuranwadi in collaboration with Manavlok and AFARM from AWO fund. Farmers are facing famine due to climate change. To overcome this situation water & soil conservation programmes are launched under these activities, Farmers groups are formed and registered under ‘ATMA’ scheme. Apart from this groups of landless and women-headed families are formed. On 160 acre of land Compartment bonding is done.

4000 cubic meter silt has been excavated from 13 check dam. 4 new farm ponds are constructed.

For implementation of the programme 15 member committee was formed as ‘Krushak Panchayat’ The members were given training three times with each training session of two days about climate change. 14 demo plots were taken covering the demonstration of Compost farming, New Technology, Water management etc.

4 Sowing Machines (BBF) have been provided to the villagers. Farm school was organized fortnightly. Under

this program meetings of villagers for awareness and training were held.

A diagnostic and treatment camp was organized for the villagers. So also a camp for immunization of cattle was arranged.

Sowing on 20 acres has been done on the demo plots. 14 farmers have been provided with vermicomposting and equipment for irrigation. 140 job cards have been filled. 11 beneficiaries have been provided with poultry and poultry feed. 12 families have been provided goats. 14 farmers have been given dry land horticulture (90 plants each) Two days training was given to Agricultural Assistants. 9 Below Poverty line families have been given Gas connection. Three farmers have been provided help for micro irrigation.

Community Kitchen To offer better living for the

disappointed and helpless poor farmers of constantly drought affected Beed District Manavlok in association with Caring Friends, Mumbai, started community kitchens in 11 worst affected villages. Till date 1,67,264 meals have been served to the beneficiaries of 813 needy and poor families. 15047 man days labor has been made available through Shramdan performed by the beneficiaries of this activity. The implementation of this activity has been done by the village Panchayat, SHGs, Youth Forums voluntarily without remuneration. Any needy person is eligible to avail this facility of community kitchen. A capable beneficiary having age from 19 to 60 would perform at-least 5 days Shramdan in a week.

Demo Plot


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Water Accumulation Deep Trench (WADT)

As a part of creating permanent solution of

drought 9 villages under Salegaon, Pisegaon, Pus and Patoda sub centers, 1099 WADT (deep trenches) are dug. In these WADTs 164850,000 liter water can accumulate and can percolate in the soil in a season.

Help in less or eliminates soil erosion and soil from WADT can be used as a manure.

Soil and Water Conservation Work

Soil and water conservation

work launched at Kala Limbala under this activity WADTs will be made in the streams, rivulets of the village area. Inspiring from the work done in the last year, people are insisting to undertake the WADTs activity on a larger scale at their places. This will certainly increase the water level of the vicinity. On the occasion of starting the work, number of dignitaries and villagers were present.

MGNREGA :( Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employement Gurantee Act) For effective and speedy implementation of MGNEREGA Scheme, Manavalok and AFARM formed ‘Drought

Elimination Forum. On behalf of this Forum a conference on ‘Drought’ was organized. This conference was inaugurated by Mr.Umakant Dangat, Divisional Commissioner, Aurangabad.The issue of Present status of MGNEREGA and the role of NGOs has been discussed in the conference.

. Mr. Udaya patil, Dy. Commissioner of MGNERGA, Santosh Deshmukh, Deputy Collector, Mr. Prashant Nanavare, and Collector of Osmanabad participated in the event and shared their views on this subject.

From this scheme, till date, 42970 man days labor has been provided to 4132 laborers from 56 villages.

Soil and Water Conservation Work Launched at Kala Limbala

Conference Was Inaugurated by Mr. Umakant Dangat, Divisional Commissioner, Aurangabad.


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Permanent Support For Water & Soil Conservation At Drought Affected Area

With the financial assistance from Vaishnava Centre for Enlightenment America & Sadanand Trust, Mumbai, 1848 WADTs are dug in the villages under Salegon, Pisegon, Poos and Patoda subcenter. 14776 tractor trips silt has been poured in the farms of 203 farmers in nine villages.

Compartment Bunding & Desilting and Pouring Silt Compartment Bunding work was completed. On 291.51 hector land of 254 farmers at village Moha, Rajewadi and Bhavthana.

Water Conservation & Motivating Activities

At village Palaskheda, under Ideal Village Initiative and project, the work of soil and water conservation was

started. At the time of starting of the project, Dr.D.S.Lohiya, District Agricultural Officer, Beed, Sub Divisional

Agricultural Officer, Beed, Taluka Agricultural Officer, Ambajogai, Joint Secretary, Manavlok, Secretary, BHUMIKA Trust

Yelda and villagers were present.


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Hydroponic folder A shed for Hydroponic fodder Unit was prepared at Manavalok, Ambajogai and sub center Salegon.

Assistance to Women GMC Aurangabad 97 batch alumni gave 2 goats (Costing Rs.6000) each to 12 families.

Drought Circulation Camp (Dushkal Abhisaran Shibir)

A camp on “Dushkal Abhisaran Shibir” was organized by Manavlok in association with Yashwantrao Chavan

Prathishthan. Dr. D. S. Lohiya, Mr. B. B. Thombre, Dr. Deepa tai Kshrisagar, Shri Datta Bal Saraf Mr. Padmbhushan

Deshpande, Shri Abhijit Jondhale, Mr. Aniket Lohiya participated in this camp.

Group Weddings for the Drought Affected Farmers


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The wedding for the children of DROUGHT affected farmers were arranged by combined efforts of Manavlok and Vasundhara Pratishthan Ambajogai City. On this auspicious day 16 couples got married in the presence of thousands of people. Among these, 15 couples were married in Hindu Custom and one couple was in Muslim Custom. In this function, both the Bride and Bridegroom were provided all the requirement of marriage ceremony (i.e. attires and rings, priest, etc) by the organizer. Basic daily requirements of family like utensils, etc. were gifted to these 16 married couple.

3- Krushak Panchayat Self-Help Group MANAVLOK initiated many projects for farmers to uplift their socio-economic and formed Krushak Panchayat

(Farmers’ Club) during 1983. There were around 30,000 members. For these member we created awareness and given training on agriculture development (which is related to GAP), watershed development (community-wells, check-dams, CCT, compartment bunding, land renovation, plantation, bore wells, bio-gas), sanitation, government schemes, etc. This Krushak Panchayat has changed into SHGs during 2006. Through this activity we could see much progress in the community and the beneficiaries also slowly developed socially and economically. And we are happy to say that due to development the number of members of KPs/SHGs is decreasing slowly. Also it creates self-confidence and leadership among the vulnerable groups of society. Now many persons of this group become leader in the community like Gram Panchayat Members, Cooperative Society’s Members, etc.

Presently we are focusing on the marginal farmers to make them be free from money lenders. These marginal farmers are finding financial difficulties to buy seed and fertilizers for agriculture activities. They have no accessibility of agriculture loan from bank due to several reasons. Therefore they tend to fall into the trap of money lenders. As per the requirement of these marginal farmers we provided seeds and fertilizers of a sum of amount Rs. 10000 to Rs. 17500 approximately per beneficiary for one Percent (1%) as administrative charge per annum. Without recovery officer the capital amount recovered 100% successfully. This activity is continuing smoothly.

We have Self Help groups. It focusing on different developmental activities or programmes as per the requirements of the groups’ members. We have networking and linkages with different governmental departments and banks in assessing the programme/schemes in order to reach to right beneficiaries. This year Rs. 7682019.00 distributed among 1087 members for seeds & fertilizers.

The details of distribution are shown in the table:

Sub-Centers Wise Groups of Krushak Panchayats-2015-16

Sl. No. Sub-centre Villages Self Help Groups

Members Distribution of amount in rupees

1 Patoda 09 23 236 15,74,257

2 Pisegaon 08 20 225 18,09,937

3 Poos 05 11 102 6,02,879

4 Yelda 07 17 183 8,60,455

5 Salegaon 12 33 335 27,56,160

6 Ambajogai 01 01 06 78,331

Total 42 105 1087 76,82,019


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SHG Members Training

Training for president and secretary of krushak

panchayat SHG was conducted on 19th

may 2015. In this

training, the information regarding soil testing was

provided. Mr. Anandmargi Swami, Mr. Lalasaheb Agale

Mr. Patil, Dr. D. S. Lohiya were resource persons for the

training.

5- Dialog with Farmers on Cropping Pattern. On 20

th May, a programme on cropping Pattern was organized by ADM Company. In this programme ‘Zelora’

company provided a detailed information right from sowing, protection from various insects, and cultivation.

6- Liquid Fertilizer A program for promoting Liquid Fertilizers was organized by Manavlok in collaboration with KRBHCO and

Baliraja Sahkari Grahak Bhandar Ltd. In this program Prof. Gutte sir, Agricultural Academician, Shri Unthwale, Divisional

Manager, KRBHCO, Aurangabad, Mr.Patil, District Manager,Beed guided in the program regarding the crop of cotton

and soya bean. The students, who secured merit rank in the 12th

Examination, have been felicitated in the same

program.

7-Manaswini Mahila Prakalp (MMP)


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Manaswini Mahila Prakalp is a Women`s wing of Manavlok, runs separately for the cause of violence and discrimination against women since 1984. In the reporting period the undertaken programmes and activities are as follow:

SHELTER HOME In the reporting year, 16 needy women were given shelter in our Dilasa Graha. They were provided medical as

well as legal aid. They were assisted with psychological support and they made aware of the required law to take their own decision.

FREE LEGAL AID AND GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL CENTER

Free Legal aid & Counseling Centre: In the reporting year we received 118 cases of violence against women and dispute in the family. 47 cases were compromised and settled. 9 matters were referred to court. In three cases compromise has been done by the court orders. Seven notices served through Advocate/Lawyer to the accused. Regular visit of our Legal advisor was remarkable. We recorded that Cases are registered from all over Marathwada regions.

GENDER EQUALITY PROJECT

This project is funded by SWISSAID. Under this project many activities were taken like workshop, agitation march meeting of Sajag Gram Samiti, awareness programme etc. Liquor costing Rs 4800/- was caught by women activists of Waghala. Aplication for ‘Darubandi’ was submitted into Ambajogai police station. State level workshop on Vishakha Samiti was organised at Ambajogai Similarl, 42 programms were conducted in which Doctors, nurses advocates, protection officers, police patils, college going students, youths were participated.

Project co-ordinator prof. Arundhati Patil

conducted such programmes into 31 villeges in this duration. Petra Madam and Sneha Girdhari from SWISSAID visited to Manaswini Mahiala Prakalp and observed the work in progress. Jayatai Sagade, Prasanna Innawali, Shirisha Sathe from ILS law college visited to Manaswini Mahila Prakalp and discussed on counseling and other methods of resolving such issues. Shri Dharmendra & Sneha Giridhari took meeting on “Reducing distress of drought communities in

region of Maharashtra phase I”. They visited to Sonawala & Chichkhandi. Dr. Ahankari from Hallo Medical Foundation also visited to Manaswini Mahila Prakalp. WORKSHOP ON GENDER EQUALITY On 24

th & 25

th November 2015 this workshop was conducted at

Manaswini Mahila Prakalp. Violence against women, gender inequality, patriarchy, property issues were discussed. Shri. Milind Chavan from Masum Organization Pune was resource person for this workshop. Different games, group discussion & films were shown which expressed the gender issue and secondary status of women in society. On 24

th & 25

th November capacity

building workshop also conducted for social workers. POLICE MITRA (WORKSHOP) KARYASHALA

Manaswini Mahila Prakalp, Manavlok’s college of social sciences and S. P.

office Beed have jointly organized this police mitra karyashala especially for women and girl students. Shri. Anil Paraskar (S. P.) Beed was the chief guest of this workshop. He expressed the need of social attention on women issues. To reduce the distance between police and common man was the purpose of this workshop. Those who are really interested to work on social issue and to co-operate with police system will be


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provided identity cards. It will help for women empowerment. Anil paraskar (S. P. Beed) assured that police will always co-operate with you. LATE SUBHADRABAI KALDATE GIRLS HOSTEL 23 girl students were benefited by hostel in this year. Rs.7000/- is charged per year as hostel fees. From the month of June Savitri Mahila Udyog provides mess facility for the girl students.

WORLD WOMEN DAY ‘Mahila Melwa’ was conducted jointly by Manaswini Mahia Prakalp, Jansahyog and Astitwa Mahila Vyaspeeth. Three women were honored; who are working in such field which is traditionally male dominated.

8- Education and Training EKLAWYA TRAINING CENTER SALEGAON:- 15 girls have participated in tailoring training at Salegaon center. RUNZUN BAL MANDIR:- (BALWADI) At present 38 children are admitted in this Balwadi. To make them understand about good traditions and festivals, Dindi, Gopal kala, fancy dress like programmes are arranged at Balwadi. Yearly Get together was conducted on 29

th February 2016. In this program children performed

dance on 14 songs. Shrimati Revatitai More was chief guest of this programme. MANAVLOK COLLEGE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AMBAJOGAI 40 admissions for the 1

st year have been completed. As per the proposal sent to Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar

Marathawad University, Aurangabad, the sanction has been sought for 10 percent increased admissions.

Life Insurance cover has been offered to 83 students. Under Orientation Visit Program included in M.S.W. first session, visits to the institutions in Latur District were arranged. Test exams, internal exams and University exams are taken. On behalf of Students Welfare Department of university Late Vasantraoji Kale Swabhiman Shikshan Yojana was implemented in the college. 10 students have been provided help through this scheme.

In college campus, student-parent-teacher-management

meet was organized. Shree Chavan sir was chief guest of this programme. Prof. Sudhakar Gosavi. Shree Manoharraoji Kakade, Dr. D. S. Lohiya (Babuji) Shree Aniketji Lohiya (secretary Manavalok) and other dignitaries were present on this occasion. Students from our college visited to “Samudayik Annachatra” i.e. community Kitchen program run by Manavlok organization. Gandhi Research foundation Jalgaon organized Gandhi Vichar Sanskar Pariksha where 74 students from our college participated. 60 students took active participation in ASER survey conducted into

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On the occasion of 125th

birth anniversary of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar a programme was organized where Dr. Nagorao Kumbhar addressed to students and gave his valuable educational guidance.

One day workshop for SHG women on Human Right protection

Act awareness was jointly organized by Asst. Commissioner, social justice and empowerment office Beed and Manavloks College of social sciences Ambajogai. In this workshop Pro. Archanatai more Pune, Ushatai Darade (ex. MLC), Shree Nilesh More DYSP, Shree R.M. Shinde Asst. Commissioner, social welfare were participated and gave their valuable guidance. On the occasion of University foundation Day University flag By Shree Manoharraoji Kakade Guruji. On this occasion writing skill development workshop was organized. Personality development

workshop also organized. Shree Shaligram Bhandari was chief guest of this programme. Manavlok College of social sciences and Manswini Mahila Prakalp jointly organized police mitra workshop for women and girls. Shri Anil Paraskar (S.P. Beed), Shri Ramnivas Zanwar (C.o. Ambajogai Munipal) Dr. Nitin Chate (S.R.T. medical college & Hospotal), Shiri Shrirang Poul PI Ambajogai were dignitaries present for this workshop. Milind Panpatl Deputy Director of Water commissioner Nagpur visited to Manavlok College of social sciences Ambajogai and he gave valuable information and knowledge about water conservation. He expresses the need of ancient water resources preservation and accordingly work done efforts made by administration. To motivate students for competitive exams, a workshop was organized in college. Prof. Shahapurkar sir and Mr. Anand Landge from Kirti classes gave guidance to students. Waterman (Paaniwale Baba) Dr. Rajendrasinghji Rana gave his valuable guidance on water conservation and need of river preservation. Constitution day was celebrated Dr. Sudhakar Kamble from Hutatma Pansare college Arjapur Tq. Biloli was chief guest of this programme. 22

nd University name extension day also celebrated in college study tour was arranged

in West Maharashtra, reputed NGO, and industries were visited. NATIONAL CONFERENCE The ideology of Mahatma Phule and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar was the theme of this National conference. This programme was inaugurated by Dr. Mahendra Central University Gulbarga. Prof. P.G. Jogdand, Dr. D. S. Lohiya (Babuji) and other dignitaries also present and participated in this national conference. Smarnika (Notes) of this conference was published. One day workshop on Vishakha Samiti also conducted. Dr.Kranti Jurkar, Mumbai & Shrimati Ashatai Bhise (ex-member of State women commission) gave their valuable guidance. Three days’ workshop on ‘Dushkalashi Jhunz’ fighting against drought was conducted ICSSR New Delhi has given fund (8 Lakh) for research on ‘Muslim girl’s education’ An Analytical study of socio-economic and cultural Barriers at rural area of Beed District, Maharashtra.

PARIVARTAN PROJECT

Programme on occasion of Ramjan Eid and parent’s meet were arranged. 35 tree plantations were made. Health camp organized; in which 170 villagers were participated Gram Swachta Abhiyan also conducted with peoples Participation.


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9- JANSAHYOG: Public Development Through Public Initiative

Total 35 applications and notices were given to various government departments like C. O. Nagarppa, Tahshil etc. on various public causes for example Beautification of Tathagat Chowk, e-Suvidha center, Seeking list of D.R.D. etc. 10 different gatherings (community organization) conducted for implementation of various government schemes. Jansahyog helped people to get 644 different certificates. 708 applications were submitted to the concerned authority for seeking benefit of SHRAVANBAL and Sanjay Gandhi Niradhar Scheme. 46 applications were submitted for getting BPL Ration cards and out of that 36 ration cards have been sought. The matter is being pursued for getting remaining ration cards. 625 visits have been paid for various public causes to the concerned Govt. offices. Unutilized food gathered from the ceremonies and functions held at Manavlok and used clothes collected through Jansahyog were distributed among slum dwellers.

Dongar Vikas Kruti Samiti and Jansahyog jointly organized a Mega Meet for seeking Drought Declaration by Government. In these Mega Meet 3500 residents from hilly area participated. Dr. D. S. Lohiya, Shri Aniketji Lohiya, Kapase Guruji, Kakde Guruji, Executive Member, Manavlok, Shyam Sarwade addressed this Mega Meet. KOJAGIRI was celebrated at Jansahyog. Shree Rajkishor Modi, Shree Manoj Lakhera, corporaters, advocates, journalists and nearly 200 social workers were present.

7 women were given benefit of Rs. 20,000/- through Kutumb Arth Sahay Yojana. Timely intervention of Jansahyog made an agent to return Rs.1000/- to an innocent lady worker Smt. Kaushalaya Dattatray which he had taken from the women for helping her to get the

benefit of the Govt. scheme. Awareness programme on occasion of Sankranti was conducted. 80 women participated the event. 182 families from Bhawathana, Kuranwadi, Yelda, villages which was economically backward were given grocery kit by Caring Friends.

Jansahyog is in touch with the Domestic Workers Association. The strength of the members of this association

has increased to 1500. 174 forms from the members of this association have been submitted to Maharashtra Domestic Workers Welfare Board, Beed. 9 women in the age group of 55-60 and who are registered as Domestic Workers have been given a cheque each amounting to Rs.10, 000/- at Jansahyog by Dr.D.S.Lohiy, Shri Ankushdada Kaldate and Shri Avinash Mudegaonkar.

8

th Anniversary Day of Domestic Workers Association was observed on the eve of 1

st May ‘World Workers Day’

600 Women Domestic Workers were present at this moment. Shri Rajkumar Ghayal, Union Leader Beed guided the mob. DESTITUTE (NIRADHAR ) GATHERING (MELAWA). In view of avoiding delay in getting benefits of SHRAVANBAL and Sanjay Gadhi Yojana, a gathering was arranged, 5000 people participated in this gathering. 7 women were given a cheque amounting to Rs. 20,000/- each under Rashtriya Kutumb Arth Sahaya Yojna.


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TRANING CENTER AND MONITORING RELATED

A contract with District Agriculture Officer has been signed under which Manavlok will work as District Resource Organization for the year 2015-16. Final evaluation of water shed area in 3 villages of Majalgaon Taluka, 1 village of Georai taluka and 3 villages in Wadwani taluka in the jurisdiction of Panchayat Samiti Beed under HARIYALI has been done. Shri Lalasaheb Agale, Joint Secretary Manavlok, attended a training session organized by BIRD Lakhnow and YUVAMITRA Sinnar. He also attended a meeting regarding DRO at Beed and Review Meeting held at Yashda Pune. Shaikh Imran, Community Organizer Manavlok attended 10 days training on Agricultural Management.

Two training sessions on ‘Organizational Management and Orientation of Govt. Schemes ‘for IWMP Members was organized. 6 marriage ceremony, 2 conferences, 2 workshops and several meetings were held in the training center building and its campus.

10- HEALTH DEPARTMENT Community based monitoring and evaluation, district Beed. Two meetings were held under the guidance of C. E. O. Beed. As well as two meetings under the guidance of president of health department of z. p. Beed were held 7 meeting were taken for reviewing the programme at taluka level. As per the guidance of B. D. O. Taluka Takrar Niwaran Sahayyata Gat were constituted, one meeting of this Sahayyata Gat was executed, 12 officers have participated. Social auditing of the Patient Welfare Fund at PHC Bhavthana and Pimpalner PHC was carried out. SOCIAL AWARENESS AT RURAL LEVEL: Social awareness programme conducted in 54 villages out of 70 villages from Ambajogai & Beed Taluka.Total 2928 people participated in the form of street play, morning rally, Meeting and through health awareness program. Social workers of Manavlok organization have attended 70 meetings conducted on issues like, health, nutrition, water supply, cleanliness etc. Total 24 meetings were conducted at 8 Taluka PHCs. Information about various health services and facilities were collected from PHCs, rural hospitals and from Dhanora rural hospital and it was published at every PHC. In this activity total 410 members of health committee participated. Taluka level Jansunwai programme conducted in Beed Taluka where 178 villages participated. DISTRICT LEVEL ‘JANSANWAD’ Jansanwad programme was executed in the presence of senior officers of Ambajogai Taluka, where issues about health, education, Anganwadi, water supply, ration were discussed and resolved. Total 159 representatives have participated.

Various government offices, hospitals were visited, through

CBM programme. Various issues were raised; accordingly 42 applications were given to Health ministers, public representatives and to government officials. 5 PHCS and Dhanora & Ghatnandur rural hospital has nominated Manavlok social worker on their respective ‘Rugn Kalyan Samiti’. Mahila Gram Sabha was conducted and ANM’s training was arranged on health issue. Programmes were conducted for adolescent girls and their health issues.


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Health camp was organized at Village Bhavthana on the occasion of Mother’s Day. In this camp 85 pregnant women from villages and 110 children’s health checkup was done. Banners which expressed the guarantee about health facility given by government were published at every PHC and its sub centers. IBP PROJECT There is provision of transferring 5% of total salary of district level as a fund for hospitals expenditure. On this complicated provision of Maharashtra government Sathi sanstha Pune and Manavlok Santha Ambajogai are jointly conducting a study programme. NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS ERADICATION PROGRAM (DOTS)

Total 11 patients were found under medical treatment. Out of that 6 patients are cured. Still 5 patients are under medical treatment world TB Day was observed at Poos sub center, Where 35 people participated. SURVEY OF ANGANWADI

40 Anganwadies in Ambajogai city were surveyed. Many issues were noticed like non-availability of building, weighing machine. Visit book was not available or updated, absence of cleanliness etc. In presence of C. 0 Ambajogai and servants meeting was held and above issues were discussed. IMPROVEMENTS OF POOS SUB CENTER THROUGH PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

On 16

th Oct. 2015 a programme named ‘Jhunz

Dushkalashi’ fighting against drought was taken. Smt. Kasturatai Waghmare (member of Panchayat Samiti) Dr. D. S. Lohiya, Dr. Laxman More (THO Ambajogai) Dr. Balasaheb Lomte THO Parali and members of CBM committees were present. Villagers collected fund of Rs.43652/- Padmavati Vruksh Mandal donated one table and four chairs, Jay Maharashtra Ganesh Mandal donated nebulizer, sachin Gourshette donated Doplaar machine, Sumati Medical donated medicines worth Rs. 1500/- Dipak Digambar Pujari

donated sintex water tank, Shrimati kasturatai Waghmare member Panchyaat Samiti donated cement tank, and Jay Bhawani Ganesh Mandal donated one Bed for patient. Caring friends donated medicines worth Rs. 60,000/- to this health center run by Poos sub-center of Manavlok organization. On every Saturday doctor is available at OPD from 9.00 am to 5.00 pm Total 3880 patients took benefit of OPD in the duration of 22

nd Oct. to 31

st March 2016. 12 deliveries were conducted successfully.

AMBULANCE: This helped to above patients total Rs.2410/- fair of ambulance is deposited.

HELP FOR HEALTH / EDUCATION/ HOUSING AIDS

Sl. No. Name M/F Village Reason Amount/kinds

1 Kamal Dagdu Pawar F Patoda Serious Sickness 3000 2 Govind Goroba Demgunde M Poos Serious Sickness 3000 3 Symsundar Balasahec Poul M Chaturwadi Serious Sickness 3000 4 Balasaheb Udhav Sonwane M Kumbsphal Serious Sickness 3000 5 Surekha Gujar F KolKanadi Serious Sickness 4000 6 Anisoddin Sayyad M Ambajogai Serious Sickness 3000 7 Sagarbai Govind Rupnar F Mamadapur P. Serious Sickness 3000 8 S. D. Gitte M Ambajogai Serious Sickness 5000 9 Kapse Madhukar Raghoba M Bhavthana Serious Sickness 3000 10 S. V. Gitte M Talni Education 5000 11 Gangadhar Konarde M Ambajogai Education 15000 12 Sanjivani Khandu Bhure F Sangaon Education 10268


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13 Sangita More F Sangaon Education 10268 14 Manisha Uttamrao Karad F Ambajogai Education Advance 50000 15 Zilha Parisad School Yelda Education Fan 9090 16 Zilha Parisad School Asardova Education Carpet 12000 17 Zilha Parisad School Bhavthana Education Projector 27500 18 Asruba Limbaji Bansode M Dongar Pimpla Housing Aid 19 Help From Mauresh Group Education

11- Child Line Manavlok organization is working as nodal agency for Beed Child Line. Meetings of child line team members were held at Yuva Gram Office. One visit was given to collector office and the issue of Sugaon case was discussed with him. Rally was arranged against the mal-tradition of child labor. The little girl named Nikita Chandne was in Belgaon Child line; her parents were helped to meet her native place in Beed district.The information of Child line is uploaded on the web sites of police administration. Various skill and art competitions were held under the programme. Prize distribution was held on ‘Children’s Day’.

12-Farm Mechanisation (Accessibility of Farm Equipment’s to Small Land holders)

The concept of “Farm Mechanisation” for the “Accessibility of Farm Equipment to Small Land holders” was

sprouted while dealing with socio-economic issues among marginal and small land holding farmers. Agriculture operations are usually considered as manual labor work/activity mostly in rural part of India. The system of agriculture manual labor outcomes ineffective production/yield crops due to inability of timely performed activity for instance, late-sowing, late-weeding, late-harvesting, etc. However, there are scanty availability of labors and excessive expenditure on labor. Therefore, farmers especially among the marginal and small land holding farmers have immense problems in rural areas. In Dist. Beed of Maharashtra State, Majority of the population among farmers are marginal and small land holding farmers. As far as their socio-economic status is concerned they are not in a position to bear the capital cost of the agriculture equipment’s. Lack of acceptance of the modern technology to implement in day to day activity among farmers is also a great challenge. Due to this even the rich farmers do not access farm mechanization. This project targets not only to poor farmers but also the rich farmers for creating sensitivity and awareness among all farmers about the requirement of change in agriculture tradition for positive productivity and sustainable agriculture. Lack of awareness about using of agriculture technology among rural population is one of the causes which lead to poverty among farmers.

Activities under “Farm Mechanisation” during April 2015 to March 2016

Name of the Activities Total Beneficiaries Total area Covered (in Acres)

Ploughing 67 145.91

Cultivators 04 14.30

Rotavator 24 52.10

Sowing with (BBF) seed drillers 34 110.2

Boom Spraying 03 25

Harvesting 39 105.30

Laser land leveller 10 22

JCB 96 491.54 Hour

Transporting income Rs. 287935.00


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13-Processing Units Under Salegaon sub-center there are Snehadhara oil mills, Dal Mill, Flour Mill, Chili powder machine. Through its service charges Rs.237592/- are earned.

14- Store/Purchase/Sale Vehicles and various articles for departments of Manavlok were purchased to the tune of Rs.1445896/- Bhangar (waste material) was sold of Rs.7540/- Under RSM store, toilet commodes were sold of Rs.14555/-

15- Vehicle Department At present organization have 9 four wheelers, 4 two wheelers, two tractors, two trolley, Rotavator, Laser Land Leveler Boom Spray, Harvester, two JCB machines. Fuel and maintenance expenditure is Rs. 558090/- (without considering Harvester and JCB machine.) Total income through rental charges of these machinery are Rs.174279/- Two JCB machines, two wheeler and one car is purchased during this reporting year.

16- Important Programs Manavlok’s 33

rd foundation Day was celebrated on 1

st

April 2015. Shree Namdev Nannavare C.E.O. Z. P. Beed, shree Rajendra Pawar president Baramati Krushi Vikas Pratisthan and many other dignitaries were present on this occasion. The book “Kadhi Na Thambalo” written by Dr. D. S. Lohiya (Babuji) was published. The rewards for meritorious students from Manavlok College were given through the fund deposited through amount of various rewards given to Dr. D. S. Lohiya and Shaila Lohiya. Thus Matru-Pitru Smruti awards were given to first and second rank holder students of Manavlok’s College of Social Sciences.

Had-Anahad

The film “Had-Anahad” was shown to all Manavlok’s social workers and other villagers on 01/06/2015. It is on biography of Saint Kabira. Senior Author Shree Rangnathji Tiwari and Vinod Rapatwar from jain Irrigation were present on this occasion.


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Second Memorial Day of Dr.Shaila Lohiya(BHABHI)

On 24

th July 2015 second Memorial Day of Dr.Shaila

Lohiya (bhabhi) was celebrated. In her memory “Dr. Shaila Lohiya women study center” was inaugurated by the hands of Smt.Ulka Mahajan,Senior Social Worker,Sarvhara Andolan, Raigad. Dr. Suresh Khursale was president of this programme. Shree Ashokraoji Deshmukh, President Manavlok, Shri Aniketji Lohiya (secretary manavlok), Dr. Arundhati Patil co-ordinator Manaswini Mahila Prakalp and many journalist & dignitaries were present on this occasion. The programme started with the song sung by Kum.Isha Lohiya.This study center will be

available throughout the year without any fees. There are number of books related with U.P.S.C. & M.P.S.C. Modern study center, reading room, library internet facility etc, services are available in this center. There are 11 newspapers, 25 weeklies/magazines; along with that 1390 books are there. 90 girls have benefited by the center.

World Senior Citizens Day

On 1st

Oct. World Senior Citizens Day was celebrated. 1500 aged women and man participated in this programme. Shree Namdev Tilekar,Tahshildar Ambajogai gave information about various government scheme; at the same time he warned to keep distance from agents. Shree Jagatkar, shree Datta Ambekar journalist, Dr. D. S. Lohiya founder Manavlok, Shree Lalasaheb Agale Joint secretary Manavlok and other dignitaries were present at this time. Dr. Prakash Jadhav principal Manavlok’s College of Social Sciences provided breakfast on this occasion to all participants.

Livelihood Kit Distribution On Occasion of Diwali

On 7th

November 2015 this kit was given to those who are needy and have suffered through drought. With the help of Caring Friends Manavlok arranged this programme. Widows, aged, destitute, economically backward 250 families were given this kit Dr. Nitin Chate, Prof. Bhumbe, Shree Aniket Lohiya, Shree Ramrao Ade-Sarpanch Kuranwadi, Shree Balabhim Kundgar Deuty Sarpanch and villagers in big number were present at this time.

Felicitation Of Shri Shantosh Gitte (wrestler)

State level Judo competition was executed at Nanded. Where Santosh Vaman Gitte won gold medal.

Monavlok felicitated him on his grand success. Shree Aniket Lohiya secretary Manavlok appreciated his efforts. Shree Govind Gitte-Police constable and many other villagers were present for this felicitation.

Co-ordinating Organizations With the initiative of Manavlok Vichardhara organization is established. The office premises of Paradhewadi subscenter is given to Vichardhara for use and work accordingly.


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17-Donars: Individual /Agencies Sr. No Individual / Agencies Donor for Projects Place Amount (in Rs.)

1 Caring Friends, Give Foundation, India Value Found & other

Mumbai 19620550

2 Swiss Aid Switzerland 1734324

3 NHM Mumbai 979776

4 ICSSR Delhi 180000

5 Vaishnava Centre for Enlightenment USA 1322515

6 ADM Care USA 4192929

7 Sadanand Trust India Ahamadabad 600000

8 KRBHKO Beed 25000

9 D.R.O. Beed 142800

10 ATMA Beed 25000

11 Peoples Contribution Patoda 2200000

12 Peoples Contribution Pargaon 116325

13 S.S.M. Sagroli 612000

14 G.M.C. (Mr. Nitin Chate) Aurangabad 120000

15 Dr. D. S. Lohiya Ambajogai 100000

16 Periodontal federation (Mr. Narendra Kale) Mumbai

18- Economical Sources of the Organization The available resources of the organization are used at optimum level. Kalyan Mandapam, training center, computer system, L.C.D. projector, Xerox machine, building, storage, farming and through equipment Rs. 15,30,155 are earned.

19- New Proposals

1. Rejuvenation of Holna River 2. Help-age 3. Rejuvenation of Barren Land by using silt from dams 4. WADT to accumulate rain water in the vicinity. 5. Roof Water Harvesting 6. Livelihood 7. Information regarding Bank Defaulters in two villages under Manavlok Project Area was sent to Mayuresh

Group Mumbai. 8. Manavlok’s Profile information was uploaded on the web site of SAMAN 9. Necessary scanned Documents were sent to Give India. 10. A Proposal regarding Draught Relief was sent to Shrikumar Poddar.

20- Special News

Shree Aniketji Lohiya,Seceretory Manavlok participated in the Water Week Conference held at Stockholm during the period 21 August 2015 to 1 Sept.2015.


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21-Other Information Through daily activities and shramdan, Manavloik premises are keeping clean and tidy. National Republic Day, National Freedom Day, Haydrabad Mukti Sangram Day, Maharashtra Day flag was raised in Manavlok campus. On these various occasions Runzun Balwadi Manaswini Mahila Prakalp, Manavlok’s social worker, well-wishers, executive members, students of Manavlok College were present on this occasion. Along with this both anniversaries of Mahatma Gandhi, Lokmanya Tilak, Annabhu Sathe, Lal Bahaddur Shastri, Savitribai Phule, and Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar were celebrated. Homage paid to Late Devakibai Lohiya, Late Adv. Eknathrao Awhad, Late Dr. APJ Abudul Kalam, and Late Nagnathappa Thonte.

Shree Sapkal from North Maharashtra University came and joined Manavlok for Block placement training.Farmers from Salegaon sub center area was sending for 3 days study tour to Jain Irrigation (Jain Hill) Jalgaon. 477 calenders of Rashtra Seva Dal were sold.

Farming Soya bean sowed in the farm of Manavlok Premises 28 trees of Sitafal were planted behind Art center Agricultural income is Rs.56824/-

Shri Aniketji Lohiya, Secretary Manavlok participated in the National CSR Summit Partnering the National Agenda, held at New Delhi on 29

April, 2015.

Shri Aniketji Lohiya, Secretary, Manavlok participated in India Level Soya Bean Debate held at Bhopal


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Building maintenance

Bore wells are taken at Head office, Manaswini Mahila Prakalp Shetkari Niwas and store was repaired and colored, tin shed is built for vehicle and for putting agriculture equipment under it. Patoda sub-center is also renewed building, store rooms are repaired and fencing did around it.

22-ART CENTER

Today there is lot of scope for handicrafrt handmade articles are sold at high price. Like flower pot, Murals are used in big hotels and in bungalows. So with the purpose of introducing these articles and with this art a program was conducted for school going children. In summer vacation also such programs of art teaching were conducted at Art center.

23-Visits at-Manavlok

Shri Rajendrashih Rana, Mr. Pasha Patel ex MLA, Mr.Namdev Nannavre C.E.O. Beed, Rajendra Pawar Baramati, Prof Shyam Agale, Ms. Commandor Rupa Shaha, Mr. Samundra Gupta Tutalminds, Kulkarni & V. P. Devare from Marathwada Gramin Bank Ambajogai, Team of Anandmargi Swami, Shree Shenoy ADM CARE, Shree Vinod Rapatwar- Jain Irrigation Shree Untwale, Shree Patil- Krubhico, Prof Gutte, Shree Bhatane Agri Suprentendant Beed, Ashatai Bhise- State Commission for women, Anant Pawar, Jayatai Sagade, Prasanna Innwale, Ajit Vispute PSI Parali police station. Prof. and students from sain Jwes college Mumbai, Sangita Thombare MLA, Hemantrao Takale MLA, Shree Dattabal Saraf & Yeshwantrao Pratisthan, Shree Popatrao Pawar, President of Adarsh gav Yojna, Shree Milind Panpatil-Deputy Direcdtor government of India.


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Mr. Rajendrasinghji Rana & Dr. Dwarkadas Lohiya Mr. Yogendra Yadavji

Mr. Popatrao Pawar & Mr. Aniket Lohiya Ms. Petra Madam

Mr. Prakash Shenoy


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President of the organization, board of directors, members, social workers, members of Krushak Panchayat self-help group, co-ordinator organizations and many well withers and donors helped directly or indirectly to execute this work. Due to their support I could do this. I give thanks to all and conclude this report covering the period 1

st April

2015 to 31 March 2016. I expect approval from you thanking you.

Yours faithfully,

Secretary Aniket D. Lohiya

Manavlok, Ambajogai.


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ACHIEVEMENTS or SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES for the Period 1ST

April 1982 to 31st

March 2016

A- SUPPORT FOR AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT:

SL. NO. ACTIVITIES VILLAGES BENEFICIARIES

1

Seeds and fertilizer distribution (Farmers who receive advances for agricultural input)

151 9927

Distribution of fertilizers in drought prone area 1 770

2 A forestation (community land over 75 acres) till 1997 22 115181 (plants)

3 Fruit tree till 1997 22 16411 (plants)

4 Plant distribution to farmers (individual) till 1997 34 625

5 Nurseries (1991 to 1997) 4 25000 (capacity)

6 Experimental farming 3 25 (acres)

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Community Lift-units (groups) formed

a Electric motors (365 groups) till 1997 105 1863

b Pipeline supports 109 2854

c Medium lift irrigation scheme – 18 14 191

8 No. of soil samples tested 22 1751

9 Green house (5000 sq.ft.) 1 --

10 Support for sprinkler till 1997 10 138

11 Drip irrigation till 1997 5 5

12 Nydep and Compost pits till 1997 37 385

13 Support for Organic farming till 20 44

B- SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION

SL. NO.

ACTIVITIES VILLAGES BENEFICIARIES

1 New community dug wells 106 628 wells

2 Check Dams and Farm Ponds 51 279

3 Overflows 41 178

4 De-silting of old well 91 1391

5 Mini Watershed development on acres 81 30344 acres

6 Work Opportunity Created (Person Days) 145 1333016

7 Land under irrigation for Rabi crop 104 12000 (Acres)

8 Repairing of well in drought prone area 1 1

9 Ruf water Harvesting in Drought prone area 10 All villagers

10 CCT for villages in drought prone area (78 places) 17 All villagers

Water Accumulating Deep Trenches (WADTs) -- 1848 9 All villagers

11 Drinking water pipeline (5000 ft) for drought prone area villages 1 All villagers

12 River Rejuvenation 3 10 KM

13 Desilting and Pouring Silt 9 14776

C-INCOME GENERATING PROGRAM

1 Support to supplementary income schemes 105 5614

D- WOMENS IMPOWERMENT PROGRAM (1984 TO 2013)


1 Shelter home (Dilasagraha)- women assisted 340

2 Family Counseling and free legal aid centre 5418

3 Cases settled through our counseling centre 2357

4 Rallies and seminars conducted for problem awareness 266

5 Workshops on various issues 60

6 Conventions for adolescent girls 22

7 Women Krushak Panchayat (agri. Groups) till 1997 15 345

8 Thrift group (small saving group = SHG) 885 groups 62 9000 approx.

9 DWACRA GROUP (Dev. Of women and children in Rural ) Areas 1997 12 132

10 Exposure trips (for farmers, women, children and girls) 1997 30 1687


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E- EDUCATION:


1 Balwadi’s (kindergardens) 37 1557

2 Study centre – boys till 1997 24 960

3 Study centre - girls till 1997 11

4 Play grounds and recreations centre till 1997 35 1400

5 Balkrida Melawe till 1997 (15 amps) 22 900

6 Non formal educational groups (age 9 to 14) till 1997 09 175

7 Music classes till 1997 06 60

8 Social Work certificate course till 1997 01 20

9 Sports competitions for youth 1997 30 42 (compi.)

10 Youth groups till 1997 40 800

11 Hostel facility (food and shelter) for girls and boys 878

12 Manavlok College of Social Science (MSW) 761 (students)

13 Manavlok Home Science College ( B.H.Sc.) 354

14 Training SGSY group till 1997 192

15 MNGO, DLM, Panchayat Raj 5 (Districts)

16 Training

A Self Help Group (2006-2008) 65 2920

B Skill Training (2006-2008) 196

C Watershed development training 5 Districts 19838

D K.R.C. (2006-2008) 1570

E Panchayat member training Beed Dist. 740

Education for Orientation to early childhood 25

Help for Education 9 10

F- HEALTH PROGRAM:


1 Dias training for home delivery till 1997 35 55

2 Home deliveries conducted by trained till 1997 35 8644

3 Family planning cases referred and operated till 1997 55 2078

4 Nutrition programs for children and women 6 454

5 Diagnostic camps/Acupuncture till 1997 184

6 Preventive treatment of night blindness till 1997 30 7528

7 Cataract operations Conducted 1445

8 Pathology lab till 1997 1 125

9 Support to Handicapped

Jaypur foot and calipers 883

Distribution of Tricycles 100

10 Paraplegic center (up to 97) 1 15

11 Survey conducted

Pulse polio 105

Dental (till 1997) 1 500 students

12 Support to old disabled (food and cloths) 33 406

14 Acupuncture treatment (6 camps) till 1997 06 2964

15 Help for serious Patients 63

749

Help for Patients (in project area & Staff)

20 Cancer detection camp till 1997 06 451

21 Treatment of DOT

426

22 RCH (Reproductive Child Health) 36 All villages

23 CBM - Jansanvad 35 villages

24 CBM - workshop 17 56 villages

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G- CATTLE CAMPS:

SL. No.

Year Cattle camp Cattle per day Ben. Farmers

1 1985 2 1500 750

2 1986 87 5000 1000

3 1992 13 4472 1321

4 2012 3 Help for 3 cattle camps (for human and cattle) in drought prone area

4 Village covered 46 10972

H- SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROGRAMS MOTIVATED BY MANAVLOK:

SL. NO ACTIVITIES NUMBER

1 Chilling plant ( not in use) 1

2 Dal mill 2

3 Oil mill 1

4 Flour mill 1

5 S.T.D. Booth ( not in use) 1

6 Xerox and Computer work 1

7 Jaggery processing ( not in use) 1

8 Two Training center’s facilities : OHP- 2 , V.D.O Player-1, Photo, LCD Projector-2 , TV etc.

9 Marriage hall and ground 1

10 Godown 8

CONSTRUCTIONS:


1 House constructions and repair 15 1014

2 Model House Constructions 4

3 Hostel construction 7 07

4 School and college building 2

J- DRINKING WATER AND SANITATION:


1 Bore wells for drinking water 36

2 Constructions of soak pits 917

3 Bathrooms 380

4 Latrines 406

5 Biogas plants 624

6 Latrines attached to biogas plants 88

7 Biogas plants repaired 150

8 Smokeless Chulha (ovens, steel shegadi ) 1200

9 Drinking water facility provided 10

K- JANASAHAYOG:

SL. No. ACTIVITIES BENEFICIARIES

1 Government schemes 2955 (submitted) 2679 ( sanctioned)

2 Applications Submitted for fulfilling of various demands 2533 5803

3 Social Actions (Morcha- (rallies), Melawa-(meetings), Uposhan- (fasts)

77 times

4 Awareness Camp/meetings 904 meetings

05 Molkarin Sanghtana (Organization of women working at door to door or as labour )

1500

L-SURVEY:


Survey on:

1 Child labour 219 5646

2 U.B.C. Survey (survey on social and economic status of beneficiaries of community wells)

63 916

3 Panchayat Raj Survey (elected women) 171 318

4 Survey on dilapidated condition of government made latrines & toilets. 50 874

5 Survey on Functioning and non functioning SHGs from 22 villages from Block Ambajogai and Kaij of Dist. Beed. (total 75 SHGs were surveyed )

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M- PUBLICATIONS

1 Mesh Palan and Lokar Udyog (Marathi)

2 Panchayat Raj (Marathi)

3 Bhukamp Varta (Monthly newspaper – bulletin on earthquake information )

4 Marathwada Dushkal – 97 (Marathi)

5 Panchayat Raj Mahilancha Sahbhag : Ek adhyayan (Marathi)

6 Sochaniya Souchalaya (Marathi) ( book on dilapidated conditions of govt. latrines)

7 Mobilizing People’s Initiatives (Report on 20 villages)

8 Suwarn Jayanti Swa-rojgar Prashikshan Karyakaram (Marathi notes on self employment training program)

9 Articles Published in newspapers (Marathi and English notes)

10 Articles Published in newspapers

11 Yearly Calendar on Various issues up to 1998

12 Gaon Zijat Aahe (a Marathi book on the status of rural villages on the way of ruin /destruction )

13 Panlot Kshetra Vikas Pani Gunvatta Prashikshan Margdarshika- Book on Watershed Development and Water Quality Training (guiding book)

14 VIdhi Likhit ( Pro. Pradeep Purandare)

15 Kadhi na thamblo

N- SUPPORT AND GUIDANCE GIVEN TO OTHER ORGANIZATION & SOCIETIES

• Baliraja Co-operative Grahak Bhandar • Savitri Mahila Udyog • Manaswini Mahila Nagari Patpedhi • Krushak Panchayts, Shetakari Mandals

Voluntary Agencies:

President of AFARM (Action For Agricultural Renewal in Maharashtra)

Bhumika Vishwastha Sanshtha,

Janadhar Vishwashtha Sanshtha Poos Tq. Ambajogai,

Lokayat Vishwashtha Sanshtha, Pisegaon Tq.Kaij,

Jayaprabha Gramin Vikas Mandal Patoda, Tq. Ambajogai,

Vichardhara Sevabhavi Sanshtha, Ashiv Tq. Ausa, Dist. Latur,

Vikas Bharati, Kala Nibambala, Tq.Omarga, Dist. Osmanabad, O- OTHERS.

Resources persons for Management, Computers accounts & guidance for project planning. Facility of VDO Shutting & Photos, Facility of OHP & LCD projector, Facility of Xerox, Lamination, Facility of Generator (25 kv) Training Center, Conference hall Rest house, (40 cots) Mangal Karyalaya - Hall for marriage function. Godown Facility of Ambulance and vehicles.


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HELP TO EARTHQUAKE AFFECTED FAMILIES (OCT.1993 TO MARCH 1997)

A- AGRICULTURAL SUPPORT:

SL. No. ACTIVITIES VILLAGES BENEFICIARIES

1 Help for sowing 4 48

2 Help for weeding 6 556

3 Pesticide spraying 3 40 acres

B - AGRICULTURE IMPLEMENT DISTRIBUTION: SL. No. DISTRIBUTIONS VILLAGES BENEFICIARIES

1 Pick axes, spades and tin baskets 34 1664

2 Spray pumps 2 20

3 Ploughs 6 25

4 Other implements 2 273

5 Drinking water storage tanks for cattle 9 -

C - HEALTH SUPPORT : SL. No. ACTIVITIES VILLAGES BENEFICIARIES

1 First aid support to injured on 1st day 1 251

2 Gynecology camps 25 2769

3 Eye camps and spectacles distribution 38 913

4 Cataract operations 10 106

5 Orthopedic camps and operations 18 152

6 Tubo-plasty operations 14 40

7 Psychiatric treatment 9 644

8 Physiotherapy treatment 27 983

8 Indoor facility for paraplegic patients 12 17

9 Dais (midwife support) 31

10 Heart surgery (support) 9 62

11 Cancer Detection camp 1 236

12 Diagnostic camps (111) 20 10477

13 Ambulance support for serious patients 20 239

14 O.P.D. Patients 35 1877

15 Support to handicapped patient 25 24

D - DRINKING WATER AND SANITATION (UPTO 1994)

SL. No. ACTIVITIES VILLAGES BENEFICIARIES

1 Construction of bathrooms 10 2455

2 Provision of beds 17 380

3 Provision of cradles 11 65

E- EDUCATION SUPPORT (UPTO 1995) SL. NO. ACTIVITIES VILLAGES BENEFICIARIES

1 Distribution of books and notebooks 9 725

2 Distribution of cloths 11 84

3 Sports competitions organized 21 1012

4 Educational excursions organized 5 225

5 Kuran Shala (School for cowherd boys) 3 85

6 Distribution of slates 1 20

7 Balwadis (kindergartens) 4 104

8 Anka lipis (abacus charts ) 5 535

9 Hostel facilities (food and shelter) 12 300

F - OTHER RELIEF WORK (UPTO 1995)


1 Low cost lanterns 4 212

2 Distribution of Mats / carpets 12 284

3 Distribution of Blankets 8 754

4 Food packets 10 5000

5 Support to old and disabled 43 218

6 Distribution sweater and carpet 35 169

7 Akash Deeps (Diwali festival lanterns) 3 1000

8 Earthquake news bulletins (Bhukamp Varta) 40 5000

9 Supplementary income scheme 39 313

10 Employment and asset creation (e.g. debris removal)

8 486

11 Tailoring training 15 388


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G - AWARENESS PROGRAMMES:

NO. ACTIVITIES VILLAGES BENEFICIARIES

1 Krushak Panchayat (farmers) rallies 15 12000

2 Training for earthquake news reporting 17 37

3 seminars based on issues 13 800

4 Shodh Bhutacha Bodh Manacha (superstition awareness gatherings)

8 200 volunteers

5 Training for hand pumps repairing 7 18

6 Family counseling cases 53 233

AWARDS CONFERRED TO:

A) TO MANAVLOK:

An Award of Rs. 25000/- by Zilla Parishad Beed for excellent work in “Non- Conventional Energy Source” (Bio-gas unit), 1993

An Award from MSEB Engineers Association Bombay for Social Work, 1992 An Award from Manshakti Satkrutya Bank (Pune) and donation, 1995

B) TO DR. D. S. LOHIYA, FOUNDER

Awarded with Memento by BBC for Renowned Work in “Rural Welfare”, 1988

An Award of “Village Development” by Yashwantrao Chavan Pratishthan, Ambajogai for outstanding work, 1990

An Award of “Social Work” by Parivartan (an organization) in memory of late Padmavibhushan Annasaheb Sahasrabudde, 1993

An Award of “Field Of Social Work” by Parivartan Aurangabad (an organization) in the memory of Padma Vibhushan Late Annasaheb Sahastrabuddhe, 1994

An Award of “Yashwantrao Chavan Smruti Puraskar” with Rs. 10,000/- and citation by Z. P. Beed. 1994

An Award of “Services to the Society” with Rs 5000/- by Vinayakrao Charthankar Pratishthan, Selu, 1994

An Award of “Field Of Social Work” by Parivartan Aurangabad (an organization) in the memory of Padma Vibhushan Late Annasaheb Sahastrabuddhe, 1994

An Award of “Environmentalist of the year 1993-94” with Rs. 11000/- by Marathwada Industries Association, Aurangabad

An Award of “Outstanding Work in Rural Development” with Rs. 5000/- by Late Shri. Shankarrao Kirloskar Prtishthan, Pune, 1995

An Award of “Manavseva Award” with Rs. 50000/- in memory of Late Ashok Gondhiya by Young Men Gandhian Association Rajkot, Gujrat, 1997

An Award of “Late Wamanrao Thakur Smruti Puraskar”, 2000.

An Award of “Nagarbhusan Puraskar, Ambajogai”, by Ambajogai Times, 2002

An Award of “Sane Guruji Smruti Award” with Rs. 5000/- by Sane Guruji Arogya Mandir, Santakruz, Mumbai, 2005

“R. D. Deshpande Smruti Puraskar”, Ambajogai – 2006

An Award of “Raje Vishweshwaraya” Latur 2006

”Late R. D. Deshpande Smruti Puraskar”, Ambajogai, 2006

Dr. D. S. Lohiya and Dr. Shaila Lohiya were awarded by ”Marathwada Gaurav Puraskar” but because of some technical problems the award is not given to them, 2011

On the occasion of ’Minority Day’ through Deccan foundation Ambajogai, Dr. D. S. Lohiya was awarded ”Dr. Abul Kalam Azad National Unity Award, 2012”

An award of “Rajmata Ahilyadevi Holkar Samajbhushan Purskar”, 2014.

An award of “Gangaprasadji Agrawal Seva Bbhushan Puraskar” with Rs. 5000/-, 2014

Awarded by “Rotary of Ambajogai City”, 2014.

“Nagri Satkar” by Ambajogai Community, 2014.

Samajbhushan Puraskar by Late. Pramod Mahajan Trust Ambajogai, 2014

An award of ‘Rotary Club of Ambajogai” 2014

Honour:

An expert member on Marathwada Developement Board, Aurangabad Member on District Employment and Self Employment Committee (Beed)


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C) To Late Dr. Shaila Lohiya

(Honorary Executive to Manaswini Mahila Project) National Award for Novel “Jagavegala Sansar” written for new literates-1982. Vanita Samaj, Golden Jubili Award for Social Work -1987. Shankarrao Kirloskar Shavanki Award for social contribution - 1993. Geetabai Charthankar Award for social work -1994-95. FICCI Ladies Association’s National Award (Delhi) for social contribution, 1995 Elizabeth Wilson Award (Sadhana Trust, Pune) for social contribution, 1996. “Punyashlok Ahilyabai Holkar Award” of Goverment of Maharashtra 1996-97. Savitribai Phule Award, 1996-97 “Late Gopal Krishna Devdhar Award” of Pune Sevasadan -1997. “Late Ashok Gondhiya - Manavseva award” from Young Men’s Gandhian Associaltion Rajkot, 1997. Marathwada Gavrav Puraskar, 1998-99 “Maulee Anandibai Puraskar” 1999-2000 ” Rajkuwar Karbra Marathwada Mahila Bhushan” Purskar, 1999-2000 “ Satyabhakta Award” of Nagrajbhai Punmiya Trust, Barshi-2001 Janiv Award – Pimpri Chinchwad Pune –2001 Savitribai Phule Award Maharashtra Govt.-2002 Kusumtai Chavan Puraskar, Daily Satya Prabha Publication, Nanded. Natvarya Balgandharva Puraskar, Saraswati Sikshan Sanshtha Ambajogai: 2004-2005 Rajmata Jijau Puraskar – Ambajogai, 2007 Sumati Anant Sathe Purashkar-2010 Suvalalji Vakekar Smruti Sahityabhushan Puraskar: 2010, Parli Vaidhnath Pandit Vishnu Digambar Paluskar Puraskar, 2010, Ambajogai Mahila Sankalp Hakka Parishad Puraskar: 2011, Latur.

Project Area

• Infrastructure

o Land 45 acre o Buildings (Construction area 65000 sq.ft) 10 o Godowns 08 o Kalyan Mandapam (open hall) 01 o Training Centre 02 (LCD & Slid Projector, OHP, TV, VCR, DVD player, Video- camera, Digital camera,

Computers, Printers, Xerox, Lamination etc.)

o Farmers auditorium 01 o Vehicles (Four Wheelers) 11 o Vehicles (Two Wheelers) 04 o JCB machine 03 o Farming Equipment 2-tractors, 2-trolleys, 1-Rotavator, 2-BBF machines, 1-Boomspray, 1- Laser

Land Leveler and 1 Harvester.


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INCOME & EXPENDITURE STATEMENT APRIL 1983 TO MARCH 2016

YEAR RECEIPTS EXPENDITURE

1982-1983 143766.00 143766.00

1983-1984 299657.00 278892.00

1984-1985 591369.00 400854.00

1985-1986 1305048.00 1207549.00

1986-1987 2432567.00 1596094.00

1987-1988 2440469.00 1618989.00

1988-1989 6622343.00 5597978.00

1989-1990 7029275.00 6660297.00

1990-1991 7850911.00 7019672.00

1991-1992 12628316.00 10738829.00

1992-1993 12576612.00 10929244.00

1993-1994 23774879.00 16730531.00

1994-1995 22520600.00 16764542.00

1995-1996 15844607.00 15207036.00

1996-1997 12618122.00 11672776.00

1997-1998 10185561.00 10293074.00

1998-1999 7796323.00 10077539.00

1999-2000 7674678.00 9900641.00

2000-2001 3717231.00 3077640.00

2001-2002 3944424.00 3743615.00

2002-2003 5738766.00 5040851.00

2003-2004 6502143.00 4861965.00

2004-2005 7735193.00 6758374.00

2005-2006 8994808.00 8735729.00

2006-2007 11513117.00 9715847.00

2007-2008 11357540.00 11594445.00

2008-2009 9911476.00 11190852.00

2009-2010 12339135.00 12329733.00

2010-2011 11312614.00 10691351.00

2011-2012 14030000.00 14400000.00

2012-2013 14885641.00 15481194.00

2013-2014 18354326.00 17663486.00

2014-2015 21952514.00 23492743.00

2015-2016 33136368.00 31752704.00


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