15.0 ANNUAL PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL OF THE SOCIETY
- So far 49 poorest but meritorious school-going children from
remote/tribal/interior/distant areas of India belonging to 9 states have
been benefitted by availing stipends, instituted by 19 sponsors in honor
of their 38 national & international mentors/icons, heroes, role models &
freedom fighters.
- 14 students have completed their education after availing stipends.
- At present 29 have been school - going girls where as 6 are boys.
- 2 girls have been specially-abled and 2 are outstanding in sports.
- Out of 19 sponsors, 16 belong to India whereas 3 are NRIs.
i) Profile of our honorable sponsors
- Year wise break-up of contributors is as follows :
Year
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
Total
Number
7
Nil
1
1
2
2
3
Nil
3
19
- The sponsors have opted for their 2 international & 36 national
mentors/icons, heroes, role models & freedom fighters while offering
stipends to the needy children. Category wise break-up of their options
are as follows :
Option
- Memorial stipends sponsored in honour of
martyrs & freedom fighters
- Memorial stipends sponsored in the sacred memory
of noble souls
- Memorial stipends sponsored in the everlasting
memory of close relatives
- Stipends sponsored on the auspicious occasions
- Stipends sponsored on the foundation day of
their establishments
No.
12
7
12
6
1
ii) Present profile of the poorest but talented beneficiary children
-
Out of 35 poorest but meritorious beneficiary children adopted by
respective sponsors :
- They belong to 9 states of India :
State
Punjab
Madhya Pradesh
Kerala
Uttar Pradesh
West Bengal
Odisha
Maharashtra
Bihar
Haryana
No.
9
9
2
1
3
3
1
2
5
- At present these children come from :
Background
Economically weaker sections
Scheduled castes
Scheduled tribes
Other backward classes
No.
8
15
1
11
- Presently these children belong to :
Place
Tribal areas
Distant places from cities
Backward areas
Remote areas
Children from martyr's natives villages
No.
21
2
4
6
2
- Their faiths are :
Religion
Hindus
Sikhs
Muslims
Buddhists
Christians
No.
22
7
2
3
1
- The above analysis shows that :
- At present the society has been empowering maximum no. of school-
going girls (29) compared to boys (6) by providing them stipends.
-
All these adopted children belong to different communities of India.
- Maximum children (19) are from EWS & OBC background.
- Maximum children are drawn from tribal (21) and remote areas (6).
iii) Transparency & Accountability
Keeping in view our high standards of ethical business practices, the
society attaches utmost importance to the transparency &
accountability in all its activities. A photocopy of the certificate of
registration of society is shown bellow. It has been filing Income Tax
Returns every year (photocopy enclosed) :
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iv) Futuristic outlook
- The society plans to honor at least 12 national & 1 more international
mentors/icons, heroes, role models & freedom fighters in the years to
come, for which it is in search of suitable sponsors.
- The society is also in search of suitable needy & deserving beneficiary
children belonging to other states of India except the ones mentioned
above.
“Who is there to take up my duties?" asked the setting sun.
"I shall do what I can, my Master," said the earthen lamp.”
- Rabindranath Tagore