- Honouring your beloved ones,empowering the poorest ones
(Registered under Indian Societies Act 21,1860 vide No. 2078 dated 14th Aug. 1992)
- 1.0 About Us
- 2.0 Mission Statement
- 3.0 Other Thrust Areas
- 4.0 Spotting the Needy
- 5.0 Sponsors-their category
- 6.0 Mode of payments
- 7.0 Transparency
- 8.0 Field Secretaries
- 9.0 Governing Council
- 10.0 Customer Feedback
- 11.0 Founder
- 12.0 Our Strength - Our Contributors and Beneficiaries
- 13.0 Our Inspiration
- 14.0 Activities during the year - News from different states
- 15.0 Annual Performance Appraisal of the Society
- 16.0 Lest we forget
- 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 - Out of 35 poorest but meritorious beneficiary children adopted by respective sponsors :
- They belong to 9 states of India :
- 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).
ii) Present profile of the poorest but talented beneficiary children
State
Punjab
Madhya Pradesh
Kerala
Uttar Pradesh
West Bengal
Odisha
Maharashtra
Bihar
Haryana
No.
9
9
2
1
3
3
1
2
5
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) :
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