the servants of india society annual report for 2001-2002

THE SERVANTS OF INDIA SOCIETY 846, Shlvajlnagar, Pune 411 004. Phone: 020·5654210

Founded by the Late Hon. Gopal Krishna Gokha/e on June 12, 1905

Registered under the Societies' Registration Act No. XXI of 1860 on 25-7-1928, RNo. 470 of 1928

and Registered under the Bombay Public Trusts Act 1950

(Bombay XXIX of 1950) on Oecember8.1953, RNo. F 149

r " ANNUAL REPORT FOR

2001-2002

Pune June 12, 2002

• Donations to the Society are exempt from Income Tax.

FOUNDER The Servants Of India Society

•

... lIe lead the life of goodness ',i£ instincts were good

',e was full of gentleness lie was tile embodiment of truth

he fully shed hi£ ego he was "Dharmatma" ...

The Hon'ble Mr. G.K. Gokhale Born: May 9, 1866 Di~d: F~lmuzry 19, 1915

The Servants Of IndUz Society: Annual Report 2001-2002

COUNCIL 2001-2002

• DR. R.G. KAKADE President

• SHRI P.K. DWIVEDI .. Vice-President

• SHRIS.S.AJGAONKAR .. Secretary

• SHRIRAMAKANTALENKA Member

• SHRI A.N. MISRA .. Member

• SHRIOAMODARSAHOO .. Member

• SHRI M.M. DHANORE .. Member

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MEMBERS WITH ADDRESSES

Sr. Name and Designation Oateof Address No •. Admission

1. Dr. R.G. Kakade 12-06-1943 SelVanls Of India Society Sen/orMember 846, Shivajinagar (NagpurSr.) Pune 411 004.

Ph. : 020-5654944

2. Shri S.S. Ajgaonkar 16-06-1966 SelVants Of India Society Sen/orMember 11. SardarV.P. Road (MumbBi Sr.) Mumbai 400 004.

Ph. : (0) 022-3855014 (R) 022-4302841

3. Shri M.S. Sahoo 14-06-1963 SelVants Of India Society Member At & Post - Sangrampur

Via - Balikuda Dis!. - Jagatsinghpur.

4. Shri OamodarSahoo 17-06-1975 SelVants Of India Society Sen/orMember Baxi Bazar. Cuttak 753 001.

Ph.: 0671-301058

5. Shri P.K. Dwivedi 12-06-1976 SelVants Of India Society Senior Member Bhoska Boy's Hostel

Bazpur 262401. Dis!. - Nainital. U.P. Ph. : 05949-88226

6. Shri A.N. Misra 12-06-1978 SelVants Of India Society Member South Welsliganj

Mirzapur 231 001. U.P. Ph. : 05442-60489

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MEMBERS WITH ADDRESSES (Contd ... )

Sr. Name and Designation Date of Address No. Admission

7. Shri M.M. Dhanore 05-01-1981 139, Jai Vishwa Member Bharati Colony,

Aurangabad 431 001.

8. Shri R.V. Neve 12-06-1980 Servants Of India Society Member WardhaRoad

Nagpur 440 012. Ph. : 0712-546928

9. Shri Ramakanta Lenka 12-06-1988 Servants Of India Society Member Thakkar Bappa Ashram

At I Pos! I Dis!. - Rayagada, Pin 765001. Ph. : 06856-23252

10. Shri Gangadhar Sahoo 12-06-1988 Servants of India Society Member Choudwar

Cuttak 754 071 .

11. Shri Dinesh Misra 12-06-1990 Servants Of India Society Member Bazpur 262 401

Dis!. - Nainital, U.P.

12. Shri A.C. Tripathi 12-06-1990 Servants Of India Society Member 1, P.O. Tandon Road

Allahabad, U.P. 221 002. Ph. : 0532-600346

13. Shri M.B. Deshmukh 12-06-1990 Servants Of India Society Member 846, Shivajinagar

Pune 411 004. Ph. : 020-5654210

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ATTACHE OF THE SOCIETY

Sr. Name and Address No.

1. Shri P.S. Rao Narsannapatta, Olst. - ShI1kakulam. Andhra Pradesh.

2. Shrl T. Babjee Narsannapatta. Oist. - Shrikakulam. Andhra Pradesh.

3. Shri K. Vishwanathan Nair Mannathlpoll P.O .• Olst. - Malappuram, Kerala.

Assocr"TES

Sr. Name and Address No.

1. Shri 5.5. Patwardhan (Retd. High Court Judge) 14-A "Manek', l.O. Ruparel Marg, Mumbai 400 006.

2. Or. Vasant Prabhakar Pathe Oasbhuja Ganesh Soc., Near Paud Phata, Karve Road, Pune 411 038.

3. Prln. B.R, Dhekane Sindura Bharatl NIwas Hsg. Soc., Karve Rd., Eranciwana. Pune411 004.

4. Shri S.B. Ohavala Amral Camp, Puna 411 004.

S. Dr. Govlnd Gara (Ex.I.A.S.) Govemment of Maharashtra

6. Mrs. Shama Jadhav 38110, Mamata, Prabhat Road, Pune 411 004.

7. Shrl Oipak Tllak 568 Kesari Office. Narayan Path, Pune 411 030.

8. Shrl S.N. Gadam Flat No.1. Blue Belt Apts., OahanukarColony, Kothrud, Pune411 029.

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PREAMBLE

Extracts from the original preamble to the constitution of the Societ) written by the Illustrious Founder, the Late Gopal Krishna GokhalE in 1905.

From some time past, the conviction has been forcing itself on many eamest and thoughtful minds that a stage has been reached in the work of nationbuilding in India when, for further progress, the devoted labours of a specially trained agency applying itself to the task in a true missionary spirit are required.

The Servants Of India Society has been established to meet in some measure these requirements of the situation. Much of the work must be directed towards building up in the country, a higher type of Character and Capacity than is generally available at present. The advance can only be slow.

The Servants Of India SOciety will train men, prepare to devote their lives to the cause of the country in a religious spirit and will seek to promote, by all constitutional means the national interest of the Indian people. Its members will direct their efforts, principally towards-

• creating among the people by example and by precept, a deep and passionate love of the motherland, seeking its higheSt fulfilment in service and sacrifice;

• organising the work of political education and agitation, basing it on a careful study of public Questions and strengthening generally the public life of the country;

• promoting relations of cordial goodwill and cooperation among the different communities;

• assisting educational movements especially those for the education of women, the education of backward classes and scientific industrial education;

• helping forwards, the industrial development of the country; and

• the elevation of the depressed classes.

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REPORT FOR THE YEAR 2001-2002

INTRODUCTION

The Servants Of India Society was founded by Gopal Krishna G6khale on June 12, 1905 with the object of training of national missionaries for thll Service of India and the promotion by all constitutional means ofthe interests ofthe Indian people without distinction of caste or creed. The members ofthe Society are pledged to give throughout their lives the best that is in them to the cause of the country in all secular fields.

ORGANISATION

The headquarter of the Society is at Pune, where members meet every year in June for its annual session. The Society has branches In Mumbai. Nagpur, Allahabad. Cuttack, Rayagada. Chennal and Kerala.

Dr. R.G. Kakade continued to be the President of the SOciety. Shri P.K. Dwlvedl continued to be \he Vice-President and Shri S.S. Ajgaonkarcontinued to be the Secretary of the Society. Dr. R.G. Kakade. Shri Ajgaonkar. Shri P.K. OWlvedl end Shri Damodar Sahoo continued to be the Senior Members of Nagpur, Mumbai, Allahabed and Cuttack branches of the Society respectively. The Chennal branch was looked after by the head quarters. Shri :Atmanand Misra. Shri Ramakanta Lenka and Shri M.M. Dhanore were elected members of the Council.

INCOME TAX

The SOCiety fumished to all the banks necessary application in form 15H. so that no tax is deducted at source by aU banks.

TAX EXEMPTION

Application for renewal of Income Tax Exemplion Certificate under Section 80 G ofthe I. T. Act. 1961 was made to the appropriate I. T. authority. Pune and renewal certiflC8te was received forthe three years from April 1. 2001 to Man:h 31,2004.

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Application for renewal of Income Tax Exemption Certificate under Sectior 10(23) (c) (iv) was made to the appropriate loT. Authority Pune, Kolkatta anc New Delhi. Renewal Certificate is awaited for the assessment year 1999-200( to 2001-2002.

ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCE FOR 2001-2002

Investments

The sharp decline in fixed deposit interest rates is continued this year also. This has resulted into further decline in fixed deposit interest income of Heao Quarter Pune. This trend compelled Head Quarter Pune to go for encashmenl of certain fixed deposits on their maturity to meet ever increasing demands 01 branches for Head Quarter grants to them. Now time has come to bring about substantial cut in Head Quartergrants to branches to save Head Quarter Pune from becoming bankrupt in the near future.

Central Government Grants

Against RS.69.66 lacs, Central Government grant received in the financial year 2000-2001, nothing is received in the financial year 2001-2002. Thus, there is very much irregularity observed in the inflow of Central Government grants. Vigorous attempts are required to be made by concerned branches of the Society receiving the Central Government grants to remove all hurdles in the way of inflow of Central Government grants.

Routine Expenses

Against the reduced income, annual expenses of Head Quarter Pune were increased substantially, especially on repairs and maintenance of old buildings in the Campus area. Increase in electricity bills, telephone bills, water charges bills, staff salary bill was also experienced.

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Prlmaryworlf In the year 2001-2002 o'all the members and otheractivtties In which these LIfe Members were engaged is as below:

A) EDUCATIONAL

• Chainnan • Member

• Chainnan

• Member • Member

SHRI R.G. KAKADE President

Gokhale Institute of Politics & Economics Managing Committee of the Maharashtra Association for the Cultivation of Science since 1965. Padmashree Dr. Vltthalrao Vikhe Patil Foundation since 1982-83. Managing Committee of the Vidya Jyoti School. Trustee Member of the Kanara Welfare Trust.

B) CO-OPERATION AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT

• Director

• Member • Member

• Member

: Board of Management of the District Industrial Cooperative Association, Pune. Vidarbha Maharogi Seva Mandai of Amaravati. Late Justice Mahadev Govind Ranade Charitable Trust since 1964-65. Managing Committee of Niwara.

SHRI P.K. DWiVEDI Vice-President

A) EDUCATIONAL

He maintained following primary schools and junior high schools in Udhamsingh Nagar and Haridwar District of uttaranchal.

• Primary Schools

• Jr.HighSchools • Hostels for STS Boys

: 14 Nos. at Udamsingh Nagar and 1 No. in Haridwar District of UP. 3 Nos. at Udhamsingh Nagar. .. Nos. at Chandan Chowki. Pachperwa, Tulsipur and Bazpur.

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• Ashram type Schools 3 Nos. for SCS and STS Girls at Bazpur, Chandan Chowki and at Paliakalan.

8) WOMEN AND CHILD WELFARE SCHEMES

• Creche Centres

C) GENERAL

5 Nos. Pipalia, Sanjay Nagar, Chandan Nagar and at Mohanpur.

• Member of Servindia Shiksha Prasar Samiti, 8azpur. • Adarsh Kanya Junior High School, Bazpur. • Intermediate College, Bazpur. • Bal Niketan, Bazpur, U.S. Nagar. • Bhartiya Adimjati Sevak Sangh, U.S. Nagar. • District Blindness Control Society, U.S. Nagar.

Attended the meeting of above centres. He visrted the concerned officials of the state govemment of U .P. and Uttaranchal in connection with various ongoing schemes fortheir grant-in-aid.

SHRI 5.5. AJGAONKAR Secretary

During the year Shri S.S. Ajgaonkar looked afterthe administrative affairs of the Mumbai Branch and Pune Head Quarters of the Society. He supervised over the functioning of the Chennai Branch from H.Q. Pune.

Shri S.S. Ajgaonkar continued to be the-

• Honorary Secretary of Bombay Social Reform AssOCiation. • Vice-President of the Social Service League founded inthe year 1911.

·It was the first institution in the Country to conduct massive adult education campaign on scientific tif!es in Mumbai. Education Committee of Social Service League manages four high schools - one day high school and 3 night high schools.

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• Pre-Primary School • Primary School • Jr. College of Arts,

S~ience and Commerce

1 No. : 1 No. : 2 Nos.

Shri 5.5. Ajgaonkar continued to be a Member of the Mafatlal Gagaibhai , , Textile Institute, Supervising Committee ofthe Social Service League.

During the year, Shri 5.5. Ajgaonkarwas busy with negotiating with Bank of India, Mumbai. concemed officers to get increased the compensation forthe two floors occupied by the bank in the Society's Building; and also to getrenewed the lease agreement with iI. Ultimately, Bank of India, Mumbai sent its proposal letter dated 1-11-2001. It is expected that very soon, the negotiations with Bank of India officials would lead to certain positive deCisions beneficial to the SOciety's interest,

SHRIMADHUSUDANSAHOO Member, Rayagada Cantre

He was engaged in Sadachar Siksha Programme in different high schools around Balikuda.

For the school children, he arranged some group diSCUSSion meetings t(j teach them the principles of character building and has published 12 booklets In Oriya on the following subjects :

• Proper use of time • Money - Its use and abuse • Influence of intoxicating materials on students • Practice of Yogasena etc.

He Is associated with the following organisations:

• Joint Secretary laxminarayan Sahu Memorial Trust, Cutteck.

• Chalnnan • Secretary

Banbashi Vikas Trust, Baliguda. Sashwat Mangalam engaged in Cultural and Development work.

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• Secretary

• President

Subama Jayanti Trust of Balikuda High School. Sadachar Bharati, Bhubaneswar.

SHRI A.N. MI!iRA Member

Shri Atmanand Misra was elected as Zonal Secretary of the Uttar Pradesh Vidyalaya Prabandhak Mahasabha during the year.

He was also elected as Secretary of UP branch w.eJ. July 1, 2001 as per Council resolution passed in June 2001 annual session.

He started a Kalyan Mandapam in the Allahabad Premises. He was most busy in getting sanction of Government of India grants for the Society.

He also looked after following Government of India aided schemes -

• 10 Primary Schools • 5 Women Welfare Centres • 1 Ashram School, Siltham • 1 SC Boys Hostel, Ghuwas. • 1 GirisAshram School, Khaliyari. • 1 Typewriting Institute in Mirzapur Centre.

Shri Misra looked after overall functioning and development of schemes run from State Government and State Social Welfare AdviSOry Board Grants.

• 3 Junior High Schools • 6 Primary Schools • 2 SC Boys Hostels • 5 Creches Centres and

Self Dependent Schemes like -

• Adivasi Inter-College, Siltham • Birla Vidya Mandir, Muirpur • Ayurvedic Dispensary, Tikuria

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SHRI A.C. TRIPATHI Member, Allahabad Branch

During the year 2001-2002. he looked aflerthe following activity centres-

• Member of Adarsha Kanya Junior High School. Bazpur and Servindia Shiksha Samiti. Bazpur.

• Member of Adivasi Intermediate College. Siltham. • Member of Birla Vidya Mandir, Muirpur and Raja Baldeo Das. Bina

Soneghati Vldyalaya. Saikham. • Pursued case filed by Shn Bachau and Sons; Contractor in the District

Court at Allahabad. • Member incharge of-

• Working Women's Hostel - 34 inmates. • Ashram Type School, Khantara • Beneficiaries 60 SC students. • Shorthand and Typewriting Institute. • Dr. Kunjru Primary and Junior High School· 248 students on roll. • Management of Schemes in Allahabad and Mirzapur districts of UP.

SHRI DINESH MISRA Member

He looked aflerthe following activity centres during the year 2001·2002 •

• Member of Adarsha Kanya Junior High School, Bazpur. • Member of Management Committee of Uchachha Madhyamik Vidyalaya,

Saral Banshlln Allahabad District. • Mamber of Servindia Shiksha Samiti, Bazpur. • Member of Nerandra Memorial Shiksha Sansthan, Bazpur. • He continues, under the guidance of Sr. Member UP branch 10 look after

the management ofTharu Janjat! Boys Hostel, Tulsipur and Panch Perwa and Ballka Ashram School. Palia Kalan.

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SHRI DAMODAR SAHOO Senior Member, Cuttack Branch, Orissa.

During the year under report, Shri Damodar Sahoo was fully engaged for smooth management ofthe welfare activities of the Orissa Branch. He managed day-to-day affairs of Cuttack Branch. He organised 135th birth anniversary of late lamented Shri Gopal Krishna Gokhale on May 9, 2001. As the Secretary of the Chowdwar Centre, he was looking after the day-to-day management of leprosy Clinic, Servindia, D.C. Home, Serv India l.N. Project and other activities inside the campus of Chowdwar Centre. He organised 39th death anniversary of late l.N. Sahoo. As a founder Secretary of Gokhale Ideal College he looked after smooth management of the College.

Asa founder member of the Sarvodaya Relief Committee and Convener of Super Cyclone Care Committee, he visited the Cyclone and flood affected areas and organised relief work.

He also attended meetings of the Council of Child Welfare, Utkal Kendriya Bal Seva Sangh, Choudwar Girl's High School, District Development Committee, District Welfare Committee, Polytechnic Society etc.

SHRIGANGADHARSAHOO Member, Choudwar BranCh.

Shri Gangadhar Sahoo looked into the overall management of Choudwar Centre. He paid regular visits to 20 Nos. of Early Childhood Education Centres run in the villages of Rasulpur Block.

He also took part in the National Pulse Polio Programmes. Actively participated in the 135th Gokhale Jayanti and also in the mega eye operation camp.

Also organised 4 Nos. oftraining batches in the Anganwadi workers training unit of Choudwar Centre.

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SHRIRAMAKANTALENKA Secretary, Rayagada Centre.

He organised 132nd Thakkar Sapa Jayimti in the premises of Rayagada Centre of the Society.

He compiled a book entitled 'RAYAGADA' on the history, culture and traditions of Rayagada distrid of Orissa state.

He was nominated as the executive committee member of Zilla Sakhyarata Samili.

He was nominated as a member of the Managing Committee of Red Cross Blood Bank - Rayagada and also nominated as member of the Distlid Education Guarantee Scheme, Rayagada, Orissa state.

He is a spadal correspondent of Ortya Dally 'the Prajatantra' for Rayagada area.

During the year, he managed following activities-

• Thakkar Bapa Ashram • Educational Complex • Typewriting Training Centre (closed w.e.f. April 1, 2002) • Non·residential Primary Schools

Shri Lenka faced financial crisis to run the adlvities ofthe Centre due to non-sanction,lrregular sanction and Inordinate delay in sanction of funds from the Union Govemment.

General

Shrl Lenka continued to be the -

• President of Rayagada Sahitya Ssnsad. • President of Paribartan, a local social service organisation. • He organised many public meeting In Thakkar Bapa Ashram relevant to

public Importance.

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SHRI R.V. NEVE Secretary, Nagpur Branch.

• He was looking after the Rural Development Centre at Shendurjane Bazar in Amravali District.

• Birth Anniversary of GK Gokhale was celebrated in Gokhale Memorial Library Hall, Nagpur on May 9, 2001.

• Through Gokhale Memorial Library, he extended services to research scholars, Ph.D. students and au1hors.

• Shri Neve extended help to women in distress by arranging for them legal advice and by securing reconcilation in the family discord. He also helped the Crippled, solve their various problems relating to educational, phYSical, psychological, social and economical matters.

• Shri Neve sent disable players for games which was organised by Chennai, Pune and Mumbai.

SHRI M.B. DESHMUKH Member, Head Quarter- Pune.

• Shri Deshmukh continued to look after Karjat Project and arranged 5 awareness programmes for women during the year 2001-2002.

• He started new RC_H. Project (Reproductive Child Health) in Dolkhamba, Sahapur Taluka, Thane District and was successfully implemented in the year 2001-2002.

• Efforts were also being made to secure new project named as Indian System of Medicines and Homeopathy in 2000-2001 and implemented in 2001-2002.

• He worked as Trustee/Memberfor Nav Jeevan Mandai, Mahila Seva Gram, Nivara for old women and men.

• Arranged 2 camps at Shahapur, Thane district for adolescent girts in respect of their gynic and other related problems.

• He continues to look after Head Quarter's routine working problems.

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SHRI M.M. DHANORE Member

• Shri Chancre took the responsibtlities of state core membership of Campaign Against Child Labour (CACl.) in Maharashtra.

• Through this campaign, he organised Child Labour Awareness Yatra in 12 districts of Marathwada and VKlharbha region.

• He organised 2 Dhama programme in the Kannad and Phulambri Tahasils of Aurangabad district.

• He organised Group Marriage Ceremony of 12 couples of Adivasi Tribal at Village Kalanki in Aurangabad district. with the help of Adivasi Vikas Mahamandal.

• He organised a Child Labour Educational Camp in 14 villages of Aurangabad and Osmanabad districts.

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BRANCHES AND CENTRES OF THE SOCIETY Head Quarter - Pune

A) U.P. State

• Allahabad • Mirzapur

B) Uttaranchal State

• Bazpur

C) Orissa State

• Cuttack • Rayagada • Choudwar • Narsannapetta

0) Tamilnadu State

• Chennai

E) Kerala State

• Malappuram

F) Maharashtra State

• Nagpur • Aurangabad

• Karjat • Mumbai

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BRANCH ACTIVITIES OF THE SOCIETY

ALAHABAD BRANCH No.

• Working Women's Hostel 1 • Dr. Kunzru NulS8lY and Primary School 1 • Gokhale Institute of Modem Technology 1 • Primary Schools at Udhamsingnagar, Haridwar & Allahabad 16 • Junior High Schools at Udhamsingnagar and Allahabad 4 • Tharu Janjati Boys Hostel at Palia-Kalan, Chandan-Chowki,

PachpelWa, Tulsipur and Bazpur 5 • Buxa Boys Hostel 1 • Balika Ashram Type School, Bazpur and Chandan Chowki 2 • Creche Centres al Udhamsingnagar 5

MIRZAPUR CENTRE

• No. of students at Adivasi Inter-College (Aris & Science), Siltham-Sonebhadra 519

• No. of students at Birla Mandir High School Muirpur, Sonebhadra 220

• Junior High Schools, Siltham and Muirpur in Sonebhadra District -• No. of Students • No. of Colleges .

• Primary Schools in Sonebhadra District -• Total Number • Total No. of Students

• Ashram School- Slitham, No. of inmates • Girls Ashram School. Khaliyari, Sonebhadra -

• No. of SC girls admitted • Hostels for SC Boys -

• No. of Hostels • No. of Students

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.. 1,175 3

14 .• 1,707

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• Harijan and Adivasi Hostel, Muirpur-• No. of Hostels 2 • No. of Students 36

• Harijan and Adivasi I-jostel, Salkhan -• No. of Students 35

• Women's Welfare Centres-• Total No. 5 • No. of Beneficiaries 160

• No. of Beneficiaries at Harijan and Adivasi Typewriting Institute at Mirzapur City 30

• No. of Creche Centres 5 • No. of Beneficiaries (patients) at Ayurvedic Dispensary, likuria.. 633

ORISSA BRANCH

• Servindia D.C. Home

• No. of Children enrolled till date from 1975 onwards • Current position of strength • No. of Children undertaken V.T. • No. of Children given higher study • No. of Children rehabilitated • No. of Children given on adoption • No. of Girls got married • No. of Boys got married

• Servindia LN. Project

495 103 240

64 266

6 8 5

• No. of Children in sponsorship roll 1.046 • No. of Children rehabilitated 460 • No. of Children given higher study 250 • No. of Families rehabilitated under Family Helper Scheme.. 585 • No. of Community centres constructed 16 • No. of Village road constructed 4 • No. of WeUfTube Well set up 25

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• No. of Unemployed youths rehabilitated other than project families

• No. of School buildings constructed '. No. of Children benefitted from 1982 till date. • No. of Houses repaired • No. of New houses constructed

• Early Childhood Education Programme

• No. of Centres - Rasulpur Block • No. of Children left the Centre • No. of Children now in roll • No. of Staff engaged

• Creche Programme

• No. of Centres • No. of Children • No. of Staff engaged ., No. of Children benefitted • No. of Centres sponsored by BAJSS. New Delhi • No. of Centres sponsored by OSCCW • No. of Children left for primary school

• LN. leprosy Clinic

170 8

.. 1.405 430 42

20 .. 1.800

720 40

10 480 20

680 5 5

.. 1,200

• No. of Patients admitted from 1975 onwards 300 • No. of Patients detected cured 145 • No. of Patients under treatment 47 • No. of Patients availed old age pension from

the Government 85 • No. of Houses constructed under rehabilitation scheme 41 • No. of Patients provided with 3-wheelercycle 5

, Ashok Pratap Tailoring School

• No.oflnrnatesundertraining 10 • No. of OutSiders 40 • No. of Beneficiaries already trained (girts and women) 660

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• Sadhu Charan Durry Carpet

• No. of Children already trained • No. of Children under training

• Servlndia Institute of Printing Technology

• No. of Beneficiaries already trained • No. of Inmiates under training

• Anganwadi Workers Training Programme

• No. of Workers already trained • No. of Batches done • No. of Workers under training

• Short Stay Home

• No. of Centres • No. of Inmates in Salipur • No. of Inmates in Shankarpur • No. of Beneficiaries rehabilitated

RAYAGADA CENTRE

• Thakkar Bapa Ashram

• A Hostel for SC/ST students • Primary Schools • Tailoring Training • Matemity Centre • Typewriting Centre • Educational Complex • Employment Guidance

NARASENNAPETACENTRE

• Gokhale Children's Home

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55 Nil

30 5

.. 2,640 58 35

2 40 40 44

100 4

31 1 1 1 1

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KERALA AND OOTY BRANCH

Al Deodhar Schools, Kerala Branch As on 30-09-2001

• Sastriar U. P. School, Chelode

• Deodharl.P. School, Karulai

• Oeodhar L.P. School, Pulliyil

• DeodharU.P. School, Nediyirup

• GokhaleU.P. School, Mudadi

Total

BI Ooty Cent ...

• Thakkar Bapa Gurukulam (Middle School), Neigacimund

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No. of Students

1,413

395

532

589

308

3,237

No. of Students

192

No. of Teachers

46

13

16

20

15

110

No. of Teachers

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Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics Pune411 004

(Deemed to be tlnlversity)

ANNUAL REPORT: 2000-2001

The Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics is one of the oldest research and training institute in Economics in the Country. II was founded on 6th June 1930. The Servants of India Society are the trustees of the Institute.

Since May 1993, the Institute started functioning as 'Deemed to be University'.

The object of the Institute is to conduct research into the Economics and Political problems of India and to train research workers in these subjects.

The main thrust areas of the Institute, developed over the years through financial assistance from various sources, are as follows:

• Agricultural economics and rural development

• Population studies

• Input-Output studies for planning and development

• Micre economics

• Macro economics

• Monetary economics and finance

• Public economics

• Intemational economics and

• Study of economics of East European Countries

The activities ofthe Institute coverthe following:

• Research

• Teaching

• Training

• Ubrary

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• computer section

• Publications

During the year under review, the Institute reports as under:

• Research studies completed during the year an~ 12

• Research studies/reports in progress are 24

• Ust of papers, chapters in Books and Monographs published by the Institute during 2000..2001 are 43

Participation in Conferences, Seminars, Lectures etc. :

Following personalities of the Institute participated in conferences, seminars etc. during the year200o..2001 are Shri V.C. Chitre, Shri Arindam Cas-Gupta, SanJeevanee Mulay, K.G. Kshirsagar, Latika Argade, A. Narayanamoorthy, B.B. Mohanty. Usha Ram etc.

Other activities of the Institute :

• Teaching of courses for the M.A. (Economics)

Programme of the Institute

• Convocation of the Institute

• Awarding MV Namjoshi Prizes

• Guidence to Ph.C. students in Economics

• Conducting UGC-sponsorad Refrasher Courses.

• Publications

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NAME OF THE PUBLIC TRUST: SERVANTS OF INOlA SOCIETY ADDRESS: 846, SHNAJINAGAR, PUNE 411004.

RECEIPTS

To Opening Balance -

• Cash in Hand • Cash at Bank

To Rent

To Interest

To Donations

To Grants

To Income from Other Sources

To Advances

To Deposits Received

To Investments

To Outstanding Payable

TOTAL

Dated 20-07-2002 at Pune

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RUPEES PS

27,318.71 32,79,629.46

RUPEES PS

33,06.948.17

11,14,857.40

12,33,249.37

23,33,701.10

1.64,50,783.28

48,55,055.48

6,67,074.30

1,92,928.90

90,47,894.60

3,92.02.492.60 ============

Trustees

Th~ S~111tUIts Of Indi4 Society: AIUUUIl Report 2001-2002

CONSOUDATED STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH, 2002

PAYMENTS RUPEESPS RUPEESPS

By Expenses in respect of Properties 11,68,408.33

By Establishment Exp~nses 5,19,484.00

By Legal Expenses 9,321.00

By Aud~ Fees 8,320.00

By Expenses on Objects of Trust 2,68,53,479.43

By Advances 6,99,841.00

By Assats Purchased 4,20,733.74

By Investments 5,60,000.00

By Outstanding Expenses Paid 9,18,358.07

By Depo~ I Caution Money 12,460.00

By Servants of Indie Society Ca~1 Account

By Outstanding Grant Receivable 60,91,028.00

By Closing Balance·

Cash in Hand 31,503.53

Cash at Bank 19,09,555.50 19,41,059.03

TOTAL 3,92,02,492.60 ===========

Examined end Found Correct as per Books of Accounts produced to us and infomlation given to us dUling the COlJIS(f of our audit.

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For JOSHI & GOKHALE Chartered Accountants

M.B. POL (Partner)

Membership No. 35069

Tire Servants Of India Society: Annual Report 2001-1002

THE BOMBAY PUBLIC TRUSTS ACT, 1950

SCHEDULE IX {Vide Rule 17(1)J

EXPENDITURE

To Expenditure in respect of Properties

To Establishment Expenses

To Remuneration to Trustees

To Legal Expenses

To Audit Fees

To Contribution and Fees

To Amounts Written 011

To Miscellaneous Expenses

To Depreciation

To Amounts Transferred to Reserve or Specific Funds

To Expenditure on Objects of the Trust

To Surplus Carried OVer to Balance Sheet

TOTAL


SCHE.NO.

K

L

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RUPEESPS RUPEES PS

11,95,348.65

3,73,031.00

NIL

9,321.00

8,320.00

NIL

NIL

NIL

4,791.15

NIL

2,48,57';320.16

Nil

2,64,48,131.96 ========

Trustees

TiteSS'WUIIs Of Inilill Soddy : AIfIUUIl Report 2001-2002

NAME OF THE PUBLIC TRUST: SERVANTS OF INDIA SOCIETY

ADDRESS: 846, SHIVAJINAGAR, PUNE 411 004.

INCDME& EXPENDITUREACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH, 2002

REGISTRATION NO. : F-149 (PUNE)

INCOME

By Rent

By Interest

By Dividend

By Donatlcnain Cash or Kind

By Granm

By Income from Other Sources

By Transfer from ReseNe

By Deficit Carried Over to Balance Sheet

TOTAl

SCHE.NO.

N

o

p

Q

R

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RUPEESPS RUPEESPS

12,06,637.40

12,02,568.37

NIL

23,33,701.10

1,67,68,738.28

30,62,620.06

NIL

18,73,866.75

2,64,48,131.96 ====

As per our repott of even da/e


M.B. POL (Partner)


The Servants OJ India Society: Annual Repor12001-2002

THE BOMBAY PUBLIC TRUSTS ACT, 1950

SCHEDULE VIII ['Vide Rule 17(1)}

FUNDS AND UABILITIES

TRUST FUNDS OR CORPUS

OTHER EARMARKED FUNDS (Created under the provisions of the Trust Deed or Scheme or out of the Income)

LOANS (Secured or Unsecured)

LIABILITIES

INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT

TOTAL


SCHE.NO.

A

B

C

(.10)

RUPEESPS RUPEESPS

83,16,783.76

1,61,92,754.98

NIL

2,46,60,868.49

NIL

4,91,70,407.23 ===========

Trustees

TheSUWIIfls0flndU. Society: AnnUill Report 2001-2002

NAME OF THE PUBUC TRUST: SERVANTS OF INDIA SOCIETY

ADDRESS: 846, SHIVAJINAGAR, PUNE 411 004.

BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31ST MARCH, 2002 REGISTRATION NO. : f-149 (PUNE)

PROPERTY AND ASSETS

IMMOVABLE PROPERTIES (At Cost)

INVESTMENTS (Market Value of Ihe above Investments is Rs .............. )

FURNITURE, FIXTURES AND OTHER ASSETS

LOANS (Secured or Unsecured)

ADVANCES

INCOME OUTSTANDING

CASH AND BANK BAlANCES

INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT

TOTAL

SCHE.NO.

D

E

F

G

H

J

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RUPEESPS RUPEESPS

1,13,26.979.90

1,10,27.768.00

20.99,425.20

NIL

6,87,209.28

1.03,85,576.87

19,41,059.03

1,17,02.388.95

4,91,70,407.23 ===--=====

As per our repotf of even date


M.B-POL (Partner)



PARTICULARS

Schedule 'A' TRUST FUND OR CORPUS

Balance as per last Balance Sheet

TOTAL

Schedule 'B' OTHER EARMARKED FUNDS

PARTICULARS

• Chennal Branch

• Orissa Branch

• Nagpur Branch

• Shendurjana Branch

• BazpUf Branch

• Mlrzapur Branch

• Allahabad Branch

• Narsannapeta Branch

• Puna (Head Quarter)

• R.R. Kale Trust Fund

• Gokhale Han

• Khantara

TOTAL

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RUPEES PS

83,16,783.76

83,16,783,76 ==========

RUPEES PS

1,03,000.00

69,26,338.22

11,030.27

2,150.00

23,43,696.62

19,66,870.83

26,48,000.58

15,834.86

14,28,064.82

1,77,122.96

1,51,195.15

4,19,450.67

1,61,92,754.98 ============

TIl" S"rt1lV1ts OJ India Society : AlUUltll Report 2001-2002

PARTICULARS

• Pune (Head Quarter)

• Allahabad Branch

• Bazpur Branch

• Karjat Branch

• Mirzapur Branch

• Khan!ara

• Narsannapeta Branch

• Orissa Branch

• Chennai Branch

• R.C.H.

TOTAL

Schedule 'PI DONATIONS

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RUPEESPS

10,00,702.00

1.56.000.00

2.58,004.00

1,500.00

2,93,099.00

46,750.00 21,278.00

4,95,368.10

60,000.00

1,000.00

23,33,701.10 =====

The Servants OJ India Society: Annual Report 2001-2002

NAME OF THE PUBLIC TRUST: ADDRESS: Clc. SERVANTS OF

RECEIPT AND PAYMENT ACCOUNT FOR

RECEIPTS

To Opening Balance as on 1st April, 2001

• Bank Balance (A/c.No. 5675)

To Employees Contribution to Provident Fund

To Employers Contribution to Provident Fund

To Interest on -

• Fixed Deposit

• Special Deposit

• Loan Account

• State Bank of India Saving Account

To Interest on -

• Lapses and Forfeiture

• Employees Contribution

• Employers Contribution

To Loan Recovery

To Sundry Debtors (Mr Shingare)

TOTAL


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RUPEESPS

2,722.82

45,907.00

1,000.00

1,934.44

3.252.00

26,936.00

28,59700

RUPEES PS

59,888.91

21,846.00

21,846.00

51,564.26

58,785.00

30,700.00

400.00

2,45,030.17 =========

Trustees

lh SenI-a Of ItuIUI Socidy: AIIlIIIIIl RqHJrt 2001-2002

SERVINDIA PROVIDENT FUND INDIA SOCIETY, PUNE 411 004.. THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH, 2002.

PAYMENTS

By Interest allowed durirlg the year on -

• Employees' Balance

• EmployelS Balance

• Rese/Vell

By Bank Charges

By Loan Account

By Investment

By Filial Selllement -

• Employee • Employer Add: Round orr

By Sundry Creditors

By Closing Bank Balance

TOTAL

RUPEESPS RUPEESPS

26,936.00

28,597.00.

3,25200 58,785.00

344.00

36,000.00

45,907.00

23,145.88

26,n1.38 0.76

49,918.00

1,000.00

53,076.17

2,45,030,17

Exemined 81Id Ibund conect as per Books of ACCDUnIs producted to us and infonnetion gillen /0 us during /he course of our Audl.

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For JOSHI & GOKHALE Ch_red Accountanls

M.B.POL (Partner)



CAPITAL AND UABIUTIES

Members Account (as per Schedule 1)

Lapses and Forfe~ure Reserves •

Balance as per last Balance Sheet

Add Interest @ 9.5% granted during the year

Interest Account.

Opening Balance

Add • Interest on FDR

• Interest on Special Deposit

• Interest on Loan Account

• Interest on Savings Account

Less. • Interest Allowed during the year

• Administrative Charges

TOTAL

NAME OF THE PUBLIC TRUST.

ADDRESS. C/o. SERVANTS OF

BAlANCE SHEET AS

RUPEESPS

34,233.00

3,252.00

15,922.75 2,722.82

45,907.00

1,000.00 1,934.44

67,487.01 58,785.00

603.80

RUPEES·PS

5,43,533,96

37,485.00

8,098.21

5,89,117.17 =========

NOTE . Shri S.D. Pans are and Shri A. V. Kadam having unclaimed P.F. dues, still not claimed by them even atler passing of 4 years of their retirement from the seNices of the Society.


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Trustees

The ServtI1Its Of IntIUI Society : Annual Report 2001-2002

SERVINDIA PROVIDENT FUND

INDIA SOCIETY, PUNE 411 004.

AT 31ST MARCH, 2Q02

PROPERTIES AND ASSETS

Investment Account (as per Schedule ~

Cash at Bank (Bank Balance with State Bank of India Account No. 5011, Deccan Gymkhana Branch, Pune 411 004.)

TOTAL

RUPEESPS RUPEESPS

5,36,041.1)0

53,076.17

5,89,117.17 ======

Examined and round cotr8Ct as per Boo/<.s of Accounts produced to us and information given to us during !ha course of our Audl.

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M.B.POL (Partner)

Membenmip No. 35069

The Servants Of India Societ}·: Annual Report ZOOI-Z002

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX-II Aayakar Karyalaya, P.M. T. Building, Swargate, 4th Floor, Pune 411 037.

No. Pn.ff -I1/80-G/S-88/200 1-2002n7 The Managing Trustees Servanls Of India Society 846, Shivajinagar Pune 411 004.

Sir,

Dale: 11/612001

Sub: Exemption U/S 80G orthe L T.Act, 1961. Ref : Your application dated 30/3/2001.

Donations made to Servants of India Society, Pune will be eligible to the benefit of deductions U/S SOG of the IT Act, 1961 in the hands of the donors subject 10 the limits and conditions prescribed therein.

2. The exemption is valid from 114/2001 to 31/312004.

NOTES:

Yours faithfully, SdI-

(KK BOLIYA) Commissioner of Income Tax-II, Pone.

Receipts issued 10 the donors should bear the No. and date of this order. 2 Statement of accounts ofIncome and Expenditure should be submitted annually to

The ITO. WDI(&), Pone. 3 If, further renewals is required an application inForm No. 10.0 made to this office

along with the statement of accounts is for the last 3 years duly signed certificates U/S J3(J)(c) of the LT. Act, 1961 signed by the trustees and list of donors with full address of amount above Rs.500/- for the last 3 years.

Copy to :

I The Addl. I It. C.I.T.. PR-I, Pune.

SdI-(R.M. TADAS)

Income Tax Officer (Tech) II. for Commissioner oflncome Tax-II. Pune.

2 ITO. Wd.I(7l, Pune. He is to verilY and satislY himselfwith reference to Board's instruction & conditions through his Addl CITl1r.CIT.,PR-I, Pune. T.he A.O. is directed to verilY whether the accessee has filed form No 10 for A.Y and take necessary action and report.

I.T 0 (Tech) II, Pune.

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Tlte Sf!1'I'IlIIts Of ImI1a Society : AIUIIUll Report 2001-2002

.~ •.. ~

LEGACY OF GOKHALE

"What is the moral of Gokhale's life? What legacy has he left for us? These questions were answered by Gokhale himself in his last words to the members of the Servants of India Society, who were present beside his death bed: Don't waste your time in writing a biography or setting up a statue, but pour your whole soul into the service of India, Then only shall you be counted among her true and faithful servants',

, .. Gandhiji - Gokhale, My Political Guru.

"Gokhale taught me not to glorify the country in fanguage but to spiritualise its political life and institutions, He inspired my life and is still inspiring it in that I wish to purify myself and spiritualise myself, I halle dedicated myself to that ideal. Political life must be an echo of our private life, There cannot be any divorce between the two',

.. , Gandhiji - Gokhole, My Politicol Guru.

"The man who leads the life of goodness, whose instincts are good, who is full of gentleness, who is the embodiment of truth and who has fully shed his ego, is a Dharmatma, a man of religion, whether he knows it or not",

.. , Gandhiji - Gakhale, My Politicol Guru,

"Gondhiji thought of Gokhale as an ideal Mahatma in his own heart, galle him a place therein, ospired to the realisation on that ideal in himself and in his own life manifested on a larger scale whateller virtues he perceilled in his master",

.. , K.G. MasnurWQ/o

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The Servants Of Intlilz Society: Annual Report 2001-2002

WORK OF THE SOCIETY AT A GLANCE

Nature of Work

• General

• Education

• Social Service

• Aborigines

• Rural Uplife and Distress Relief

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Members engaged in It

SM R G. Kakade Shri S.S. Ajgaonkar Shri Oamodar Sahoo

Shri RG. Kakade Shri S.S. Ajgaonkar Shri Damodar Sahoo Shri M.S. Sahoo SM P.K Dwivedi Shri AN. Misra Shri RV. Neve Shri M.M. Dhanore Shri Gangadhar Sahoo Shri Ramakanta Lenka

Shri RG. Kakade SM S.S. Ajgaonkar Shri Damodar Sahoo Shri M.S. Sahoo Shri P.K. Dwivedi Shri AN. Misra Shri RV. Neve Shri M .M. Dhanore Shri Gangadhar Sahoo Shri Ramakanta Lanka

Shri Damodar Sahoo Shri P.K. Dwivedi Shri AN Misra SM Gangadhar Sahoo SM Ramakanta Lenka

Shri RG. Kakade SM Damodar Sahoo SM S.S. Ajgaonkar Shri P.K. Dwivedi Shri A N. Misra Shri RV. Neve Shri M.M. Dhanore Shri Gar1gadhar Sahoo SM Ramakanta Lenka

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