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Prerna Yatra - Journey to Learn from Untold Heroes
Shailabi Gautam & Avinash Kumar
KAP Agri Products: Need of Agriculture Based States
Avinash Kumar
RURAL India : Government, NGOs & People
Arpit Garg
School Dental Health Program : Need of Hour
- Vivek Kumar & Vijayshree Raj Swatantra
Campus Corner
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Editorial
Happy Republic Day to the readers of Patliavadana from team of Patli Urbanocrats!
Due to few reasons we are unable to produce new editions in front of you, but again we are back with our 4th edition. In between this period we had a talk in between our team and well wishers about the future of this e-magazine cum journal, which result in to the new taste of our Patliavadana on the occasion of this Republic Day. This magazine is an open
magazine, in which we are taking social work as well as science together with other topics, which aim towards getting benefitted from each other as well as can know about work in
other sectors too. Patliavadana is a small effort of ours to give something to this society. As we believe in an ancient saying of India that
Whole World is Our Family
In these years our Indian government is working on Entrepreneurship whose main motive
is to grow self-employment among our people. Because without the growth of self-employment, per capita income cant be better. It doesnt only give chance to grow but help the economy by providing jobs to other. So, it is the need of time to adopt self-employment
which is also in accordance with Startup India Policy of government. It is clearly visible that many areas are lacking in the field of self-employment while state like Gujarat is creat-ing a new story day by day. They are not only providing the employment to themselves but
they are also providing the employment to other. So it is the requirement of time to learn from it, rather than criticizing which is very common due to political reason. So it is need to come above this politics and do something while holding the hand of each together. On this
Republic Day, nothing will be better than this for our country.
Thanks!
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Prerna Yatra - Journey to Learn from Untold Heroes
- Shailabi Gautam & Avinash Kumar
E ntrepreneurship and Gujarat its
like they are supplement of each
together. In this journey of entre-
preneurship very few know about the small
entrepreneur in any place, what we know
about are the big companies like Reliance or
Adani. To introduce the world with those un-
told stories of Entrepreneurship, Nitin Tailor
(Founder CEO of Serve Happiness Founda-
tion) of Bharuch, Gujarat keep organizing
various Journey with title Prerna Yatra. Nitin Tailor has completed his Masters in Technology from IIIT,
Bengaluru and during that time only he has represented India through his research work in Sweden. He
finds happiness whilst working towards bringing about a positive change in the society at large.
In the past he has been invited to become a founding member of World Happiness Consortium under Unit-
ed Nations. He is also a TEDx speaker with recipient of Late N Ramarao Gold Medal award as well as the
Entrepreneur Of The Year award given by IIIT Bangalore (in July 2014). Other accolades include being
honored by Shree Lajpatray Verma award in 2014 for his social projects.
Later he has started Serve Happiness Foundation aimed at building and improving grass root communities
by connecting passionate individuals to them. It is a registered non-profit organization with an international
mission to implore, invite and inspire youth to work towards nation building. We aim to direct today's
youth towards a platform specific to their interest. Our approach is to take youth on an inspirational jour-
ney of awakening and help them foster relationships by building network along the spectrum of role mod-
els working in the ecosystem.
Sabarmati Prerna Yatra
The river Sabarmati has been historically significant to the people of the world's largest democracy viz.
India. Gandhi ji had spent a considerable amount of time (1917-1930) along its banks at Sabarmati Ash-
ram. It was there that he developed the Gandhian concept of the Charkha (a symbol of self-
entrepreneurship), which alone, he believed could help the nation protect its bio-diversity and provide sus-
tenance to the poorest of the poor.
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In line with the Mahatma's vision as above, Serve
Happiness Foundation takes pride in announcing
the launch of a one-of-a-kind revolutionary 4 days
yatra - Sabarmati Prerna Yatra - a journey to
evolve and inspire the youth by connecting them
with the real heroes of Sabarmati region who are
effortlessly for improving rural development,
health, agriculture, dairy technology, handicraft, education, women empowerment.
Narmada Prerna Yatra
It is one of his initiatives - an inspirational journey of its kind to inspire youth by connecting them with real
life heroes from varied sectors like health, education, agriculture etc. It couldn't have been a more honorable
moment for Narmada Prerna Yatra (Gramin Yuva Edition) Report to be launched and graced by the esteemed
signature of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam during the inaugural ceremony of the Social Incubation Centre of our
knowledge partner AASHRAY Foundation (which is into promoting social enterprises) at EDI,
Gandhinagar on 20th June, 2015. He
was pleased to know about Narmada
Prerna Yatra and rightly emphasized
on rural development through entre-
preneurship.
In line with the same, Serve Happi-
ness Foundation is trying to inspire
rural youth for setting up small enter-
prises in the fields of dairy technolo-
gy, agriculture, food processing in
their village to generate employment
and development through its flagship product - Narmada Prerna Yatra. They are also associated with Centre
For Entrepreneurship Development (CED), Government of Gujarat as our Knowledge Partner towards train-
ing of rural youth of the Bharuch-Narmada region for entrepreneurial activities.
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Tapi Prerna Yatra
This is next journey of Nitin Tailor to get learning from society and untold heroes to be launched soon.
We believe, such journey of Nitin Tailor would inculcate happiness in the youth as they stride along to
spread the light of joy in the society and the world at large! We also hope for more such journey from differ-
ent parts of India which can give some learning to our youth.
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Food Processing: Need of Agriculture Based States - Avinash Kumar
F rom our childhood, we have learnt that India is an agriculture based country. The livelihood of maximum people are based on agriculture being as farmer or as labor in the sector. Despite of huge production of different crops, vegetables and fruits; the farmers income is getting re-duced. Even the growing price of seeds, fertilizers also play an important role in this. The farmers of the
states are also affected by political negligence which comes in the form of minimum support price or other
government schemes. In one way if we will talk about the government and its relation with farmers then it is
only limited to the big farmers (jamindaar), who can easily get the government support, subsidies and can get
benefitted out of it. While marginalized farmers are still fighting with their fate due to low grade seeds, their
urgent need to earn for their stomach, costly & low grade fertilizers, pesticides, unavailability of machineries,
technical knowledge, processing and storage unit etc. Even at a point, middle men play a very good role to
harass them economically.
This is not a story of a single state, but story of every backward state in India, whose economy is mainly de-
pendent upon agriculture. Food Processing is one of agri based industry which can support these marginal-
ized farmers as well as large one but very few people are interested in this sector, and those who are interest-
ed dont want to experiment with the crops/ vegetables/ fruits available in local, they always insist on getting
special item produced by farmers of special quality which is again where maximum of farmers are unsuccess-
ful, resulting in to reduced income. Some these selective production also result in to damage to farmers for
which one of the famous example is Potato Production for PEPSICO by farmers which led to destroy their
farm produce as the potato was not as per quality mentioned by PEPSICO.
Despite of challenges in this sector, this is one of the area which can do a lot for agriculture based popula-
tion. Surprisingly some youth from Bihar have taken it as a challenge to give this industry a boost and trying
out to present new range of products through their firms KAP Agri Products. They are working on small pro-
duction unit which can cater the need of an area. Later they have plan for expansion. In current trend, what is
found that many other organizations are working in the field of agriculture, but no one was taking dare to
challenge the big brands and push Bihar on the face of Food Processing in India.
(Avinash Kumar is representative
of Patliavadana)
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RURAL India: Government, NGOs & People - Arpit Garg
O n 15th August 2015, we graciously cele-brated our 69th year of independence. The tremendous amount of achievement and progress
which we have made in the past decades in every field
be it science & technology, defense, infrastructure or
medicine is extremely laudable. As the World Bank
quotes, Over the past six and a half decades India has
transformed itself through agricultural revolution from
being dependent on grain imports to becoming one of
the major food exporters in the world.
In the last quarter of the year 2014, we replaced China as the fastest growing economy of the world. Now,
before you jump onto the conclusion about the bright future of our economy and us utilizing the maximum
potential of our resources, let us look at the other side of the story. The current GDP of India stands at $2.308
trillion and makes it 7th largest nominal GDP of the world. However, it is noteworthy to see that the
contribution of the rural sector of India is not as per the expectations. Rural India houses around 69% of the
total population while it merely contributes to about 32% in the Indian GDP.
Agreed, due to technological limitations, unemployment, and poor infrastructure we cannot expect rural India
to contribute in par with the urban India. But, it is certainly a thing to worry about for a country which is
poised to become the largest economy of the world in a few years. If we shed some light on the present condi-
tion at the state level, we see that Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh houses the highest urban population in terms
of percentage share with 13.5% and 11.8% respectively and are also tagged as the highest percentage
contributors in the economy of the country at about 14.1% and 8.46% of the Indian GDP respectively. If we
compare this situation with states like Bihar or Punjab, we see that for these two states, they have one of the
highest percentage of rural population in India, but are contributing very less to the GDP of our country. Bihar
houses about 11.1% of the total rural population of India but it lags behind the contribution in the Indian GDP
which is at present about 3.72% only. But, the situation isnt as gloomy as it looks. Slowly and steadily things
are picking up and we are now on the right track to bring the contribution from rural India at par with the ur-
ban population.
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Things are rapidly changing and with the present speed of rural empowerment, it is safer to assume that we
may soon see a rapid rise in the development of rural population and make them an important contributor in
the Indian economy.
There are a lot of Rural Empowerment programs currently happening all over India that are taking care of lots
of areas of development like Education, Health and Medicine and providing employment to people belonging
to rural background. For instance, in Bihar there is an organization called SEEKHO India started by a
University of Pennsylvania graduate Zubin Sharma. They have provided free education to over 4000 people
since 2013 through local people. They have trained local people to become teachers and provide elementary
education to the people from all the age groups.
With this education, people may find some form of employment at local shops or can help their children to
learn. Another good instance of Rural Empowerment in Bihar can be seen from the initiatives of project
JEEVIKA started by the Government of Bihar which is also supported by World Bank. Their objective is to
enhance the income of the people through sustainable methods and livelihoods and provide social protection
including food security and help rural poor to bring in a more effective voice for their concerns. The project
covers a large base of 500,000 families of more than 4000 villages which is really commendable. The project
links people with several initiatives in the areas of agriculture, dairy products and micro financing for the
poor. Government has signed MOUs with the banks for opening of the bank accounts for the rural poor and
providing them with the credit they need. The project also covers a very important aspect of cleanliness. This
project trains people on constructing toilets in their homes and maintaining cleanliness around. There are
volunteers too assigned for this task! With the kind of initiatives happening around India and especially Bihar,
we can surely say that soon we may see rural population contributing a lot to the economy. We can see from
the statistics that it has started to give positive results. Bihar has been ranked consistently as number one state
in terms of annual percentage GDP growth since 2010. With a lot of several others initiatives and projects
coming up, we are positive for the growth of rural population in the years to come.
(The writer is a mechanical engineer working
in multinational IT-company in Gurgaon.
During college time, he was associated with
Juvenile care, an NGO working for the devel-
opment of underprivileged children. )
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School Dental Health Programs: Need of Hour
- Vivek Kumar & Vijayashree Raj Swatantra
S chool health is an important branch of community health. It is an economical and powerful means
of rising community health in future generations.
Towards the end of the 19th century, William Fisher, A dentist of England was so concerned by
the high caries experience and lack of treatment in the child population that he devoted much
time campaigning for compulsory inspection and treatment of children in schools.
On July 23rd 1898, School dentists society was formed in London.
The beginning of school health service in India dates back to 1909, when for the 1st time medical examination
of school children was carried out in Baroda city.
In 1960 The Government of India constituted a school health committee, and submitted its report in 1961.
Health appraisal is defined as the process of determining the total health status of the child through such
means as health histories, teacher and nurse observations, screening test, and medical, dental and psychologi-
cal examination. Teachers have far more contact with social children than do physicians and dentists.
Since teachers are the 1st to realize the any emergency in a school, they should be trained in handling simple
emergencies such as 1st aid and care for minor wounds and a basic knowledge about epileptics fits, fainting,
etc.
A comprehensive school program should be administratively sound, be available to all children, provide the
facts about dental care, provide the environment for the development of psychomotor skills necessary for
tooth brushing and flossing.
The American Dental Association, in its objectives of a community dental health program, gives the fol-
lowing aims for A school dental service to help every school child appreciate the importance of a healthy
mouth, To encourage the observances of dental health practices, including personal care, proper diet and
oral habits.
(The writer are students of Kalka Dental Col-
lege, MeerutUP )
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Campus Corner
The student life is one of the part of our life, which we never forget. When we grow up, then
there comes the times we want to again rejoice that life, but very few times we get the chance
to rejoice it.
Venue: LNMI, Patna
Occasion: Alumni Meet, 2017
Date: 15th January, 2017
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SAHWES ,
Champaran is the place from where Gandhi ji had
started Satyagraha, but very few people remember
that Champaran. To create a recognition over world
again Munna bhai is working hard on ground which
let him to represent India in coming SAARC Youth
Summit.
When we talk about entrepreneurship and
there is no any story of Gujarat, how its possi-
ble. Like every year Nitin Tailor keep travel-
ling across different areas to find a new story
from which we can learn.
Bharuch, Gujarat ,
, Motihari, Bihar
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Sitamarhi, Bihar
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FB: @kailashafoundation.org
The founder of Roti bank Azad Pandey has such
a passion to do something for poor that he be-
came Santa Clause on Wheel Chair despite
fracture in his leg on this Christmas.
IIT,
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When we talk about the improvement of rural
education, how we can forget the MAUKA Foun-
dation run by Akhilesh of IIT Kharagpur who is
improving the quality through various competi-
tions in rural areas.
When it comes to social
work, the ideas are not limited to specific. This is
what A Native Tongue Called Peace team is
doing by supporting children and working on
peace through music concerts.
, Imphal, Manipur
, Gorakhpur, UP
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