Showing posts with label Amrita for Villages. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amrita for Villages. Show all posts

18.11.16

(SSR16-086) Rural India Village Internship in Ratanpur, Bihar.

             1.       TITLE:
        “AMRITA FOR VILLAGES”
       2.MISSION:
1)      Maximum Interaction with the village community and to gain their trust on us.
2)       To share our culture and also learn from them.
3)      To make them aware about the importance of education and the opportunities they would gain in their near future.
4)      Make them aware of cleanliness and to make them health conscious and self reliant.
5)      Conduct surveys of the farmers and then analyse their situation and tell them how to overcome and solve their problems.
6)      All possible help that we can do.
       3.CORE CONTRIBUTORS:
1)      CATEGORY: 101
2)      TEAM CODE:(SSR16-086)
3)      THE TEAM:
1)      RAJESH SIR                                         (AMRITA SERVE)
2)      SOJA MAM                                         (AMRITA SERVE)
3)      ISHAN CHAVAN                                (S5ME A)
4)      ASHISH U.S                                        (S5ME A)
5)      UNNIYARCHA SOMARAJ               (MSc PHY)
6)      AMALA DEVI                                   (MSc PHY)



4)      PLACE:
                       RATANPUR, BHOJPUR(dist), BIHAR
4.ACTIVITIES:
1)      Health camp, Surveys
2)      Science Experiments &Teaching
3)      Focused Group Discussion(FGDs)
4)      Medical camp
5)      International Yoga Day
6)      Games
7)      Rally
8)      Gramotsavam
9)      Amala bharatam Campaign(ABC)


5.BACKGROUND OF THE PROBLEM:  
1)      Roads
2)      Irrigation Facilities
3)      Child marriages
4)      sanitation
6.IMAGES:
               





                7.CONQUEST:
1)      We never expected that all the students and even the teachers would participate in International Yoga day celebrations. Every student showed his active participation in doing Asanas. 
2)      Focused Group Discussion (FGDs)are organized successfully
3)      Health camp, awareness programmes are conducted.
4)      Surveys conducted helped us to know the place of development
5)       


8.OBSTACLES FACED:
1)      Unexpected cloudburst made all the fields full of mud and hence made our travelling from our place to Ratanpur village very difficult.
2)      Language, as most of them knew only their local language Maithili and Bhojpuri.
3)      Food and water.
4)      Stay in the village.
5)      Lack of time because of travel.

9.TOTAL MAN HOURS FOR ACCOMPLISHMENT:
·         12days

10.ROAD AHEAD:
1)      Invite them for Amma birthday celebrations.
2)      Arrange some programmes for them in Ashram
3)      Always being in touch with them by calling, etc.

            11.ROSES AND THORNES:
1)      What actually happened was that I got to learn more than I taught them. Their way of thinking is totally different and u can’t even imagine how they would reply for a certain question.
2)      For me it was a wonderful time, well spent and lots of new exposure which I never even dreamt of. Despite of lack of facilities in the village, I didn’t even realise that I actually lived in that place for 12 days.
3)      I also learnt how to be a part of team, how to get work done from your team and how to adjust with everyone. I also learnt one thing after I came from the village.
4)      When I saw their condition over there as they had to eat rats and shells due to lack of money, I took a decision that I would never ever waste food.
5)      This is one of the unforgettable experience I ever had


(SSR16-085) Rural India Village Internship in Kalinagar Village, West Bengal

             1.       TITLE:
        “AMRITA FOR VILLAGES”
       2.MISSION:
1)      Education
2)      Water and sanitation
3)      Health
4)      Income generation
5)      Agriculture
6)      Self-empowerment
7)      Awareness session for men & women
8)      Promote Yoga and Physical fitness amongst the villagers.
9)      Eco friendly infrastructure
       3.CORE CONTRIBUTORS:
1)      CATEGORY: 101
2)      TEAM CODE:(SSR16-085)
3)      THE TEAM:
1)      Mrs Indira Namboodiripad       (CIR)
2)      Avinash                                         (S5CSE)
3)      Sree Lakshmi P Nair                   (S3 MSW)
4)      Anu P Nair                                    (S3 CSE)
5)      Gowri Devi                                   (S2 MSW)
4)      PLACE:
                       Kalinagar, , West Bengal
4.ACTIVITIES:
1)      Conducting YOGA sessions for the children
2)      Beginning the class with prayers
3)      Video session on hygiene.
4)      Organizing SHG meeting
5)      Career guidance for children
6)      Amala Bharatham Campaign, Science campaign
7)      International Yoga Day Celebrations, Primary school Visit

5.BACKGROUND OF THE PROBLEM:
1)      Lack of effective awareness of the villagers in their daily life
2)      Problem of the language speaking with the children
3)      Early marriages
4)      Farming using Chemicals, roads, water, electricity, Sanitation and health
6.IMAGES:






7.CONQUEST:
1)      Yoga session had been conducted successfully
2)      Organizing self-help group meeting
3)      Career guidance programmes, video sessions on hygiene are conducted
4)      Develop the confidence of student at tuition centre
5)      Meetings with village Pradhan and Agricultural Dept officer on giving training programs to the farmers



8.OBSTACLES FACED :
1)      Language, as most of them didn’t know Bengali.
2)      Survey-few of the surveys were irrelevant
3)      Less no. of people in the group and a big village to handle.
4)      Lack of time because of travel.

9.TOTAL MAN HOURS FOR ACCOMPLISHMENT:
·         15days
10.ROAD AHEAD:
1)      Invite them to the Ashram for Amma’s birthday celebrations.
2)      Arrange some programmes for them in the ashram.
3)      Active whatsapp groups inorder to have constant connection with them.

            11.ROSES AND THORNES:
            1)Life changing experience
            2)wonderful people and loving attitude.
            3)we loved the culture and traditions followed by the villagers.


17.11.16

(SSR 16-076) Amrita for Villages in Ransai village, Maharasthra


1.       TITLE :
“AMRITA FOR VILLAGES IN RANSAI VILLAGE,MAHARASHTRA”

2.        MISSION :
·         Maximum interaction with the village community
·         To share our culture and also learn from them
·         Inculcate leadership qualities and team spirit ,especially among youth.
·         Construction of check dam to control water scarcity in summer season
·         Reaching to 4 more hamlets of our village

3.       CORE CONTRIBUTORS : 
·         CATEGORY : 101 
·         TEAM CODE: SSR 16-76
·         THE  TEAM :
CHAITHANYA S – AM.EN.U4EEE14013
VISHNU JAYAN – AM.EN.U4EEE14044
SHILPA NATH – AM.EN.U4ECE14164
·         PLACE :
Ransai village,Maharashtra

4.       ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN :
          International Day of Yoga
          Check Dam Implementation
          Ayudh Youth Camp for Villagers
          Kitchen Garden
          E-learning sessions
          Health Camp for the Kids
          Story telling session for Kids
          Book Distribution
          Daily evening Bhajans and Poojas
          Medical Help: Spine surgery
5.       BACKGROUND OF THE PROBLEM :
           Lack of sanitation awareness and public hygiene
          Acute water scarcity during summer season
          3 clusters within the village community
6.       IMAGES :


Figure 1:Interaction with the kids



Figure 2:Kitchen Gardening


Figure 3:International Day of Yoga


Figure 4:Ayudh Youth Camp



Figure 5:Check Dam Implementation
7.       
       THE  CONQUEST :
·         Check Dam was built


8.       OBSTACLES FACED
·         Not even a single toilet in the village
·         Unexpected cloudburst
·         Language, as most of them didn’t know Hindi
·         Stay in the village
·         Lack of time because of travel

9.       TOTAL MAN HOURS FOR ACCOMPLISHMENT :
·         504 hours

10.   ROAD AHEAD :
·         Arrange some programmes for them in the ashram
·         Visit the village atleast twice a year.

11.   ROSES AND THORNS :
·         “I’m just wide eyed with wonder that so much is being done by Amrita SeRVe, so humanely, gently and with such efficiency that, it strengthens our resolve to carry our work. Each and every day at Nerul Ashram and at Ransai was priceless and incredible experience of my life.”
                                                                          –Shilpa Nath,S5 ECE
·          “Even though they lack in money, they were rich with love and compassion.There was a joy of sharing and caring from both sides.I am happy because,I learned to find happiness even in little things.Amrita Serve’s intension is to transform rural villages in India,but I can say that in a way this internship had transformed me to a great extent and I am happy for the changes”. 
                                                                          –Chaithanya S, S5 EEE
·         “More than what we could contribute to them,we’ve learnt many things from them;this has been indeed a life changing experience for everyone who has visited a village under the 101 village project. I look back and wonder how this internship program has transformed the life of villagers towards self-empowerment and my life as a student in improving different types of critical skills”.
                                                                          – Vishnu Jayan, S5 EEE



16.11.16

(SSR16-080) 101 INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME


           1.       TITLE :
             “101 INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME”

           2.        MISSION :
·         TO MAKE THEM SELF RELIANT
·         TO BRING A CHANGE IN THEIR LIVING
·         TRY TO BRING A SOLUTION FOR THE BASIC PROBLEMS OF VILLAGE


           3.       CORE CONTRIBUTORS :
·         CATEGORY : 101 Village Internship Programme
·         TEAM CODE: SSR16-80
·         THE  TEAM : Team Himachal
NAME –M S Amrithesh        Roll No Am.en.u4eee14122
Sruthi Menon V K                  Roll No Am.en.u4cse14066
Aiswarya.S                              Roll No Am.en.u4cse1404
Gokulnath G L                        Roll No Am.en.u4eee14018
V Anandakrishnan Nair        Roll No Am.en.u4eee14042
·         PLACE :
INDPUR,KANGRA DISTRICT,
HIMACHAL PRADESH

          4.       ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN :
    • International Yoga Day
    • Bhajans
·         Amala Bharatam Campaign
·         Cricket Tournament
·         Tuition Center
·         Science Camp And Drawing Competition
·         Soakage Pit
·         AAA And Awareness Program
·         Gramotsav
·         Survey
          5.       BACKGROUND OF THE PROBLEM :
           HEALTH CENTER AND SANITATION
          ALCOHOLISM
          ROAD SYSTEM
          PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
          CASTE SYSTEM
          WATER PROBLEM

          6.       IMAGES :
                      




          7.       THE  CONQUEST :
·         We celebrated internalntional yoga day conducted yoga session for men in the morning from 5 am to 7 am in the morning and evening 5pm to 7pm for women. In addition we also went to two schools where we taught them about about the importance of doing yoga.
·          Conducted a cricket Tournment .
·         Conducted Amala Bharatam Campaign.
·         Conducted science camp and a drawing competition in the tuition center.
·         Conducted Gramotsav in the village on 27th July.
          8.       OBSTACLES FACED :
·         Insufficent Drinking Water
·         Poor transportation facilities

          9.       TOTAL MAN HOURS FOR ACCOMPLISHMENT :
·          Usually early morning since noon are so hot.
·         Working hours depends on the work been assigned (Sokage pit, AAA,Survey).
·         Average of 8 hours of working per day.

         10.   ROAD AHEAD :
·         Awarness is to given to the villager for
Ø  Importance of education
Ø  Santary issues
Ø  To raise voice against child marriage and dowry system
Ø  Alcoho consumption
Ø  Necessity of a good job

         11.   ROSES AND THORNS :
It was a mix of amazement and excitement when I first saw my mail which said I am going to Himachal Pradesh. It was so far away from home and my parents were as expected tensed. But I love to travel and decided I will go no matter what and I don’t regret my decision.
The village was like any other village with lot of greenery, small houses and lot of small innocent children huddling around you. But what makes you fall for them is the way they treat you…starting from the oldest people to the smallest children. The children there are not exposed to technology much, hence they still enjoy their childhood the way the it needs to be –innocent, carefree and active. Children in the city may have access to lot of technology …but they are not really living their childhood to the fullest. The children in the village are also really hardworking and respect their elders really well. The elders were also very kind and cooperative.  One thing that disappointed me was the lack of opportunity for the youth in the village. There are some youngsters who are really brilliant who can’t follow their dreams due to lack of knowledge of opportunities or lack of money. It’s the educated youth of India who should guide them and show the way for the ignorant. As Amma says, every student should visit villagers of India and help the villagers in India. India can get so much of potential from the villagers.
       I am really glad to have gone for the internship.

Thank you