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ISRN Stories Volume-3 070220.Indd The Vision of Antyodaya Documentation & Compilation of the Best Practices of Sustainable Development As Propounded by Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya Volume 3 - Urban Development, Rural Development & Environment ISRN Indian Social Responsibility Network “Antyodaya” Philosophy derived by Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya “It is essential that we think about our national identity, without which Independence has no meaning” Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya (1916-1968) was a of Ministry of Culture. They were the backbone statesman, thinker, philosopher, intellectual and an for differentiating the practices into seven organizer- who dedicated his entire life to nation thematic areas: Health, Education, Agriculture, building through his sheer dedication, superlative Artesian, Livelihood, Urban Development, intelligence and his peerless organizational Rural Development, Environment, Welfare and capabilities. He was also one of the founding leaders Integrated Development. The project aimed to of the Bharatiya Jana Sangh — the forerunner of document and disseminate the best practices the BJP. implemented by voluntary organizations/ Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya proposed individuals for upliftment of vulnerable section of ‘Antyodaya’ philosophy, which means the ‘rise the society. Its objective is to provide a platform for of the last person’. Shri Upadhyaya stressed on unsung heroes to highlight the innovations adopted ‘Antyodaya’ to rid the nation of extreme poverty. and document the same for future replication. It also formed a part of Shri Upadhyaya’s core Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya also stressed, “Man philosophy of “Integral Humanism”– that the highest creation of God is losing his own viewed the man distinctly from the popular identity. We must re-establish him in his rightful ones propagated in his time by capitalism and position, being him the realization of his greatness, communism. It means to ensure that the last reawaken his abilities and encourage him to exert person in the ladder or the chain gets the benefitsfor attaining divine heights of his latest personality. of growth and development. Regarding poverty, This is possible only through a decentralized he was of the view that the state should assure a economy”. He always believed that the goal of an minimum standard of living to all individuals. He individual is not merely to conserve the culture, believed that economic schemes and progress can but to give it momentum for its revitalization as a be measured by the person situated at the lowest dynamic and capable entity. Thus, there is a need level and not at the highest level of the society, who to make arrangements to ensure that the society have risen above on the economic ladder. leads a healthy and progressive life. Antyodaya is the basic principle of the political As focused in ideology propounded by Pandit and economic philosophy of Pandit Deendayal Deendayal Upadhyaya, there is a need to develop Upadhyaya. Not forgetting about the nature, community leaders who in return can address fulfillment of necessities of human life includingdevelopment issues at community level. The book health care for individual, educating individual, captures some good examples of the leaders/ work for all and capital formation were some of organizations who are working for sustainable the morals defined under the concept of Integraldevelopment. Humanism by Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya. These morals were the guiding principles for Indian Social Responsibility Network (ISRN) to conceptualize the idea of rolling out the study “Documentation and Compilation of best practices of Sustainable Development as Propounded by Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya” with the support Patron & Mentor Dr. Vinay Sahasrabuddhe Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha, President, ICCR, Vice Chairperson, ISRN Editor Santosh Gupta CEO, ISRN Associate Editors Srisha Singh, Anjbeen Jamal & Selina Priya Dias Managing Editors Jiwan Prakash Saha, Bindiya Narang, Nilesh Arya, Sudeshna Basu, Shalini Tummala, Anehi Mundra, Lakshita Gupta, Pranjali Malhotra and Namrata Singh Design Saarthak Development and Business Solutions Pvt. Ltd. & Aman Dhingra Supported By Ministry of Culture, Government of India Published By ISRN Indian Social Responsibility Network (ISRN) K-13, 1st Floor, South Extension, Part-2, New Delhi-110049 Tel: 011-41045160, E-mail: [email protected], Website: www.isrn.in ISRNVision ISRN is an adaptive amalgamation of networking, knowledge generating and developmental change implementing body with an avowed goal of “relationship beyond funding”. We aim to partake in the common dream of India attaining the status of a developed nation through the collective efforts, cooperation and strengthening of the four pillars that is- Government, Corporate, Voluntary Organization and Community where-in, all share an authentic interaction. And so each of our efforts, practices and processes compliment align with development and with befitting socially conducive strivings. It is the driving idiom which we call as the spirit that spurs our society to constant improvement and betterment. Contents Message- Shri Narendra Modi 10 Message- Shri Amit Shah 11 Message- Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman 12 Message- Shri Prahlad Singh Patel 13 Message- Dr. Rajiv Kumar 14 Message- Dr. Mahesh Chandra Sharma 15 Message- Om Prakash Sakhlecha 16 Foreword- Dr. Vinay Sahasrabuddhe 17 Message from the CEO Desk- Shri Santosh Gupta 18 ISRN An Overview 22 Antyodaya Journey 27 Jury Members of the study 34 Special thanks: Social Institutions/Antyodaya Fellows/Study Associates 40 Archana Saxena 48 My Home India 50 i Yuva Swabhiman Jan Kalyan Samiti, Vidisha 52 Adarsh Foundation 54 Footprints E.A.R.T.H 57 Idea Chakki 59 DAPTA 64 Dr. Hedgewar Sewa Samiti 66 Feel Good 68 Govardhan Ecovillage 70 Motiram Gangaram Khawle 72 Himanshu Patel 74 Shyamsunder Paliwal 76 Organisation Behind The Practice: 79 MPDAYSRLM (Panchayat Rajgarh Biaora) 79 Deendayal Research Institute 82 Indigenous Development Organization 85 Needbox 87 Pani Foundation 89 Popatrao Baguji Pawar 91 Pragati Pratishthan 95 Ramkumar Soni 97 Ranveer Sewa Samiti 99 Ritu Jaiswal 101 Rural Education for Development Society 103 Sewa International 105 Shivganga Samagra Gramvikas Parishad 109 Srishti Sanstha 111 United for Hope 113 Women’s Ogranisation for Rural Development (WORD) 115 Nalini Foundation 117 Sarvodaya Shikshan Sansthan 119 Cecoedecon 121 Ekal Gramothan 123 Shri Chintamani Pashvnath Minority Multi-Objective Development Organisation 125 Vivek Coelho 127 AIM Foundation 130 Centre for Community Development (CCD) 132 North-East Initiative Development Authority (NEIDA) 134 Prastutee 136 Social Organization for Voluntary Action (SOVA) 138 Socio-Economic and Ecological Development (SEED) 140 Alliance 141 Social Help Activities for Rural People (SHARP) 142 Institution for Development & Implementation Of Technicism 143 Jagruti 145 Rambhau Mhaallgi Prabodhini 146 Rasila Wadera 152 A1 Animals Come First 154 Sweet Sparrow Come Back Home 156 Krishna Limb for Animals_ Helping Disabled Animals Walk Back 157 People for Animals 160 Ashok Kumar 163 Madhav Patil 165 Prani 167 Resqink Association For Wildlife Welfare 169 Jagat Kinkhabwala 171 Human Helpline 173 Environment Life 174 Rajput Sai Sunil Singh 175 Sreeman Narayanan 176 Lok Kalyan Samiti 180 Alungal Farms 182 Carbon Masters 184 Swachh Sabarmati initiative of the Drishti Foundation Trust 186 Malhar Kalambe 188 Mantu Hait 190 Purushottham 191 REDD+ Project 193 Green Office, Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad 195 Anand Malligavad 197 Devaki Amma 199 Ramveer Tanwar 201 Sudha Ramen 202 Clean India Ventures 208 SELCO Foundation 210 Devendra Sura 212 Biome Environmental Trust and Friends of Lakes 213 Cycle Yatra Ek Vichar 215 Regeno 217 Vikas Path Sewa Sansthan (VPSS) 218 Innovosoft Technologies Pvt. Ltd. 219 Baghuwar Village 220 Clothes Box 223 Enactus team of Shri Ram College of Commerce 226 Teach for Green 229 Naisargik Lenka 233 MESSAGE Shri Narendra Modi lr Za|X´ _m{Xr Prime Minister ‡YmZ _®Ãr, ^maV gaH ma Government of India MESSAGE Due to people powered efforts, India has scaled new heights of development across all sectors over the last five years. The result of our collective efforts is showing and the fruits of development are empowering the lives of 130 crore Indians. Guided by the ideals and philosophy of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya, we are continuously striving to improve quality of life of the most downtrodden. Be it toilets, electricity, bank accounts, gas, education or healthcare, we have focused on providing basic amenities to the poor, disadvantaged and under-privileged sections of the society. The nation is marching ahead with contribution from all segments. The present is changing at unprecedented speed and scale and a 'New India' is shaping. Efforts of voluntary organisations and charitable institutions have played a role of force multiplier and given boost to Government's efforts towards all round and inclusive development. The collective efforts of all stakeholders are vital in moving from incremental progress to a high jump the nation aims for. The untiring efforts of Indian Social Responsibility Network (ISRN) to identify, document and showcase the best practices in sustainable development are a step in the right direction. I hope that the study will reflect the best sustainable practices and inspire others to work for the upliftment of poorest of the poor. May the study succeed in achieving its desired objectives. I extend my best wishes to the entire team and the ISRN for its efforts. January, 2020 ( Narendra
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