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Annual-Report1-2008-2009.Pdf
Annual Report 2008-2009 Gram SevaTrust Preface – A journey of 15 years Gram Seva Trust has completed fifteen years in the service of the poor in the Gandevi Taluka of Navsari district of South Gujarat. We feel extremely happy and proud to share highlights of activities of past 15 years along with annual report of 2008-09 with our esteemed donors, well wishers and friends who have been our co-travelers in this journey making substantial contributions all along. GST took birth in 1994 with an aim to serve the poor and outcasts amongst the landless tribal communities in and around Kharel. It has since completed 15 years from that infant step. First 15 years represent childhood in the life of an individual when he or she is preparing to finish the school but for an organization, fifteen years show its journey towards stability in the field and a proof of its commitment towards the stated mission and goals. It is a long time, therefore, to introspect while celebrating this milestone. It is time to take an account of our shortcomings and incomplete missions and chart the future di- rections. Some projects like quality health care delivery, nutrition project to meet the chal- lenge of severe malnutrition amongst the children and building partnerships with various schemes in public health domain of state and central government have given us immense satisfaction. We have taken great inspiration from the Gandhian thought where the village development is central to national progress and prosperity. A comprehensive approach is, therefore, necessary for alleviating poverty, promoting value based education and empow- ering the community ridden with caste prejudices. -
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GRAM SEVA TRUST Dedicated to Health Care and Rural Develpoment 12th ANNUAL REPORT - 2005 - 06 GRAM SEVA TRUST Dedicated to Health Care and Rural Develpoment Board of Trustees Dr. Ashwin Shah Managing Trustee Kharel Shri Nalinbhai J. Desai Hon. Secretary Surat Dr. Harsha Shah Kharel Shri Nalinbhai T. Desai Surat Shri Dipakbhai Vashi Dhamdachha Shri Moghabhai Naik Pipaldhara Shri Dinubhai Patel Khaparia Dr. Anilbhai Desai SEWA Rural, Jhagadia Dr. Roda K. Patel Kharel Shri Chhaganbhai Naik Surat Dr. Ushaben Desai Navsari Advisers Shri Dhananjaybhai Desai Valsad Dr. Lataben Desai SEWA Rural, Jhagadia Shri I. J. Desai Surat N. H. No. 8, Kharel, Ta. Gandevi, Dist.: Navsari - 396 430 (Gujarat) INDIA Phone : (091) (2634) 246248, 246362. Fax : 246543 E-Mail : [email protected], [email protected] Website : www.gramseva.org GRAM SEVA TRUST Editorial Respected Elders, dear friends and well wishers, Greetings for the New Year. Gram Seva Trust has completed 11 years in its efforts towards promoting health and development in the rural community with active co- operation from all of you. We have tried to strengthen the programs carried out during first decade with renewed vigor and enthusiasm through the second decade of the organization. Complete transparency in working of the organization has been our guiding principle. It has also been our effort to critically appraise and analyze the achievements each year and identify new areas of challenges so as to bring about the necessary changes where necessary. Our people are still living with age-old beliefs and superstitions. This requires building of a scientific temper and a modern outlook on life amongst the communities. -
Annual Report 2010-11
17th ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 Dr.Roda Patel- An Unexpected Departure All our well wishers, friends, donors have known our Trustee Dr.Roda Khushroo Patel and her passion to work for the under privileged children. Dr.Roda Patel worked as a paediatrician in Chicago for many years but her heart was in India. She longed to do something for the poor and needy children in India. With this mission she came to Kharel in 1995 and after that visited Kharel for 4 months every year. She was a major force behind the Child Health and Nutrition Project started by the organization, to improve the malnutrition and health in the poor tribal children. She was very concerned about the malnutrition in these children Dr. Roda Patel and worked day and night to collect donations from friends, well wishers, philanthrophic organizations in India and abroad. She started the Gram Seva Foundation in U.S.A. for this purpose and all donations to this foundation are utilised for the children's welfare project in Kharel. The Foundation continues to give money for this purpose. Dr.Roda Patel was the inspiration behind the Balawas Project. This project provides residential facilities and education to children, whose parents are migrants, who are orphans or come from broken families. The project was very close to her heart and she wanted to expand it so that more and more children benefit. Dr.Khushroo Patel, their children, family and friends have pledged to fulfil her dream and this project shall be completed soon. Dr.Patel was not only a very good doctor, a loving and compassionate human being but also a great artist. -
Issn 2454-8596
ISSN 2454-8596 www.vidhyayanaejournal.org An International Multidisciplinary Research e-Journal ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nanhalal as a Translator Anjana Prajapati Assistant Professor, Department of Communication Skills, Marwardi University, Rajkot. Volume II I Issue 4 February - 2018 Page 1 ISSN 2454-8596 www.vidhyayanaejournal.org An International Multidisciplinary Research e-Journal ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A piece of literature when translated in another language extends far beyond the linguistic and communicative realms to the cultural transmission across social, political, religious and peceptional and ethnic generalizations of the people of a particular time at a particular place. It is for this reason that it is necessary to examine the conditions under which the translation has been made. Who translates, what is translated and for whom and how is the translation produced. As in the words of Paul St-Pierre: “...an original text and its translation are dynamically connected to each other, precisely through the criteria governing their relations, rather than in a static, predetermined relation of equivalence. Translation makes visible the existence of such criteria and, in so doing, contributes to an awareness of the elements founding the translating culture, conditioning in the way in which the culture defines itself in terms of - and very often in denial of- another the other.” - Paul St-Pierre Many famous writers, who wrote in the regional languages, shaped the phenomenon of an era by their contribution in the field of regional literature This region is less travelled especially regarding the translations that are made in the regional languages. As in the words of Dr.Sunil Sagar: “We have yet to dwell upon the way culturally central texts were translated and the history around it. -
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Gram Seva Trust : Annual Report 2009-10
GRAM SEVA TRUST - Annual Report 2009-2010 Preface Gram Seva Trust has been dedicated to providing health care and development in and around rural area of Kharel in South Gujarat since its inception in 1994. Although the entry point was to provide quality health care at an affordable cost to the rural poor of the area, it was imperative to get involved with other concerns of the community well-being like malnutrition, plight of women and children, poverty and illiteracy. The inter-linkages between poverty and disease, between illiteracy and backwardness are well known and can not be ignored. It is meaningless to talk of good health care without ameliorating the adverse conditions that these people live with. While tackling malnutrition amongst pre-school children was our major initial project in the community, subsequent years saw other projects targeted towards community development focusing on mother and child health, women’s economic activities, adolescent girls and boys’ health, de-addictions and education. Projects like SNGO, Child Nutrition etc. have given us the opportunity to co-ordinate and work with the Government setup. They have also helped in developing co-ordination and understanding not only between the hospital care and the community but also between the two arms of staff, those working in the hospital and those working actively in the field. Women have emerged in the forefront of all community related projects; be it income generating schemes, health education or formal school education. GST has encouraged women in taking a leadership role. Toilet project this year was on demand by the women from Self Help Groups and has been a new learning experience for us. -
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Details of shareholders in respect of whom dividend for the last seven consecutive years remains unpaid/ unclaimed Folio No./ DP ID & Sr. No. Client ID Name No. of Shares Registered Address C/O M/S GOOLABKHAN PEERKHAN CO,178 NAGDEVI STREET,BOMBAY, MUMBAI- 1 0000013 ISMAIL HASSIM WADEE 1045 400003 20000016 LALLUBHAI BHAILALBHAI PATEL 7370P.O.BOX.83,BROKEN HILL,(NORTH RHODESIA) 3 0000019 AMBALAL KALIDAS PATEL 2970 C/O M/S C K PATEL & CO.,JINJA,UGANDA 4 0000022 JULIUS BASIL BRAGANZA 880 P.O.BOX.3401,DAR ES-SALAM,-TANZANIA 0 5 0000029 MOHAMED MOOSA PATEL 1100 FLAT 13,CROWN HEIGHTS,71,CROWN RD FORDSBURG,JOHANNESBURG 6 0000034 ISMAIL MAHOMED DENDAR 5060 P.O.BOX.120,ERMELO TRANSVAL,S.AFRICA 7 0000035 AMINA AHMED DADISHETH 385 KHOLVAD HOUSE,27 MARKET STREET,JOHANNESBURG 80000042 RAMA KUMARI DEVI 330 C/O LT.GEN.RAMA SHUM SHERE-,JUNG BAHADUR RANA,TANGAL DARBAR 90000045 LALITABEN JASHBHAI PATEL 1815C/O AFRICAN IRONMONGERS LTD.,P.O.BOX.286,JINJA (UGANDA) 100000052 AISHABIBI D/O EBRAHIM DAWJEE JEEWA 1320C/O E.D.JEEWA,73-28TH STREET,RANGOON 110000053 KUMUD LAJMI 660 C/O MR PARANJPE,43 TASSO ROAD HAMMERSMILK,LONDON W.6 (U.K.) 120000055 DINSHA DORABJI DARUVALA 4290209 RIBBEDALE ROAD,LONDON S.W.16, 130000060 HORMAZD DINSHAW BILLIMORIA 990813 SOUTH LA GRANGE ROAD,LA GRANGE,ILLINOIS 60525 U.S.A. MARINE CHAMBER 2ND FLOOR,FLAT NO 3,NEW MARINE LINES,MUMBAI MUMBAI- 140000061 HORMAZD DINSHAW BILLIMORIA 660 400006 150000084 RADAK PVT LTD. 55 15 MOTILAL NEHRU ROAD,GROUND FLOOR,CALCUTTA, KOLKATA-700029 GALA NO.58,RAJA INDL.ESTATE,NAHUR VILLAGE,MULUND (WEST),MUMBAI 160000097 SUNFLEX FINANCE & INVESTMENTS LTD. -
Contemporary Jain Legends (English Translation of Arvachin Jain Jyotirdharo)
Contemporary Jain Legends (English Translation of Arvachin Jain Jyotirdharo) Shraddheya Shri Atmanandji Shrimad Rajchandra Adhyatmik Sadhna Kendra Shri Satshrut Seva Sadhana Kendra Koba, near Ahmedabad (Gujarat) 1 Table of Contents 01. Arch-donor Jain KulBhushan Sheth Shri Manikchand (J.P.) ........................ 14 Family Birth and Childhood: ............................................................................................ 14 Arrival at Bombay: in the Business of Jewellery: ............................................................ 14 Internal and External Property of the Zaveri Family: ....................................................... 15 Flow of Charity: ............................................................................................................... 15 Family Life: ...................................................................................................................... 16 Last Two Years: .............................................................................................................. 16 His Works for Social Up-Lift: ........................................................................................... 17 Beginning of Jain Mitra Periodical: .................................................................................. 17 Establishment of Bharat-Varshiya Digambar Jain Tirthkshetra Committee: ................... 17 Syadvad Vidyalaya, Benaras: ......................................................................................... 17 All-Round Expansion of Religious -
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DELHI Bal Sahitya Puraskar Presented Fourth Sahitya Akademi Bal Sahitya Puraskar for 2013 were presented to twenty four writers in Indian languages recognised by the Akademi in a grand function held on 15 November 2013 at Goa State Museum Auditorium, Panaji, Goa ahitya Akademi held its Bal Sahitya Puraskar 2013 nine books of short stories, two of poetry, two of essays, SPresentation ceremony on 15 November 2013, at Goa and eight writers for their total contribution to children State Museum Auditorium, Panaji, Goa. literature have won the Bal Sahitya Puraskar this year. He The three day event included the ‘Presentation of Bal further said that we must welcome and encourage literature Sahitya Puraskar’, ‘Writers Meet’ and a ‘Symposium on for children, for it opens up doors to the many worlds Writing’ for Children; The New Challenges’ on 17 November. that are not known to the children. While reading or being Goa State Museum Auditorium was bustling with the read by somebody, the child listens to, naturally attempts gathering of awardees, guests, the lovers of literature from to visualize using his/her imagination, and later remembers the city of Goa. Awardees were seated on the dias in a as well. So, quite obviously the entire activity proves to beautiful array. K. Sreenivasarao, Secretary, Sahitya Akademi be a creative experience for them. And the process helps welcomed the gathering. In his welcome address, he highlighted children develop linguistic skills – may it be in any form a vital point despite a vast body of children’s literature of literature, poetry, fable, story, he said.