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Mission Shikska-E Magazine.Pdf MISSION SHIKSHA 2015 सरस्तत नमसत्भुभ ्रदव केमरपमणू । प्दुेरमभ कररषुेमम मसद्त ् मव सदे ॥ With the grace of Goddess Saraswati HJD Institute of Technical Education & Research, Kera organized a Rural Education Program 2015 named “Mission Shiksha” from 2 November 2015 to 2 January 2016 under Swa. Kanji Karsan Halai Education and Charitable Trust, Kera for the second time. Vision of programme: To promote education as a vehicle for rural development. Mission of programme: To make a lifelong difference to the lives of rural underprivileged girls and boys through holistic education. Glimpse of programme: “Mission Shiksha” is a programme that is designed to empower under privileged children born in rural and remote areas in Kutch. It is an attempt to provide an opportunity to all children for improving human capabilities, through provision of community owned quality education in a mission mode. Under this programme, Existing schools with inadequate teacher strength are provided with additional teachers, while the capacity of existing teachers is being strengthened by extensive training, grants for developing teaching-learning materials and strengthening of the academic support structure at a cluster, block and district level. The faculties of the Institute are free from their regular classes during the month of November and December since university examinations are going on at that time. So they are encouraged to go to the schools in all over Kutch to educate the students. In the year 2015, 112 schools were covered and 7466 students were benefited under this noble act. Almost all the areas of Kutch were covered like Lakhapat, Bhachau, Bhuj, Nakhatrana, Abadasa, Mandvi, Gandhidham, Anjar and Mundra. The villages like Narayan Sarovar, Panandhro, Shamakhyali, Lakadiya, Varli, Meghpar, Makanpur, Baladiya, Paddhar, Kera, Gajod, Hajapar, Madhapar, Mankuva, Nagalpur, Vithon, Mothara, Kothara, Bitta, Rampar, Bidada, Asambiya, Tuna, Kidana, Shinay, Sugariya, Sapeda, Bhadreshwar, Karagoga and Zarpara were covered under the programme. In the year 2014, 69 schools were covered and 5447 students were benefited. Total 55 Faculties(22 Faculties from Mechanical Department, 09 Faculties from Civil Department, 12 Faculties from Electrical Department, 02 Faculties from CSE Department and 10 Faculties from HMS Department) took part enthusiastically for making this program successful. All respective faculties devoted 345 hours of teaching in total. The coordination of this program was done by Vice Principal- Mr. Pritesh Mankad and Social Activity Coordinator-Mr. Vishal Bhimani. Mr. Hardik Bhatt, Mr. Jignesh Makani, Mr. Pratik Parekh, Mr. Narendra Pokar, Mr. Ankit Pateliya, Mr. Kunjan Bhanderi, Mr. Haresh Chande, Mr. Chintan Thacker, Ms. Kanchan Bhansali and Ms. Nidhi Rajgor were coordinators from various Departments. Hon. Chairman Shri. Jagdishbhai Halai, Administrator Mr. Hiren Vyas and Principal Dr. Rajesh Patel had become source of inspiration during the entire journey. HJD INSTITUTE -KERA,KUTCH MISSION SHIKSHA 2015 WEEK 1 अनन देनभ महे देनभ प्दुे देनभ महत्तरम ् | अननवन क्षणूक तꥍततप्तिःक ुे्ज्जयावज्जी्ननत् प्दुुे || The gift of food is great indeed, but the gift of knowledge is paramount. While satisfaction gained from food is only temporary, knowledge can bring lifetime satisfaction-Keeping this noble aim in mind Mr. Jagdish Halai, Chairman of HJD Institute of Technical Education and Research, Kera through his Mission Shiksha initiative took great care to ensure “Vidya Daanam”- 'The Gift of Faculties of HJD adding value to next generation who will build future of Education'. India... During first Week, From 2nd of November 2015 to 11th of November 2015, there were 13 schools visited by 8 faculty members of various department. Total 1027 students had taken benefit of different seven villages under this program. The villages visited during that week were Shamakhyali, Madhapar, Shinay, Gajod, Lakadiya, Tuna and Kidana. Sr. No. Name and Address of School Teaching Teaching Tot. STD Subject Present Students 1 Santinagar Prathmik Sala-Shamakhyali 9 Maths 130 2 Pir Hajialishah Bukhari Highschool- 9 Social 74 Shamakhyali Science 3 Shri Sarswati Vidyalaya - Madhapar 5 Maths 54 4 Shri Nutan Kelavani Mandal Madhapar 5 Maths 192 Prathmik Kanya Shala, Madhapar-Bhuj 5 Shri Lakadiya Prathmik Kanya Sala, 9 Social 97 Lakadiya, Ta. Bhachau Science HJD INSTITUTE -KERA,KUTCH MISSION SHIKSHA 2015 Sr. No. Name and Address of School Teaching Teaching Tot. Present STD Subject Students 6 Gada M. K. V. Uchh Madhyamik 9 Maths 96 Shala, Lakadiya, Ta. Bhachau 7 Higher Secondary School-Shinay, 9,10 English 51 Ta. Gandhidham Maths 8 Government Secondary School- 9,10 English 69 Tuna, Ta. Anjar Maths 9 Shri Tuna Primary Group School, 5,6,7 English 80 Tuna, Ta. Anjar Maths 10 Shri Shinay Prathmik Kumar 7,8 English 39 Shala, Shinay, Ta. Gandhidham Maths 11 Gajod Primary School-Gajod, Kera 7,8 English 76 Ta. Bhuj Maths 12 Shri Shinay Prathmik Kanya 5,6 Maths 28 Shala, Shinay, Ta. Gandhidham 13 Shri Kidana Housing Society 5 English 23 Prathmik Shala, Kidana, Ta. Gandhidham Faculties of HJD Institute providing the opportunity of an adequate modern education to students... HJD INSTITUTE -KERA,KUTCH MISSION SHIKSHA 2015 WEEK 2 च्ेुेमनुसु क् ्ꥍनत ततषिꥍनत स्ुमेतमव। फलेनुेपम मरेरेु ्क्षेप्तिःक सतम्रषेप्तिः इ्॥ The ideal of all education- all training should be man-making. Each one can grow and strengthen his personality. And HJD Institute had followed the same concept and continued the rural program in the next week. During Week-2, From 30th of November 2015 to 5th of December 2015, there were 32 schools Experts imparting knowledge in students to visited by 17 faculty members of various shape the future jams & pearls ... department. Total 2301 students had taken benefit of different 24 villages under this program. The villages visited during that week were Anjar, Varli, Kotda Ugamna, Kotda Aathmana, Jadura, Mirzapar, Bhujodi, Lakhond, Dabda, Mota Asambiya, Nana Asambiya, Bidada, Talwana, Mota Badiya, Nani Khakhar, Madanpura, odai, Mothara, Bitta, Kera, Madhapar, Mankuva, Sukhpar, Shedata. Sr. Name and Address of School Teaching Teaching Tot. No STD Subject Present Students 1 Shri Anjar Nagar Primary School No.14, 6 & 7 Maths & 20 Villege-Anjar, Ta-Anjar Kutch Science 2 Shri Varli Primary School, Villege-Varli, Ta- 8 Maths, 212 Bhuj Kutch Social science 3 Shri Kotda Ugamna Primary School, Villege- 8 Maths, 132 Kotda Ugamna, Ta-Bhuj Kutch Social Science 4 Shri Shedata Panchayati Prathmik Shala- 8 Maths 19 Shedata, Ta. Bhuj 5 Shri Tharavda Primary School, Villege-Varli, 8 Social 176 Ta-Bhuj Kutch Science 6 Shri Reha Mota Primary School, Villege-Varli, 8 Maths 35 Ta-Bhuj Kutch HJD INSTITUTE -KERA,KUTCH MISSION SHIKSHA 2015 Sr. Name and Address of School Teaching Teaching Tot. Present No STD Subject Students 7 Shri Kotda Aathmana Primary School, Villege- 8 Sr. No 196 Kotda Aathmana, Ta-Bhuj Kutch 8 Shri Jadura Primary School, Villege-Jadura, 8 Maths, 74 Ta-Bhuj Kutch Social Science 9 Shri Mirzapar Kumar(Group) Primary 8 Maths & 15 School,Villege-Mirzapar,Ta-Bhuj kutch Science 10 Shri Mirzapar Kanya Primary School,Villege- 7 Maths 28 Mirzapar,Ta-Bhuj kutch 11 Vardhman Vidhyalaya, Villege-Bhujodi, Ta- 6 Maths 60 Bhuj Kutch. 12 BMCB Public School, Villege-Lakhond, Ta- 10 Science 20 Bhuj Kutch 13 Shri Anjar Nagar Primary School No.6, 7 Maths & 37 Villege-Dabda, Ta-Anjar Kutch Science 14 Ashram Shala Anjar, Villege-Anjar, Ta-Anjar 7 & 8 Maths & 44 Kutch Science 15 Bhujodi Panchayati Prathmik School, Villege- 8 Maths 35 Bhujodi, Ta- Bhuj Kutch 16 Shree Mota Asambiya,Government Primary 8 English 48 School, Tal. Mandvi, Dist. Kutch 17 Shree Nana Asambiya, Government Primary 8 English 20 School, Tal. Mandvi, Dist. Kutch 18 Shree Bidada, Government Primary School, 8 English 35 Tal. Mandvi, Dist. Kutch 19 Shree Talwana, Government Primary School, 8 Geography 54 Tal. Mandvi, Dist. Kutch Faculties opening the doorway to the wider world for the students ... HJD INSTITUTE -KERA,KUTCH MISSION SHIKSHA 2015 20 Shree Mota Badiya, Government Primary School, Tal. 8 Geography 57 Mandvi, Dist. Kutch 21 Shree Nani Khakhar, Government Primary School, 6 Geography 30 Tal. Mandvi, Dist. Kutch 22 Shree Madanpura Government Primary School, Tal. 8 Science 17 Mandvi, Dist. Kutch 23 Shree Kodai, Government Primary School, Tal. 8 Science 54 Mandvi, Dist. Kutch 24 Shree Bhanushali Lalji Arjan & Shivji Devji High 9 & 10 Science & 148 School, Mothara, Ta. Abdasa, Kutch Maths 25 Bitta High School, Bitta, Abdasa, Kutch 9 & 10 Science & 87 Maths 26 GTM High School, Kothara, Ta. Abdasa, Kucth 9 & 10 Science & 67 Maths 27 Kera Boys Primary School, Kera, Ta. Bhuj, Kutch 8 Social 40 Science 28 Kera Girls Primary School, Kera, Ta. Bhuj, Kutch 8 Social 38 Science 29 Shree MSV High School, Madhapar, Ta. Bhuj, Kutch 9 & 10 Science & 124 Maths 30 Higher Secondary High School, Mankuva, Ta. Bhuj 10 Maths 144 Kutch 31 Sukhpar Boys School-2, Sukhpar, Ta. Bhuj, Kutch 8 Maths 82 32 Shri B.B.M. High School-Bidada, Ta. Mandvi 10 Maths 206 HJD INSTITUTE -KERA,KUTCH MISSION SHIKSHA 2015 WEEK 3 The Rural Education Program had successfully completed its two weeks with the motivation of the Chairmansir Shri Jagdish Halai & Principal Dr. R.M. Patel. This program had been highly appreciated even by the society. And in this week also the journey of Mission Shiksha was being continued. During Week-3, From 07th of December 2015 to 12th of December 2015, there were 14 schools Faculties of HJD institute teaching students with active learning tools…. visited by 7 various departmental faculty members. Total 905 students had taken benefit of different nine villages under this program. The villages visited during that week were Nirona, Ratiya, Makanpur, Haripura, Bhadreshwar, Madhapar, Meghpar, Godpar, Baladiya. Sr. Name and Address of School Teaching Teaching Tot. Present No. STD Subject Students 1 S.S.P Highschool Nirona, Villege- 8 Maths 150 Nirona, Ta. Nakhtrana 2 Nirona Primary Girls School, Villege- 8 Social Science 80 Nirona, Ta.
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