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SHRI SHIVAJI EDUCATION SOCIETY, AMRAVATI Addresses : Shivaji Nagar, Amravati 444 603 Ph.No ..1.. SOCIETY PROFILE Name of Society : SHRI SHIVAJI EDUCATION SOCIETY, AMRAVATI Addresses : Shivaji Nagar, Amravati 444 603 Ph.No. : (0721) 2661747, 2662146, 2662147, Fax No. : (0721) 2661966 Website : www.ssesa.org Email : [email protected] Founder President : Late Dr. Panjabrao alias Bhausaheb Deshmukh, M.A.D.Phil.L.L.D.Bar-At Law Ex.Minister for Agriculture, Government of India A great Philanthropist of Vidarbha Region Shikshan Maharshi , Krishiratna Dr.Panjabrao Alias Bhausaheb Deshmukh. : Panjabrao alias Bhausaheb Deshmukh was born at village Papal in the district of Amravati on December 27, 1898. By the time he passed away on April 10, 1965, he had laid a firm foundation for the dissemination of education among the downtrodden and the have not the dispossessed of the region. He knew that prosperity would come only when the weapon of knowledge becames available to all. For this sole purpose he made a small beginning with the establishment of the “Shri Shivaji Education Society at Amravati in 1932”. The Society began with just one school and one hostel, but today it has grown into the biggest educational organization in Central India. It runs 307 educational institutions ranging from pre-primary to post graduate colleges covering almost all fields of formal and informal education: Arts, Agriculture, Biotechnology, Commerce, Computers, Education, Engineering and Technology, Fine Arts, Horticulture, Law, Medicine, Microbiology, Physical Education, and a host of related fields. ..2.. Besides working tirelessly for the peasants of Vidarbha, Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh also contributed in the progress of the nation. His contributions were recognized when he was selected by Jawaharlal Nehru to become the first Minister for Agriculture in the Union Cabinet. He dedicated all his talents and energy to the formulation and implementation of policies that would bring prosperity to agriculture and the agriculturists. He established the 'Bharat Krushak Samaj" and launched a campaign called 'Food for Millions' in 1955. He brought in the Japanese method of rice cultivation in 1958 and organized the World Agriculture Fair in 1959 which was inaugurated by the then President of the US, Dwight Eisenhower. The Fair was visited by dignitaries all across the world, some of them being Nikita Khrushchev, the President of the USSR, Mr. Bulganin, Secretary of the Communist Party of Soviet Russia, Lord and Lady Mountbatten, and many others. Dr.Panjabrao Deshmukh started the process for the establishment of Agriculture Universities all across the country, and gave fill-up to agricultural education, agricultural research and related extension activities. He wanted to ensure that the ultimate beneficiary of all this enterprise would be the ordinary farmer. He opened rural institutes that would train youngsters in the engineering and technical aspects of farming. Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh also made useful contributions as a member of the Draft committee for the Constitution of the Republic of India chaired by Dr. B.R.Ambedkar. Society Registration NO. : F-89 Year of Establishment : 2nd December 1932 under Society’s Registration Act XXI of 1860. Bombay Public Trust Act 1950 on the 18th March, 1963 Jurisdiction and : Vidarbha Region Head Quarter Amravati (Maharashtra) Society’s Emblem : "V_gmo _m Á`mo{VJ©_`' Society’s Sansthageet : "hmo VoOmo_` A§~a ho !' ..3.. Society’s Vision : To use education as a tool of social transformation and to spread it amongst that section of the populace deprived of it during the preceding centuries and to equip them to participate in the nation building activity with a view to promote their individual, social and national growth. Society’s Mission : . To build a network of school and colleges for educating the masses. To undertake rural development programme for the upliftment of villages and the rural areas with such instruments like the rural development institutes and its like. To establish farmers association for safeguarding their interests and for ventilating their grievances. To disseminate the latest knowledge and technology in farming, so that the people of this region are always in the flow of the latest currents worldwide. To open Shri Shivaji Loka Vidyapeeth to speed up the programme of cultural renaissance and advancement of knowledge.] . To undertake exclusive programme for caste eradication, social reformation and freedom from debt of the farmers and peasants. Objectives of the Society : Dr. Panjabrao alias Bhausaheb Deshmukh, the first Agricultural Minister of India, established Shri Shivaji Education Society, Amravati in the year 1932 for the following purposes: To establish, conduct, manage, supervise and take over educational institutions of various kinds for boys, girls and adults. To provide facilities for the acquisition of knowledge and information and the advancement of culture; ..4.. To undertake make available facilities for research in all branches of knowledge and to establish institutions for the purpose. To carry on experiments with a view to improving methods of teaching and to establishing institutions for this purpose. To encourage physical, culture and start conduct or manage institutions for this purpose. To encourage women’s education by establishing special institutions like hostels, window’s homes and nursing school, etc. To establish hostels for poor boys and girls and to open and conduct orphanages. To co-operate with Government other societies, institutions and bodies for the purpose of promoting the cause of education and spread of knowledge and culture. To establish, start conduct and manage Printing Presses for publishing books, periodicals journals and other educational media; To undertake farming, gardening and to acquire or take on lease, or to purchase land for the same purpose. To start other subsidiary activities and institutions such as the establishment of stores, medical aid societies etc. To help, assist and aid every institution under the management of the society or otherwise by advice; guidance and supervision. To organize exhibitions and culture – weeks, etc. To organize and run to tournaments, competitions Olympiads etc; To undertake publicity and propaganda by all possible means, such as films lectures, debates and demonstrations; To hold organize arrange and manage conferences, Seminars, Kavi Sammelans etc; To acquire property both movable and immovable, to raise funds for carrying out the objectives of the Society on security of its immovable property and for that purpose to allenate immovable property of the Society by mortgage, sale etc; To carry out each and every thing and all such things as are incidental or helpful or conducive to the accomplishment, attainment, and furtherance of the above objectives. ..5.. The Executive Council for the Period From 15.09.2017 to 14.9.2022: Sr. Name and Address of Office–bearers & Members Desig Qualificai Date of Birth Office/ Res.Tele., No. of Executive Council -nation ton Mobile No. HO0721-2661770 1. Shri Harshvardhan Pratapsinh Deshmukh President B.A. 13/06/1951 Amt.Home 10, Shubhaniketan Colony, Rathi Nagar, L.L.B 0721-2661053 0721-2553082 Amravati 444604 Jarud Home 07229-246191 9422838805 9112216061 2. Shri. Nareshchandra Panjabrao Thakre Vice VIIIth 25/09/1952 Head Office President 0721-2661747 At.Po.Haturna, Tq.Warud, Dist. Amravati Warud Home 444906 07229-232425 9422155352 3. Dr.Ramchandra Narayanrao Shelke Vice- M.B.B.S. 23/01/1946 Head Office President M.S 0721-2661747 “Shankuntal”Akot Road, Anjagaon Surji 9822728991 Dist. Amravati 444705 4. Adv. Gajananrao Keshaorao Pundkar Vice - LLB 01/03/1960 Head Office President 0721-2661747 At.Post.Asegaon Bazar, Tq.Akot, 9422149059 Dist. Akola 7588962639 5. Shri.Dilip Bhagwantrao Ingole Treasurer M.A. 22/04/1951 HO0721-2661747 (Pol) 9823045161 Ambapeth, Amravati 444601 9112216063 6. Shri Hemant Wasudeorao Kalmegh Member B.Tech. 04/10/1968 Head Office C/o. Shri Rajendra V.Sable, 0721-2661747 Q.No.6, Near Girl’s Hostel, Rural Institute Campus, 9970070906 Shivaji Nagar, Amravati 440022 9766632001 7. Prin. Keshaorao Ramkrushnrao Gawande Member M.A. 28/09/1949 Head Office M.Phil 0721-2661747 ‘Gurukrupa’, Sangludkar Nagar, Banosa, At.Daryapur Dist.Amravati 9372793292 8. Shri Keshaorao Jagannathrao Metkar Member 02/03/1955 Head Office 0721-2661747 At. Khairkheda, Po. Khandala, Tq. Akot 9767824240 Dist. Akola 444101 9637118371 9. Adv. Ashokrao Uttamrao Thuse Member B.Com 01/07/1946 Head Office L.L.B. 0721-2661747 Rajendra Colony, Prashant Nagar Road, Amravati 444603 9823991532 10. Shri Sheshrao Shankarrao Khade Secretary B.Sc. 20/05/1951 HO-0721-2661747 Home 0721 2664494 “Sawali” Ashiyad Colony, Shegaon Naka Road (Agri) 9422916569 Amravati 444 604 M.A.(His) 9112216062 11. Dr.V.G.Thakare, Member M.Sc. 22/10/1959 Head Office Principal, Shri Shivaji Science College, Amravati Nominated (Chem) 0721-2661747 for College Jijau Nagar, Near Mayor’s Banglow Ph.D. 9422858934 University Road, Amravati 12. Shri Naresh M. Patil Member B.Sc. 03/11/1967 Head Office Jr.College Teacher (Bifocal) Nominated Agri.. 0721-2661747 for School Shri Shivaji M.H.Sec.School and Jr.College, 9922914949 Amravati 13. Dr.P.S.Wayal, Member M.A. 12/02/1968 Head Office 0721-2661747 Principal, Shri Shivaji D.Ed.College, Chikhali, Nominated Ph.D for School 9850361280 Dist. Buldana 443201 14 Dr.Amol M.Mahalle Member M.Sc. 20/03/1976 Head Office 0721-2661747 Principal, Nominated (Agri) for School Gramseavk Training Centre, Amravati Ph.D 9421822806 No.of different institutes in Vidarbha Region : ..6.. S.N. Institute Category 1 Shri Shivaji Education Society, Amravati (Head Office) 01 2. Late Anant Panjabrao Deshmukh Swimming Pool, Amravati 01 3. Shivaji Offiset, Amravati 01 4. Dr.Panjabrao Deshmukh Smriti Bhavan, Amravati 01 5. Dr.Panjabrao Deshmukh Smriti Sangrahalaya, Amravati 01 6. Anant Panjabrao Deshmukh Academy (Competitive Exam), Amravati 01 7. Primary School 05 8. Self Financed English School 20 9. Secondary School 73 10. Ashramshala 02 11. Adhyapak Vidyalay (D.Ed.) 02 12. Technical School 02 13. Junior College (Attached School/College) 55 14. MCVC/ Bio-focal Courses (Attached School/College) 33 15. +2 Vocational Courses(Attached School/College) 11 16.
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