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Sparkle Mission Shiksha.Pdf MISSION SHIKSHA अ न दानं महा दानं व या दानं मह तरम ् | अ नेन णक तृि तः याव जीवन तु व यया || "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". Feeding the hungry is a great thing. But the one fed feels hunger again and again later. It is not a permanent solution. But if you teach a man how to feed himself for the rest of his life, that would be the greatest service indeed, for he now knows what to do so as not to be a bur- den. Keeping this noble aim in mind Mr. Jagdish Halai,, chairman of HJD Institute of Tech- nical Education and Research, Kera through his Mission Shiksha initiative took great care to ensure “Vidya Daanam”- 'The Gift of Education'. HJD Institute of Technical Education & Research, Kera organized a Rural Education Pro- gram - 2014 named-“Mission Shiksha” from 24th of November 2014 to 31st of December 2014 under Swa. Kanji Karsan Halai Education and Charitable Trust Kera.“Mission Shik- sha” is a program that is designed to empower under-privileged children born in rural and remote areas in Kutch by providing them the opportunity of an adequate modern education. It is an attempt to create futures that were not otherwise going to happen. Almost all the areas of Kutch were covered like Bhuj, Gandhidham, Anjar, Adipur, Mun- dra,Mandvi, Nakhatrana and Bhachau. The villages like Dhrang, Dhaneti, Madhapar, Bhu- jodi,Desalpar, Mankuva, Habay, Kera, Baladiya, Naranpar, Sukhpar, Desalpar, Bharasar, Gajod,Shinay, Roha, Sapeda, Bocha, Jangi, Nagalpar, Mithirohar, Padana, Bhadreshwar, Magvana,,Karagoga, Durgapur were covered in these areas. There were 69 Schools covered and 5447 Students benefited by this program. Total 51 Faculties(14 Faculties from Mechanical Department, 05 Faculties from Civil De- partment, 13 Faculties from Electrical Department, 06 Faculties from Computer Department and 13 Faculties from HMS Department) took part enthusiastically for making this program successful. Total 200 hours of teaching were given by all the faculties. The coordination of this program was done by Vice Principal, Mr. Pritesh Mankad and Ac- tivities Coordinator, Mr. Vishal Bhimani. Mr. Dhairyajeet Parmar, Ms.Mamta Prajapati, Mr. Kunjan Bhanderi, Mr. Haresh Chande and Mr. Pankaj Sorathiya were coordinators from various Departments. Hon. Chairman Shri. Jagdishbhai Halai ,principal Dr. Rajesh Patel and administrator Shri. Hiren Vyas were sources of inspiration for entire program . HJD INSTITUTE -KERA,KUTCH MISSION SHIKSHA WEEK 1 सर वित नम तु यं वरदे काम िपिण । िव ार भं क र यािम िसि भवतु मे सदा ॥ (O Divinity of learning, giver of boons, giver of form to desire, i am going to start study- ing, may it always be my success). Education is the doorway to the wider world and an exposition on rural infrastructure is in- complete without an assessment of the extent to which team had been able to open this door for the children of rural India. During Week-1, From 24th of November 2014 to 29th of November 2014, there were nine schools visited by various departmental faculty members. Total 656 students had taken benefit of different nine villages under this program. Faculties of HJD adding value to next gen- eration who will build future of India... Teaching Tot. Present Sr. No. Name and Address of School Teaching Subject STD Students Shree Roha(Sumari) Government Computer Basics 1 Primary School, Roha, 8 20 & Science Ta. Nakhatrana Dhrang Panchayati Primary School, 2 8 History 35 Dhrang, Ta. Bhuj Hathisthan School, Airport Road, 3 8 Maths & Science 15 Bhuj 4 R. P. Patel, Adipur 9 Maths & Science 73 10-A & 5 Dhaneti High School, Dhaneti Science 140 10-B HJD INSTITUTE -KERA,KUTCH MISSION SHIKSHA Teaching Tot. Present Sr. No. Name and Address of School Teaching Subject STD Students Computer Knowl- 6 Kanya Maha Vidyalaya, Adipur 9 & 10 70 & 45 edge Govt. Primary School No.-1, 7 8 Maths 40 Madhapar, Ta. Bhuj Bhujodi Primary School, Bhujodi, 8 6 & 7 Maths & Science 50 & 51 Ta. Bhuj Kumar Shala, Moti Nagalpar, 9 7 & 8 Maths & English 45 & 37 Ta. Anjar Faculties of HJD institute providing the opportunity of an adequate modern education to students... HJD INSTITUTE -KERA,KUTCH MISSION SHIKSHA WEEK 2 “ The aim of education should be to teach us rather how to think, than what to think — rather to improve our minds, so as to enable us to think for ourselves, than to load the memory with thoughts of other men.” -Bill Beattie The ideal of all education, all training should be man-making. Each one can grow and strengthen his personality. This is one of the great practical things, and this is the secret of all education. This has a universal application. And HJD Institute had followed the same con- cept and continued the rural program in the next week. During Week-2, From 01st of December 2014 to 06th of December 2014, there were nine- teen schools visited by various departmental faculty members. Total 1701 students had taken benefit of different fifteen villages under this program. The villages visited during that week were Mithirohar, Padana, Shinay, Sapeda, Desalpar, Mankuva, Madhapar, Sapeda, Bhadreshwar, Nagalpar, Ratnal, Bharasar. Students of Mankuva & Nagalpar participating enthusiastically ... Teaching Tot. Present Sr. No. Name and Address of School Teaching Subject STD Students Government School, Mithirohar, 1 9 & 10 Science & Maths 35 Ta. Gandhidham Government School, Shinay, 2 9 Science & Maths 40 Ta. Gandhidham HJD INSTITUTE -KERA,KUTCH MISSION SHIKSHA Sr. Teaching Tot. Present Name and Address of School Teaching Subject No. STD Students Government High School, Sapeda, 3 10 Science & Maths 35 Ta. Anjar Government School, Padana, 4 9 & 10 Science & Maths 38 Ta. Gandhidham Higher Scecondary School, Desalpar, 5 10 Maths 50 Ta. Bhuj GMDC High School, Mankuva, 6 10 Maths 121 Ta. Bhuj 7 MSV High School, Madhapar, Ta. Bhuj 10 Science & Maths 240 Shri Patwadi Government Primary Computer Knowl- 8 8 27 School No-1, Bhuj edge - Ubuntu Purbai Kanji Rajgor High School, Computer Knowl- 9 9 84 Bhadreshwar, Ta. Mundra edge Government Higher Secondary School, Computer Knowl- 10 11 & 12 45 Bhadreshwar, Ta. Mundra edge Government Girls Primpary School, Computer Knowl- 11 7 & 8 24 Bhadreshwar, Ta. Mundra edge Faculties opening the doorway to the wider world for the students ... HJD INSTITUTE -KERA,KUTCH MISSION SHIKSHA Sr. Teaching Tot. Present Name and Address of School Teaching Subject No. STD Students Concept of C Lan- 12 Indrabai Girls High School, Bhuj 10 60 gauge Kumar Shala, Moti Nagalpar, 13 8 Science 46 Ta- Anjar Sarashwati Vidhyalaya, Madhapar, English, Social 14 8 80 Ta. Bhuj Science, Science Government Higher Secondary School, Science & Tech- 15 10 97 Ratnal, Ta. Anjar nology 16 Kumar Shala, Bharasar, Ta. Bhuj 8 English 34 Bhujodi Primary School, Bhujodi, 17 7 & 8 Maths 45 & 50 Ta. Bhuj 18 Kanya Vidhyalaya, Adipur 10 Maths 72 Yash Primary & Secondary School, 19 9 & 10 Maths 38 & 25 Suralbhith, Bhuj Faculties of Computer science department providing basic knowledge of computer... HJD INSTITUTE -KERA,KUTCH MISSION SHIKSHA WEEK 3 The Rural Education Program had success- fully completed its two weeks with the moti- vation of the Chairman sir Shri Jagdish Ha- lai, Principal Dr. R.M.Patel. This program had been highly appreciated even by the so- ciety. And in this week also the journey of mission shiksha was being continued. Experts of mathematics imparting During Week-3, From 08th of December and encouraging excellence in maths. 2014 to 13th of December 2014, there were twenty two schools visited by various depart- mental faculty members. Total 1833 students had taken benefit of different nine villages under this program. The villages visited dur- ing that week were Habay, Kera, Baladiya, Naranpar, Nagalpar. Teaching Tot. Present Sr. No. Name and Address of School Teaching Subject STD Students Habay Primary School, Habay, 1 7 Maths & Science 23 Ta. Bhuj Lalji Velji Anchorwala Sanskar 2 8 & 9 Science 24 Vidhyamandir, Bhuj 3 Kumar Shala, Kera 8 English 29 4 Seth J P & L S High School, Kera 11 English 75 Matruchhaya Kanya Vidyalaya, Maths & Business 5 7 & 11 70 Bhuj Management Raghuvanshi Panchayati Prathmik 6 8 Maths & Science 24 Shala GIDC, Bhuj HJD INSTITUTE -KERA,KUTCH MISSION SHIKSHA Teaching Tot. Present Sr. No. Name and Address of School Teaching Subject STD Students Shree Ghanshyam Academy, 7 9 English 15 Baladiya Shree Swaminaryn High School, 8 11 English 30 Naranpar Shri Anchorwala Saraswati Vidya 9 6,7 &8 Maths 30 mandir Sankul, Bhuj Kendriya Viidhyalaya, Railway, 10 11 Maths 8 Gandhidham Matruchhaya Kanya Vidyalaya, 11 11 & 12 Physics 120 Bhuj Shree Panchayati Primary School 12 8 English 20 No. 17, Bhuj Shree Hindi Madhyam Primary 13 8 English 30 School No 14, Bhuj 14 Murlidhar Vidhyamandir, Anjar 10 Science 137 15 S.V.P Highschool, Gandhidham 12 Maths 55 Experts imparting knowledge in students to shape the future jams & pearls ... HJD INSTITUTE -KERA,KUTCH MISSION SHIKSHA Teaching Tot. Present Sr. No. Name and Address of School Teaching Subject STD Students Sahyog Sarashwati Vidhyamandir, 16 9 & 10 Science & Maths 80 & 80 Gandhidham J.S. Adarsh Kanya Maha Vidhyalaya, 17 10 Science & Maths 160 Gandhidham Science & Tech- 18 Kumar Shala, Nagalpar 8 37 nology Bhanibai Prathmik Kanyashala, Science & Tech- 19 8 85 Moti Nagalpar nology 20 Gurunanak Public School, Adipur 10 Maths 20 Shree Kutch Machhoya Ahir samaj 21 sanchalit Kanya Vidhya mandir, 9 Science & Maths 36 Anjar 22 Seth V. D. Highschool, Bhuj 9 Maths 127 Jeinacharya Shree Ajramarji High 23 9 Maths 120 School, Bhuj Faculties of HJD institute teaching students with active learning tools….
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