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Week Period: 9Th March 2020 to 15Th March 2020 (Week Period: 9th March 2020 to 15th March 2020) Sl. Name Of State Name Of Name Of Programme No. Of Activities Conducted To No. Of Participants Major Highlights Of Dignitaries Attended No. Kendra Programmes/ Mark 150th Birthday The Programme The Programme Activities Anniversary Of Mahatma (Brief On The Gandhiji While Conducting Programme) NYKS Core Programme Male Female Total NPYAD, NYLP, SBM And Special Projects Theme Based 1. Andhra Anathapur Awareness and 2 Meeting and Awareness 45 38 83 Pradesh Education Programme International Womens CDPO, ICDS, Day, YCDP, Regional Helth TYLCD,Theme Based Meeting and Awareness, Chittoor 5 375 216 591 Dept,B.T. College Awareness and Training Pricipal and Other Education Programme, officials Poshan Pakwada International Womens Guntur 4 Meeting 18 80 98 Panchayat officials Day Anganwadi, women and child welfare and Poshan Abhiyan 7 Awareness Programmes 56 78 124 Medical Health department and Volunteers Page 1 of 21 Col. S.K. Chauhan Commanding Officer NCC Dr. M. Rama Chandra Reddy CEO District Level Sports Sports Meet Cultural STEP Sri. Basha Kadapa Meet District Cultural 3 Activities Awareness 264 189 453 Mohiddin SO, YSR Program Womens Day Meeting Sports School Sri. Madhu Sudhan Reddy Coordinator, NSS YU University Awareness meeting, SI of Tuni area, International Womens Rally, Door to door Volunteers, youth Kakinada day and Poshan 12 20 217 237 awareness, visit ti club president and Abhiyaan anganvady members Awarness Camp. Kurnool TYLCD, YCDP, TBAP 4 Leadership 120 80 200 Development District Cult. Prog Dist. Youth Convention Awareness ICDS PO, SETNEL- Nellore International Women's 4 Cultural Prog 136 274 410 CEO, DSP-Traffic Day Seminar Poshan Abiyan Awarness Camp. Ongole TYLCD, 1 Leadership 32 8 40 (Prakasam) Development International Womens Srikakulam 1 Seminar 10 60 70 Day Jr. Civil Judge Smt. S. Varalakshmi, AGP P. Ramakrishna, Dist. Addl Judge. Smt. Vijayawada International Womens Meeting, Awareness and 3 15 140 155 Mahalaskhmi, Rtd. (krishna) Day Falicitation Principal VKR College Dr. Swarnalatha and others Page 2 of 21 "Yuva Ek Bharat R. Venkatesam, Visakhapatn Shreshtha Bharat" Culture exchange 1 64 26 90 State Director, NYKS am programme started and programme - Guntur concluded SP- Vizianagaram, Vizianagara TBAEP & International 3 Meeting, Rally 20 280 300 DSP Civil, DSP AR, m Womens Day DYC- Vizianagaram Governor, Dist.Walkers Club Smt. K.Jaya Saritha, Eluru (West International Womens Smt. V.Anuradha, 1 Seminar 6 45 51 Godavari) Day principal, Appola High School and other dignitaries, NYVs. Anganwadi, women and child welfare and Poshan Abhiyan 7 Awareness Programmes 48 66 114 Medical Health department. Sri.Prasada Rao, Director, Geethanjali Youth Club Development Educational 1 Youth Meeting 67 43 110 Convention institutions, Sri.D.Kishore, DYC., and other officials. Various Cultural District Cultural FEstival 1 Cultural Events 190 130 320 Teams and othe officials. Nss regional youth leadership Yanam coordinator C.H TYLCD 1 development 10 30 40 (puducherry) Krishna sudhakar, programme HM Dayalatha Thiruvananth Seminar,pamphlet Block panchayath 2. Kerala Womens day celebration 2 60 12 72 apuram distribution president Talk on ‘Prevention of NHYP 2 75 50 125 DMO diseases’,seminar Page 3 of 21 79 56 135 Theme Based A.Prasad (Councilor Awareness & Education Thrissur Corporation) Programme 2 Thrissur 39 Shaji Thirupath 46 85 (Ward member) 17 63 80 Smt.Rakhi (ICDS International Women’s Supervisor) Day 4 Display of Banner and Logo, discussion on Celebration-International 3. Rajasthan Sirohi 05 works of gandhiji 15 112 127 - - womens day Display of Banner and Logo, discussion on Celebration- Poshan 04 works of gandhiji 00 91 91 - - pakhwada Nipendra singh Unisafe , D D , ICDS, Discussion On Presidant Bal Kalyan International Women Discussion On Works , Bharatpur 01 1510 575 2085 Works , Seminar, Samitee Bhartpur , D Day Seminar, Railly, Railly, D , Mahila Adhikarita Deppt. Page 4 of 21 D D , ICDS, Distribution Of Presidant Bal Kalyan IEC Material, Distribution Of IEC Samitee Bhartpur , C NukkadNataks, Material, NukkadNataks, I Mahila & Bal Film Poshan Pakhwara 01 Film 600 400 1000 Taskari Unite, Shows/Video,Co Shows/Video,Competitio president Child line mpetitions , ns , Display Of Banners, Bhartpur DD, Mahila Display Of Adhikarita Deppt. Banners, Display of Banners, 150th Birth Anniversary Banners On Quotes Of Sarpanch,Gram Sangosthi,Rally, Bundi of Mahatma Gandhi 01 Gandhiji, 40 10 50 Sevak, Teacher, Ngo Work Camp Programme Lecturers By Resource Rep. Persons,Sangosthi Display of Banners, Sarpanch, Constitution Day And Lecturers By Resource 01 35 10 45 Seminar,Rally Headmaster,Ngo Subsequent Activities Persons Rep. Display of Banners, International Women Lecturers By Resource Sarpanch, 01 0 150 150 Seminar,Comp. Day Persons Headmaster,Ngo Rep Sarpanch, Headmaster,Ngo Rep Display of Banners, Lecturers By Resource Poshan Pakhwada 01 125 60 185 Rally,Sangosthi Persons Display of Banners, Sarpanch, Gram 150th Birth Anniversary Banners On Quotes Of Sevak, Baran of Mahatma Gandhi 01 Gandhiji, 50 10 60 Sangosthi Teacher,VDO and Programme Lecturers By Resource Social Workers Persons,Sangosthi Page 5 of 21 Address by Sarpanch ,Gram Display of Banners, Constiution Day & Experts on Sevak, 01 Pledge Awarness Talks, 30 20 50 Subsequent Activites Fundamental Teacher,VDO,H.M. kartavaya samvaad etc. Duties Social worker etc. CAPCITY BUILDING Display Of Banners, Lecturers By CMHO, Dy.CMHO , PROGRAMMES AT Lecturers By Resource Resource Social Workers, DISTRICT LEVEL OF 01 45 05 50 Persons, training Persons, Training DPM, Psychiatrist ABUSE AND ALCOHOLISM Railly, Sangosthi, International Women Display Of Banners, Sarpanch, HM and 06 100 500 600 Painting, Debate, Day Railly, Sangosthi Social workers etc. Meeting Display Of Banners, Railly, Sangosthi, Sarpanch, HM,BDO, Railly, Sangosthi, Youth Meeting, Poshan Pakhwada 10 250 200 450 Gramsevak and Youth Meeting, Door To Door To Door Social workers etc. Door Contect Contect Display Of Banners Miss Garima Bhati Lecturers By ,Lecturers By Resource Asstt. Dir. HIV/AIDS Work Shop 01 78 22 100 Resource Persons, Training RSACS, Dr. Kunal Persons, Training singh, Lalit Chauhan DSO,DC SBM, Display Of Banners Lecturers By LSICDS, ,Lecturers By Resource Resource Manager Lead Bank. Distt.Youth Con. 01 Persons, 91 29 120 Persons, Social Workers, DPM Meeting/Seminar Meeting/Seminar CMHO Office, SI Police,Incharge RUDSETI Discussion On youth Club Celebration of Poshan Bikaner All Block Display Of Banners, 140 50 190 Works Of members,Grampanch Pakhwada Gandhiji atar members Celebration of Discussion On youth Club Display Of Banners, International Women’s All Block 70 106 176 Works Of members,Grampanch Competitions Day Gandhiji atar members Display Of Banners, Plantation, Cleaning All Block Cleanliness Cleanliness Drive, 75 0 75 youth Club members area, Awarnesh School, Page 6 of 21 Display Of Banners, Activities undertaken to Cleanliness Drive, youth Club members mark 150th Birth All Block Cleanliness School, 85 10 95 Grampanchatar Anniversary of Mahatma Awarnesh members Gandhi Celebration ‘’ Discussion On youth Club members All Block Constitution Day’’ Display Of Banners, 95 25 120 Works Of Grampanchatar Activities Gandhiji members On the 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi Dandi March and Sarv Dharm Prarthana Banner Display, program was Sabhapati Nagar Core Program-150th Birth JAISALMER Awareness Generation, organized in the Parishad, Jila anniversary of Mahatma 1 25 03 28 Meeting, Discussion, collaboration with Pramukh, Sports Gandhi Rally, Prayer district Officer, SDM etc. administration on 12th March 2020 at the district level. Sawai Display Of Banners, 60 Youth Clubs;Atal Youth Clubs;Atal Madhopur Banners On Quotes Of Days and Weeks --- 50 10 Seva Kendra and Seva Kendra and Gandhiji Block Admn. Block Admn. Display Of Banners, 60 Mahatama Gandhi Youth Clubs;Atal Youth Clubs;Atal Banners On Quotes Of Swachata & Jal Shakti --- 50 10 Seva Kendra and Seva Kendra and Gandhiji Abhiyan Block Admn. Block Admn. Spl Prog ---- 43 Edu Deptt. Youth Edu Deptt. Youth Bharat Ka Sambhidhan 01 43 0 Clubs Clubs Prog. Page 7 of 21 Display Of Banners, 60 Mahatama Gandhi Youth Clubs;Atal Youth Clubs;Atal Banners On Quotes Of Swachata & Jal Shakti --- 50 10 Seva Kendra and Seva Kendra and Gandhiji Abhiyan Block Admn. Block Admn. EBBs 1-Sawai Madhopur Block,(Start From 11-12- 19) 2.Vill.Kutka Bonli 03 --- 50 25 75 Youth Clubs Youth Clubs (Start From 15-12-19) 3-Gangapur City (Start From 15.12.19 Display Of Banners, 70 Mahatama Gandhi Banners On Quotes Of Swachata & Jal Shakti --- 40 30 Youth Clubs Youth Clubs; Admn. Gandhiji Abhiyan Display Of Banners, 70 Mahatama Gandhi Banners On Quotes Of Swachata & Jal Shakti --- 40 30 Youth Clubs Youth Clubs; Gandhiji Abhiyan 22 District Admn. District Admn. And All DACYP --- --------- 21 01 And All Comity Comity Member Member Display Of Banners, Banners On Quotes Of Core Programme Gandhiji, International Women Lecturers By Resource Sikar 1 17 65 82 Women Day - Day Persons, Discussion On Works Of Gandhiji, Youth Clubs Alwar 10 100 50 150 Youth Club PRI Functionary Meeting Page 8 of 21 Youth Club & Education in Basic Panchyt Raj 03 25 50 75 NYV Vocation Dep Youth Club & Panchyt Raj YCDWP 03 160 80 240 NYV Dep Youth Club & Panchyt Raj Dayes/Week 02 110 75 185 NYV Dep Cleanliness of School/College, Display Of PHC/Sub Display Of Banners, Banners, Principal, Sarpanch, Churu 02 24 08 32 Center/Hospitals, streets Cleanliness Drive, etc Cleanliness
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