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Week Period:14 January to 20 January,2018 (Week Period:14th January to 20thJanuary,2018) Name Of Name Of Name Of Programme No. Of Activities Conducted No. Of Participants Major Highlights Of Dignitaries Attended The State Kendra Programm To Mark 150th The Programme Programme es/ Birthday Anniversary (Brief On The Activities Of Mahatma Gandhiji Male Fema Total Programme) While Conducting le NYKS Core Programme NPYAD, NYLP, SBM And Special Projects Andhra Ananthapur National Youth Week 8 All Important Youth 197 288 485 Review Meeting and Sri.S.Vishnu Vardhan Pradesh Celebrations Week Meeting are Meetings Reddy, Vice Chairperson conducted Competitions Participated in Awareness conducted on Youth on National Youth Week Celebrations Parliament , and Sri.Jayachandra Chowdhary, State Sai Baba Temples President Participated as Chief Guests Chittooor Block Level Sports, 7 Sports & Games 324 256 580 Sports & Games Sri S. Syed Saheb,Chief National Youth Week Meeting /Seminar Meeting /Seminar Coach ,Dist Sports Celebrations Authority , Chittoor Sri A.Balaji Kho – Kho & Kabadi Coach Dist Sports Authority, Chittoor Sri.P.S.Pradyumna I.A.S. Name Of Name Of Name Of Programme No. Of Activities Conducted No. Of Participants Major Highlights Of Dignitaries Attended The State Kendra Programm To Mark 150th The Programme Programme es/ Birthday Anniversary (Brief On The Activities Of Mahatma Gandhiji Male Fema Total Programme) While Conducting le NYKS Core Programme NPYAD, NYLP, SBM And Special Projects District Collector,Chittoor Sri B.N. Raja Simhulu (Dorababu) Hon’ble MLC, Chittoor Smt. D.A. Sathya Prabha Hon’ble ,MLA Chittoor Smt.S.Lakshmi Chief Executive Officer Dept Of Youth Services & Sports,Chittoor Smt. Katari Hemalatha Mayor Municipal Corporation Chittoor Dr. V. Hari Naidu Ex Dart Member,Chittoor Guntur Natioanl Youth Week 7 Sports & Games 257 175 432 Sports & Games Local Admnistration Meeting /Seminar Meeting /Seminar Kadapa National Youth Week 7 -- 414 242 656 --- Shri. S.Vishnu Vardhan Celebrations Reddy National Vice Chairman NYKS, New Delhi Name Of Name Of Name Of Programme No. Of Activities Conducted No. Of Participants Major Highlights Of Dignitaries Attended The State Kendra Programm To Mark 150th The Programme Programme es/ Birthday Anniversary (Brief On The Activities Of Mahatma Gandhiji Male Fema Total Programme) While Conducting le NYKS Core Programme NPYAD, NYLP, SBM And Special Projects Sankal Se Siddi 1 --- 44 68 112 -- --- -- -- -- Kakinada Swachhata Activity 3 -- 115 60 175 -- -- National Youth 3 -- 275 410 685 -- -- Day/Week Celebrations Plantation Programme 3 -- 80 35 115 -- -- Kurnool -- 10 10 20 -- -- Ongole Education in Basic 4 -- 25 75 100 -- -- (Prakasam) Vocations and Soft Skills District Youth 1 -- 118 22 140 --- -- Convention National Youth Week 4 --- 226 112 338 -- --- Celebrations Nellore Block Level Sports Meet 1 -- 98 32 130 -- -- District National Youth 1 -- 78 45 123 -- -- Parliament Festival National Youth Week 5 -- 356 152 508 -- -- Celebrations Srikakulam National Youth Week 6 -- 228 119 347 Games / Meetings / -- Celebrations Seminars Vijayawada Block level sports meet 3 -- 175 65 240 --- --- (krishna) National Youth Week 6 --- 210 280 490 -- -- Celebrations Name Of Name Of Name Of Programme No. Of Activities Conducted No. Of Participants Major Highlights Of Dignitaries Attended The State Kendra Programm To Mark 150th The Programme Programme es/ Birthday Anniversary (Brief On The Activities Of Mahatma Gandhiji Male Fema Total Programme) While Conducting le NYKS Core Programme NPYAD, NYLP, SBM And Special Projects Visakhapatnam National Youth Day at -- 45 50 95 -- -- Visakhapatnam on 12th Block Level Sports on -- 110 50 160 -- -- 13th & 14th at Anandapuram of Bhimili (B) Cultural Day at Rambilli -- 25 145 170 -- -- on 13th Participation Day at -- 35 30 65 -- -- Kotturu of Anakapalli (M) on 14th Social Service Day at -- 75 60 135 -- -- Ramavaram of Bhimili Block Physical fitness day at -- 75 50 125 -- -- Paderu on 16th Youth for Peace Day at -- 65 15 80 --- --- Pendurthi on 17th Skill Development Day --- 10 20 30 -- -- at Visakhapatnam on 18th Awareness Day at -- 45 25 70 -- -- Jalluru of Kotavuratle Name Of Name Of Name Of Programme No. Of Activities Conducted No. Of Participants Major Highlights Of Dignitaries Attended The State Kendra Programm To Mark 150th The Programme Programme es/ Birthday Anniversary (Brief On The Activities Of Mahatma Gandhiji Male Fema Total Programme) While Conducting le NYKS Core Programme NPYAD, NYLP, SBM And Special Projects Block on 19th Vizianagaram National Youth Day 1 -- 10 5 15 -- -- Block Level Sports Meet 1 -- 37 0 37 -- -- Awarness and Education 1 -- 21 14 35 -- -- Programme on Positivity Eluru (West NYW Participation Day 1 Meeting 45 30 75 --- Officials and Un officials Godavari) NYWYouth for Peace 1 Meeting 60 20 80 -- MPDO, and other officials Day NYW Awareness Day 1 Meeting 60 25 85 -- -- NYW Skill Development 1 Meeting 0 40 40 Certificates Sarpanch and M.P.DO Day distribution Yanam National Youth Day at 1 -- 39 48 87 -- -- (puducherry) Ambedkar Nagar on 12th Cultural Day at 1 Cultural programmes 30 30 60 --- --- Mettakuru on 13th Participation Day on --- Competitions on 15 20 35 -- -- 14th at Subhadra Nagar Rangavallu & Nutrition Diet Social Service Day at -- Shramadan Activity 20 15 35 -- -- Thota Veedhi on 15th Physical Fitness Day on -- Women Sports 0 80 80 -- -- 16th at Mettakuru Name Of Name Of Name Of Programme No. Of Activities Conducted No. Of Participants Major Highlights Of Dignitaries Attended The State Kendra Programm To Mark 150th The Programme Programme es/ Birthday Anniversary (Brief On The Activities Of Mahatma Gandhiji Male Fema Total Programme) While Conducting le NYKS Core Programme NPYAD, NYLP, SBM And Special Projects Youth for peace day on -- Meeting 35 25 60 -- -- 17th at Kanakalapeta Skill Development Day -- Meeting on Vocational 15 35 50 -- -- at Old Rajeev Nagar on Skills 18th Awareness Day at -- Meeting 30 25 55 -- -- Ayyanna Nagar on 19th Telangana Adilabad National Youth Day on 1 Display of Banner 200 150 350 Cultural Programmes, Districty Youth And Sports 12.01.2019 Rangoli competitions Officer, Adilabad, NCC Officer and NSS Officer National Youth Week 5 Display of Banner 125 50 175 Hyderabad Cultural Day 1 Display of banner 22 36 58 Dance competitions Sai Goud, SI, Chatrinaka Youth parliament, 1 Display of banner 0 8 8 Digital screening Youth Parliament, 1 Display of banner 160 Dr. Ramulu, NSS officer, Walk in screening OU; Dr. Vivekavardhan, Jury member; Sri Satyanarayana, Principal OU PG college Participation Day 1 Display of banner 12 38 50 Rangoli competitions and meeting Name Of Name Of Name Of Programme No. Of Activities Conducted No. Of Participants Major Highlights Of Dignitaries Attended The State Kendra Programm To Mark 150th The Programme Programme es/ Birthday Anniversary (Brief On The Activities Of Mahatma Gandhiji Male Fema Total Programme) While Conducting le NYKS Core Programme NPYAD, NYLP, SBM And Special Projects Peace Day 1 Display of banner 8 33 41 Meeting on the importance of Swami Vivekanada's teachings Skill Day 1 Display of banner 2 54 56 Blouse cloth cutting Smt. Lavanya, ward competition member Awareness Day 1 Display of banner 19 21 40 Essay competition on the role of youth in nation building Karimnagar National Youth Day on 3 Display of Banner 250 80 330 Blood Donation, Sri. Shyam Prasad Lal, 12.01.2019 Cultural Programmes, Joint Collector, Sri Singam Rangoli competitions Raju, Yoga Trainer, Ramakrishna Mission, Dr. Manojkumar, MD, Physician, and NYK Staff. Telangana Khammam Block level sports meet 100 100 200 Mahabubnagar Skill Development Day 1 Display bannars 0 25 25 Awareness Day 1 Display bannars 30 0 30 Medak National Youth Day on 8 Display Bannars 162 72 234 Rtd Proffecer sri 12.01.2019 Chennareddy Asst.proffeceo Anjaneyulu, youth club members, yoputh and mahila mandali Name Of Name Of Name Of Programme No. Of Activities Conducted No. Of Participants Major Highlights Of Dignitaries Attended The State Kendra Programm To Mark 150th The Programme Programme es/ Birthday Anniversary (Brief On The Activities Of Mahatma Gandhiji Male Fema Total Programme) While Conducting le NYKS Core Programme NPYAD, NYLP, SBM And Special Projects members are partcipated NYWC-Participation day 1 Display Bannars 24 16 40 Quiz compitations Youth club members ON 14th, students are patricipated NYWC-Social service 1 Display Bannars 28 28 Swatcha bharath Youth club members day on 15th patricipated NYWC-Physical fitness 1 Display Bannars 40 40 2k run at Youth club members day on 16th, Dumpalapally patricipated NYWC-Peace day on 1 Display Bannars 22 22 Youth club members 17th, patricipated NYWC-Skill day on 18th 1 Display Bannars 43 12 55 Eassay writing Youth club members and compitations stundents patricipated NYWC Awareness Day 1 Display Bannars 28 13 41 Youth club members 19-01-2019 patricipated Dist youth prliament 5 Display Bannars 111 143 254 Youth participated in this online and offline programme enrolled 15-01-2019 to 19-01-2019 Dist youth 2 Display Bannars 10 12 22 prliament online enrollement 20-01-2019 Nalgonda NYWC-Participation day 1 Display of NYK Youth 20 35 55 at Madulapalli Block APGVB Bank Manager, Name Of Name Of Name Of Programme No. Of Activities Conducted No. Of Participants Major Highlights Of Dignitaries Attended The State Kendra Programm To Mark 150th The Programme Programme es/ Birthday Anniversary (Brief On The Activities Of Mahatma Gandhiji Male Fema Total Programme) While Conducting le NYKS Core Programme NPYAD, NYLP, SBM And Special
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