1. The document describes the details of a poverty quiz held on Foundation Day on October 2nd, 2018 by Dr. Madhu Vamsi. 2. The quiz had 6 rounds covering a variety of question formats like written, mixed bag, and list-based questions. 3. The rounds covered topics related to poverty alleviation efforts, social movements, environmentalism and prominent social workers in India.

1. Foundation Day
October 2nd, 2017
POVERTY QUIZ
Dr Madhu Vamsi

2. Rounds:
1. Written I - 3
2. Mixed Bag II - 6
3. List It I - 1
4. Written II - 3
5. Mixed Bag II - 6
6. List It II - 1
Total Questions: 20
Max Time: 30 minutes

3. Round 1 - Written I
• 3 questions.
• *10 for each.
• Extra/part points.
• Write legibly.
• Mention your team.

4. Let's Begin!

5. (Safety Slide)

6. 1. - Easy to start.
Identify this Maharashtrian.

7. 2.
Fill the blackened spaces (all four). (4*5=20)

8. 3.
Sunderlal Bahuguna is a noted environmentalist and a follower of
of Non-violence and Satyagraha.
One of Bahuguna's notable contributions to X was his creation of
the slogan "Ecology is permanent economy." He helped bring X to
prominence through about 5,000-kilometer trans-Himalayan
march, gathering support for the movement. He met the then
Indian PM Indira Gandhi and that meeting is credited with resulting
in subsequent 15-year ban on felling of green trees in 1980s. He
was associated with Gaura Devi, one of the pioneers of X. X later
inspired Appiko Movement in Karnataka.
What is X, which also gave Chandi Prasad Bhatt, Magsaysay Award
in 1982?

9. Revise.

10. Exchange Sheets.
• Mention points beside.
• Perfect spelling/grammar not required.
• Give extra/part points wherever told.
• In doubt, ask QM.
• Total in the end.
• Answers coming up.

11. The Answers...

12. (Safety Slide)

13. 1. - Easy to start.
Identify this Maharashtrian.

14. Padma Shri Subhash Palekar
Visit www.palekarzerobudgetspiritualfarming.com

15. 2.
Fill the blackened spaces (all four). (4*5=20)

16. 4*5=20

17. 3.
Sunderlal Bahuguna is a noted environmentalist and a follower of
of Non-violence and Satyagraha.
One of Bahuguna's notable contributions to X was his creation of
the slogan "Ecology is permanent economy." He helped bring X to
prominence through about 5,000-kilometer trans-Himalayan
march gathering support for the movement. He met the then
Indian PM Indira Gandhi and that meeting is credited with resulting
in subsequent 15-year ban on felling of green trees in 1980s. He
was associated with Gaura Devi, one of the pioneers of X. X later
inspired Appiko Movement in Karnataka.
What is X, which also gave Chandi Prasad Bhatt, Magsaysay Award
in 1982?

18. Chipko Movement

19. Scores after Round 1.

20. Round 2 - Mixed Bag I
Infinite pounce & bounce format.
6 questions.
+20/-10 on pounce.
+10/0 on direct/pass.
Bounce in clockwise.
On pounce, raise your hands.
Write legibly in the sheets.
In doubt, ask QM.

21. 0.
Identify.

22. (Safety Slide)

23. MK Gandhi
I hope the rules and regulations are clear.
All the very best!

24. 4.
Masanobu Fukuoka (1913–2008), a Japanese philosopher,
established an ecological approach. He introduced in his 1975
book The One-Straw Revolution. It is also referred to as "the
Fukuoka Method" or "do-nothing way". The title refers not to
lack of effort, but to the avoidance of manufactured inputs and
equipment.
Although this approach differs greatly from conventional type,
which Fukuoka considers to be another modern technique that
disturbs ecology.
What is the approach talked about? (you must have used this
term more than once every day!) (photo next slide)

26. (Safety Slide)

27. Natural Farming
Although natural farming is considered a subset of organic
farming, it differs greatly from conventional organic farming,
which Fukuoka considered to be another modern technique that
disturbs nature.
Fukuoka distilled the natural farming mindset into five principles:
•No tillage
•No fertilizer
•No pesticides or herbicides
•No weeding
•No pruning

28. 5.
If MS Swaminathan is known as the Indian Father of Green
Revolution, I am known as the Father of Green Revolution
(worldwide). I am an American agronomist and humanitarian,
who conceived World Food Prize. It was first awarded to my
colleague MS Swaminathan.
I am honoured with Nobel Peace Prize (in 1970) and Padma
Vibhushan (in 2006).
I proposed an hypothesis, increasing the productivity of
agriculture on the best farmland can help control deforestation
by reducing the demand for new farmland.
Who am I? (photo next slide)

30. (Safety Slide)

32. 6.
Aquaculture - Fish production
Tissue culture - Propagation of cells
Horticulture - Fruit production
Sericulture - Silk production
Pisciculture - Fish farming
Apiculture - Honeybee rearing
Vermiculture - ?

33. (Safety Slide)

34. Agriculture of Earthworms
Vermiculture means artificial rearing or cultivation of worms
(Earthworms) and the technology is the scientific process of
using them for the betterment of human beings.
Vermicompost is the excreta of earthworm, which is rich in
humus.

35. 7.
October 2nd is MK Gandhi's birthday. Related to his birthday, the
world around observes the following:
1. Gandhi Jayanti (India)
2. International Day of Non-Violence
3. World Day for F A (WDFA)
World Day for F A (WDFA) was launched in 1983 to expose abuses
for food throughout the world. This date was selected because
Mahatma Gandhi is the world’s foremost advocate of nonviolence.
Give F & A. (answer both)

36. (Safety Slide)

37. F = Farm; A = Animals

38. 8.
X is a socioeconomic ideology. X literally means Rising In The
End. X was first developed by Gandhiji, inspired from John
Ruskin’s book, Unto This Last. Phoenix farm was thus
established in South Africa during Gandhi’s stint.
X express are completely unreserved/general coaches
designed by Indian Railways.
Nowadays, almost every other scheme's/project's name has X
in it.
What is X?

39. (Safety Slide)

40. Antyodaya [Ant (=End) + Udaya
(=Rise)]
• Antyodaya Anna Yojana (AAY)
• Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Antyodaya Yojana
• Antyodaya Express
September 25th is celebrated as Antyodaya Diwas to
celebrate the birthday of Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyaya.

41. 9.
X is an international observance celebrated every year on October
17 throughout the world. The first commemoration of the event
took place in Paris, France, in 1987 when 100,000 people gathered
to honour victims of poverty, hunger, violence and fear at the
unveiling of a commemorative stone by Father Joseph Wresinski. In
1992, four years after Wresinski's death, the United Nations
officially designated October 17 as X.
One of the primary goals of X is to recognize the struggles of the
impoverished and to make their voices heard by governments and
ordinary citizens. Participation by the poorest of people is an
important aspect of the observance of X.
Give X.

42. (Safety Slide)

43. International Day for the Eradication of
Poverty

44. Scores after Round 2.

45. Round 3 - List It I
1 question.
Write legibly.
Points in question.
100 seconds limit.
Mention your team.

46. (Safety Slide)

47. 10.
In accordance with The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes
Orders (Amendment) Act of 1976, list scheduled tribes of
Andhra Pradesh (present day).
Total: 34
(*2, +10 if more than 20)

48. Exchange Sheets.
• Perfect spelling/grammar not required.
• Give bonus wherever told.
• In doubt, ask QM.
• Total points in the end.
• List coming up.

49. The List...

51. Scores after Round 3.

52. Round 4 - Written II
• 3 questions.
• *10 for each.
• Extra/part points.
• Write legibly.
• Mention your team.

53. 11.
For which village is this legendary social worker a
sarpanch?

54. 12.
Identify this famous social movement.

55. 13.
Identify the characters portrayed by Nana Patekar & Sonali
Kulkarni in this Marathi biopic.
(poster next slide) (2*10=20)

57. Revise.

58. Exchange Sheets.
• Mention points beside.
• Perfect spelling/grammar not required.
• Give extra/part points wherever told.
• In doubt, ask QM.
• Total in the end.
• Answers coming up.

59. The Answers...

60. (Safety Slide)

61. 11.
For which village is this legendary social worker a
sarpanch?

62. Ralegaon Siddhi

63. 12.
Identify this famous social movement.

64. Narmada Bachao Andolan

65. 13.
Identify the characters portrayed by Nana Patekar & Sonali
Kulkarni in this Marathi biopic.
(poster next slide) (2*10=20)

67. Dr Prakash Amte & Dr Mandakini Amte
(2*10=20)

68. Scores after Round 4.

69. Round 5 - Mixed Bag II
Infinite pounce & bounce format.
6 questions.
+20/-10 on pounce.
+10/0 on direct/pass.
Bounce in anticlockwise.
On pounce, raise your hands.
Write legibly in the sheets.
In doubt, ask QM.

70. 14.
1: No Poverty, 2: Zero Hunger, 3: Good Health and Well-being,
4: Quality Education, 5: Gender Equality, 6: Clean Water and
Sanitation, 7: Affordable and Clean Energy, 8: Decent Work
and Economic Growth, 9: Industry, Innovation and
Infrastructure, 10: Reduced Inequalities, 11: Sustainable Cities
and Communities, 12: Responsible Consumption and
Production, 13: Climate Action, 14: Life Below Water, 15: Life
on Land, 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions, 17:
Partnerships for the Goals.
Above is a list of ___________.

71. (Safety Slide)

72. Sustainable Developmen Goals (SDGs)

73. 5.
15.
X are a scheduled tribal community habituated southern part of
India.
X speak X language, which is a member of the Dravidian
language family. X are mainly settled cultivators and artisans,
expertise in making bamboo furniture.
X population is mostly spread out in the states of Telangana,
Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, Odisha and Andhra
Pradesh. X are second largest populated tribe of Andhra
Pradesh (ertswhile) with the population of over 5 lakhs,
according to the census of 2001.
Give X.

74. (Safety Slide)

75. Koya Tribe
Also known as Koi, Koyalu, Koyollu, KoyaDoralu, Dorala Sattam,
etc.
Koya tribes can be further divided into Koya, Doli Koya, Gutta
Koya or Gotti Koya, Kammara Koya, Musara Koya, Oddi Koya,
Pattidi Koya, Rasha Koya, Lingadhari Koya (ordinary), Kottu
Koya, Bhine Koya, Raja Koya, etc.

76. 16.
I Too Had a Dream (English),
An Unfinished Dream (English),
Sapna Jo Poora Hua (Hindi),
Māru svapna (ṃ Gujarati).
Who wrote these books?

77. (Safety Slide)

78. Dr Verghese Kurien

79. 17.
Krishnammal Jagannathan & Sankaralingam Jagannathan, Ruth
Manorama, Swami Agnivesh / Asghar Ali Engineer, People's Science
Movement of Kerala, Dr. H. Sudarshan / Vivekananda Girijana
Kalyana Kendra, Vandana Shiva, Narmada Bachao Andolan, Chipko
movement, Ladakh Ecological Development Group, Rajni Kothari,
Self-Employed Women's Association / Ela Bhatt are the Indian
recipients of X.
X is given in Sweden to honour and support those offering practical
and exemplary answers to the most urgent challenges facing us
today.
X is promoted as "Alternative Nobel Prize".

80. (Safety Slide)

81. Right Livelihood Award

82. 18.
X is a nonprofit NGO trust based in Chennai, India. It was founded in
1988. It develops and promotes strategies for economic growth that
directly target increased employment of poor women in rural areas.
Their methods maximize the use of science and technology for
equitable and sustainable social development and environmental
stability. X's logo signifies continuity and change, invoking the DNA
model of open-ended, many-sided, and continuous evolution.
X operates in five major program areas — Coastal Systems Research,
Biodiversity and Biotechnology, Ecotechnology and Food security,
Gender and development, and Informatics.
Give X.
(closely related to a previous question) (logo next slide)

84. (Safety Slide)

85. MS Swaminathan Research
Foundation

86. 19.
These are a few of a set. Set contains 120, so far.
What is this set about?
Minimum Support!?, Face'less', disABLED, Adivasi, Climate Change,
Ageing Young India, The 'tidal', Education, Rainfed Farming,
Handloom Industry, Nomadic, Natural Farming, Urban 'Poor',
Women, Unsung Hero, Occupations Losing Ground, Minority,
Gender, Street Vending, Migration, Watershed +, Decentralization,
Panchatantra, 12th Five Year Plan, Cartoons, Budget, Manifesto,
Goods and Service Tax, Development Management, Social Audit,
Demonetization, Insurance, TRUE - Tribal, Rural, Urban & Emerging,
Dalit, etc.

87. (Safety Slide)

88. Focus/Cover Story of Livelihoods

89. Scores after Round 5.

90. Round 6 - List It II
1 question.
Write legibly.
Points in question.
100 seconds limit.
Mention your team.

91. (Safety Slide)

92. 20.
Give the list of Indians who received Ramon
Magsaysay Award.
Total: 54
(*2, +10 if more than 40)

93. Exchange Sheets.
• Perfect spelling/grammar not required.
• Give bonus wherever told.
• In doubt, ask QM.
• Total points in the end.
• List coming up.

94. The List...

95. 1996 Pandurang Athavale
1994 Kiran Bedi
1996 T N Seshan
2002 Sandeep Pandey
2006 Arvind Kejriwal
2011 Nileema Mishra
2015 Sanjiv Chaturvedi
2016 Thodur Krishna
2009 Deep Joshi
2011 Harish Hande
2012 Kulandei Francis
2015 Anshu Gupta
2017 Shreya Chaturvedi
2003 JM Lyngdoh
1981 Pramod Karan Sethi
1982 Chandi Prasad Bhatt
1965 Jayaprakash Narayan
1974 M.S. Subbulakshmi
1982 Manibhai Desai
1985 Baba Amte
1989 Lakshmi Chand Jain
1993 Banoo Jehangir Coyaji
1997 Mahesh Chandra Mehta
2005 V. Shanta
1958 Vinoba Bhave
1959 Chintaman Deshmukh
1963 Verghese Kurien
1963 Dara Khurody
1963 Tribhuvandas Patel
1966 Kamaladevi Chatterjee
1971 M.S. Swaminathan
1979 Mabelle Arole
1979 Rajanikant Arole
1977 Ela Bhatt
2003 Shantha Sinha
2008 Prakash Amte
2008 Mandakini Amte
2016 Bezwada Wilson
1961 Amitabha Chowdhury
1967 Satyajit Ray
1975 Boobli George
1976 Sombhu Mitra
1981 Gour Kishore Ghosh
1982 Arun Shourie
1984 R. K. Laxman
1991 K.V. Subbanna
1992 Ravi Shankar
1997 Mahasweta Devi
2007 Palagummi Sainath
1962 Mother Teresa
2000 Jockin Arputham
2004 Laxminarayan Ramdas
2000 Aruna Roy
2001 Rajendra Singh

96. Scores after Round 6.

97. Foundation Day
October 2nd, 2018
POVERTY QUIZ
Dr Madhu Vamsi
COMING NEXT YEAR
THANK YOU