CPD Presentation 1 -G2

1. Presented By:
Nishita Rupani (110110116008)
Mansi Kataria (110110116009)
Riya Shah (110110116010)
Paritosh Desai (110110116011)
Hiten Patel (110110116012)
Vidhi Mistry (110110116013)
Vivek Tilva (110110116014)

2. Name of Social Activists:
 Raja Ram Mohan Roy
 Swami Dayanand Saraswati
 Swami Vivekananda
 Vinoba Bhave
 Saurabh Vora & Team

3. Raja Ram Mohan Roy
 Raja Ram Mohan Roy was born 22 may 1772 in Bengal
,india.
 He was an Indian Religious , social and educational
reformer who challenged traditional Hindu culture like
SATI PRACTICE.
 He is called maker of modern india or father of modern
india.
 He with Dwarkanath Tagore founded Brahmo Samaj .
 His influence was apparent in the fields of politics ,
public, administration , and education.

4. Roy demanded property inheritance right for women and ,
in 1828, set up the Brahmo Sabhas which was a movement
of reformist Bengalis formed to fight against social evil.
Ram Mohan is remembered for bringing about women
reform laws, especially law banning sati practice.
His appealed to William Bentick to pass a law banning sati
practice in India.
Raja ram mohanray was one of the greatest Indian social
Activist.

5. Swami Dayanand Saraswati
 He was an important Hindu religious leader of his time.
 He is well known as the founder of the Arya Samaj, a
Hindu reform movement of the Vedic tradition.
 He was a profound scholar of the Sanskrit language. He
was the first to give the call for Swarajya as "India for
Indians" – in 1876,later taken up by Lokmanya Tilak.
 One of his most influential works is the book Satyarth
Prakash, which contributed to the Indian independence
movement.

6. Among Dayanand's mission was not to start or set up any new
religion but to ask humankind for Universal Brotherhood
through nobility as spelt out in Vedas.
 For that mission he founded Arya Samaj enunciating the Ten
Universal Principles as a code for Universalism Krinvanto
Vishwaryam meaning the whole world be an abode for Nobles
(Aryas).
Dayanand’s vedic message was to emphasize respect and
reverence for People.

7. Vinoba Bhave
 Vinoba Bhave born On September 11 ,1895 in
Maharashtra ,india.
 He was one of the best known social activist of our
nation and widely disciple of Mohandas K. Gandhi.
 His VISION was to remove poverty of india.
 He is decide to improve indian villager’s life-style.
 He is founder of “BHOO DAN YOJNA” to reduce the
poverty level in INDIA.

8. He was chosen as the first individual Satyagrahi.
While he was visiting village of Andhra Pradesh . He feel that
those people had very much need of some land for make their life
better.
He gives his all land to those poor people for farming purpose.
He convinced Land holder people to give some part of their land,
and become PEOPLE WITH GOLDEN HEART
The man with ultimate personality and the vision of to develope
India.
He was the first recipient of the international ramon Magsaysay
Award for community leadership.

9. Saurabh Vora & Team
 Saurabh Vora and team who are presently placed in different
comapnies were studying in GCET College, Vidhyanagar (CP).
 He is CEO of NGO named BACHHPAN which was initiated from
GCET College itself before 3years.
 He worked hard for eradicating Child Labour not only in
Vidhyanagar but also in Ahmadabad, Surat and Nadiad.
 BACHHPAN mainly works for eradication of child labour and
helping students get educate who are financially weak.
 More than 500 volunteers dedicated their time in educating this
little children's which brings smiles on their face.

11.  BACHHPAN includes mainly 3 Project named:
1. AADHAR
2. PATHSHAALA
3. ABCD
 Aadhar includes teaching of children who are studying in
schools.
 Pathshaala includes teaching at slum areas and imparting
knowledge among slum children's.
 ABCD(Any Body Can Dream) provides books to different age
group of children imparting basic knowledge in them

12. Swami Vivekanand’s message to the
youth of the nation.

13. Swami Vivekanand on youth
 “Youth is that wonderful time in life when energy is limitless, human
creativity at its best and ‘never say die’ spirit at its peak”.

14. On India
 Rich and Prosperous  Poor and Unpromising

15. Good News
 Nearly 78% of our country’s population is less than 40 years.

16. Challenge!
 Most of us have icons and role models that are mostly from economics,
techonology, music ,cinema, sports arena!
 How to indulge this youth into social activities?
 How to get them to address the myraid problem facing us?

17. Vivekanand’s perception
 The only qualification that swamiji wanted our youth to have was
this wonderful ability ‘to feel’.
 He gave a mantra with 3 P’s
- Purity
- Perseverance
- Patience
WARNING:
“All good work has to go through three
stages:Ridicule,Opposition,Acceptance”.

18. Something Important
 One needs to begin with oneself and then gradually expand this reach
concentrically to include more and more deserving people.

19. “We don’t expect a revolution,
but (something)n=a lot of things!”
Thankyou