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SSFA-ESFI is a non-profit organization established in 2006 in India to promote social and educational development, empowerment, and justice. It focuses on issues affecting society such as healthcare, education, gender and minority rights, poverty, and communal harmony. Some of its accomplishments include medical camps, supporting sports talent, promoting girl's education and senior citizen welfare. Its future plans include vocational colleges, girls' schools, a university for minorities, and programs on health, social issues, and honoring social workers. The organization is led by a founder, secretary and patrons who are social activists and medical professionals.
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We help people in finding the solutions to the complains about the atrocities and injustice meted out on general public in every phase of life. SSFA-ESFI ‘S ultimate goal is to leave behind legacy for the generations to come , that will be beneficial to all and that they will be proud to inherit it, the organization guide and create an attitudinal change in the mindset of the people, henceforth generating a much aware and better society, better nation and above all, better Human beings.
Happines Voyage Life
The document discusses how people often believe their lives will be better once they achieve certain goals or life stages, such as getting married, having children, children growing up, retirement, etc. However, it notes that there is no better time to be happy than the present. Happiness is about enjoying life's journey and moments rather than focusing only on destinations. It also discusses how the people who mean the most are not famous or wealthy individuals but those who care for and support you, like friends and family members.
Company profile
Khozseo is an Indian web development and internet marketing company. They specialize in reducing costs and improving quality, speed, and agility for clients. They offer services including web design, ecommerce solutions, mobile app development, and more for industries like retail, manufacturing, and internet marketing. Khozseo uses technologies like Microsoft, PHP, and open source platforms. They emphasize quality assurance and take a project management approach that involves listening to clients, conceptualizing solutions, implementing, and providing documentation and training.
Major signs of judgment (descent of jesus)
Jesus will descend near the white minaret in Damascus. He will confront the Anti-Christ and kill him through supernatural vision. Jesus will establish Islam as the only religion and bring peace, with animals living in harmony. People will be content with little. Jesus will die after reigning for 40 years and believers will pass away, while non-believers face torment until the Day of Judgment.
Rural Retail retailing itc limited e choupal rajnish kumar
Organized retail in rural India can make sense if certain conditions are met. Rural India has over 750 million consumers but their incomes are relatively low as many work in agriculture. Rural consumers also travel long distances to buy products in bulk on a monthly basis and seek good value. Organized retail can address these needs by providing affordable prices and dependable quality. However, rural incomes need to increase which can be done by reducing land fragmentation, and improving infrastructure and market access. New retail formats for rural areas need to be one-stop-shops like existing village centers, providing goods, services, banking and more to become a community hub. This can help improve quality of life for rural consumers while also being profitable.
Al qadr [predestination]
1. The document discusses Islamic beliefs around al-Qadr or divine predestination. It explains that everything, both good and bad, occurs by Allah's will and knowledge which was decreed in the Preserved Tablet.
2. While events are decreed by Allah, humans still have free will over their own actions and will be held accountable for their choices. Allah gave humans the power to choose but controls all circumstances.
3. Belief in al-Qadr is obligatory in Islam. It does not mean humans have no free will or that supplication is useless, rather Allah answers prayers in accordance with his divine decree. Humans are still commanded to worship and obey Allah.
Prophet hood and_revelation2
Prophet hood and revelation discusses the concepts of prophets and scriptures in Islam. It defines prophets as messengers chosen by God to reveal divine knowledge to mankind. Revelation is God's message sent to prophets through Gabriel. The document lists criteria for identifying a true prophet and scripture, such as teachings not being invented and not contradicting God's nature. It provides examples of prophets and scriptures in Islam like Muhammad and the Quran. The Quran is considered the final, protected revelation that confirms all previous scriptures.
Compilation of quran
The document discusses the compilation of the Quran. It states that the Quran was initially revealed to the Prophet Muhammad over 23 years, with the earliest revelations focusing on monotheism, the afterlife, and the end of times. As Islam spread to Medina, revelations focused more on building a righteous community and society. The Quran was memorized and written down during the Prophet's life. After his death, copies were compiled into one volume under Abu Bakr to preserve it, and later standardized under Uthman to have one authoritative text.
Difference between quran and hadith
The document summarizes the key differences between the Quran and Hadith. It provides details on:
1) The Quran is the direct word of God revealed to Muhammad, protected from error. Hadith are reports about the sayings and actions of Muhammad.
2) Hadith must meet criteria like continuous chains of transmission and transmitter integrity to be accepted. They are classified as recurrent/mutawatir (definitive) or non-recurrent/ahad (weaker).
3) Non-recurrent hadith are further evaluated based on strength of transmission and graded as authentic, good, or weak depending on how well they meet the acceptance criteria.
Miracles of the quran
The document discusses 10 scientific phenomena described in the Quran that have since been discovered by modern science:
1. The existence of 7 layers in the atmosphere and sky, including the troposphere, stratosphere, and ionosphere. Each layer has an important function.
2. The earth consists of 7 layers, including the lithosphere, mantle, and core.
3. Mountains play an important role in stabilizing the earth's crust.
4. The movement of tectonic plates causes mountains to slowly drift over time.
5. The earth's outer layers are gradually eroded by solar winds and radiation.
6. The universe began in a massive explosion and has been expanding
Jannah ( paradise)
This document discusses the Islamic concepts of Jannah (Paradise) and the afterlife. It describes the world as a temporary stop on a journey, with death representing moving to the next stop. Paradise is described as an unseen realm prepared by God where believers will be rewarded. The document outlines what Muslims must do to attain Paradise, including having strong faith in God and following religious laws. It provides details about entering Paradise, including being greeted with food and drink and receiving a home. Mansions in Paradise are described as beautifully adorned and along rivers, with eternal pleasures but no hardships. The conclusion emphasizes living righteously to earn God's forgiveness and acceptance into Paradise.
Minor signs of the day of judgment
This document summarizes several minor signs of the Day of Judgment according to Islamic tradition, as mentioned by Prophet Muhammad. It discusses signs such as the death of the Prophet, the opening of Jerusalem, plagues, abundance of wealth, discovery of gold in the Euphrates River, times of trials and tribulations, and political conflicts and assassinations among early Muslim leaders.
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ABC analysis classifies inventory items into A, B and C categories based on their value and sales contribution. A items account for 80% of total value but only 20% of items. B items are 15% of value and 30% of items. C items are 5% of value but 50% of items. This analysis helps optimize inventory by increasing buying of A items and reducing or eliminating slow moving C items. This improves working capital, inventory efficiency and customer satisfaction.
Meaning of islam
Islam is derived from the Arabic root word "salam" meaning peace. It refers to the peaceful submission and obedience to the will of God and following his laws. The five fundamental articles of faith in Islam are belief in God, angels, prophets, revealed books, and the day of judgment. On the day of judgment, all humans will be resurrected and judged by God based on their beliefs and actions, and sent to either heaven or hell.
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Saadhanai Charitable Trust is established on 2009. We providing our services in various field like Old age home, Free Medical Camps, Education Support & Cancer project(Project name Dhaya. this project is mainly for cancer patients who suffering without any financial background) etc... We heartly welcome's you all join with us to full fill our charity work. For any queries please contact: +91 9566708877, 8547809877 or email: saadhanaicharitabletrust@gmail.com. Visit our website: www.saadhanaicharitabletrust.org. Thank you.
Warm Regards from,
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HVCO 2023 EKAMPREET KAUR.pdf
This comprehensive report delves into the profound work accomplished during a dedicated volunteering stint at the Saptashati Foundation, a non-governmental organization (NGO) fervently committed to empowering underprivileged communities, particularly women, children, the disabled, and senior citizens. The mission of the Saptashati Foundation is to provide strength, confidence, a better standard of living, and dignity to those who have faced adversity, focusing on economic and social empowerment as a means to achieve these goals. This abstract provides an overview of the myriad initiatives undertaken by the foundation, including educational programs, self-defense classes, awareness campaigns, and economic empowerment projects. It discusses the challenges faced during the establishment of the NGO and explores strategies for addressing these obstacles, including fund procurement, strategic planning, networking, and program maintenance. The report also highlights the remarkable success stories resulting from the foundation's work, illustrating its transformative impact on beneficiaries and the community at large. Through the dedicated service at the Saptashati Foundation, the volunteer experienced personal growth and discovered the profound joy of selfless giving. The report concludes with recommendations to address existing challenges and to further strengthen the foundation's initiatives in the pursuit of a more equitable society.
SPF India- Empowering India's Future.pptx
Welcome to the Surendra Pathare Foundation's (SPF) official website, dedicated to making a difference in the lives of individuals and communities in Pune, India. As a nonprofit organization driven by compassion and a commitment to sustainable change, SPF aims to empower underprivileged populations and address key challenges faced by the community. Through a range of impactful programs and initiatives, SPF is actively contributing to the social and economic development of Pune, transforming lives and creating a brighter future.
AAs organization profile
“AAs” was initiated by seven like-minded youths who came together to spread awareness towards diverse social problems. In the year 2003 they formed a group which initiated many social activities for spreading awareness on different social issues like HIV/AIDS, STI, drug de-addiction, blood donation, water & sanitation etc.
On 05-05-2005, this informal group registered itself as a formal organization under Madhya Pradesh Societies Registration Act with name “AAs – Aim for the Awareness of society”. (Registration No: 03/27/3/0431/05)
AAs – which in Hindi means “Hope”- was established for making positive change in the society. It is the endeavour of AAS to serve the society and make it more capable to face challenges of deprived groups especially women and children. Presently the organization is working for the women empowerment and child Protection through its various projects. In addition to this AAs has also been involved in various research assignments in Indore city such as traffic volume count, informal water market research, community context analysis etc. While most of the NGO’s activities have taken place within the district of Indore, Madhya Pradesh, it aspires to achieve a national footprint in the coming years.
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non government organisation
“not-for-profit, voluntary citizen’s group, which is organised on a local, national, or international level to address issues in support of the public good. Task oriented and made up of people with common interests, NGOs perform a variety of services and humanitarian functions, bring citizens concerns to governments ,and encourage participation of Civil Society stakeholders at the community level”
Asha Ka Jharna Annual Activity Report 2016 17
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The document summarizes information about the Lokpriya Janhit Sewa Sansthan (LJSS), a non-profit organization established in 1997 in Pratapgarh, India. LJSS's mission is to empower marginalized communities through participatory approaches. It works to promote education, health, livelihoods, women's empowerment, and entitlement realization for rural and tribal communities. LJSS has implemented various programs and achieved outcomes such as increasing immunization rates, training community health workers, supporting income generation activities, and strengthening education. It maintains management information systems to monitor programs and has affiliations with other organizations to further its social development goals.
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FANTASTIC5
This document discusses empowering women in India through a proposed organization called Nari-Shakti. It outlines the scope of problems facing women such as high mortality rates and lack of access to education. It then proposes a 5 step cycle to empower women through leadership development, capacity building, forming women's federations, influencing policies, and increasing political participation. The organization would implement activities like microfinance, literacy programs, income generation, and agriculture training. It discusses stakeholders, financial structures, impacts of empowering women, and challenges and mitigation strategies.
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Fehm NGO
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Banyan-BALM-TISS-NYU Conference Brochure
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The document outlines Sadhguru and Isha Foundation's vision, mission, and community mobilization programs to promote human well-being and empowerment. Their strategy involves community games and celebrations to foster social bonding and introduce rural development programs. Since 2005, they have formed over 850 volunteer teams across 4 states in India, engaging over 10,000 people through inter-village tournaments. An estimated 70% of teams have continued the games independently, improving health, empowerment, and community spirit. Their social projects now reach over 7 million people across 33 districts through education, healthcare, and environmental programs.
AHIABGA Amb Meenakshi Sawhney LA Global Foundation 2nd Annual UN Sustainable ...
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La Global Foundation
Aim
The foundation supports global sustainable development goals. Our being must serve a purpose larger than any self-interest. Therefore, we aim at spreading awareness to co-exist in harmony with nature.
Mission
We at La Global Foundation empower ourselves so that we engage and foster synergistic efforts. We make certain of the well-being of individuals and various astute people to promote and provide insights about one’s happiness and security. Sustainable development is a framework which is such designed that human development goals can be achieved without disturbing the ecosystem. We at La Global Foundation pledge to preserve natural resources in the best of our capacity. In order to achieve the same, we form partnerships all over the world.
Vision
La Global Foundation has built a sustainable awareness model in place in order to achieve the 17 global goals. In 2015, the United Nations Sustainable Goals( Global Goals) were adopted by the 193 Member States of the United Nations in a bid to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all by 2030. It is remarkable though, that the Indian government has taken up the task seriously and has started working alongside private sectors to end poverty at the earliest.
The 17 sustainability goals:
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. Partnership For the Goals
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Objectives
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Mission
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Vision
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8. Decent Work and Economic Growth
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about Foundation
- 1. ABOUT FOUNDATION… What is SSFA-ESFI? SSFA-ESFI – Sayed Shah Farzand Ali Educational & social foundation was established on 28th December 2006 by MrSayedAinual Huda, Main aim is to guide citizens to empower themselves to fight for their rights and stimulate local awakening to gain justice by social activities . SSFA-ESFI is set-up to pursue issues that affect the society at micro level. The organization chooses such people who are motivational, conscientious, and intellectuals or professionals with a deep sense of commitment. Our approach is one that is long-term strategy and leveraged. Our organization works for social and educational issues of the society irrespective of caste or religion with special emphasis on burning issues of the time, as raised by the society.
- 2. FOCUS of SSFA-ESFI… We help people in finding the solutions to the complains about the atrocities and injustice meted out on general public in every phase of life. SSFA-ESFI ‘S ultimate goal is to leave behind legacy for the generations to come , that will be beneficial to all and that they will be proud to inherit it, the organization guide and create an attitudinal change in the mindset of the people, henceforth generating a much aware and better society, better nation and above all, better Human beings.
- 3. AIMS OF THE ORGANIZATION… To foster communal harmony and national Integration. To provide tradition as well as technical job oriented courses To help , what ever way it is possible, for the relief of physically handicapped or suffer of the society. To promote, children in respect of education, health and their settlement. To establish cottage and small scale industries to meet out unemployment problems. To work for the upliftment of women and third gender in respect of their social and economic status To provide shelter for people below poverty line To give relief to the weaker section of the society including the establishment maintenance and support of the institution and hospitals for their relief. To get help in cash or in kind from the Government, Semi Government, Corporate sector, N.G.O local bodies and other sources and institutions for the above mentioned purposes.
- 4. Our Credentials till date … Arranged medical camps, thereby providing free medical assistance to the poor and backward class of the society. Provided special treatment in respect to the injuries of many national and inter-national sports persons. We have also helped bringing back many talents to the national and inter-national level of sports by extending them proper medical facilities. Child, especially Girl education has been a major problem gnawing our society. We introduced and implemented many effective programs in this respect, especially in the rural areas.
- 5. Our Credentials till date…. People often tend to disrespect the most experienced ones – the senior citizens. We launched programs in providing the shelter and other life supporting requirements for their welfare. We earnestly support others social organizations,in organizing influential plays and skits on the crucial,global and others social problems. We also visited the slum areas and contacted the Sex Workers, thereby making them aware of the precautions that need to be taken to prevent the spread of the deadly disease, also providing them with the information about the new treatments available in this respect.
- 6. Our Credentials till date … New diseases are now coming into picture, owing to the pollution infected water. We took a giant step in the matter and made arrangements to many water camps and also erected hand-pumps in many schools and colleges. Indian literature is now loosing its values in this modern world. We took initiative in again popularizing its charm via honoring many literary minds of the society.
- 7. Our Credentials till date … As an eye-opener to the mental psyche of the society, we conducted a seminar for the welfare of the eunuchs, the socially and politically deprived group of the society. Many social worker, academicians, intellectuals, doctors and for the first time in history, eunuchs also participated in the seminar.
- 8. Future prospects and perspectives… Establish professional and vocational colleges, providing job oriented courses, in which maximum benefits will be extended to the minority and backward group of the society. All girls schools and colleges are planned to be set up in many rural and urban areas. Establishment of University, and university level colleges for minorities And the students from below poverty line.
- 9. Future prospects and perspectives… For the development of sports in India, and making India competitive at the international level, we have planned in setting up sports colleges, in which free sports training academy and its associated education will be provided to the new budding sport stars of India. Organizing seminars and workshops on “Sports injuries and its management”, also providing the required kits and other sports related goods.. More health awareness programs and medical camps in the rural areas.
- 10. Future prospects and perspectives… Organizing vocational courses and training classes, workshops, and thereby honoring the deprived group of the society, “Eunuchs”. Visiting the rural educational centers and making them aware about the professional and vocational courses. Programs for awareness regarding the AIDS in society, by way of skits and plays, and health camps.
- 11. Future prospects and perspectives… Organize programs time to time to honor the active social workers and other contributors and also to keep up their morale high. To work with those social organizations through out the world who works for social And educational cause and upliftment of the same. Opening of the branches of SSFA-ESFI through out the world
- 12. Pillars of the organization… Founder Mr. S. A. Huda Secretary Dr. S. E. Huda ( Chief Medical Superintendent and Head of Physiotherapy Dept., Sri SiddhiVinayak Hospital, Bareilly ) Patron Dr. Brijeshwar Singh ( Managing Director and M.S. Orthopedics, Sri SiddhiVinayak Hospital ) Dr. SandeepPandey ( Social Activist Magsaysay Award Winner ) Mr. Gopal Krishna ( Social Activist Founder, Movement for Rights, Faizabad ) Mrs. ShardaDubey ( Social Activist Director, SahirdaySamiti, Faizabad ) Program Coordinator Mrs. PrernaVerma ( Principal, P.M.S. Sec. School, Bareilly )