Bharat Sevak Samaj is a development organization established in 1951 by the Planning Commission of India to promote voluntary service and build economic strength. It was founded on the recommendations of Pandit Nehru and aims to utilize unused resources for social and economic development. Membership is open to anyone over 18 who can volunteer at least two hours per week. The organization has a central head board and branches across states, districts, blocks and villages. It conducts training programs and works in areas like public awareness, social welfare, slum improvement and family planning.

1. MITTAL COLLEGE OF NURSING
AJMER
PRESENTATION ON-BHARAT SAMAJ SEVAK
SUBMITTED TO: SUBMITTED BY:
MR.SUNIL SAHU KANHAIYA LAL DHAKAR
ASSOCIATE PROFESSER B.SC NURSING 4TH YEAR
(HOD)CHN BATCH 2017-2018

2. INTRODUCTION
 Bharat Sevak Samaj is a development organization
(agency) sponsored by the Planning Commission of
the Government of India.
 It was established by the Planning Commission in 1951
to get public cooperation, on 12 August 1952 as per the
recommendations of the National Advisory
Committee.
 founder and first president was mr.pandit jawahar lal
nehru and co-founder chairman was mr.gulzari lal
nanda
 established by the mr.gopal krishan gokhale in 1905

3. OBJECTIVE
 To find and develop avenues of voluntary service for the
citizens of India:
 To promote national sufficiency and to build up the
economic strength of the country.
 To promote national sufficiency and to build up the
community and to mitigate the privations and hardships
of less favoured sections

4.  To draw out the available unused time, energy and
other resources of the people and direct them into
fields of social and economic activity.
 To take all steps which are necessary for the fulfillment
of the aforesaid objects.
 the bss was has been concieved of as non-political and
non official national platform for constructive work

5.  REACHING UNREACHED.
 SKILL BASED TRAINING FOR ALL WITHOUT
ANY BARRIERS.
 EDUCATION FOR ANY ONE, ANY TIME, ANY
WHERE.
 TRAINING TO ALL THROUGH ALL POSSIBLE
MODES.

6. Membership
 Every person who is 18 years old can be a member, who can
voluntarily give at least two hours a week for service work.
Those who have devoted their entire time to the tendencies
of the organization, they are called its life members.
 Such voluntary organizations which are engaged in
informational or social welfare work can be its members.
 Any such person, who is an ordinary member of the society
and gives selfless support to the society's tendencies or
financially, can be its subsidiary member. One restriction
regarding membership is that a person who believes in
violence or uses society in the personal or political sphere
cannot be a member of this organization.

7. Organization
 The servants of India can be such members as are
elected by the ordinary members according to a
certain arrangement.
 The work of determining the policy of the society is
done by the Bharat Sevak Sabha. One-third of its
members are nominated by the Bharat Sevak Sangh,
one-third by the Chairman in addition to the members
of the Bharat Sevak Sangh. The members of the Bharat
Sevak Sangh are elected by the servants of India. The
meeting of this union is held once in a year.

8.  The day-to-day affairs of the society are conducted by the
central head board. It consists of nine members, out of
which two members are nominated by the trustees of the
society.
 Similarly, under the central organization, there is an
organization of branches in the state, state, district, block,
city, village and locality.
 . Its main objective is to get public cooperation in the
comprehensive programs of public welfare. Two training
camps, one in Delhi and one in Trivandrum are being run
by this department for the training of active workers of all
departments of the society all over the country. Training of
Bharat Sevak Dal is also done under this department

9.  Work area: Training of workers for public service, work
related to public awareness and social welfare,
improvement of slums, family planning, etc., come under
the scope of this organization
 The scope of public work begins after the process of public
awareness is completed
 It is organize courses
electrical and electronics
school courses
specialiased courses like-
bussiness,media,fashion,aviation,etc.
solar courses
FUNCTION

10. •In the work of public awareness, organizing seminars, operation of
planning information centers, publicity of the scheme through
bulletins, brochures and small booklets and organizing scheme-
publicity-weeks etc
• Operation of night shelters, suburban improvement programs and
women-child-welfare programs come under the scope of social
welfare.
•The task of stopping the rise in prices of essential commodities in
the civil sector has also now come under its purview.
• In the area of improvement of slums, cleanliness-cleanliness-
campaign, apart from education of civil rules, literacy classes and
women's crafts classes are also run etc.

11. Divisions
 The bss was devided in other missions
(1)agri horti mission
(2)national skill india mission
(3)IT mission
(4)smart india mission

12. CONCLUSION
 As i present my topic on bharat samaj sevak i explain
establishment,objective,membership,organization
and its function
 I thanks to mr.sunil sahu for helping me to choose my
topic and also thank to my classmate to cooperating
my class

13. BIBLIOGRAPHY
 Web
BHARATH SEVAK SAMAJ - SlideShare
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 https://hi.wikipedia.org › wiki › भार....
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