INDENG-2014-058
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Students at Satya Bharti government school noticed that many community members in the nearby village were defecating outdoors due to a lack of toilet facilities. They were concerned about environmental sanitation and women's safety. The students discussed this issue with their teachers and learned about a government program to help fund toilet construction. They then launched an awareness campaign in the community about the harms of open defecation and benefits of the program. The students surveyed homes without toilets and submitted a list to the village council. As a result of these efforts, every home started constructing toilets and received government grants, improving sanitation and safety in the community.
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SQC elevate is a group of 8 enthusiastic students of Little Angels' School formed to help girls of slums to aware them about violence, harassment as well as provide materialistic help to them. We members of the elevate are targeting slums because they are more vulnerable towards violence and lack facilities. We all plan to move ahead with the motto " One step for a better change" And we have developed a program to help the girls of slum named "STUDENTS UNITING AGAINST VIOLENCE (SAVE)"
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The students of Satya Bharti School in Teek, Haryana organized a campaign called "Andhvishwas Ek Abhishap" to remove superstitious beliefs among the local villagers. There was a belief that the school grounds were haunted on Saturdays, causing low attendance. Through activities like meetings with the panchayat, street plays, and slogan writing, the students aimed to educate people about superstitions and rational thinking. Their efforts successfully changed people's minds, and attendance at the school improved as people overcame their superstitious fears.
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The document summarizes the efforts of Bharti Foundation and Satya Bharti School in Gunavata village, Rajasthan to address addiction issues in the community. The school aimed to make the society free from addiction through plays, rallies, and convincing villagers about the harmful effects of drinking and smoking. As an impact, community members promised not to use alcohol or smoking and prevent the spread of addiction. They were empowered and committed to protesting wrong deeds and settling their families well. The school planned follow-ups with addicted individuals and continued community awareness efforts.
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The document summarizes the efforts of Satya Bharti School in Bawrala village, Rajasthan to promote environmental protection through tree plantation. The school organized students to hold a rally and role play for the community to raise awareness about the importance of trees and effects of global warming. As a result, community members and students planted 18 trees and committed to taking care of the plants. The school plans to continue educating the community on environmental issues and planting more trees going forward.
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The document summarizes the efforts of Satya Bharti School in Sopara village, Rajasthan to promote girl child education in the community. The school organized students to hold a rally in a nearby village promoting the importance of educating girls. Students then presented a role play for community members and wrote slogans on walls. Some community members committed to enrolling their daughters in school after being inspired by the students' efforts. The school aims to continue promoting girls' education through regular community meetings and home visits in the next three months.
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The document describes a "Nasha Mukti Campaign" led by students of Satya Bharti School in Bachini village, Haryana. The students conducted a survey and found that 268 villagers were involved in drinking alcohol. They organized a rally with posters showing the harms of drinking. The students also performed a play to raise awareness. They held a community meeting where 15 people took an oath to stop drinking. As a result, the local wine shop closed, creating a healthier environment. The students felt they gained leadership skills and the community was impressed by their efforts to address this social issue.
Swachh bharat: Role of student
Swachh Bharat Abhiyan was started by our honourable Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi on birth anniversay of Mahatma Gandhi i.e. on October 2nd, 2014.
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- 1. Satya Bharti Govt.Primary School, Balyawali Talai,Amer
- 2. Details;- “Nirmal Bharat Abhiyan” Total sanitation campaign was roll out-1999-2000. The approach adopted in this campaign aims at motivating rural households to build toilet facilities and encouraging their use. Satya Bharti government school, Balyawali Talai is situated in open area out of village Labana. Students of school see community members go out for defecation at open areas surround school, field, road side & farms etc. The students feel it related to a sensitive issue with Sanitation of Environment & safety of girls and women against crimes. They decided to spread awareness in community about bad effects & harms of personal hygiene and environment. The students discussed with teachers about this conditions and get informed about Nirmal Bharat Abhiyan scheme of Govt. to help BPL,APL family for construction of toilet at home. They conducted meetings, rally, role-play at school, community to spread awareness in community and aware about harms of Insanitation condition & female crimes at the time of late night in the open areas. Students surveyed to identify non toilet homes & Prepared list and submitted at Gram Panchayat office with Application for helping amount issued by govt.to toilet construction. The result of community awareness was seen and every home started to construct toilets in community and Gram Panchayat issued grant amount to villagers. All community got aware about the sanitation….
- 3. Feel- Most of the community members were going outside the community areas ( nearby roads, Fields etc.) for defecation. It was not safe for the girls and women to go outside as well as not for health of the peoples of village. The students listened, read many news of teasing/rape cases where mostly females were alone of went for open defecation. They asked teachers that why they are not using or constructing the toilets at home & what are the ways to resolved it.
- 4. Imagine- Students decided to aware people for proper use of Govt. aid . And tell them the harms of open defecation. They had their own discussion sessions after school hours where plans were made for survey, Rally, Meeting with community members, Poster pasting, Individual counseling. Voting for true support the team Planning for next steps Meeting with community leaders Individual counseling Poster pasting at common places Rally
- 5. DO- Door to door survey, Meeting with community leaders, Letter to Panchayat Samiti, Harms of open defecation & Govt. aids for toilet construction. Letter drafting & submission to Panchayat Samiti Door to door survey Role-Play
- 6. Impact- Many people of village got benefit of Govt. Aid for toilet construction. Females of those homes were very happy. Now there is no need to be ashamed and feeling safe……Thanks …
- 7. Heartiest Feelings;- “Ganv me Bahu-Betiyun ko khule me der raat shouch jane se unki surksha ko lekar hamesh chinta bani rahti thi lekin aaj school ke bachhon ne ganv me shouchalayo ka nirman karakar Paryawaran ke sath-sath hamari bahu-betiyun ko bhi surksha dila di h..mai aaj bahut khus hu...” - KAMLA DEVI (Community Member) “Mai 10 salo se Gram Panchyat me ward Panch hu ore vikas ke bare bahut bolta hu lekin aaj in ganv ki bachho ne jo kar dikhaya use dekh kar shukriya ada krne ke liye mere pass shabd nhi.bas itna hi ki mahsus kar pa rha hu ki ganv ka asli leader mai nhi..ye masum bachhe h ….” -ARVIND MEENA (Ward panch) “In students ki environment and Female safety feelings ko dekhakar yahi kahunga ki..Aap apne future ko to nhi badal sakte lakin apni habits ko badal sakate h.yahi habits apka future jarur badal degi..” - - SHYAMBABU SHARMA (Cluster co-ordinator) “Mai isi village me rhne ke sath-sath is school me teacher bhi hu. Hum village ki mahilao ko andheri subah-sham latrine ke liye surksha ke dar ore sankoch ke sath ghar se bahar jana padta tha.us dar ko dur karne me village ke logo ne koshish tak nhi ki ore in chote-chote bachho ne gharon me toilets banakar us dar ko hamesha ke liye samapat kar diya.Bachho ki awareness dekhar meri to ankhe bhar aayi…” - PRIYANKA SHARMA( School Teacher)