BALAMBHA SMART VILLAGE, India

Learning and sharing goes to gather.Yes at 60, I am still learning ! Ever since i came across a very inspiring personality Jagat shah and his interest to develop i ndian Villages and make them SMart involving the Non resident Indians . He with his initiative mentor on road approached many NRI in USA and announce to adopt 62 villages through this NGO. Since then  I have been studying and trying to learn about different concepts and different models related to the Smart villages in India. I searched internet but too much of information  with mutually exclusive outputs lead me  to confusion ! Subjective analysis of the big data was a challange!  To approach the concept of Smart villages i decided to analyses with three views 1) Divergent view 2) Convergent view 3) Peculiar view to scan through it and derive something which may give some direction to this haphazard and a new concept . In a divergent view, we analyze data related to different  orga...

Human Development   100% Institutional Deliveries  End all preventable maternal deaths  End all preventable infant deaths  Malnutrition free children (below 5 years of age)  Zero school drop outs upto 12th class Environmental Development   GP / Ward has trees in vacant land i.e. common land, road side, institutional premises GP / Ward has functional water conservation and harvesting structures n Functional solid / liquid waste management system Social Development  End open defecation n End girl-child marriages (girls below 18 years of age) Good Governance GP / Ward has functional Information Centre i.e. Computer Lab, and MeeSeva Centre  GP / Ward has telecom/ internet connectivity  GP / Ward has functional grievance redressal system  Gram Sabha/Ward Sabha held 4 times a year with 2/3rd attendance  GP / Ward has its own dynamic development plan prepared by community participation Economic Development...

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In view of the sluggish nutritional performance demands reshaping and reconnecting the modern agriculture and food systems to nutrition-sensitive programs and policies. A three-day International Workshop on Nutrition-Sensitive Agriculture and Nutrition Literacy will be organised from 14-16 May 2018 at Amer Greens, Bhopal with the collaboration of Department of Women and Child Welfare, Department of Farmer Welfare and Agriculture Development, Government of Madhya Pradesh, Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) Atar, Jabalpur, UNICEF Madhya Pradesh, International Fund for Agriculture Development and Deendayal Research Institute, New Delhi. Informing the media persons, Woman and Child Development Minister Archana Chitnis said, “The sluggish nutritional performance demands reshaping and reconnecting the modern agriculture and food systems to nutrition-sensitive programs and policies. For this we have worked in 313 blocks of the State in which a successful work is done in 200 bl...

PROCEDURE FOR FORMATION OF SECTION 8 COMPANY A Non-profit organisation can be registered as a Company under Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013 corresponding to section 25 of the Companies Act, 1956. It can also be registered as Trust or a Society. Section 8 company can be incorporated for promotion of commerce, art, science, sports, education, research, social welfare, religion, charity, protection of environment or any such other object, provided it intends to apply its profits, if any, or other income in promoting its objects and intends to prohibit the payment of any dividend to its members. Section 8 Company or a Non-Profit organisation (NPO) is a Company established for promoting commerce, art, science, religion, sports, education, research activities, charity or any other useful social object, provided the profits and donations is applied for promoting only the objects of the company and no dividend is paid to its members or owners. The term No Profit does not mean that th...

Punsari, Gujarat – India's Smart Village Anirudh Singh   August 31, 2017 Amazing Places   Leave a comment The sketch that is created in our minds, when we talk about Indian villages, is full of dusty, rough roads, shortage of water and electricity and dysfunctional schools. However, the Punsari village, located 90 km away from Ahmedabad, Gujarat, will change your idea of how a modern Indian village would look like. The Urbanized Punsari Village of Gujarat Situated in the Sabarkantha district in the state of Gujarat, the Punsari village leaves no stone unturned when it comes to "Empowering Rural India". The village has a lot of modern facilities, some of which are only present in metro cities. Some of them are: Concrete roads Solar powered street lamps RO water purification unit Primary health center Completely managed drainage and sanitary system Banking facility and A toilet in every house PC :  www.mastylecare.org Punsari is also a proud owner of a fully air condition...