And corporate leaders can't depend on governments to solve them." - Adnan Khan,Founder of the Society for Organisational Nayi disha samajik sansthan formed in2011 by a group of corporate professionals who, decided to finance, handhold and support genuine grassroots' initiatives targeted at providing education and health to underprivileged children. In the process, becoming the first ever grantmaker and changing the face of thousands of lives.
Saturday, 6 October 2012
Wednesday, 3 October 2012
UNFPA's Safe Birth
"While I was running from the shelling in Syria, I was
praying I would survive with my children and baby to come."
Kholoud was seven months pregnant when she crossed from
Syria to Jordan with her husband and children to escape the violence.
She recently gave birth to Rania, a healthy baby girl, in a
mobile clinic supported by UNFPA. A trained midwife helped her deliver five
minutes after arriving at the clinic.
Maternal deaths hugely increase in disasters - but they can
be prevented. Please share the good news of Rania's safe delivery to make the
international community aware of the urgent needs of pregnant women in crises
locations!
Pre-Matric Scholarship Scheme for Students from Minority Community
Details of Pre-Matric Scholarship
Scheme for Students from Minority Community
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Particulars
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Description
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Name of the Scheme
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Pre-Matric
Scholarship Scheme for Students from Minority Community
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Sponsored by
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Central Government
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Description
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The scholarship at pre-Matric
level will encourage parents from minority communities to send their school
going children to school, lighten their financial burden on school education
and sustain their efforts to support their children to complete school education.
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Beneficiaries
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Individual,Community,
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Benefits
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Benefit Type
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Others,
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Other Benefits
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Student Scholarships
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Eligibility criteria
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Students belonging to Muslim/
Christian/ Sikh/ Buddhist/ Parsi communities, who have secured not less than
50% marks in the previous final examination and annual income of their
parents/guardian from all sources does not exceed Rs. 1 lakh, are eligible for
the benefit.
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How to Avail
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Students can apply for the
scholarship in the prescribed application to the Department dealing with
minority welfare of his/her State/UT, on advertisement published by the State
Government/ Union Territory Administration concerned.
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Validity of the Scheme
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Introduced On
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01 / 04 / 2008
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Valid Upto
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31 / 03 / 2013
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Reference URL
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EDUCATION IN INDIA
Indian Department of Education |
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Ministry of Human Resource Development |
Kapil Sibal |
National education budget (2011–2012) |
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Budget |
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General details |
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Primary languages |
Hindi, English, or State language |
System type |
Federal, state, private |
Established Compulsory Education |
April 1, 2010 |
Literacy (2011[1])
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Total |
74% |
Male |
82% |
Female |
65% |
Enrollment ((N/A)) |
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Total |
(N/A) |
Primary |
(N/A) |
Secondary |
(N/A) |
Post secondary |
(N/A) |
Attainment |
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Secondary diploma |
40% |
Post-secondary diploma |
7% |
Monday, 1 October 2012
Girls in Afghanistan could not go to school
Before 2001, the overwhelming majority of girls in Afghanistan could not go to school. Today, there are over 3 million girls enrolled in schools across the country.
But every day, these girls face real threats of violence. In the past year, there were more than 185 documented attacks on schools and hospitals, mainly attributed to armed factions opposed to educating girls and women.
But girls in Afghanistan keep going to school.
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