NARI SEWA SAMITI U. P. LUCKNOW (WOMEN' S SOCIAL SERVICE LEAGUE, U. P. )

( AN EDUCATIONAL, VOCATIONAL , CULTURAL , FAMILY COUNSELLING CENTRE FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN BELONGING TO WEAKER SECTION OF SOCIETY )

ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20

REGISTERED UNDER ACT XXI SOCIETIES AND FIRMS ACT 1860 NO. 4 ON 15.04.193

NARI SEWA SAMITI, U.P. ANNUAL REPORT

(For the year 2019-20)

Friends,

Nari Sewa Samiti has always been on the path of learning about the purpose of

education, vocations and counselling in a rapidly changing world, guided by the vision of our

founder Late Smt. Mona Chandravati Gupta, Padmashri awardee. The year 2019-2020 was a

year of ‘Looking Ahead’ for all of us :Evolutionary and Visionary, which reflects not only our

strong performance, but also, above all, the trends and opportunities of the future in the

unprecedented times of Covid-2019. How our world and the future has changed! Recently

imposed restrictions on daily life have forced us to quickly adopt to new ways of working,

learning and connecting with each other. Whilst this crisis has brought unprecedented

challenges both for people and society, we have been humbled by the wave of inspiring new

ideas developed in response to the same. Innovation is more important now than ever

before. From neighbourly acts of kindness to adopting online modes, the last few weeks and

months have shone a light on the power of human creativity and collaboration. Alongside

directly supporting, we’ve been tapping into our networks and harnessing the expertise of

our staff to pull together a list of practical ways to make a positive impact during the

pandemic.

The Annual Report articulates and demonstrates the dynamic nature of our units,

our commitment to excellence and our relentless pursuit of achieving our best. The staffs of

our units are reflective and responsive to stakeholders’ needs and there is quality

commitment at our end. In our educational units we ensure that students graduate with a

sense of mastery, autonomy, and purpose, empowered with essential knowledge and skills

like critical thinking, creativity, collaboration and communication with a deep focus on our

core values.

Nari Shiksha Niketan P.G College, an associate college of the University of Lucknow

had an enrolment of total 1499 students in U.G and P.G courses for the session. A student

union as per the recommendations of Lyngdoh Committee was constituted. The faculty

members attended various international and national conferences, presenting the research

findings of their respective disciplines and publishing in reputed journals. Workshops and

lecture series on career opportunities were organized for the students throughout the year

and the annual function and prize distribution ceremony was also held. The college adapted

to online teaching after it was closed from 18th March 2020 which was followed by a

countrywide lockdown. Following the lockdown directives, the faculty conducted online

classes for students. The faculty also conducted and attended various webinars. The college

lost Dr.Sudhi Singh, Associate Professor, Department of Zoology and sweeper Sri Santosh

Kumar in 2019.

In Nari Shiksha Niketan Intermediate College 679 students were enrolled in classes

6th to 12th Std. The result for the Intermediate was 84.4% whereas for High School it was

83.5%. One of the students won a bronze medal in National School Weightlifting

Championship. Students won Junior National Athletic Meet organized by Reliance Youth

Club, Mumbai from 6th to 9th December 2019 and won cash prize of Rs. 3.5 Lacs for the

college. A 7KVA solar Plant was installed and staff toilets were repaired. Smt. Anita Agrawal

was selected as Principal by the Uttar Pradesh Secondary Education Service Selection Board,

Allahabad who took over the charge as Principal this year. Earlier, she was working as

officiating Principal.

Mona Chandravati Bal Shiksha Niketan, is a unit which aims to impart quality

education to the underprivileged sections of society in Hindi Medium. All national and

religious festivals were celebrated with great fervour and enthusiasm. Freeships and half-

freeships were awarded to deserving students. The Principal of BSN Smt. Sulekha Sarcar

retired on 31st March 2020.

Mona Convent School provides pre- primary education to children from play group

to class VIII in English Medium. 550 students were enrolled this year and although the final

exams started as per schedule, they were stalled when the Government declared lockdown

in the country due to Covid-19. Later as per Government Orders class promotion has been

given to students on the basis of their unit tests. During lockdown the school introduced

online regular classes for students. All festivals and days of importance were celebrated for

children which aims to make them learn values and introduce them to the rich culture of

our country. Annual function was jointly held with BSN and meritorious students were

awarded with prizes and certificate of excellence.

Nari Kala Mandir Training Centre runs Allied Craft courses funded by Directorate

Social Welfare U.P and provides vocation - based training to women at a nominal fee. 77

women were enrolled this year and the result of previous year was 100%.

A skill development training programme for sustainable livelihood, Project UNNATI is

an initiative of BAJAJ to empower women through Employment Linked Development

Programme. The Pilot Project was handled by our Skill Training Partner Sarah Jahan

Initiative Pvt. Ltd. and from July 2016 Unnati is being operated by Nari Sewa Samiti.

The entire team has achieved skill training of 1187 Girls in demand driven trades

like Office Automation, Fashion Designing, Beauty Culture & Basic Care at Home and

successfully procured placements for 450 and supported 250 candidates who are self -

employed setting up their own ventures to sustain themselves.

The Samiti runs 03 Family Counseling Centers. These Centers are located at Samiti

premises, Nari Bandi Niketan, Adarsh Karagar, Lucknow and CID office Lucknow, and are

funded by Central Social Welfare Board. The FCC located at the Samiti Premises in

Kaisarbagh area deals and solves the problems between disputed couples through

counseling. This year 105 cases were registered and 18 cases were compromised. The FCC in

Nari Bandi Niketan works for the welfare of victims through counseling, medical camps and

legal assistance. This year counseling was provided in 4640 cases which helped release of 50

convicts. The FCC located at CID office registered 123 cases, settled 90 cases and

compromised 37 cases. In all the FCCs’ Mohalla Goshtis and workshops were conducted by

the Counselors.

The Natya Kala Kendra is a premier auditorium having a seating capacity of 1500

people. It is made available to various organizations and private parties to hold cultural,

social and educational functions.

The Founder’s Week could not be celebrated this year due to imposition of Section

144 in Lucknow.

The Elections of Executive Committee were held on 02.11.2019 and Smt. Padmini

Krishna, Dr. Anil Kumar Agarwal & Sri Vijai Gopal were re-elected as President Gen.

Secretary & Treasurer respectively.

Policies regarding sexual harassment of women at work place, Disaster

Management, Financial Policy & Procedure and H.R. policy were framed for the Samiti. CCTV

cameras have been installed in Nari Kala Mandir and fire fighting and safety control system

was installed in the Samiti Premises. The damaged boundary wall of the Samiti was

reconstructed. NOC from fire Department has also been obtained for MCS.

Reminiscing on one of my favourite quotes- “What I spent, I had; what I saved, I lost;

what I gave, I have- I am indebted to the benevolent donors again.” This year, We received

Rs. 3 Lac from EASACT for B.S.N. We also received Rs. 1 Lac from Angira Hansraj Gupta

Charitable Trust, Rs. 51000/- from Dr. Om Prakash Mittal and Mithilesh Kumari Charitable

Trust, Rs. 50000/- from Sri Rajnish Chopra, Rs. 24,000/- from Smt. Indra R. Jerath, Rs.

15000/- from Sri Vishnu Sahay and Rs. 12000/- each from Sri Sanjib Kumar Barua & Smt.

Anjal Multani. I convey my gratitude to all of them for supporting us .

This year unfortunately we lost some very special people. Leaving us with their memories, Sri A.K. Puri former Vice President and Financial Advisor of the Samiti and Smt. Mohini Manglik former Executive Committee Member. left for their heavenly abodes.

Joseph Campbell rightly said- “we must let go of the life we have planned, so as to accept the one waiting for us”. As we embark on this new phase in our journey our aim will be to build a stronger organisation culture during this time of change that is inclusive, transparent and empowering. We believe that our values will form the foundation for us to work towards the ambitious goals we have in front of us, enjoy the process, learn from our mistakes, take pride in our achievements and innovate for the future. The present times of Covid-19 are tough but I am sure that like always I will have the unflinching support of the members of the Executive Committee. I am thankful to all of them in their support and guidance in the past years. I thank the Founder’s Representative and the President, Nari Sewa Samiti for their faith in my abilities and their support. My sincere thanks to the staff of all units as they are the backbone of the Samiti and their incredible work and spirit never fails to lift me up. May we all be proud of our work, the person we are and the difference we make!

General Secretary For and on behalf of the Executive

Committee Nari Sewa Samiti, U.P., Lucknow.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE S.No Name Designation

1 Smt. Padmini Krishna President 2 Smt. Piya Krishna Founder’s representative

3 Smt. Indra R. Jerath Vice-President 4 Smt. Vinita Mathur Vice – President 5 Smt. Arati R.Jerath Vice – President 6 Maj.Gen Vijay Krishna Vice – President

7 Dr. Anil Kumar Agarwal General Secretary 8 Sri Vijay Gopal Treasurer 9 Sri Prakash N. Bhargava Asst. Treasurer

10 Sri Manoj Nagrath Asst. Treasurer

11 Sri Vikram Krishna Member

12 Sri Vinay Krishna Member

13 Smt. Nandini Pattani Member

14 Smt. SumanPuri Member 15 Sri Mudit Agarwal Member

MEETINGS OF THE GENERAL BODY & EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE :- During the year Annual General Meeting was held on 02.11.2019 and the Meetings of the Executive Committee were held on 21-09-2019, 02.11.2019 and 20-02-2020. Minutes of the Sub-Committees/Managing Committees of various sections were also ratified at the aforesaid meetings. Advice and financial help wherever necessary were given to different units of the Samiti.

MANAGING COMMITTEES/SUB-COMMITTEES

{ A } NARI SHIKSHA NIKETAN POST GRADUATE COLLEGE 01. Smt. Padmini Krishna President 02. Dr. Anil Kumar Agarwal Manager/General Secretary 03. Smt. Raj Sinha Asstt. Manager 03. Sri Vijay Gopal Treasurer 04. Sri Prakash N. Bhargava Assistant Treasurer 05. Sri Manoj Nagrath Assistant Treasurer 06. Smt.Vinita Mathur Member 07. Smt. Radha Rastogi Member 08. Smt. Suman Puri Member 09. Sri Virendra Agarwal Member 10. Principal Ex-Officio Member 11-14 Teacher’s Representative Members 15. Class III Representative Member

{ B } NARI SHIKSHA NIKETAN INTER COLLEGE 01. Smt. Padmini Krishna President 02. Dr. Anil Kumar Agarwal Manager 03. Sri Mudit Agarwal Asstt. Manager 04. Sri Vijay Gopal Treasurer 05. Sri Prakash N. Bhargava Assistant Treasurer 06. Smt. Vinita Mathur Member 07. Smt. Radha Rastogi Member

08. Smt. Suman Puri Member 09. Sri Manoj Nagarth Member 10. Smt. Raj Sinha Member 11. Sri Virendra Agarwal. Member 12. Principal Ex- Officio Member 13-14 Teacher’s Representative Members

{ C } MONA CHANDRAVATI BAL SHIKSHA NIKETAN 01. Smt. Padmini Krishna President 02. Dr. Anil Kumar Agarwal General Secretary 03. Sri Vijay Gopal Treasurer 04. Sri Prakash N. Bhargava Assistant Treasurer 05. Smt. Suman Puri Member 06. Sri Mudit Agarwal Member 07. Principal Ex-Officio Member 08-09. Teacher’s Representative Members.

{ D } MONA CONVENT SCHOOL 01. Smt. Padmini Krishna President 02. Dr. Anil Kumar Agarwal General Secretary / Manager 03. Sri Vijay Gopal Treasurer 04. Sri Prakash N. Bhargava Assistant Treasurer 05. Smt. Suman Puri Member 06. Sri Mudit Agarwal Member 07. Principal Ex-Officio Member 08—09.Teacher’s Representative Members

{ E } NARI KALA MANDIR 01. Smt. Padmini Krishna President 02. Dr. Anil Kumar Agarwal General Secretary 03. Sri Vijay Gopal Treasurer 04. Sri Prakash N. Bhargava Assistant Treasurer 05. Sri Manoj Nagrath Assistant Treasurer 06. Smt. Suman Puri Member 07. Sri Vinay Krishna Member 08. Smt. Reeta Pahwa Member 09. Principal Training Centre Ex- Officio Member

{ F } NATYA KALA KENDRA 01. Smt. Padmini Krishna President 02. Dr. Anil Kumar Agarwal General Secretary 03. Sri Vijay Gopal Treasurer 04. Sri Prakash N. Bhargava Assistant Treasurer 05. Sri Manoj Nagrath Assistant Treasurer 06 Sri Vinay Krishna Member 07. Sri Virendra Agarwal Member

{ G } FINANCE COMMITTEE 01. Smt. Padmini Krishna President 02. Dr. Anil Kumar Agarwal General Secretary 03. Sri Vijay Gopal Treasurer/ Convener 04. Sri Prakash N. Bhargava Assistant Treasurer /Co-convener 05. Sri Manoj Nagrath Assistant Treasurer

06. Smt. Suman Puri Member 07. Sri Vinay Krishna Member { H } MEMBERSHIP SCREENING COMMITTEE Ms. Piya Krishna Ms. Arati R. Jerath Smt. Padmini Krishna

The Samiti is running the following units : [A] EDUCATIONAL 1. Nari Shiksha Niketan Post-Graduate College 2. Nari Shiksha Niketan Inter College 3. Mona Chandravati Bal Shiksha Niketan 4. Mona Convent School [B] WOMEN’S VOCATIONAL 1. Nari Kala Mandir Training Centre 2. Project- Unnati

[C] WOMEN’S WELFARE Counseling Centre

[D] CULTURAL Natya Kala Kendra Auditorium

The activities of various units of the Samiti during the year 2019-20 are as under :-

(A) Educational

1. NARI SHIKSHA NIKETAN POST GRADUATE COLLEGE

Nari Shiksha Niketan PG College is affiliated to the University of Lucknow and is NAAC accredited. There are three faculties offering courses structured as per the University guidelines. Under regular courses 14 subjects are offered by the faculty of Arts including Physical Education and 4 subjects are taught in the faculty of Science. The Faculty of Commerce, M.A. (Hindi), and Psychology in B.A. are under the self -financing programme. The academic session for 2019-2020 started on the 9th July for both the regular and self -financing courses as the college re-opened after the summer break. Admissions & Examination Results

In accordance to the norms prescribed by the University, the admission criterion was specified and the process of admission to the first -semester courses of B.A., B.Sc., B. Com. and M.A was initiated in the month of June. The college follows the semester system of examination for the under-graduate and post-graduate classes as per the University norms. A total number of 1499 of students were enrolled in all the courses of the college.

The examination results for the year 2019 were as follows:

Class Pass Percentage

B.A.III 82%

B.Sc. III 88%

B.Com. III 78%

M.A.II(IV semester)

79%

Appointments:- The academic year started on a sad note for us as we lost our colleague Dr.Sudhi Singh Associate Professor, Department of Zoology and our sweeper Sri Santosh Kumar.In this academic year there were no new regular appointments. Dr. Kamna Jain, Associate Professor, Department of Education and Dr. Padmini Natu, Associate Professor, Department of Sanskrit retired on 30th June 2019. Sri Hasan Mohammad, peon also retired on 30th November 2019. The college is indebted to them for their valuable services.

The teaching faculty consists of 25 regular teachers. Several teachers were appointed on a part- time basis to assist in the teaching of their respective subjects. The new appointments as part- timers in various departments for the session are as follows- Ms.Shipra Shukla, Commerce Department, Ms. Nisha Sharma, Education Department, Dr.Rikkam Devi, Chemistry Department and Ms. Roshan Jahan, Political Science Department.

Academic Achievements Of The Faculty:- Nearly all the faculty members attended Seminars, Conferences, Symposia and

Workshops and presented papers in their respective disciplines at National and International Conferences in India and abroad.

A number of faculty members published various research papers in national and international journals. Dr. Divya Pande of English department published a book entitled ‘Alice Walker- The Colour Purple’ and Dr. Sabahat Shamim of Commerce department published a book entitled ‘Introduction to International Business’.

Dr. Vibha Agnihotri and Dr.Indu Kumari attended and presented their research papers in an international conference in Dhaka Bangladesh in the month of June 2019.

Dr. Sunita Kumar and Dr. Aisha Fatmi were members of selection committee in Shia College and Eram College respectively and Dr. Sunita Singh was the VC nominee in a selection committee in Rameshwaram University. Dr.Vibha Agnihotri and Dr. Vandana Sant are on the board of studies in University of Lucknow and Dr.Mamta Dogra is a member of the board of studies in National PG College.

Committees Of The College:- To ensure the smooth functioning and systematic development of the administrative and co-curricular activities of the college the committees consisting of the teaching faculty were reviewed and reframed. To ensure discipline in the College campus, a Proctorial board has been constituted and as per the UGC guidelines an Internal Quality Assurance Cell continues to function. Student- Union:-

A student union was constituted in the college as per the instructions of the State Government based on the recommendations of the Lyngdoh Committee.

National Service Scheme (NSS) :- The college has two units of NSS and 200 students are enrolled in it with two

programme officers, Dr.Indu Kannaujia and Dr. Divya Pal. The volunteers participated in various programmes like Mega Swachhta Pakhwada, Padhe Lucknow Badhe Lucknow, Cyclothan Fit India Movement and Pulse Polio campaign where they conducted rallies, yoga camps, cleanliness drive, Poster and Essay Writing Competitions. National Cadet Corps (NCC):-

The 19th U.P. Battalion of N.C.C. is located in the college and Captain Dr. Razia Parveen leads the unit. The cadets celebrated Kargil Vijay Diwas, Raksha Bandhan for the soldiers of Indian Army in collaboration with Dainik Jagran. They also participated in Mega Swachhta Abhiyan entitled “What can I do to clean my City” and attended various training camps.

Sports:- The college teams for volleyball and kabbadi participated in inter-collegiate sports meet organised by D.A.V. Degree College.

Annual Function:- The annual function and prize distribution for the students was held on 7th February

2020. The Chief Guest Sri Brijesh Pathak, Cabinet Minister of Legislative, Justice, Rural Engineering service in the Uttar Pradesh Government and special Guest Prof. Alok Kumar Srivastava, Regional Higher Education Officer, Lucknow graced the occasion and gave away prizes to meritorious students. Examinations, Covid- 2019 And Online Classes:- The annual examinations began on 16th of March in accordance to the University of Lucknow but by the orders of Uttar -Pradesh Government the college was shut from 18th March 2019 which was followed by a countrywide lockdown. Following the lockdown directives, the faculty conducted online classes for students via whatsup, zoom and google classrooms and completed the syllabus of all the years and revision of semester two and four along with conducting and attending various webinars. Students also made posters creating awareness about covid. Development Work In The College:-

The College has a UGC Network Resources Centre, a career counselling cell and a Remedial Coaching Cell; all these cells are functioning smoothly for the students of the college. Apart from providing career counselling these cells provide technology-oriented environment and enable audio visual means of education. The College has a website which was created in July’2011 and it is updated every quarter.

2. NARI SHIKSHA NIKETAN INTER COLLEGE:-

This year the academic session commenced on 1st April with 679 students and 36 teachers including the Principal, a clerk and four class IV employees.

Examination results for the academic session 2018-19 were as follows:- Class No. of Students appeared No. of students passed Percentage HIGH SCHOOL 121 95 83.47

INTERMEDIATE 188 153 84.04

Meeting Of The Managing Committee:- A meeting of the Managing Committee was held on 24.08.2019.

Parent Teacher Association (P.T.A):- The General Body Meeting of the P.T.A was held on 31 August 2019 andan Urdu

teacher, a tabla accompanist and a class fourth employee have been appointed by P.T.A Founder’s Week:-

The Founder’s Week could not be celebrated this year due to imposition of section 144 in the vicinity of the College. Annual Function:-

The Annual function and prize distribution ceremony was celebrated on 25th January 2020 at Natya Kala Kendra. The Honourable minister Sri Brijesh Pathak, Chief Guest and Smt. Namrata Pathak, the Distinguished Guest graced the occasion with their presence. Various cultural programs were presented by the students during this function.

Electricity supply is a major problem in the College due to constant increase in electricity rates and economic constraint. To solve this problem, a grid connected 7KW rooftop solar power plant was set up by UPNEDA due to special efforts of Sri Brijesh Pathak,

Hon’ble Minister in U.P. Government. The Chief Guest also distributed prizes to the meritorious students.

Name Of Students Securing The Highest Marks In Home Examination 2018-19

S.No. Name of Students Km

Class Marks

1 Km.Prarthana Sonkar VIA 1258/1600

2 Km.Yashika Yadav VIIA 1253/1600

3 Km.Lovely VIIIA 1227/1600

4 Km.Khushi Sharma IXD 994/1200

5 Km.Karishma XI(Art) 780/1000

6 Km.Baljeet Kaur XI(Science) 894/1000

7 Km.Sakshi Pandey XI(Comm.) 648/1000

8 Km.Komal Kashyap XI(Trade) 1054/2000

Appointments

(1) Smt. Anita Agrawal was selected as Principal by the Uttar Pradesh Secondary Education Service Selection Board, Allahabad who took over the charge as Principal this year. Earlier, she was working as Officiating Principal.

(2) Smt. Pratima Gaud, Lecturer (Geography) and Smt. Rashmi Singh, Assistant Teacher (Music) joined the College on 08.07.2019 and on 12.07.2019 respectively after being transferred from other districts.

Other Activities:- (a) The staff room toilet of the College was got renovated under the cleanliness drive,

initiated by the Directorate General of Vigilance, Central Board of Indirect Taxes and

Customs, Lucknow Zonal Unit, Lucknow (Under Central Government), due to sincere

efforts of Smt. Reena Tiwari, Lecturer.

(b) The Directorate General of Vigilance also donated five dustbins to the College and on the occasion of the Vigilance Awareness Week, they also organized Quiz competition, Essay Writing and Debate in the College for the students and distributed prizes to the winners.

(c) The Lions Club Lucknow, Ek Parivar donated a ‘sanitary napkin vending machine’ to the College.

(d) The ‘Bindaas Jio Social Foundation’ educated the students of the College on the topic ‘Health and Hygiene’.

Extra Curricular Activities:-

a) Continuing with success journey in arena of sports, students have participated and won for the College a cash prize of Rs. 3,75,000/- in the girls national level sub junior and senior category athlete event organized by the Reliance Youth Club.

b) Km. Priyanka Mourya of class XII-A won bronze medal in National School Weightlifting Championship.

c) Students of the College participated in various awareness programmes of the Government such as ‘Voter Awareness’, Plastic free India’, Anemia free India, ‘Anti Worm Medication Day’ ‘पपप पपपप पपप पपपप’, ‘Mission Topper’, ‘Cleanliness Week’.

d) On the occasion of Independence Day, Republic Day and Gandhi Jayanti, a group of College students performed patriotic songs and national anthem at District Magistrate office, Kaiserbagh, Lucknow

e) Bharat Vikas Parishad awarded first prize to class XII-E students namely Km.Baljeet Kaur and Km.Khushi in a General knowledge Quiz competition.

f) Km.Baljeet Kaur secured second position in a speech competition held at Zonal level, organized by the Education Department.

g) Mid Day meal was distributed on a daily basis among the students of class VI to VIII.

h) School uniform and books were provided free of cost to the students of class VI to VIII.

i) On the occasion of Basant Panchami and Saraswati Puja, Puja & Hawan were performed and Prasad was distributed.

j) Km. Ritu Singh, student of class X-D bagged 1st prize at District level & 3rd prize at Zonal level in a painting competition organized by the Education Department on the topic Swachchha Bharat on the occasion of sesquicentennial celebrations of Mahatma Gandhi.

k) College students participated in a Rangoli competition organized on the topic ‘No Smoking’ and won prizes.

l) On the occasion of Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel Jayanti i.e. ‘National Unity Day’, various programmers such as Painting, Speech and debate(topic ‘Run for Unity’) were organized.

m) On the occasion of Maharishi Balmiki Jayanti on 19.09.2019, Km. Soni Rathore, student of class XI-G got third prize in Sanskrit solo Song Competition held at M.D. Shukla Inter College, Lucknow.

n) A farewell function was organized by the students of class 11thfor the students of class 12th.

o) A tree plantation drive was conducted by the teachers of the College. The teachers

raised the funds for this purpose.

p) Children’s’ Day was also celebrated in the college.

3- MONA CHANDRAVATI BAL SHIKSHA NIKETAN:-

“The aim of Education is the knowledge not of facts but values’’ -William Inge

Mona Chandravati Bal Shiksha Niketan has been high on spirit of determination to enhance and uplift the educational & moral values of children belonging to the weaker section of society and make the dream true of the Founder. ACADEMIC:- Session 2019-20 - Commenced on 1st April Students enrolled - 351 Teacher’s faculty including - 11

2. Assessments, Half yearly & Annual Examinations held on scheduled dates Examination Result - 99.9/%

Co Curriculum Activities:- Throughout the year students were loaded with different religious, National and regular activities which give healthy nourishment to the little brains 05.04.2019- Academic film festival in C.M.S. Auditorium from class I-V

18.04.2019- Vishwa Dharohar Diwas-A visit to the old spectacular historical building Chhatar Manzil. 25&26.04.2019- Personality development camp for class I to V by geeta parivar

Attractions were story telling, yoga & interesting questions/ answers from the students who were also given prizes for good performance.

20.05.2019- Mother’s Day & P.T.A. meeting Mother & Teachers were elected office bearers.

15.07.2019- A project on topic of Guilt & shame proneness scale was very successfully done w.e.f 15 July to 7 September 2019. Students were instilled with the difference in the meaning of several same words.

26-07-2019- Students as office bearers of Bal Sabha were elected for the session 2019-20

27-08-2019- A team of Nagar Nigam inspired students not to use polythene and use of blue & green garbage boxes.

28.08.2019- Bharat Vikas Parishad Lucknow branch honored two all rounder teachers Mrs. Sudha Tondan and Mrs. Deepmala Verma and two students

29-08-2019- An Excursion tour to Amrapali picnic spot. students from class 1to 5 enjoyed greatly.

02.10.2019- 30 Students participated in Drawing Competition on Gandhi Jayanti. 2 of them got II & IIIrd prizes.

25.10.2019- Cub & Bulbul consecration ceremony held in a solemn atmosphere. Students performed pyramids and other activities. On Children’s day all students enjoyed the day with Art Craft, debate, dance and attractive colorful swing. Biscuits were distributed sponsored by Sri Murlidhar Ahuja, Managing Director, M.M. Group and milk sponsored by the G.M. Parag.

29-11-2019- Annual sports day was an exciting treat to eye. students performed enthusiastically with high sperit Chief guest Sri Murlidhar Ahuja, Managing Director, M.M. Group gave away medals and other prizes to the winners.

31.01.2020- Students participated in Quiz and enjoyed the exhibition organized by Sanatkada & Mahindra.

14.02.2020- The most commendable, colourful and compatible programme was the Annual Function. Handcraft exhibition out of waste made by our students was appreciated by all. Chief guest Sri Sanjay Seth Member of Parliament U.P. gave away the academic and special prizes. He announced the amount of Rs. 5 Lac for solar panel in the school.

24.02.2020- Our students were given medicine of filaria by the red cross as per order by our chief minister.

Annual Examination started in March but could not be completed due to corona virus this year the school received only 3 admission under RTE.

This session 49 Full Freeships and 74 Part freeships were given to our needy and meritorious students by various prestigious donors. The

noble organization Easact donated Rs. 3 Lacs towards sponsorship of education for 2020-21 session.

Full Freeships Dr. Om Prakash Mital & Smt. Mithilesh Kumari Trust 10 students. (51000/-) Part Freeships 14 students Smt. Bimla Rani Wadhera Memorial Scholarships by 02 students Sri Arun Wadhera (8400/-) Sri Rajneesh Chopra 50000/- 16 students Smt. Indra R. Jerath (24000/-) 07 students Smt. Anjali Multani ( 12000/-) 04 students Sri Sanjeev Kumar Baruah (12000/-) 04 students Difference Sources (57760/-) 06 students Full/ Part Freeships 39 students

Part Freeships

1. Sri Arjun Jerath Baruah memorial scholarships by Dr. Maya R. Jerath 2 students 2. Sri R. K. Jerath Memorial Scholarship By Dr. Maya R. Jerath 1 student 3. Sri R. K. Jerath Memorial Scholarship By. Late Smt. Ritoo M. Jerath 1 student 4. Sri R. K. Jerath Memorial Scholarship By Smt. Arati R. Jerath 1 student 5. Smt. Sushila Devi Agarwal Memorial Scholarships By Dr. Anil Kumar Agarwal 2 students 6. Sri M.C. Gupta Memorial Scholarships By Smt. Satya Gupta 3 students 7. Sri Vinayak Pattani Memorial Scholarships By Smt. Shakuntala Mahesh Chandra 5 students 8. Smt. Santosh Kumari Memorial Scholarship by 1 student Smt. Alka Rastogi 9. Sri Manoranjan Manglik Memorial Scholarship by 1 student Sri Mukul Manglik 10. Sri Kamal. M. Morarka Scholarship 1 student 11. Sri Divya Jyoti Memorial Scholarship By Smt. Janak Kumari Saluja 2 students 12. Sri Dewan Manmohan Lal Ganeshi Lal Langar Scholarship by Smt. Rama Langar 1 student

We are very grateful to our prestigious donors to promote our children to the height they really need.

4- MONA CONVENT SCHOOL We strive for excellence in everything we do as we provide a learning as

environment that allows every student to thrive as an individual.

Academic Session:- The session started from 1st April 2019 as usual. The strength of student in the school

was 550 and we had a total of 17 teachers. Regular assessments and half yearly examination were conducted as per schedule. Final exams commenced as per Scheme, but the Government declared lockdown in the Country due to Covid 19 pandemic as a result of which the examinations could not be

completed. Later as per Government Orders class promotion has been granted to students on the basis of their performance in the unit tests. During lockdown the school introduced online classes for students.

Extra-Curricular Activities:- The Curriculum makes use of a range of individual and group activities which create a

lively as well as positive learning environment. Some of the extra-curricular activities undertaken by the school are mentioned below in brief. On 18th April drawing competition as well as heritage walk was organized by archaeology department at Chhatar Manzil. Some student won prizes in the drawing competition. On 22nd April a drawing competition was organized by lucknow metro at Hazratganj Metro Station for the students in the age group of 6 to 12 years.

Seminar was conducted by Dr Aisha Praveen on 16th July through which she briefed the students about good and bad touch.

About 50 students participated in the drawing competition on the theme of conservation of water organised at Kothi Gulastan-Eram on 22ndJuly. On 10thAugust a School picnic was organized to Amarpali Water Park for students of classes 1 to 8th. On 29thAugust Rashtriya Krimimukti Diwas was conducted by Red Cross Society, where all the student was administered oral dose for the worms. Programme was organised to commemorate the 150th birth anniversary of Father of Nation Mahatma Gandhi where in the students were enriched with values like honestly, cooperation, leadership and duty towards the country. On 11th October a story telling workshop was conducted by Tulika Banerjee on behalf of Danik Jagran for students of the age group of 4 to 6 years. On 25thOctober consecration ceremony of cub and bulbul and scout and guide was held from class 3rd to 5th and 6th to 8th standard respectively. On 16th November students from class 6th to 8th participated in National Children Science Congress held at T.D. Girls Inter College. Where they secured 3rd place for Model on Waste Management in which manure was prepared by using dry leaves and used tea leaves.

Sports Activities:- Sports enrich both body and mind of our student, teaching them new physical skills as well as important life skills. It teaches them how to be magnanimous in victory and gracious in defeat, the importance of practice and how to be a successful member of the team. On 20th June on the occasion of World Yoga Day teachers along with students

participated in a yoga camp held at Raja Pal Singh Park, Kaiserbagh. Annual Sport Day was celebrated with full enthusiasm in school premises on 29th November. Sri Murli Dhar Ahuja Managing Director of M.M. Group was the chief guest for the occasion.Tiny tots showcased their talents in form of different drills and races. They participated in race- competitions of class III to V alongwith the student with M.C.B.S.N. Our class 3 boys and girls won gold medal in relay race, whereas class 4 obtained silver medal in girl’s tunnel race. Class 4 boys won silver medal in trolley race. Class 5 won gold medal in planet race and boys won silver medal in hurdle race.

Annual Function:- Annual Function was held on 14th February at Natya Kala Kendra. Sri Sanjay Seth

M.P., Rajya Sabha graced the occasion as the Chief Guest and also promised to donate 5 lac for installing of solar panel in the school from his Sansad Nidhi.

(B-) WOMEN’S VOCATIONAL:-

Founder Member of Nari Sewa Samiti, Smt. Mona Chandravati, Padamshree awardee, very strongly believed that woman is the axis around whom family revolves. A multifaceted development of her personality is possible not only by imparting good education but also by empowering her with various other vocation skills. Under Nari Sewa Samiti Vocational Training activities are two units viz. Nari Kala Mandir Training Centre.Training Centre runs Certificate courses in Tailoring and Allied Crafts. Since Samiti’s prime aim is to empower women of weaker section of the society, the fee charged for these courses is very nominal and concessions are also given to under-privileged girls/women.

1. NARI KALA MANDIR TRAINING CENTRE: One year and Two year duration Tailoring and Allied Craft courses funded by Directorate

Social Welfare, U.P. have been running here for the last several years. Certificates and diplomas are given after completion of the course. There are presently one teacher and principal who teach the following subjects to the students. 1 Tailoring Cutting ] ] Compulsory Subjects 2 Hand Embroidery ]

Under following optional subjects, the candidate has a choice to select 2 subjects- a Machine Embroidery b. Leather Work c. Soft Toys d. Salma Badla e. Hand Knitting

During the year, the enrolment of students is as follows:

Senior Section - 42 Junior Section - 13 Advance Section - 22

Last Year 41 girls appeared in the exam and all of them passed. The result was 100%.

2. Project Unnati:-

It is a Skill Development Training Program for Sustainable Livelihood. It is an initiative of BAJAJ to empower Women through an Employment Linked Development Program for sustainable livelihood. Nari Sewa Samiti is a pioneer in the field of Women’s Empowerment & constantly endeavour to surpass the goal it sets for making women financially independent.

The Pilot Project was handled by our Skill Training Partner Sarah Jahan Initiative Pvt. Ltd. from Oct.2015 to 10 April 2016. From July 2016 Unnati is being operated by Nari Sewa Samiti and due to the untiring efforts of the entire team has achieved skill training of 1187 Girls in demand driven trades like Office, Fashion Designing, Automation, Beauty Culture & Basic Care at Home and successfully procured placements for 450 and supported 250 candidates who are self - employed in setting up their own ventures to sustain themselves. (C ) WOMEN’S WELFARE 1. FAMILY COUNSELING CENTER (PRE-MARITAL) This centre is situated at the heart of LUCKNOW City in Kaiserbagh area in the Samiti

premises for dealing and solving the problems between couples disputed through counselling. Centre is funded by U.P. State Social Welfare Board, Lucknow. It provides legal and police help, and psychological support. The problems are related with domestic exploitation, marital adjustment, abuse due to alcoholism, dowry, domestic violence, widows’ issues etc. All registered cases are kept confidential and solved free of cost. The Family Counselling Centre has a three- dimensional approach aimed at strengthening family

life and to safeguard the interests of women i.e. preventive, curative and referral. The following figures for the year. -No. of cases registered - 105 -No. of closed cases - 182 Cases settled (compromised) - 18 No. of cases transferred to other FCC - 02 No. of persons contacted at the centre - 822 No. of cases of short term counselling - 87 No. of mohalla-goshti/meeting for publicity - 11 No. of follow up cases - 1099 No. of home visits done by the counsellors - 48 No. of cases given legal help - 43 No. of special occasions - 05 (Drug Eradication Day

Environment Day, Yoga Day, Vigilance Day and Woman’s Day No. of sub-committee meeting held - 02 No. of pending cases - 395 No. of inspections - 2

Besides these during the year 11 Mohalla Goshti were conducted by the counsellors in areas of Tilak Marg, Malihabad, Golaganj, Chik Mandi Aminabad, Kaisarbagh, Arjunganj, Aliganj, Prem nagar Thakurganj Subhashganj, Panchan kheda for awareness purpose. During the year two inspections were conducted by State Board with District Probation Officer jointly and they appreciated the work of the centre.

Regular visits to the beneficiaries’ houses are done by the counsellor to follow up the progress. During this period 18 disputed cases were compromised by the counsellors. 8 widows started getting Government pension through our effective counselling and efforts. 43 Legal matters, Legal advocacy and legal opinions were also provided by legal advisor. During this Year 822 visitors contacted Family Counselling Centre. This centre is also counselling teenagers on their different type of problems like education, family trauma, career related issues, exploitation and family adjustment problems. Even during Covoid-19 pandemic the counsellors are providing telephonic counselling to people on different issues.

2. FAMILY COUNSELING CENTRE NARI BANDI NIKETAN-ADARSH KARAGAR- The FCC Nari Bandi Mohanlal Ganj Lucknow Is Running Since 16 February 2000, for the

welfare of the victims. F.C.C. works for the betterment of the lives of the victims through counselling, medical camp, home visit, Legal assistance, awareness programmes and other cultural activities. Various types of applications are written by the counsellors on behalf of the victims.

The convicts confined to the four walls of the jail often go in to deep depression. To help them, our counsellors have long counselling sessions with them. They write letters to their relatives and the children living at shelter home and bring them to the jail to meet their mothers. During festivals the convicts and their children are provided with sweet, snacks and clothes. Cultural programmes are organized to bring some happiness in their otherwise lonely lives. Cultural programmes were organized by the centre on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, Children day, Christmas day and Republic day. Refreshments and chocolates were distributed to them and their children. The Samiti has arranged for a lawyer to give free legal assistance. Besides religious satang programmes are also done by counsellors. On the occasion of Independence Day 04 Women convicts were released before completion of their punishment, Special effort is done by counsellors in the direction of convict’s rehabilitation. At present there are 216 convicts and 05 children in the jail.

Following are the figures for the year which speak volumes about the popularity of the center-

Counselling and other help - 4640 Released convicts - 50

3. FAMILY COUNSELING CENTRE C.B.C.I.D.HQ.

The Family Counselling Centre at CID office, Lucknow deals, with family disputes, matters of domestic violence, dowry and other cases involving married couples. The centre has been making constant efforts in trying to settle the matters as earnestly as possible and in following up on their progress and status for a minimum six months period after the settlement is arrived at. The Centre is situated at Vikalp Khand-II, Gomti Nagar in the premises of C.B.C.I.D. headquarters.

The following are the statistical figures for the year concerning the matters dealt with by the Centre:

Pending from last year : 104 Registered Cases : 123 Cases Settled : 90 Compromise through Counselling alone : 37 Counselling & legal help : 35 Counselling & police help : 05 Counselling & other help : 02 Compromise not possible : 02 Drop out cases : 02 Pending Cases : 137

Besides these instances of dispute settlement and compromise, 10 workshops/ Goshthies were also organized between April 2019 to March 2020 across locations in the city, including Daulatganj, CBCID Hq., Maha Nagar, Shiv Naga, Khadra Vikalp Khand Gomti Nagar, Chinhat, Thakurganj, Bholakheda & Malesemau. In these Gosthies special program were conducted focusing on the occasion of World No Tobacco Day, World Environment Day, Fit India Movement Day, Awareness Week, Women’s Week and awareness on COVID-19 etc.

(D) CULTURAL NATYA KALA KENDRA

The Natya Kala Kendra is an auditorium situated on old Kanpur Road behind Balrampur Hospital near the Civil Court, Lucknow. It was built in 1964-65 to promote cultural activities in the city and is an integral part of “Nari Sewa Samiti” registered under the Societies Act.

As a means of realizing the Samiti’s multitude goals and targets of promoting and catalyzing education, health and vocational training for women and children, Natya Kala Kendra is made available to various organizations and private parties to hold cultural, social, educational and other functions- conferences, meetings, seminars, lectures, school / college functions and magic shows etc. The auditorium is strategically located in the heart of the city and easily accessible by public transport. It has a seating capacity for 1500 persons. It offers a large parking area for cars and two wheelers and boasts of good acoustics, light and sound system as well as decoration facilities for wedding and receptions.

LAND MARKS IN THE HISTORY OF NARISEWA SAMITI, U.P. LUCKNOW

03-09-1936- Nari Sewa Samiti was established on the initiative of Padmashri Smt. Mona Chandravati Gupta who founded the institution. It was started as an adult literacy campaign amongst women at the Zanana Park, Aminabad, Lucknow and was known as Ladies Zanana Park League, UP. It also held open air literacy classes for children in that area.

1938- The ladies Zanana Park League was renamed Women’s Social Service League. The foundation stone for its first building on Raja Nawab Ali Road was laid on 16.03.1983 by Lady Haig, wife of the then U.P. Governor. Finally in 1950 it was renamed Nari Sewa Samiti.

1943- Nari Kala Mandir Production Centre was started at Chhedi Lal Dharmashala, Aminabad, later shifted to Akbarpur House and then to Charbagh and finally from there it moved into its own Building constructed in 1959 by the Samiti on the Old Kanpur Road. Dr. B.N. Vyas, one of the founder Member donated Rs. 6000/- to start a Kinder Garden School. This institution has now blossomed into a full-fledged school known as Mona Chandravati Bal Shiksha Niketan.

July 1945- Women’s Academy was started for Intermediate classes. This has blossomed into an Intermediate and Post Graduate College education to over 3,500 students. This is now known as Nari Shiksha Niketan and has its own spacious building.

1952- Nari Kala Mandir Training Centre was started. It has two courses for training: Two Year’s Certificate Courses in Tailoring, Embroidery, Toy Making & Leather work etc. Special courses of three months for specialization in any one of the Certificate Courses mentioned above.

1961- The Samiti has been doing Rural up lift work from its very inception. In addition to the work, which was being done by the Samiti in its original capacity, it started running Balbadis and Mahila Mandal Centres funded by the U.P. State Social Welfare Advisory Board.

1962 - Natya Kala Kendra, which is the biggest Auditorium in Northern India with seating capacity above 1500, was started on a plot of land donated by Late Sri H.S. Gupta, Bar-at-Law, Co-founder of Nari Sewa Samiti. Padmashri Smt. Mona Chandravati Gupta, his wife also donated Rs.20,000/-.At the same time a grant of Rs. 44,200/- was received from the U.P. Government . A further sum of Rs. 42,844/- was collected from donation and with all these fundes, the Auditorium was built. Since then some more generous funds have flowed in from the Central and State Governments and the Auditorium now has 762 seats, efficient acoustics, stage lights and other gadgets necessary for a modern stage. Efforts are being made to provide more seats and air-cooling.

1970 - A generous donor, Sri Raja Ram Yadav S/o Sri Mahabir, resident of Longa kheda,Telibagh, Kharika, Tehsil & District Lucknow donated valuable land measuring 5310 sq.ft. at village Kharika to the Samiti. Boundary wall with Iron Gate installed and a room with skirting verandah have been constructed .A hand-pump too has been installed for the children of the Balbadi.

1985 - Mona Chandravati Gupta Award of Rs. 1000/- for best student in High School was instituted by founder’s daughter, Smt. Indra R. Jerath. She offered to bear the cost in full.

1987 - Golden Jubilee of Nari Sewa Samiti was celebrated in November with grandeur befitting the occasion.

1989 - Mona Chandravati Gupta Award of Rs. 1000/- each for the best students of B.Sc. & B.A. of Nari Shiksha Niketan were started. Col. Jai Krishna, son of late Smt. Mona Chandravati Gupta offered to bear the cost of these in full. The

Samiti expresses gratitude to the donor. Founder’s Day was celebrated on a grand scale on October 22, in memory of Late Padmashri Smt. Mona Chandravati Gupta. It was decided to celebrate it every year to commemorate the occasion.

1991-1992 - Efforts were made to get the grant from NORAD through the Ministry of Human Resources Development, Department of the Women & Child Welfare,

Govt. Of India for starting the Women Training Project in four courses- Silk and Screen Printing, Toys and Educational Equipment making, Domestic Aid and Community Health Workers simultaneously. The sanction was received in February 1992 for the entire Project.

1992-1993 - Sri Sunil Kumar Agarwal Smriti Awards to the students of High School and Intermediate obtaining highest marks with Mathematics and to the best teacher of the Mona Chandravati Bal Shiksha Niketan were started by Dr. Anil Kumar Agarwal.

1993-1994 – Computer, Para-Medical and Canteen Management Courses were started.

1994-1995 – Bronze Bust of Founder Padmashri Smt. Mona Chandravati Gupta was installed in the premises of the Samiti and Sri Dharma Vira, I.C.S. performed the unveiling ceremony on 25.10.1994. The entire cost was born by the Founder’s Family. Founder’s Awards of Rs. 5000/- each to the outstanding teacher of three educational institutions were also started. Sri Mahesh Chandra donated Rs. 1.5 Lakhs for the purpose.

1995-1996 - A Project was sanctioned on “Reproductive Health Services for Chikan workers and resident of 50 villages of Malihabad Block” by State Innovation in Family Planning Services Project Agency (SIFPSA).

A non- recurring grant of Rs. 1,00,000/- was also released by the Ministry of Cultural Affairs, U.P. Government for Natya Kala Kendra.

1996-1997 - On the occasion of Birth Centenary of Founder Padmashri Smt. Mona Chandravati Gupta, a cash prize of Rs. One Lakh was awarded to the best organization of U.P., working for women & children. Dr. (Smt.) Najma Heptullah, Dy. Chairperson, Rajya Sabha presented the award to Walter Wheeler Sewa Samiti, Podhar, Almora. The amount was contributed by the Founder’s Family. The foundation stone of ‘Swarn Jayanti Bhawan’ was also laid by Dr.(Smt.) Najma Heptullah. This was constructed with funds from the well wishers to commemorate the Golden Jubilee of Inter College.

1997-1998 - The construction work of First Floor of ‘Swarn Jayanti Bhawan’ in Inter College was completed.A new English Medium School ‘Mona Convent School’ was started to meet the long-standing demand of guardians of nearby areas. Bal Shiksha Niketan was granted recognition by the Department of Basic Education, U.P. Govt. Computer was installed in the office of the Samiti for maintenance of accounts. Km. Pooja Agarwal of Inter College obtained 13th position in the Merit List of Intermediate Examination of U.P. Board.

1998-1999 - Km. Sarswati Yadav of Inter College obtained 10th position in the Merit List of Intermediate Examination of U.P. Board. The Samiti also started managing a Family Counselling Centre at Mahila Sahayata Prakosth, U.P. CID HQ.

1999-2000 - Central Social Welfare Board sanctioned another counselling Centre for Nari Bandi Niketan, Model Jail. Anthropology was introduced as one of the options for B.Sc. students in Degree College. In Inter College after obtaining necessary recognition, Commerce was introduced as a subject in High School and as a group in Inter Classes. The Samiti started organizing Legal Literacy Camps in the Slum areas and Medical Benevolent fund was established with the object to the help of needy students.

2000-2001 - A Pre-Marital Counselling Centre, sanctioned by Central Social Welfare Board was inaugurated by Smt. Mridula Sinha, Chairperson of the Board on November 3, 2000.In Degree College fee collection through Bank was started. The Permanent Recognition for M.A. (Hindi) was received and B.Com. Classes under Self-finance Scheme was started. The Samiti was also granted exemption U/S 80G of Income Tax Act.

2001-2002 - A new project namely Tailoring –cum Production Centre was started at Nari Bandi Niketan in Model Jail with a donation of Rs. 4,25,000/- received from External Affairs Spouses Association(EASA),New Delhi. 2002-2003- Inter College was selected amongst 11 aided institutions of Lucknow under . the “Vidya Vahini Computer Project” of Government of India for Computer and Internet Education. 2003-2004 - Additional Computer facilities towards establishment of U.G.C. Network 3

Resource Centre were provided in P.G. College. 2004-2005 - Lucknow University granted permission to start B.Sc. classes also under Self

Finance Scheme in P.G. College. 2005-2006 -Psychology was introduced as a subject for B.A. classes in P.G. College.

2006-2007- Nari Sewa Medical Centre was inaugurated by Sri N.C. Bajpai, Chief Secretary U.P. Government on 19.08.2006.

2007-2008- In Bal Shiksha NIketan two new class rooms were constructed out of Sansad

Nidhi of Sri Bhagwati Singh, M.P. Sri Ashok Kumar Agarwal Memorial Running Trophy was introduced by Dr. Anil Kumar Agrawal in Nari Shiksha Niketan P.G. College to be awarded to the best team in the Inter Collegiate Debate Competition.

2008-2009- IOB established its ATM in the Samiti premises.

2009-2010- A Running Trophy was introduced by Ms. Arati R. Jerath, Founder’s Representative for outstanding performance by one of the Units of the Samiti during the year.

2010-2011- A Hall was constructed at a cost of Rs. 3 lacs, out of Sansad Nidhi of Sri Bhagwati Singh, M.P. Smt. Sushila Devi Agarwal Memorial Running Trophy was introduced in NSN PG College to be awarded to the best team in sports competitions.

2011-2012- The road on which P.G. College is situated was nominated as Padmashri Mona Chandravati Gupta Marg. The stone was laid down by Dr. Dinesh Sharma, Mayor of Lucknow on 20.07.2011.Physical Education was introduced as a subject for undergraduate classes in P.G. College.

2012-2013- Sudha Prakash Memorial Scholarship was introduced in P.G College Sri Pradeep Kumar Agarwal Memorial Running Trophy and another Trophy donated by Smt. Suniti N. Kumar were introduced for best and second best

individual performers during the Founder’s Week celebrations. SBI established its ATM in the Samiti Premises.

2013-2014- HDFC Ltd. donated Rs. 38,00,000/- for repair and up gradation of facilities in Inter College. EASA donated Rs. 4,00,000/- for purchase of computers and for

sports facilities in Bal Shiksha Niketan and Mona Convent School. 2014-2015- Angira Hansraj Gupta Charitable Trust donated Rs. 2 Lacs towards

contribution to Nari Kala Mandir. Smt. Indra R. Jerath Rs. 1 lac for Mona Chandravati Award.

2015-2016- Rs. 15 Lacs were by M/s Bajaj Auto for skill development projectUnnati. Rs. 3 Lacs have been recd from EASACT for Water Cooler and CCTVS .

2016-2017- Angira Hansraj Gupta Charitable Trust donated Rs. 1 Lac and Founder’s Family provided Rs. 2,79,126.35/-: Second instalment of Rs. 15 Lacs has been received from M/s Bajaj Auto for skill development project Unnati.

2017-2018- A new Website of the Samiti was created www.narisewasamiti.comRs. 5 Lacs were received from EASACT for sponsoring the fees of Bal Shiksha Niketan students, HDFC donated 12.5 Lacs for construction of toilets ,Bajaj Auto donated Rs. 15 Lac as the third instalment of project Unnati, Anjira Hanraj Charitable Trust donated Rs. 1 Lac for NKM.

2018 – 2019 -A new toilet block consisting of six toilets was constructed in NKM through HDFC fund. 12 CCTV cameras were installed in BSN and MCS. Bajaj Auto Ltd. approved Rs. 55 Lacs for a period of 3 years for Unnati project and for construction of Science lab in MCS. Angira Hansraj Gupta Charitable Trust donated Rs. 1 Lac for NKM. Inter College bagged cash awards worth Rs. 3.75 Lacs in the athletic events at State and National levels organised by Reliance Youth Club, Mumbai.

FOUNDERS, PATRONS, ADVISORS, HONY. MEMBERS, LIFE MEMBERS AND PRESIDENTS

FOUNDER : Padmashri Late Smt. Mona Chandravati Gupta w/o Late Sri H.S.Gupta, Bar-at-Law CO-FOUNDER : Late Sri H.S. Gupta, Bar-at-Law

FOUNDER MEMBERS: 1. Late. Her Highness Rani Lalit Kumari of Mandi. 2. Late. Smt. Jayanti Devi 3. Late. Raja Jwala Prasad 4. Late. Dr. B.N. Vyas PATRONS : 1. Late Kunwar Kanti Veer Gupta 2. Late B.K. Mulla 3. Late LataTandon 4. Late Hari Krishna 5. Padmashri, Late Rani Leela Ram Kumar Bhargava 6. Sri Vikram Krishna

HONY. MEMBERS : 1. Sri A.P. Varma, IAS (Retd.) 2. Sri J. N. Mathur, Sr. Advocate

LIFE MEMBERS:

1 Smt. Indra R. Jerath

2 Sri Ajay Pasricha

3 Sri Uma Shankar Halwasiya

4 Sri S. P. Srivastava

5 Smt. Latika Mishra

6 Km. Usha Sharma

7 Sri PyushTandon 8 Dr. Anil Kumar Agarwal 9 Smt. Deepashri Mohan 10 Smt. Arati R. Jerath

11 Dr. Maya R. Jerath

12 Smt. Nandini Pattani

13 Smt. Madhuri Hingorani

14 Smt. Reeta Pawha

15 Sri Prakash N. Bhargava

16 Smt. Janak Pant

17 Sri V. N. Mishra

18 Smt. Kalpana Bhargava

19 Smt. Radha Rastogi

20 Smt. Mamta Varma

21 Sri. Vijay Gopal

22 Smt. Shashi Jai Krishna

23 Dr. Smt. Reeta Kumar

24 Smt Babli Gujral

25 Smt. Piya Krishna

26 Sri Vinay Krishna

27 Smt. Padmini Krishna

28 Sri Mudit Agarwal

29 Smt. NaliniKhandelwal

30 Smt. Raj Sinha

31 Smt. SumanPuri

32 Sri Sanjay Pattani

33 Sri Ajoy Bose

34 Ms. AnjelieMultani

35 Maj. Gen Vijay Krishna

36 Smt. Anshika Agarwal

37 Miss. Nidhi Agarwal

38 Sri Manoj Nagrath

39 Sri Virendra Agarwal

40 Smt. Mani Agarwal 41 Smt. Rekha Agarwal

PRESIDENT :1933-38 Her Highness Rani LalitKumari of Mandi 1938-40 Rani Ramnagar of Dhamori 1940-41 Rani Trilya Kumari of Rehvan 1941-50 Padmashri Rani Leela Ram Kumar Bhargava 1950-73 Smt. Chandravati Mishra 1973-75 Sri Nirmal Chandra Chaturvedi 1975-85 Smt. B.K. Mulla 1985-89 Smt. LataTandon 1989-91 Sri Hari Krishna 1991-2016 Smt. Suniti N. Kumar 2016-2016 Smt. Piya Krishna 2016- Smt. Padmini Krishna At present there are 45 members of Nari Sewa Samiti which includes Patron, Hony. Members and Life Members.

42 Smt. Vinita Mathur