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SRI SATHYA SAI SEVA ORGANISATION
RAJASTHAN
DISTRICT- JAIPUR
ANNUAL REPORT2018-19
ANNUAL REPORT 2018-19
SRI SATHYA SAI SEVA ORGANISATION RAJASTHAN
DISTRICT - JAIPUR
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Contents
FOREWORD FROM THEDISTRICTPRESIDENT ..........................................................................4
SRISATHYASAISEVAORGANISATIONS–ANINTRODUCTION ..................................................5
WINGS OFTHEORGANISATIONS................................................................................................................................... 6
ADMINISTRATION OFTHEORGANISATION ................................................................................................................... 6
THE 9 POINT CODE OF CONDUCT AND10PRINCIPLES .......................................................................................................... 7
SRI SATHYA SAI SEVA DISTRICT, JAIPUR ................................................................................8
BRIEFHISTORY ................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
DIVINEVISIT ....................................................................................................................................................... 10
OVERVIEW .......................................................................................................................................................... 19
SAICENTRES ................................................................................................................................................................ 19
ACTIVITIES .......................................................................................................................................................... 21
OFFICEBEARERS ....................................................................................................................................................... 24
SPECIFIC SERVICE PROJECTSORINITIATIVES ....................................................................................................... 25
SPECIALACTIVITIES .......................................................................................................................... 29
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This report is dedicated at the Lotus Feet of our Lord and Master
Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba
Remember that with every step, you are nearing God.
-Bhagwan Sri Sathya Sai Baba
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Om Sri Sai Ram.
I have the pleasure to place this Annual Report for the year 2018-19 of Sri Sathya
Sai Seva District Jaipur, at the Divine Lotus Feet of our Beloved Master Bhagwan
Sri Sathya Sai Baba. This report sharing details of various activities under all the 3
wings i.e. Spiritual, Educational and Service.
I express my gratitude to our State President Sri Manoj Batra Ji and team who
regularly visit Jaipur Samiti to review samiti work and motivate members.
Also, My Special Gratitude to Late Sri S.R. Mishra Ji, who recently merged into
the lotus feet of Bhagwan Baba, he always motivated and inspired us towards Seva
and Sadhna.
Finally in all our humility I offer my humble gratitude at the Divine Lotus Feet for
giving us an opportunity to serve HIM and choosing us to be a small part in
HisDivine Mission. May HE continue to shower HIS Blessings by allowing us for
ever and ever to serve HIM.
Jai Sai Ram
At His Lotus Feet,
RANDHIR SINGH District President,
Sri Sathya Sai Seva District, Jaipur
Foreword from the District President
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The Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisations, founded by
Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba in the year 1965, is a service
organisation with a spiritual core and base to benefit all
mankind irrespective of religion, caste, creed or sect. The
Organisation serves as a platform for its members to undertake
service and other activities motivated by an urge for one's own
transformation with the aim of realising one's inherentdivinity.
Without any distinction of religion, nationality, race, socio-
economic status, either for those who work in the Organisation
or for those who are served by it, the Organisation transcends all
barriers leading humanity towards the ideal of 'Fatherhood of
God and Brotherhood of Man'.
The concept of fees or membership subscription is alien to
the Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisations, for there cannot be any
fee or subscription for one's journey towards his own self.
The organisation functions through its primary units called
as Samithis and BhajanMandalis of which individuals - from
different strata of society, different ethnic groups pursuing
different religions and faiths -are members bound by the dictum
of “Love all, Serve All” and pursue their own sadhana towards
self-transformation following the path of selfless service to
humanity.
At no point is an individual asked to follow a certain
religion or rituals. On the contrary each is inspired to follow his
own faith so as to ensure that a Hindi becomes a better Hindu, a
Muslim becomes a better Muslim, a Christian becomes a better
Christian and so on. In fact, this spiritual basis inspires everyone
to pursue his own religion better by putting into practice Love
and Selflessness. That is why the Organisation features in its
emblem the symbols of the major religions of theworld.
“The Organisations named after Me are not to be used for publicising My Name, or creating a new cult around My
worship….They must render seva (service) to the helpless, the sick, the distressed, the illiterate and the needy. Their seva (selfless
service) should not be exhibitionistic; it must seek no reward, not even gratitude or thanks from the
recipients. Seva is sadhana (spiritual exercise), not a pastime of the rich and well placed. You must have the firm belief that the aim of this Organisation is to remove the obstacles that keep man away from God, that
separate maanavathwa (Humanity) from Maadhavathwa (Divinity).. This Organisation must elevate the human into the Divine.”
Sri Sathya Sai Baba
Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisations – an introduction
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WINGS OF THE ORGANISATIONS
The Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisation
functions under three wings viz. (i) Spiritual, (ii)
Education, and (iii)Service.
Each activity in a wing is directed to facilitate
and help the member in his own spiritual
advancement. Although, the nature of activities
undertaken under different wings appear to be
distinct and dissimilar, but there is an inherent
interrelationship amongst all the three wings. The
three wings stand for Worship, Wisdom and Work.
Spirituality and Service are supplementary and
complementary to each other. Spirituality is the
motivational force behind service and service is the
fulfillment of spirituality. Therefore, spiritual
concepts learnt through education must be put into
practice in form of service to humanity. Thus, in
order to successfully realise the objective of
joining the Sai Organisation, one must participate
in activities of all the threewings.
ADMINISTRATION OF THE ORGANISATION
Headed by an All India President who is
supported by the National Vice Presidents and State
Presidents, the Organisation functions like a well-
oiled machine in the District under the stewardship of
the District President, focused on its purpose, clear in
its vision and dedicated in its efforts to live up the
Swami‟s message – “Love All, ServeAll”.
The Samithis and the BhajanMandalis
constitute a genuine spiritual movement where the
members are united by a common bond – Love for
God and Service to fellow humanbeings.
The members of the organisation work as one
cohesive unit, whether as sevadals providing
service at PrashanthiNilayam, at medical camps,
doing Narayan seva or the bal-vikas gurus who
work with young children to inspire in them a
desire to inculcate the five human values of Truth,
Righteousness, Love, Peace and Non-violence, or
the teachers who having undergone the training in
EHV help in guiding the young minds towards the
higher goals of life or the Sai Youth who work
tirelessly in the Sri Sathya Sai Village Integrated
Programme and Sri Sathya Sai VidyaJyoti
Programme – each of them are bound by one goal
– “Service to Man is Service toGod”.
Activities under different wings of the Organisation
SpiritualWing Educational Wing Service Wing
• Bhajan
•Nagarsankeertan
•Study Circle
•Sadhana Camps
•Study of Sai Literature
•Meditation, and
•Others
• Non-formal education of
children in the age group of 5-
14 years through values-based
educationaltraining,
•Bal-Vikas
•Educare
•Pareting Programmes
• GramSeva
• SlumsService,
• Medical Campsand
HealthCare
• Sanitationactivities
• Visit to orphanages, oldage
homesetc.
• Disasterrelief
• Poorfeeding
• Free CoachingClasses,
and
• Others
THE 9 POINT CODE OF CONDUCT AND 10PRINCIPLES
Every member of the Organisation is expected to undertake Sadhana (spiritual discipline) as an
integral part of his/her daily life by abiding by the following Nine Point Code of Conduct which has been
bestowedbyBabaforone‟sspiritualandpersonaldevelopment.Inaddition,thetenprinciplesthatforms the core
of guidance for all the members of the Organisation as ordained by Baba himself are also produced
hereunder. The nine point code of conduct and the ten principles are fundamental to the spiritual
development of the members of the SaiOrganisations.
9 Point Code of Conduct
❖ Daily meditation and prayer.
❖ Devotional singing/prayer with members of
one‟s familyonce a week.
❖ Participation in BalVikas programme by
children of the family conducted by the
Organisation.
❖ Attendance at least once a month at Bhajan or
Nagar Sankeertan programme conducted by the
Organisation.
❖ Participation in community service andother
programmes of the Organisation.
❖ Regular study of Sai literature.
❖ Speak softly and lovingly with everyone with
whom he comes intocontact.
❖ Not to indulge in talking ill of others especially
in theirabsence.
❖ Putting into practice the principle of “Ceilingon
Desires” and utilise any savings thereby
generated for the service of themankind.
10 Guiding Principes
Treat as sacred the land in which you were
born. Have patriotism to your nation - but do
not criticise other nations or put others down.
Not even in your thoughts or dreams should
you think of bringing grief to yourcountry.
Respect all religionsequally.
Recognise humanity as one family - treat
everyone as a family member - loveall
Keep your house and surroundings clean -
for this will promote hygiene andhealth.
Practice charity - but do not encourage
beggars by giving money. Provide food,
clothing, shelter and help them on other ways
(do not encouragelaziness)
Never give a bribe or take bribe - never give
in tocorruption.
Curb envy and jealously; expand your
vision and outlook, Treat all equally
regardless of caste orcreed.
Be self-reliant. You may be wealthy and
have servants to do your bidding, but service
to security must be done byyourself.
Have and cultivate 'Love for God and fear
ofsin'.
Never go against the laws of the land; follow
these diligently both in word and in spirit. Be
an exemplary citizen.
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Sri Sathya Sai Seva District, Jaipur
BRIEF HISTORY
The Sathya Sai Seva Samiti, Jaipur, is one of the oldest Samities of Rajasthan. ShriPrakashamJi
Initiated the organization work of samiti in 1970. But formally Jaipur Samiti was formed on February 11,
1972 by the ardent devotees of Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba. Under the able Presidentship of Shri D.C.
Patel and Vice-Presidentship of Shri K.C. Bakiwala, the Samiti within a year has made phenomenal
progress in many directions. ShriShyam Singh is its Secretary and he was a human dynamo in so far as
the activities of the Samiti are concerned. It was a pleasure to watch this personality in action, so
dedicated and untiring that it becomes in factious. ShriNarpat Singh, Joint Secretary and other members
of the Samiti had been on their toes to see that all the programmes were successfully conducted during
the divine visit. The active members at that time were- ShriAdiviappa, Shri D.P. Nair, ShriShyam Singh,
Shri J.N. Shamra, Shri H.M. Agarwal, Shri S.P. Joshi, Shri B.K. Mathur, ShriRaguveer Singh and Shri
B.L. Banerji. In the beginning bhajans were held at the house of ShriAdviappa. Later, the bhajan center
was shifted to Divine Hall in Bani Park and then Sri Sathya Sai College for Women, Jaipur. Most of the
above named devotees had attended the Rajmundry Conference. Amongst these, ShriAdviappa and Shri
J.N. Sharma worked as StatePresident.
The Samiti has organized a Seva Dal of both gentlemen and lady members. There was a MahilaVibhag,
Headed by Smt. Shyam Singh, which attends to BalVikas and Seva Dal activities, besides having Bhajans
were held in different localities on Thursdays. Nagar Sankirtan programme of bhajans and arati on the
lines of prabhatpheri were being carried out in the mornings once in a month. Celebrations were
alsocarriedoutwithgreatenthusiasmonGuruPoornima,Janmashtami,Dassera,Bhagavan‟sBirthday and
Mahashivaratri. The Samiti also got opportunity to organize various State Level Conferences. Also, So
far three All India Presidents have paid visit at Jaipur Samiti- ShriInduLal Shah, Shri V. Srinivas, and
Present AIP ShriNimishPandya.
When the activities of Sri Sathya Sai Seva Samiti Jaipur is reviewed for the past 40 years several
important names come to mind – Shri S.L. Laddha, Shri B.G. Pitre, Shri S.R. Mishra, ShriBhatiya, Shri
G.D. Gupta, Smt. KokilaSood, Dr. S.N. Srivastava, Shri R.C. Katara, Sri V.S. Murthy, ShriKulshreshta,
Smt. Pota, ShriShaitan Singh, Smt. Kamlesh Mathur, Smt. AshaAudichya, Smt. Pushplata Mishra, Smt.
Sushila Gupta etc.
Presently, the SamitiBhajans are being conducted on every Thursday at Raghu Vihar, Mansarovar,
Shipra path, Jaipur from evening 6:30 to 8:00 PM. The Samiti organizes various programs regularly like-
Sadhna Camp, Bhajan Training Programme, Medical Camp, Blood Donation Camp, Narayan Seva,
Vocational Training, Ved Path Training, Laksharchana Program, BalVikas Training, Gram Seva, Seven
House Hold Bhajans, ParthiYatra, Prashanti Seva, Nagar Sankirtan, Disaster Management Program,
Swachta Se DivyataTak, Study Circle etc.
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The Sathya Sai College for Women, Jaipur
Bhagwan Sri Sathya Sai Baba lays great emphasis on Education for life, not only for living, with this aim
in view, baba has started many, educational institutions all over India. Sri Sathya Sai Education integrates
theories of Naturalism, idealism, and pragmatism bridging the gap between spirituality and Science, spirit
and the mind, truth and knowledge, individual and society. In 1969, Bhagwan Baba himself summed up
the operational design of HIS EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. He said:
“It is indeed deplorable that the education of Spirit has been totally neglected, while attention is devoted
to the training of skills and for gleaning and garnering information. This college and other such colleges
which I am establishing in every state of India has one of its purposes- the demonstration to the people of
the urgency of this task as well as the way in which it can be fulfilled. My sankalpa is to provide the
youth with an education which, while cultivating their intelligence, will also purity their impulses and
emotions and equips them with physical and mental disciplines needed for drawing upon the springs of
calmness and Joy that lie in their own hearts. Their higher natures will have to be fostered and
encouraged to blossom by means of spiritual studies, prayers, sandhana and contacts withsages, saints
and spiritual heroes & heroines of their land. This will place them on the path of Self- confidence, Self-
Satisfaction, Self-sacrifice andSelf-knowledge.”
With this purpose and specific mission the foundation stone for SRI SATHYA SAI COLLEGE FOR
WOMEN, JAIPUR was formally laid at the lotus hands of Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba in March 26,
1973. This was the first positive step taken towards the realization of the cherished ambition of the late
ShriPoonamchandKamani to set up an ideal college in Jaipur. The Kamani family has donated a piece of
land covering an area of about 12 acres for setting up this institution. A trust was formed to construct and
run this institution. The college was intended to provide University education in arts, science and
commerce with a stress on spiritual education. Besides the usual courses, this college trains the students
through spiritual preachings and discourses and prepare them to face the materialistic world with courage
and equanimity.
Rajasthan as is well known lags far behind in women‟s education. A lot of effort has to be put into
the setting up of this girl‟s college. To convince parents into sending their daughter for higher education
was itself a herculean task. The completion of it was a milestone in the college‟s quest due to the untiring
efforts of the Founder- Principal Miss Anima Mukarjee and her dedicated staff. It was their hard work
which bore fruit and the college which had begun with meagre strength of 74 students and the single
faculty of ARTS has progressed from strength to strength. At present the enrolment is over 500 students
and the faculties of Arts, Commerce and Science have since been added.
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DIVINE VISIT
The soil of Rajasthan received unlimited grace by the visits of Bhagwan Baba, three times during
1973, 1975 and 1982. The visits to Jaipur were Joyous occasions full of his loving compassion and
inspiration.
Swami Visited Sri Sathya Sai College at Jaipur on 5th April 1975 and address the students of
the college.
“The young girls who study in this college today will become mothers tomorrow. It is therefore
necessary that they should equip themselves with all the culture, learning and wisdom that they need in
their future lives. In India, we studying here should train themselves in such a way that they can live up
to the ideals and aspirations of an Indianwoman.
We consider women as Grihalakshmi, Dharmapatni, and so on. A woman has to maintain her house.
She is not only the house wife, but on her depends the glory or otherwise of the whole country. That is
why we say this is our motherland. It is in this spirit that we refer to our country as Bharat Mata. We also
find that women are given the first position when they are associated with their counterparts as Seeta-
Rama, Lakshmi Narayana, Radha Krishna and Parvati-Parameshwara. It is only to establish this
Prominence given to women in our country and to train our young girls on these lines that we took up the
task of opening suchcolleges.
I expect the young girls studying in this college to cultivate such good qualities which will bring
name and fame to the native homes and also to those where they proceed after marriage. The bad habits
and vulgar behavior that we find in most of the young girls today should not find a place in the girls of
this College. The girls of a Sathya Sai College should maintain the ideals of the institutions and keep the
prestige of their homes, their society and their culture. It is only then that the purpose of establishing this
college can beserved.”
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Reference: Kamanicurrents, Volume VI, March 1973, Special Edition
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Reference: Kamanicurrents, Volume VI, March 1973, Special Edition
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Reference: Kamanicurrents, Volume VI, March 1973, Special Edition
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Reference: Kamanicurrents, Volume VI, March 1973, Special Edition
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Reference: Kamanicurrents, Volume VI, March 1973, Special Edition
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Reference: Kamanicurrents, Volume VI, March 1973, Special Edition
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Reference: Kamanicurrents, Volume VI, March 1973, Special Edition
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Reference: Kamanicurrents, Volume VI, March 1973, Special Edition
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Statistical Overview as on 31st
March 2019
Units Number of members
OVERVIEW
Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisations is functional in Jaipur with members from various cross sections
of society and different faiths. With around one Samiti, the Organisation serves as a platform for its
members to undertake spiritual practices through its various wings such as spiritual, education and
service for their ownbetterment.
The thrust is on self-transformation for it is only individual transformation that would ultimately lead
to global transformation.
The following tables give an overview of the Organisation in Jaipur District.
SAI CENTRE
SaishaNilyam,
M-43 & M-44, Raghu Vihar,
Shipra Path, Mansarovar,
Jaipur (Rajasthan)
Contact Persons:
1) Sri Randhir Singh (District President)
Mobile No.9414454820
E-Mail:[email protected]
2) Sri Dharmendra Mishra
Mobile No.9829031801
E-Mail:[email protected]
Schools 315 04
Number of Students Numbers AdoptedSchoolsunderSriSathyaSai
VidyaJyoti
2 60
--
----
--
--
Slums/ Villages Adopted
Adopted Under SSSVIP
Total
Number of Beneficiaries Numbers Adopted Slums/Villages
15
90
30
168 3 Total
No. of Sevadals
Gents
Ladies
No. ofYouth
BhajanMandalis
108 1 Samithis
Numbers
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Regular Activities at Samiti Centre
1) Narayan Seva, Every ThursdayMorning
7.00 to 8.00 AM at Samiti Centre,
Mansarovar, Jaipur (Tea &Rereshment)
2) Narayan Seva, Every ThursdayEvening
5.30 to 6.30 PM at Samiti Centre,
Mansarovar, Jaipur (BhojanPrasadi)
3) Suprabhatam& Nagar Sankirtan from
Morning 5.30 AM at Samiti Centre on
every Thursday
4) AkhandBhajans like ShivratriBhajans for
12 Hours and Global Bhajans for 24 Hours
at Samiti Centre, Mansarovar,Jaipur.
5) Seva & Spiritual activities on
AradhnaMahotsavam at Samiti Centre,
Masarovar, Jaipur.
6) SadhnaShivir for all the samiti members
once or twice in a year at Samiti Centre,
Mansarovar,Jaipur.
7) Vedam&Bhajans, every Thursday from
evening 6:30 to 8:00PM
8) Samiti Meeting, every second Thursday
from 8:00 to 8:30PM
9) Special Bhajans on every 3rd Sunday from
Evening 6:00 To 7:00 PM at Samiti
Center, Mansarovar,Jaipur.
10) Special Bhajans on Ganesh Chaturthi,
Krishna Janmastami, Guru Purnima, X-
Mas etc. from Evening 6:30 To 8:00 PM at
Samiti Centre, Mansarovar,Jaipur.
11) Eswaramma Day Celebrations for
BalVikas Students, their parents, and samiti
members at Samiti Center, Mansarovar,
Jaipur.
12) Regular Training and Practice Session of
Ved Path on Sundays at Samiti Centre,
Mansarovar,Jaipur.
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ACTIVITIES
The members of the Organisation are involved
in various activities on regular basis which
primarily includes Spiritual Study Circles,
Community Bhajan, Nagrsankirtan through the
spiritual wing; Bal-Vikas and Parenting
programmes through the Education Wing and
various service activities through the service wing.
Importance is given to regular service activities as
only through constant involvement in good work
can self-transformation be achieved. Service
activities which are regularly undertaken at
Samithis for the transformation of the members
and for the benefit of the society include visits to
leprosy, correctional and old age homes, medical
camps in villages, Narayan-seva, free coaching
classes, vocational training for employability
enhancement of the villagers, sanitation at public
functions, fairs, and public urinalcleaning.
The following table broadly categories the
different activities that are undertaken in all the 19
districts of the State.
Overview of activities undertaken across all the Districts
Educare Medicare Sociocare
• Study Circlesfor Adults • Community Bhajan
and Youth Centers
• NagarSankirtan
• Conference/Retreats
SadhanaCamps
• BalVikasClasses based •Parents‟Awareness
onhuman values programs onParenting
• Bal-Vikasand Guru • Parenting Workshops
training
• FreeCoaching and •Medical Centers • National Narayan Seva
TuitionCenters •Medical Camps in Programme
• ComputerTraining villages • Visit to LeprosyVillages,
• SpokenEnglish •Eye Camps Correctional Homes,
• AdultEducation • BloodGrouping Camps Orphanages,Hospital,
• Literacyprograms • Blood DonationCamps
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du
cati
on
al
Sp
irit
ual
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A summary account of regular activities that are undertaken on monthly/weekly basis across the
Districts is given in the following table.
An account of regular activities undertaken across theDistrict
S
pir
itu
al
Activities Total Number TotalNumber
ofParticipants
Devotional Singing
No. of. Community Bhajan
Centers No. of. Bhajans Held
Seven Household Bhajan
No. OfCluster
No. ofHouses
No. of Bhajans Held
Nagar Sankirtan
3
2
3
6
--
--
300
360
90
80
60
40
--
--
600
1800
Study Circles
Conference/Retreats Sadhana Camps
10
1
70
15
E
du
cati
on
al
Activities Total Number Total Number
Of Students
BalVikas Centers
Urban
Rural
School
2 15
2 94
2 235
Disabled/ Old Age
Homes
• NarayanSeva
• ServiceCamps
• Vocational Training
Centers
• Employability
enhancement
programmes for village
youth
• Sanitation atdifferent
government run hospitals,
fairs, and public places
including public urinals
• DisasterManagement
Awareness programmes
in Schools/Colleges and
other institutions
• Dental TreatmentCamps
• Veterinary Camps
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Visit to:
Leprosy Village
Correctional Homes
Orphanages
Hospital
Disabled / Old Age Homes
Camps:
Narayan Seva
Veterinary Camps
Medical Awareness Camps
Eye Camps
Blood Grouping Camps
Service Camps
Vocational Training Centers
Free Coaching Centers
Medical Centers
Sanitation (Public Urinals)
Dental Treatment Camps
National NarayanSeva
Blood DonationCamps
Total Number of Beneficiaries
01 100
60 17,720
10 250
02 30 +20=50
12 1296
2 112
Total Number Activity
--
334 6
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Total (i+ii+iii)
BalVikas Gurus
Serv
ice
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OFFICE BEARERS
S.No. Name of the Office Bearer Designation Tenure
District Presidents
01 Sri Randhir Singh Dist. President Year 2007 To Present
02 Sri MunishTyagi Dist. President Year 2000 To 2006
Dist. Conveners
01 Sri Dharmendra Mishra Convener Year 2013 To Present
02 Sri B.L. Bargujar Convener Year 2010 To 2012
03 Sri Deepak Sood Convener
Year 2000 To 2004
04 Sri Mohan Lal Mali Convener Year 2004 To 2009
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SPECIFIC SERVICE PROJECTS OR INITIATIVES
Rural Vocational TraningCentres
1. Inauguration of Vocational Training Centre (Stitching) forwomen
With the Divine Blessings of Bhagwan Baba, a vocational training center for women was inaugurated at
SS Public School, Jaduon Nagar, Durgapura, Jaipur. The training program is being offered in the stitching
field and it is for 10 candidates. The training program of three months duration is aimed at good
opportunities for all the candidates. After successful completion of this course, the Samiti would help the
trained candidate to set up a small business or a Job work in their home / at any tailor shop / factory,
enabling them to acquire economic independence.
Pictures: Inauguration of Stitching Classes for women under SSSRVTC
2. Special Program on Successfully Completion of SSSRVTC FirstBatch
With the Divine Grace of Bhagwan Baba, a special program on the occasion of successfully completion of
SSSRVTC first batch, was conducted by Jaipur Samiti on 2nd Sept.218 at Samiti Hall, Mansarovar, Jaipur.
Main points of the program are:
• Program started with lighting the lamp by State President Sri ManojBatra, Vice President Sri Dinesh
Mundra, Mahila Seva Coordinator Smt. Vinita Singh, Youth Coordinator Sri VinitKhanna, Education
&BalVikas Coordinators of Jaipur Samiti Smt. Anubha Sharma and Smt. DeepaSharma.
• State President Sri ManojBatra presented certificates and handed over stitching machines to all five
candidates who have done their course successfully. He also welcomed to the new batch of all ten
candidates.HesaidthathowwestartedlastyearRajasthan‟sfirstRVTCCentreatVillage-BarediKaPura,
Hindon, Karouli Dist. followed by Jaipur and now recently in Udaipur, this is all because of Swami‟s
Blessings. He added that this training curriculum is based on Baba‟s teachings- SarvaDharma
principles, ethics, values and yoga which would be beneficial for the candidate throughout thelife.
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• On this occasion, all the candidates shared their experiences among allpeople.
• Dist. President Sri Randhir Singh concluded the program by giving thanks to all the devotees and
participants. Program ended with mangalaarti, vibhuti distribution followed byprasadam.
Pic: Glimpses of Special Program on Successfully Completion of SSSRVTC First Batch
3. Third batch of stitching classes were started successfully under SSSRVTC Program from 1st Feb. 2019 at
SS Public School, Durgapura,Jaipur.
Pic: Third batch of stitching classes
4. SSSRVTC Program: All India Coordinator SSSRVTC Sri K.M.Rao paid visit at our Vocational Training
Centre (for Stitching Class), Raja Man Singh School, Durgapura, Jaipur on 2nd March2019.
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Pic: All India Co-ordinator (SSSRVTC) Sri K.M.Rao paid visit at Raja Mansingh School
Pic: All India Co-ordinator (SSSRVTC) Sri K.M.Rao paid visit alongwith State President Sri
ManojBatra and VSP Sri Dinesh Mundra at Chaksu Village
Sri Sathya Sai VidyaJyoti Program
With the Divine Blessings of Bhagwan Baba, the following schools are being conducted by Sri Sathya Sai
Seva Samiti, Jaipur under Sri Sathya Sai VidyaJyoti Program. BalVikas Gurus from Jaipur Samiti regularly
visit these schools conducting various activities based on human values specially Baba‟s Teachings,
participating in- Vadam&Bhajans, Science Park Visit, Swachta Se DivyataTak Program, Film Screening,
Eassay Writing and Drawing Competitions, Cultural Programs on Easwaramma Day, Celebrating Baba‟s
Birthday etc.
1) SS Public School, Near Durgapura RailwayStation
2) Raja Man Singh School, Near Durgapura RailwayStation
3) Govt. Primary School, Jheelon Ki Dhani, Tonk Dist. adopted by SSSSSJaipur
4) Govt.( Anganbadi) School, Jheelon Ki Dhani, Tonk Dist. adopted by SSSSSJaipur
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Pic: Various activities during Sri Sathya Sai VidhyaJyoti Program adopted by JaipurSamiti
Pic: Various activities during Sri Sathya Sai VidhyaJyoti Program adopted by JaipurSamiti
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Special Activities
1. Sadhna Camp (During the Month of Giving and Forgiving- A Silent Offering …a Seva-
SadhnaVandana…a PremAaradhna)
With the Divine Blessings of Bhagwan Baba, Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organization, Rajasthan organized aSadhna
Camp just after successfully completion of Mega Heart Camp at Samiti Hall, Mansarovar, Jaipur on 1st April
2018 from morning 9:00 am to 2:00 PM. The program was started with lighting followed by Omkaram (21),
Sai Gaiyatri (108), Ved Path, Silent Setting, and Divine Bhajans. There was a special session on reviewing the
Heart Camp, which was recently organized by SSSSO, Rajasthan at Sri Sathya Sai College for Women,
Jawahar Nagar,Jaipur.
The following topics were delivered during the camp:
1) Importance of Personal Sadhna By Smt. VinitaSingh
2) Importance of Seva Sadhna By Sri DhanrajGupta
3) Month of Giving and Forgiving &Aradhna Divas By Sri ManojBatra The
program ended with MangalArti, Vibhuti distribution and BhojanPrasadam.
Picture: During SadhnaShivir at Samiti Centre, Mansarovar, Jaipur on 1st April 2018
2. LaksharchanaPrograme was conducted at Samiti Center, Mansarovar, Jaipur on Sunday,15th April
2018.
Pictures: During LaksharchanaPrograme at Samiti Centre, Mansarovar, Jaipur
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3. Special Bhajanswere conducted on the occasion of Giving & Forgiving month at Samiti Center,
Mansarovar, Jaipur on 22nd April 2018 from evening 6.30 To 8.00PM.
4. AradhnaMahotsav
On the occasion of Aradhna Mahotsav, the following programs were conducted by the SSSS Samiti
Jaipur:
1) Suprbhatam and Nagar Sankirtan at Samiti Centre, Mansarovar,Jaipur.
2) Distribution of AmritKalsham to 11people.
3) Dress distribution to 12 Mahilas and 3Gents
4) Distribution of 400 Food Packets under NarayanSeva
5) Blood donation camp was conducted at Amrapali Design Studio, Sitapura industrial area. Total
collection of Blood Units was76.
6) A Musical Concert was conducted at MansarovarSamiti Centre by Sri AjayChoudhary
Pic: Glimpses of various activities during Aradhna Mahotsav
5. Eswaramma Day Celebrations
On the occasion of Eswaramma Day, the following activities were conducted by Jaipur Samiti on 5th May
2018:
1) Distribution of Rooh-Afza Juice at Durgapura Railway Station from 9:00 am to 300 pm. The program
started with Deep Prajjwalan by the Station Master Sri Ram DayalBairva. Over 4000 glasses were
distributed on thisoccasion.
2) The Eswaramma Day was celebrated at SS Public School and Raja Maan Singh PublicSchool.
3) The Eswaramma Day was celebrated at Samiti Centre, Mansarovar from 6.00 to 8.00 pm. The
programstartedwithDeep-PrajjwalanBySmt.KokilaSoodfollowedbyVedPath,Bhajansand
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Ganesh Vandana. Afterwards, beautiful cultural programs were performed by the BalVikas Children.
Also, the following plays were performed by the BalVikas Students:
a) Guru Mahima performed By Malviya Nagar BalVikasStudents
b) Health Issue performed by the students of SS PublicSchool
c) Save Water performed by Jawahar Nagar BalVikasStudents
d) ImaandariKaPhal performed by the students of Raja MansinghSchool
Apart from this, various programs like group singing, instrumental music, and poem recitation were
performed during the program. The program ended with mangalAarti followed by the distribution of
vibhuti and prasadam. Over 200 people was present in this program including BalVikas Gurus &
Students, their Parents, devotees, youth etc.
Pic: Eswaramma Day Celebrations at Samiti Centre, Mansarovar, Jaipur
6. Divine Talk By Professor HarpalBhagya
With the Divine Blessings of Bhagwan Baba, Professor HarpalBhagya, Sr. Prof. of Management
Dept. at Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning paid visit at Jaipur Samiti on 17th May 2018 and
shared his divine experiences among all devotees. Prof. Bhagya is having 32 years of experience as a
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teacher in SSSIHL, and he strictly follows Baba‟s teachings. This session was inspirational for all the
devotees of Jaipur Samiti. The program concluded with mangalaarti, vibhuti and Prasad distribution.
Pic: During Divine Talk By Professor HarpalBhagya
7. Prashanti Seva: With the Divine Blessings of Bhagwan Sri Sathya Sai Baba, a group of 121
devotees including 15 Youths (Ex-BalVikas Students) went to Puttaparthi for Prasanthi seva from 30th
June to 8th July2018.
8. Guru Purnima Mahotsav was celebrated by the Jaipur Samiti at Samiti Center,
SaishaNilyam, Mansarovar on 27th July2018.
9. Fruits Distribution for Diggi Pilgrims: Sri Sathya Sai Seva Samiti, Jaipur organized a fruits
distribution program for Diggi pilgrims at New Sanganer Road, Mansarovar on 16th Aug. 2018. Over
380 KGs. of fruits were distributed among Diggipilgrims.
Pic: During Fruits Distribution for Diggi Pilgrims
10. Plantation: Sri Sathya Sai Seva Samiti Jaipur conducted a tree-plantation prog. Between 12th to 18th
August 2018 at the followingplaces:
a) Three tree-plantations were done at Mahaveer Nagar, Tonk Road,Jaipur.
b) Five Jamun Plants were prepared by the BalVikasStudents, also students were motivated to plant
them and taking careregularly.
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Pic: During Plantation at Mahaveer Nagar, Tonk Road, Jaipur
11. Special Bhajanswere conducted on Shri Krishna Janamashtami and Ganesh Chaturthi, on 3rd and
13th Sept. 2018 from 6.30 to 8.00 pm at Samiti Hall, Mansarovar,Jaipur.
Pic: During the Bhajan Program
12. FilmScreeing:
SpecialFilmScreeningProgramforBalVikasStudentswasconductedonTeacher‟sDay,05thSept. 2018 at
MansarovarSamiti Hall. Students were shown few motivational films. Most of the students were
present from Raja Mansingh School and SS Public School, Durgapura,Jaipur.
Pic: Film Screeing for BalVikas Students at Samiti Centre, Mansarovar, Jaipur
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13. Lecture on Sadhna and Prem by Prof. DeepakAnand:
Swami‟s ex-student Prof. Deepak Anand, Professor- Sri Sathya Sai Institutions of Higher Learning,
Paid visit at Jaipur Samiti, Mansarovar on 8th Sept. 2018. He shared his divine experiences among all
the devotees of Jaipur Samiti.
Picture: During Lecture on Sadhna and Prem by Prof. Deepak Anand at Samiti Centre, Mansarovar, Jaipur
14. 93 Bhajanswere conducted at the Residence of ShriJayant Jain, Rajendra Nagar, Sirsi Road, Jaipur on
Sunday 16th Sept. 2018.
Pic: During 93 BhajanSession
15. Swachhta Se DivyataTak Program for PublicAwareness
The core of spiritual sadhna, as explained by Bhagwan is on the foundation of cleanliness.
Bhagwan always stressed upon the principle “Cleanliness is Godliness”.
Its His Divine inspiration that Swachhta Se DivyataTak programme was conducted by the
organisation in India and also Rajasthan, as well. Inspired by the same cleaning of Samiti Center and
its surrounding areas was done from 2nd to 19th Oct. 2018. Many Office Bearers, Youth members,
Mahila Devotees, BalVikas Students (of Raja Man Singh School, SS Public School) participated in
this program with full of joy. On this occasion, few competitions were also conducted on easy
writing,sulekhandpaintingamongtheschoolstudentsandbalvikasstudents.TheTopicwasgiven
" " and " " to all the participants.
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The program was conducted at the following places between 2nd to 19th Oct from morning 7.30
to 8.30AM:
Day I Raja Man Singh School, Near Durgapura Railway Station, Jaipur on 2nd Oct. 2018. About 40
students including Samiti members, and School staff members participated in thisprogram.
Day II Raja Man Singh School, Near Durgapura Railway Station, Jaipur on 3rd Oct. 2018. About 50
students including Samiti members, and School staff members participated in thisprogram.
Day III Near By Raja Man Singh School and Durgapura Railway Station area, Jaipur on 4th Oct. 2018.
Approx 40 students, School Staff, Samiti Members and Nagar Nigam Employees participated
in the program. At the end, an awareness talk- "Safai par Charcha" was conducted with the
School Students.
Day IV SS Public School, Near Durgapura Railway Station, Jaipur on 5th Oct. 2018. Approx 40
students, School Staff, and Samiti Members participated in theprogram.
Day V SS Public School, Near Durgapura Railway Station, Jaipur on 6th Oct. 2018. Approx 40
students, School Staff, and Samiti Members participated in theprogram.
Day VI Jawahar Nagar Park, Jaipur on 7th Oct. 2018. Approx 5 balvikas students of Jawahar Nagar
GrahBalVikas Center participated this cleaning program.
Day VII The BalVikas Gurus of Sri Sathya Sai Seva Samiti Jaipur organized Drawing, Essay Writing,
and Hand Writing Competitions under SSDT Program for school children from class IV to
class X on 8th Oct. 2018 at Raja Man Singh School and SS Public School, near Durgapura
Railway Station, Jaipur. The topics were assigned on the spot to all the students respectively-
Importance of Human Values in our Life and God is only your friend. Overall 250 students
participated in thisevent.
Day VIII (1) Mandir Cleaning Seva at Samiti Center, SaishaNilyam,Mansarovar, Jaipur on 9th Oct.
2018.
(2) Another SSDT program for BalVikas Students was conducted at MahadevMandir,
Malviya Nagar, Jaipur.
Day IX SSDT program was conducted at Nirman Nagar park, Jaipur.
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Picture: During Swachhta Se DivyataTak Program at various placeses of Jaipur
16. NavratraBhajans: Special NavaratraBhajans were held for nine days regularly from 10th to 18th Oct.
2018 at various places in Jaipur. The Bhajans were conducted at the followingvenues:
1) 10/107-8PM
2) 11/107-8PM
Wednsday
Thursday
ShriMunishTyagi, Jawahar Nagar, Jaipur
Samithi Centre Mansarovar
3) 12/10 7-8PM Friday SmtAnju Joshi, A-144, Model Town, Malviya Nagar,
4) 13/10 7-8PM Saturday Shri S R Mishra, T-18, Sanghi Farm, Tonk Road, Jaipur
5) 14/10 7-8PM Sunday MrsAshaAudichya
6) 15/10 7-8PM Monday Shri Ashok Sharma, 63/175, Pratap Nagar, Sanganer
7) 16/10 7-8 PM Tuesday ShriJayant Jain, 77, Rajendra Nagar, Vaishali Nagar,
8) 17/10 7-8PM Wednsday Raja Mansingh School, durgapura railway station
9) 18/10 7-8PM Thursday Samithi Centre Mansarovar
Pic: NavratraBhajans and Public Bhajans at Raja Mansingh School, Durgapura Railway
Station Jaipur on 17th Oct.
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17. 24 Hours Global “AkhandBhajans”
24 hours Global AkhandBhajans were conducted on 10th & 11th Nov. 2018 from 5.30 PM to the
next day 6.00 PM at the Samiti Hall, Mansarovar, Jaipur. The programme started with Vadam
chanting. The bhajans were rendered by many devotees from Jhilon Ki Dhaani, Bani Park, Mahaveer
Nagar, Pratap Nagar, Shyam Nagar, Vaishali Nagar, Malviya Nagar Unit and BalVikas Centers etc.
The programme concluded next day 6.00 PM with MangalAarti and Vibhuti distribution.
Pic: During Global Bhajans at Samiti Hall, Mansarovar, Jaipur
18. Sai Symphony Program, Practice Session for upcoming ParthiYatra
A two days State Level Program was conducted on 17th & 18th Nov. 2018 at Samiti Centre,
Mansarovar, Jaipur for Bhajan Singers who wish to participate in Sai Symphony for presenting in
PrashantiNilayam from 27th to 29th Dec. program of ParthiYatra. The program was attended by many
youth participants across Rajasthan.
19. Mahila Divas Celebrations (Special DayReport)
As part of Mahila Divas celebrations, the following activities were performed by the Mahila Wing of
Jaipur Samiti on Nov. 19 :
Swami‟s message of Love and Serve, and why community service is essential for every individual, was
deliberated upon. Also, as token of love, gifts of Sari, handbag, Swami‟s Photo and a Vibhuti packet
were gifted to all the vocational training candidates, both ex and current, the total no. being 24. The
venue for next activity was Shyam Nagar garden where the ladies who are serving their fraternity
intheformofsanitationworkers,wereintroducedtoSwami‟smissionof„LoveAllServeAll‟.They were
guided about health hygiene and how better they can take care of the health of their children,
especially the daughters. The primary health kit containing sanitary pads, tablets of vitamins, iron and
calcium were also gifted to them as a token of Swami‟sLove.
Pic: During Mahila Divas Celebrations
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20. TapovanamParayan Week was celebrated by the devotees From 15th to 22nd Nov.2018.
21. Fruit Distribution: With the immense grace of Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba, fruit distribution
service was conducted in the morning at Mahaveer Cancer Hospital on 20th Nov. 2018. Fruits such as
Apple, Anar, Orange and Banana along with one biscuit packet and Swami‟s photo were distributed
to the patients and attendants at theHospital.
Pic: During Fruit Distribution at Cancer Hospital
22. SpecialNarayanSevawasconducted(on21stNov.2018)onthepre-occasionofBhagwanBaba‟s93rd
Birthday. About 108 food packets were distributed to the needypeople.
23. BHAGWAN’S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS, was held at various places in Jaipur. On this
occasion, the following programmes were conducted throughout theday:
1) Nagar Sankirtan Program was held on morning 5.15 AM from Samiti Centre, Mansarovar,Jaipur.
2) AmratKalasham and Vastra Distribution to poor people during Morning Narayan Seva at Samiti
Centre, Mansarovar, Jaipur.
3) Bhagwan‟s Birthday Celebrations were conducted for the BalVikas students at the following
places inJaipur:
a) SS Public School, Durgapura 11:00 AM To 12:00PM
b) Raja Man Singh School, Durgapura 9:00 To 10:30AM
On this occasion, many activities like- Ved-Paath, Bhajans, Plays, Musical Program,
Speeches and Experiences were presented by the students with full of joy. Also, student
winners were awarded for Swachta Se DivyataTak Programme which was conducted between
2nd to 20th Oct.2018.
c) Jawahar Nagar Centre (GrahBalVikas)
d) Malviya Nagar Centre-I (GrahBalVikas)
e) Malviya Nagar Centre-II (GrahBalVikas)
4) Blood Donation Camp was organized at Samiti Centre, Mansarovar, Jaipur. The total collection
of Blood was Over 36units.
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5) Evening Bhajan Program was conducted at Samiti Centre, Mansarovar from 6.30 to 8.30 PM.
Swami‟sB‟day was celebrated with Special program comprising of Vedam, special group singing
followed by Bhajans and Video DivyaDarshan were presented during the entire programme.
6) With the immence Grace of Bhagwan Baba, a book – “Eighteen Petals of Bhagwan’s Gracious
Blessings” by Smt. Kamlesh Mathur was released during thecelebration.
Pic: Bhagwan’s 93rd Birthday Celebrations at various places of Jaipur
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Pic: Bhagwan’s 93rd Birthday Celebrations at various places of Jaipur
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24. Distribution of Blankets: With the Divine Blessings of Bhagwan Baba, 190 Blankets were
distributed to poor and needy people by Banipark Unit of Jaipur Samiti on 5th& 12th December2018.
Pic: During distribution of Blankets in Jaipur City Area
25. PushpanjaliBhajans on Christmas: Special Bhajan Program “Pushpanjali” on the occasion of Christmas
was conducted in the memory of Late Senior Devotees of Jaipur Samiti on 25th Dec. 2018from
6.30 to 8.00 PM. at Samiti Center, Mansarovar, Jaipur.
26. ParthiYatra: With the Divine Grace of Bhagwan Baba, over 23 people from Jaipur participated in the
ParthiYatra between 27 to 29th Dec. 2018. They also attended a special program arranged by Sri Sathya
Sai Seva Organization, Rajasthan- “Sai Symphony” with full ofjoy.
27. New Year Special Bhajanswere conducted at the residence of Sri VibhutiPandya at A-60, Model
Town, Jagatpura Road, Jaipur on 1st Jan.2019.
28. The participation of Rajasthan State in Sri Satya Sai BalVikas National Convention Meet at
PrashantiNilayam 5th& 6th Jan. 2019, was asfollows:
a) 5 members participated along with Joint State BalVikasCordinator.
b) Inaugural whole session comparing was done by Ms.VibhutiOjha fromAjmer.
c) An Article written by Himankini Mishra from Jaipur was selected & published in National
Compendium Book of “Golden Moments of Sri Satya Sai BalVikas“.
d) In this meet 16 BalVikas students of Jaipur Samiti (8 boys & 8 girls from Raja Maan Singh
school & S S Public school durgapura ) were Awarded “ Diploma in Satya Sai Education “
and those Certificates Bag handed over through procession event in front of “ SAMADHI “ ,
with blessings ofBhagawan.
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29. Special Narayana Seva: Distribution of Khichdi and Khir to about 250 Narayans on 12th Jan. 2019 at
Durga Temple, KC Road, Swamy Colony,Jaipur.
30. MakarSankranti& OathCeremony
This program was conducted at Samiti Hall, Mansarovar, Jaipur on 14th Jan. 2019. The Program was
initiated with Omkaram, followed by the Oath Ceremony. Afterwards, the action plans of upcoming
events were discussed by the office bearers. The programme concluded with MangalAarti and
distribution of VibhutiPrasadam.
31. Special Narayan Seva: With the divine grace, we could do Narayana Seva by way of distribution of
Tea and Biscuits for the last 20 days covering about 3,500 Narayans. It happened purely with the
immense grace of Bhagwan Sri Sathya Sai Baba. Thanks to Swami for giving this opportunity to
serve the needy during this peakwinter.
32. Science Park Visit by BalVikas Students: To Motivate BalVikas Students towards Science &
Technology, an inspirational visit of Science Park was planned for the students of Raja Maan Singh
School on 8th Feb. 2019. Around 40 students including BalVikas Gurus participated and benefitted by
thevisit.
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33. BasantPanchami Celebration by conducting Laksharchana followed by Bhajan Program on 10th
Feb.2019.
34. A special program- "Farewell from School BalVikas" & "Welcome to Sai Youth" was conducted for
the students of Class X of Raja Mansingh School and SS Public School, Durgapura,Jaipur.
Pic: During "Farewell from School BalVikas" & "Welcome to Sai Youth" Program
35. MahaShivratriAkhandBhajans: AkhandBhajans were conducted for 12 hours on the occasion of
MahaShivratri, Friday 4th March 2019, from 5.30 PM to next day 6.00 AM at Samiti Centre,
Mansarovar,Jaipur.
Pic: During MahaShivratriAkhandBhajans
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