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How providing privilege to children helps the nation. PDF Print E-mail
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Monday, 09 June 2008 17:08

Author: Joydip Majumder

 

We all would agree that children are the future of us and budding promise for our nation. We give them trust and promise, help them to realize the coveted goal they crave, and then we get back the responsibility and enthusiasm from them, which would transform the future of our society. We have been continuously talking on social and economic growth, but hardly have we realized that sometimes our back bones are not flexible enough to change the fate of us. Some concerns are understood when we say that we are accustomed with the habitat we are living and mend in the culture we are surrounded with, but there is a small hope on the other side of the corner; we can actually learn from our failures of the past and ensure that we do not repeat the same story with the coming generations.

All of us would love to see a place free from social bigotry, injustice and evils. Have we asked ourselves that how far we are responsible in case we feel we do not exist in an ideal world? Indeed ideal world does not exist. But we can always make our place a little better. We can try to make the peers of our children much empowered thus our children also gets fair competition and healthy friends to rely on. A cause could be emotion driven at the same time it could also mean some responsibility and mutual benefit.

This is the high time we should focus on the overall building of children who needs our help; this is the way we can shape the world, probably the way we want.


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Tripura In MAP PDF Print E-mail
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Monday, 19 May 2008 06:12
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NGOs and their primary areas PDF Print E-mail
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Friday, 16 May 2008 04:56

Author: Navami 

NGOs vary in their methods. Some act mainly as political unit, some others organize and arrange programs and activities. Many NGOs have a consultative profile with different agencies relevant to their work area. Broadly they deal with consulting, public relations, general awareness related matters, community work etc.

Non-governmental organizations that are private have either a community or environmental focus generally. They deal with varieties of issues such as religion, emergency aid, or humanitarian affairs. They mobilize public support and voluntary contributions for aid. It all depends on the location, aid, demography, legal and financial obligations, need, necessity and aligmnment factors.

All the people working for non-governmental organizations are not volunteers. It's a community work and people come forward and join for different cause.

Rural development: Keeping into account that most of the rural population of our country falls far below poverty line, our goal is to provide them viable opportunities for more income, development, better healthcare, and improved sanitation.

Imparting education and eradicating illiteracy: Education is must for every human being, whether its a child aspiring for primary education or an adult who didn't had the opportunity to see books due to some or the other reason. Its a constitutional right for own and a duty towards the country's progress. It needs enough awareness, monitary support, man power as well as resources to eradicate illiteracy completely and to open several nearby institutes, study centres, libraries and night schools.

Perishing Child Labour: Child Labour florishes because its cheap and easily available. Sometimes parents themselves send their children to hazardous areas for earning money. This is a serious issue for a generation which is supposed to be at schools during the daytime. Only awareness may not be enough to bring them into the schools. Arrangements like atleast one-time free meals should be provided to encarage them.

Cultural upbringing: Culture has its own significance in the society. It not only adds values to the society but also educates the newer generations to know more about there history and country. Several cultural functions, competitions and programs helps to hold the traditions that binds a group of people,  brings them to a common platform and nourishes their social behaviour.

Use of renewable and alternative resources: People should be taught and educated regarding the importance of renewable resources as for example, biogas for cooking, solar energy for lightning the streets and houses, wing energy for their partial electrical needs. These are not only cheap but are also readily available in most of the areas.

Health and Hygine: This is a major concern for any NGO. General awareness regarding personal health and hygine, setting up and provisioning for clinics, medical services within 5 kilometers should be arranged. Periodic medical vans with general and specialized doctors should be called for regular check-ups and severe health related issues.

 
About US PDF Print E-mail
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Wednesday, 14 May 2008 05:31

Hope Socio Cultural Foundation is a Non Government Non Profit Organization founded for economical and social upliftment of people. We believe that social injustice and extremism could only be encountered through cultural bonding. With dream to reach every people with medical help and bring people of every sections into a common platform

HOPE is continuously putting its endeavors in this noble direction. Hope aims at providing education and equal opportunities to the coming generations and cultivates scientific thinking in rural population. We do not aim in a particular area because we believe that none of the areas are less important. We are a part of the society and pledge to work for the upliftment of the society. We do not see the service as a part of our responsibility or boundation; we see the work as our destiny and moral obligation.

We do not want to restrict ourselves to any particular country or geo-political location, we want to spread our umbrella to reach and provide the shelter to all of those who need it. We want to change the world in a small way. After all small droplets make the mighty ocean.

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 21 May 2008 06:56 )
 
An Insight : Microfinance PDF Print E-mail
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Thursday, 15 May 2008 03:33

Author: Joydip Majumder

          Some people still see microfinance institutes with mere skepticism. They claim that those institutes make more profit than general banks; the fact is true to some extent as in some microfinance institutes the interest rates are much higher than those of normal banks. If we see the microfinance institutes from a different perspective, probably we can do some sort of justification to its working model.
          Normally the penetration of general banking system is limited to only those groups or individuals who can afford to take loans, or even they do not require the same but they avail it as part of their financial planning. The left outs are the people who really deserve the money. Considering the fact that banks are too much concerned about the return of the investment they have done and also they have low penetration and high operational cost, it is clear why microfinance model came in the lime light. It has been a long practice of denial of shelling out loans to those who need it.
          There is another counter view: government and organizations also provide financial help to the groups who require assistance. But the money is normally assumed to be a gift rather than an amount which should be made to work harder. Distributing assets via microfinance model just does the opposite practice; it imparts a sense of responsibility to the class availing the loan. The socio-economical progress can only happen when people know how to grow and make asset out of the amount they have.
          Last thing, there is obviously a possibility that the microfinance institutes can act as the money lenders or brokers which could turn in to a monstrous practice. Government or central banks should keep a close vigil on the practice of that kind.

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