'SWA'-ROOPWARDHINEE

Income Tax Exemption Details50% Income T ax Exemption under Section 80-G (perpetual)

100% Income T ax Exemption under section 35-AC

of the I.T.Act,1961 and is valid up to Financial Year 2016-17

Donation Cheque may please be drawn in the name of 'Swa'-Roopwardhinee For online donation facility, please visit our

website www.swaroopwardhinee.org

Contact Details :

Address : 22/1, Mangalwar Peth, Parge Chowk,Pune-411 011

Tel. Nos. : 020-26121704, 26134310, 9011386386

E-mail ID : wardhinee@gmail.com

Website : www.swaroopwardhinee.org

Names of Contact Persons-

Shri. Shirish Patwardhan 9822675765Smt. Pushpa Nade 9822823757

Shri. Dnyanesh Purandare 9822675760

Shri. Nilesh Dhayarkar 9029074521

Registration Details :

PAN No. AAATS5461K

Bombay Public Charitable Trust Reg. No. F/1694, Pune

The Societies Registration No. MAH/588/Pune/80

ANNUAL REPORT - 2016

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LIST OF OFFICE BEARERS & MEMBERS OF THE TRUSTEE BOARD

HONOURABLE MEMBERS

v Padmashri Shri. Prataprao Pawar v Shri. Pramod Choudhari

TRUSTEE BOARD

v Dr. Raghunath Mashelkar : President

v Shri. Shirish Patwardhan : Vice President

v Shri. Uday Gujar : Vice President

v Shri. Ram Dimble : Chairman

v Shri. Vishwas Kulkarni : Joint Chairman

v Shri. Sanjay Tambat : Joint Chairman

v Shri. Vilas Kulkarni : Treasurer

v Shri. Sumit Dole : Joint Treasurer

v Shri. Dnyanesh Purandare : Secretary

v Smt. Pushpa Nade : Joint Secretary

v Shri. Vinod Bibwe : Joint Secretary

v Shri. Arvind Kelkar : Joint Secretary

v Shri. Amol Undre : Joint Secretary

v Shri. Kanhaiya Baldota : Member

v Dr. Vinesh Nagre : Member

NON TRUSTEE MEMBERS

v Padmashree Milind Kamble v Shri. Sudhir Darode

v Shri. Avinash Dharmadhikari v Cap. Sanat. Bhate

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From the Desk of the President

Dear Well-wishers,

In the development of any nation, no doubt the role of the Government in office is very

important. However, there are number of persons in the society, whose selfless contributions

create new land marks for the society, even more than the

Government. Social reformers are one of them, whose

contributions bring happiness in the lives of common man.

They don’t expect any praise from the society or the

Government. They live and die for the cause.

The year 2016 reminds all of us of the pioneering contribution

of two 'Rishis' of this era, namely Padmabhushan Dr. Banoo

Coyajee and Padmavibhushan Shri.Nanaji Deshmukh. 2016

is their birth centenary year. I was fortunate to have worked

closely with both these incredible icons.

The centenary year is an opportunity to remember and salute the path breaking work done

by both of them for the welfare of the society. Dr. Banoo Coyajee through the medical field and

Nanaji through his dream project of 'Swawalambi Gram Yojana' brought happiness in the lives

of lacs of people of the underprivileged sections of the society. On this solemn occasion, we

all bow before them and seek their blessings.

We are presenting the annual work report for year 2016. Wardhinee is also working on the

integrated development of underprivileged sections of the society. The readers will get an idea

of our humble effort to make a difference. Your response on how we could serve better will be

deeply appreciated. Wardhinee will continue to work with a missionary zeal to make that

much needed difference to the society.

(Dr. Raghunath Mashelkar)President

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ØØØØØ What is 'Swa'-Roopwardhinee?

'Swa'-Roopwardhinee is a registered public charitable trust and a society,under the concerned Laws.

ØØØØØ What is the meaning of 'Swa'-Roopwardhinee?

Development of 'Self'. The main activity of the trust is the integrateddevelopment of students, through informal educational activities. The mainobject of running this activity is to give opportunities to students to know whothey are, what their abilities are and how to improve them.

ØØØØØ Is it a school?

No. The main activity of integrated development of students is run after the formal schoolhours. So it can be described as an after school activity .

ØØØØØ In which area 'Swa"-Roopwardhinee works?

üüüüü The main project of 'Swa"-Roopwardhinee is the Integrated Development of intelligentstudents from under privileged strata of the society. The trust concentrates more on intelligentstudents from slums or slum like areas. Along with this main project, the trust runs thefollowing activities/projects

üüüüü Montessori School

üüüüü Vocational Training Courses for needy women (Tailoring, Fashion Designing,Rugnasahayak Course etc)

üüüüü Other activities for women are- Literacy Class, Self Help Groups, Health Care Center &Family Counseling etc.

üüüüü Mobile Laboratory Project for Village Schools around Pune

üüüüü Coaching Center for Competitive Examinations (Mainly MPSC)

üüüüü Self Study Centers

ØØØØØ What is the outcome of these efforts ?

The outcome of the humble efforts of the trust can be seen on page no. 21 of this annual report.

ØØØØØ What is the income source of the trust ? Does the trust get any sort of Govt. Grants?

No fees are charged to the students in most of the projects run by Wardhinee and Wardhineealso does not get any sort of Govt. Grant or aid. Donation is the only source of income for thetrust.

ØØØØØ Does the trust avail any income tax exemption facility?

Yes. The trust enjoys income tax exemption facility. The donation to the trust is exempted asdetailed below

1. 50% exemption under Sec. 80-G of the Income Tax Act, 1961

2. 100% exemption under Section 35-AC. of the Income Tax Act, 1961

ØØØØØ Is there any expansion plan of the existing projects outside Pune?

Yes. The ‘Swa’-Roopwardhinee model is replicable outside Pune and Maharashtra. The trustdesires to expand its activities outside Pune and outside Maharashtra. Rather this processhas already begun. The Project integrated development of student has started in Satara,Kolhapur and Latur, whereas the Rugnasahayak Course has also started at Daund, Sangliand Barshi.

ØØØØØ What are the future plans?

The trust has decided to construct a Multifaceted Training Center for Women on its land at

Charholi Budruk and also develop a Camp Site on its land at Katawadi in Mulshi Tehesil.

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You may be aware that Wardhinee runs various projects, mainly educational projects; andcovers the following age groups -

lllll Kids of 2.5 to 5.00 years age (through Montessori School, namely Pakoli.)lllll Children of 5+to 15+age group (through integrated development project, namely

Shakha Project)lllll Youths (through Leadership Development and Coaching Class for Competitive Examinations)lllll Women (through Vocational Training Courses, Literacy Class, Self Help Groups,)

Running all these projects daily needs planning. There are number of activities thatare run daily. The festivals, holidays, vacations give opportunity to the volunteer teamto think to do some different. The overall effect of the daily work and the specialprograms/ activities, help the volunteers to nurture the beneficiaries, slowly but steadily.Here is the list of few programs organized during the whole year.

v Sankrant Utsav (Annual Gathering)v Celebration of Republic Day & Independence Dayv Warsharambh Upasana (on the auspicious day of Gudhipadwa)v Blood Donation Camp (14th April).v Celebration of World Science Day.v Study Tours & Visitsv Ganeshotsavv Shakha Wardhapan Dinv Lecturesv Residential Campsv Annual Sports Day

lllll Residential CampsØØØØØ Shardamani Mahila V ibhag: The orientation camp for Montessori Teachers was organized

in the first week of June. Lectures on Value Education, How to develop a story for kids,Importance of Organization, were delivered by experts from respective fields.

ØØØØØ Shakha Vibhag :Summer V acation Residential Camp s

Regular activities during the year

Vibhag Duration of the Central Theme Totalcamp attendance

Bhag 1 21st to 23rd April,2016 • Training in Art & Craft 110

Bhag 2 21st to 23rd April,2016 • Disaster Management 125• Career scope in Defense Field

Bhag 3 18th to 21st April,2016 • Skill Development in Story Telling 90

Bhag 4 22nd to 25th April,2016 Cultural, Social & Political history of India 103

Bhag 5 1st to 3rd May, 2016 Scientific Concepts & Experiments 36

Youth Wing 2nd to 5th May, 2016 • Positive usage of social media 115(Boys Section) • Sarv Vyapi Dr.Ambedkar

• Self evaluation, Planning

• Team building, Communication skill

(Girls Section) 10th to 12th June, 2016 • Interview with Smt.Trigunaait 17• Skill Development

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v Annual Sports Day -Sanghik Surynamaskar Winners

Winter V acation Residential Camp sVibhag Duration of the Central Theme Total

camp attendanceStudents of 2nd to 6th Importance of Reading 1955th to 7th std November,2016Students of 2nd to 6th Janiwancha Vikas8th to 12th std November,2016 175Girls Section 2nd to 6th Making & Selling of Gift Articles 65

November,2016

5th to 7th std. Swami Abhedanand Shakha8th to 10th std. Ramkrishna ShakhaYouths Swami Dayanand Shakha

Sanghik Games(T eam Event s)This year, instead of selecting one shakha as winner, best players from different shakhas wereselected as 'best players for the event.'

Event Competition between WinnersLangdi 5th & 6th std 1 student from Ramkrishna Shakha,

2 students each from Swami Akhandanand Shakha, Shradhanand Shakha,Dayanand Shakha

3 students from Swami Brahmanand Shakha,

4 students from Abhedanand Shakha,

Kho Kho 7th & 8th std 8 students from Bhag 3,

5 students each from Bhag 4 & Bhag 1

2 students from Bhag 2

Kabaddi 9th & 10th Std 2 students from Bhag 1,

4 students from Bhag 2

7 students from Bhag 3

1 student from Bhag 4

Kabaddi 11th & 12th Std 4 students from Bhag 1,

3 students each from Bhag 2 & Bhag 3

5 students from Bhag 4

Kabaddi Youths 2 students from Bhag 2 & 3,

Individual Events for girlsEvent Std Name of the Winner

100 meter 5th std 6th std Miss Manasi Mhetre,running Miss. Kajal Thapa

7th Std Miss Aishwarya Jadhav8th & 9th Std. Miss Vaishnawi Shinde10th std Miss Samrudhi Yadav11th & 12th Miss Deepali SakaSr. College Miss Pooja Battin

Gola Phek 8th to 10th std Miss Payal Jiresal11th & 12th Std Miss Divya GhareSr. College Miss Arti Dasari

Long Jump 5th std Miss Karishma Thapa6th std Miss Ankita Tiwari7th std Miss Sakshi Khatal

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Individual Events for Boys

5th-6th std 7th-8th std. 9th-10th std. 11th-12th std FY to TY Sr.Volunteers

1500 mtr. 5th : Abhishek 7th : Aaryan 9th Rohan Sanket FY: Jayesh Aashishrunning Bhosle(Shahu) Limhan (Akh) Narke(Daya) Pasalkar(Daya) Yemul Badade

6th: Shreyas 8th : Ravi 10th : Nitin SY:Ajay (Akhandanand)Khandale (Akh) Mahato (RK) Rathod (Daya) Somware 13.00 sec.

TY: ShubhamAlkunte (VK)

Gola Phek 8th : Sarthak 9th: Yashraj 11th: Aniket Ajay Somware UmeshKhopde (Daya) Dhumal(S'Raje) Dighe(Daya) (Yoga) Mathpati (RK)

10th :Aman 12th: SagarPrajapaii(Daya) Kadam (Yoga)

Long Jump 5th:Sahim 7th: Anuj 9th: Rhishikesh 11th :Aniket Jitendra KaleKhandale Kanojiya Koli Kakankar6th:Krishna 8th: Sujit 10th:Abhishek 12th: ShekharJagtap Tiwari Sable Chavan

4 x 100 mtr Relay Competition

It is organized every year in order to find out the sports talent in the students. Inter Shakha matchesare conducted for Kabaddi, Langdi, Kho-Kho along with competitions for Running, Relay, LongJump, High Jump, Gola Phek on this occasion. Since last two years Wardhinee is concentrating onstudents having talent in sports. They are being trained daily by well known coaches. A sponsorshipscheme is also started for these students with the help received from Shri. Amit Bramhe. Thefollowing are the results of these humble efforts.

ØØØØØ Master Abhishek Bhosle, Ritesh Kadgi, Avinash Shirsat (all from 7th Std)have beenselected for District Level Kho Kho Matches whereas Master Ravikiran Kachave (8thstd) has been selected for National level Kho Kho matches.

ØØØØØ Ravi Mahato. won Dist. Level Zilla Parishad Competition in Athletics

v Study T ours & V isit s :

(1) The students of Competitive Coaching Center visited 2 organizations (a) Manawya -working for AIDs affected children, & (b) Aditya Prangan - working for slow learners, nearPune. They also observed the ‘Himmat Shala’ project, which motivates the students whohave failed in the Secondary School Board Exam. (c)They also visited the solar village“JAMGAON”. Participants experienced that every person in the village is involvedwholeheartedly in the village developmental projects..

(2) The office staff visited the(ISO 9001 certified) Katraj Milk Dairy. They visited milk processingplant where daily 2.00 lac liter milk is processed daily.

Event Std Name of the Winner

Long Jump 8th std Miss Manasi Mazire

9th std Miss Sayli Kamble

10th std Miss Samrudhi Yadav

Yuvati Miss Puja Battin

Sr.No. Winners

1 Swami Shradhanand Shakha

2 Swami Vivekanand Shakha

3 Swami Dayanand Shakha

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We feel very proud to mention that-

lllll The President of ‘Swa’-Roopwardhinee, Padmavibhushan Dr.Raghunath Mashelkar becomesfirst Indian to be elected N.A.I. fellow.

lllll The senior trustee Shri Kanhaiyalal Baldota was honored with Chaturastra puruaskar (MVwaónwañH$ma) by Prasanna Autism Center, for his selfless contribution in the education of speciallyabled children.

lllll Shri.Sunil Bhandge and Prof.Raghav Ashtekar were conferred with Ph. D. by Savitribai PhulePune University

lllll One of the senior volunteers of Wardhinee, Shri.Raghunath Naravne Sir, was honored withKrutadnyata Puraskar (H¥$VkVm nwañH$ma) for his invaluable contribution in the field of educationby Dnyanprabodhinee, Nigdi

lllll The Innerwheel Club of Pune North, honored the senior volunteer of Wardhinee, Shri.SunilKulkarni for his selfless contribution in the educational field, through the Mobile LaboratoryProject for village students.

lllll The Vice President of Wardhinee Shri. Shirish Patwardhan was honored with 'SamajikKrutadnyta Puraskar' by Vivekanand Seva Mandal, Dombivili, for serving the society for morethan 30 years.

(3) Visit to Ghansawangi,T al. Ambad, Dist. Jalna - A team of youth volunteers visitedGhansawangi where Ex.Student of Wardhinee is working as 'Tahasildar'. The villagers arehighly impressed by his dedication. He has successfully executed number of water storageschemes. His fight against the sand smuggling gangs has created an atmosphere ofconfidence in the villagers.

(4) A study tour of youth volunteers was organized to study two organizations; namely ‘PragatiPratishthan’ and ‘ Wayam’ . Both the organizations work in the tribal areas of ThaneDistrict. The team first visited Pragati Pratishthan, where they had an opportunity to interactwith Shri Virendra Champanerkar (an IITian from Chennai) and his team of volunteers.Shri. Champanerkar is working full time for Pragati Pratishthan to uplift the tribal community,through various programs like Self Help Groups, water conservation, Agriculture, Installationof solar panels, etc.

Wayam, the other voluntary organization, on the other hand, is working in a different way.They organize workshops of the tribal groups and make them aware

lllll as to how they can protect themselves.

lllll What are the various laws and provisions thereunder that are made for the protection of the tribes.

lllll What are their legal rights and what are the Govt. schemes for Various tribes.

Wayam also motivates them to fight for their rights. It is observed that the motivatedcommunity agitates and make the Govt. machinery move to implement the variousschemes. Hundreds of tribal people have fought to get the land transferred in their names.

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Well Done !! Congratulations !!

Successful Students of Coaching Centre for Competitive Exams.

S.N. Name of the Student Post Held At Present01 Miss. Medha Dhole Tahasildar (ranked 1st in Girls)02 Miss. Priyanka Dhole Tahasildar03 Shri. Swapneel Jadhav Dy.CEO04 Shri. Sanjay Davale Tahasildar05 Shri. Prasad Sangle Section Officer06 Shri Kailas Kodre CEO-Municipal Council07 Shri. Pankaj Mandade Nayab Tahasildar08 Miss.Priya Dehedekar Jt. Commissioner-State Excise09 Shri.Pravin Koli Section Officer10 Miss.Jyoti Bhagat CEO-Municipal Council

Noteworthy things of the yearSwami Vivekananda Matrubhumi Gaurav Puraskar- 2015The committee formed to select winner for the year 2015,unanimously selected activist Shri. Vivek Velankar for hiswork in promoting awareness in the society at large, aboutthe Right to Information Act. Through number of legalbattles, Shri. Velankar has demonstrated how the act is auseful tool to make the Govt. machinery move and to protectthe rights of the citizens. The felicitation program was heldon 3rd Jan. 2015 at Patrakar Bhawan Sabhagruh on 7thMay, 2016 at the hands of the founder of Chanakya Mandal,Shri. Avinash Dharmadhikari.Expressing his thoughts, Shri. Vivek Velankar said that he

lllll The Government of Maharashtra honored the trust with the prestigious DR.BABASAHEBAMBEDKAR SAMAJBHUSHAN PURASKAR at the hands of The Honorable Chief Minister ofMaharashtra, Shri. Devendra Fadanavis

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was accepting the Award on behalf all the volunteers of SAJAG, who have contributed equally increating awareness in the society. He especially thanked his wife and family members forencouraging him to work for social cause. In his presidential address, Shri. Avinash Dharmadhikarisaid that leaders like Lokmanya Tilak and Agarkar embraced poverty but did not waver from theirmission to awaken the society against the British Rule. We got independence due to their sacrifice.Now, it is our responsibility to protect our freedom and hence the society should keep close andconstant watch on the Govt. administration. The Govt. machinery and the administrators areanswerable not only to the elected representatives, but also to the whole society.Celebration of 125th Birth Anniversary of Dr . Babasaheb Ambedkar

Dr. Ambedkar was a great patriot, a social thinker, politicalreformer, economist & a philosophical writer with progressiveideas. He fought for the betterment of the oppressed anddepressed classes. Dr. Ambedkar had etched mark of his talentand vision in drafting the Indian Constitution. He was candidabout his ideas of nation building & possessed a great foresight.His PhD thesis was inspirational in setting up the FinanceCommission of India and his works helped immensely inframing guidelines for the RBI Act 1934. Truly, he was a makerof modern India. On the occasion of his 125th birth anniversary,the trustees of ‘Swa'-Roopwardhinee decided to celebrate hisbirth anniversary year through various programs and activities.Till now, we have been able to organize more than 40 programsin the form of Abhyaswarg, Samuhik Upasana, Life Story Telling

Sessions, Street Plays, Blood Donation Camps, Special Guest Lectures by Dr. Sheshrao More andShri. Ramesh Pandav etc.Interview with Shri. Mohan GujarathiShri. Mohan Gujarathi, the Director of Prabodh Udyog was interviewed onthe occasion of inauguration of Prabodh Sabhagruh. He shared hisexperiences of working with Dr. Appasaheb Pendse, the founder ofJnanaprabodhinee and Shri. Kishabhau Patwardhan, the founder of ‘Swa’-Roopwardhinee. He unfolded the journey of Prabodh Udyog in a very informaldialogue. The interview was quite motivational. The young volunteers wereinspired by his following thoughts:lllll Compete with yourself, instead of competing with otherslllll You must punish yourself, for your own mistake or if you have failed to do

something which you had plannedlllll We really learn through experiencelllll Do not think only about your own success; think how others too will

succeedlllll Your fate will be positive only if your motives is nobleDe-addiction through self-realizationMost of the students of the Trust come from socially or economically weaker sections of the society.In some of these families, the addiction of an earning parent (mostly the fathers) is a seriousproblem. Whenever volunteers visit such homes and have an opportunity to talk to the parents, theyindirectly suggest them to stop their habit of addiction. However, such suggestions do not havemuch impact. The reason is simple. Unless such person feels it from within, no change canhappen.This year, on 23rd Jan., Wardhinee celebrated Sankrant Utsav, its annual function. On this occasion,600 students and volunteers presented a mega show on the theme of ‘Oneness’ in society. Number

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of incidents from history and cultural heritage, as well as some experiences from the present werestaged effectively. Parents of students and volunteers were also present at this function.After a period of two months of this program, one of the volunteers shared his experience how hisfather who lost his job due to his alcohol addiction, and disturbed the entire family life, has left hishabit. The father realized that his son, who is a volunteer of Wardhinee, was doing a great job. Thefurther also understood that good thinking and habits are imbibed at Wardhinee and his son is apart of that team. With this realisation, he felt that he must get rid of his drinking habit. That momentof his self-realization helped him to come out of his addiction.We are proud that we could become instrumental in bringing happiness back to this family.

Workshop organized by 'DE AASARA' (Xo Amgam)(Xo Amgam)(Xo Amgam)(Xo Amgam)(Xo Amgam)There are youths who have a dream to start their own business. The main hurdle in bringing thisdream into reality is availability of capital. Many financial institutions have funds, but their complicatedprocedures are a daunting task for any new-comer. DE AASARA is an NGO in Pune and is run withan objective to helping the youths to bring their business plans into reality.A workshop on “Guidance on Setting up Business” was organized on 17th August at WardhineeIn which 50 youths participated. Shri. Anil Pathak of DE AASARA interacted with the participants. Heresponded to the questions asked by the audience. During his speech, Shri. Pathak threw light onthe following points-• How to raise seed capital and funds required for day to day expenditure?• How to tackle the problem of skilled / unskilled human resources?Lokarpan of book on Bhoodan ChalwalOn April 18th 1951, the historic day of the very genesis of the Bhoodan movement, Vinoba enteredNalgonda district, the centre of Communist activity. The organizershad arranged Vinoba’s stay at Pochampalli, a large village withabout 700 families, of whom two-thirds were landless. Vinoba wentto visit the Harijan (the Untouchables) colony. The Harijans askedfor eighty acres of land, forty irrigated, forty unirrigated. For fortyfamilies that would be enough! Then Vinoba asked, ”If it is notpossible to get land from the government, is there not somethingthe villagers themselves could do?” To everyone’s surprise anddelight, Ram Chandra Reddy, the local landlord, got up & said in arather excited voice, “I will give you 100 acres for these people.” Athis evening prayer meeting, Ram Chandra Reddy got up & repeatedhis promise to offer 100 acres of land to the Harijans.This incident, neither planned nor imagined, was the very genesis of the Bhoodan movement andit made Vinoba think that therein lay the potential of solving the land problem of India.Vinoba led the movement to demand fifty million acres of land for the landless from the whole ofIndia by 1957. Thus a personal initiative took the form of a mass movement. This was indeed a veryremarkable achievement for a constructive work movement. The enthusiasm for the movementlasted till 1957 and thereafter it began to wane.Prof. Dr. Ganesh Raut, who is a volunteer of Wardhinee was conferred Ph.D. for his thesis onBhoodan Chalwal. He has written and published a book based on this subject which was dedicatedto people in a program organized at Wardhinee. Shri. Vivek Savant (Director-MKCL), Shri. PrashantKothadiya- (Social Worker - Azim Premji Foundation) and Shri. Satish Joshi (Social Worker) werepresent during the program.Samajik Rakshabandhana) As a part of celebrations of 125th birth anniversary of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, the festival of

Rakhipournima was observed as “Samajik Rakshabandhan”. Volunteers and students of

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Wardhinee visited 2500 homes to spread the message of equality based society (SamatayuktSamaj). On this occasion, a sticker displaying a quotation from Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar wasgiven to every family. People welcomed this concept of celebrating the festival of Rakshabandhan.

b) E Waste collection driveGlobal warming has acquired alarming proportions. In order to protect the environment, it hasnow become very important to spread the message of clean environment. Use of Electronicdevices has become so common, that people throw huge quantities of faulty devices and gadgetsdirectly into dustbins. It creates a serious pollution problem to the society at large. Socialorganizations in Pune decided to conduct an E-Waste Collection Drive on the occasion ofRakhipournima to educate the society and motivate them to deposit their E waste at a specificcollection point. ‘Swa’-Roopwardhinee participated in this drive. Through door to door campaignwe were able to reach and appeal to 1500 families to respond positively.

Demonetization & its aftereffectsOn 26th November, the Constitution Day, a special lecture was organized at Wardhinee. One of thetrustees of Arthkranti Pratishthan and noted journalist, Shri. Yamaji Malkar was invited to addressthe youths on the current issue of demonetization and its aftereffects.On 8th November this year, the Central Government announced that the currency notes ofRs.500/- and Rs.1000/- would not remain a legal tender with immediate effect. Since that momentevery Indian is very curious to understand what would happen to the Indian economy as a result ofdemonetization. Shri. Yamaji Malkar talked to the audience in great details. He strongly supportedthe decision of demonetization taken by the Central Government. He further explained that thismove will have multifarious effects - e.g. the threat of terrorism and black money shall reduce. Hesaid that Arthkranti Pratishthan has constantly been demanding demonetization. He also supportedthe Govt. efforts for encouraging the e- transactions. At the end of the program, the audience took thefollowing oath-v I shall never hold any specific faction responsible for any national issuev I shall never disgrace my nationv I shall do everything to set right the faulty system and shall start asking questions to the

system, as a step in this directionv I shall always insist for transaction in white money.Vibrations in the blooming minds ‘

Swa’-Roopwardhinee and Tata Motor’s Center for YouthDevelopment & Activities jointly organized a workshop foradolescent students of Wardhinee. The main object was tomake them properly understand how to handle the physicaland emotional changes that they face during adolescence.The following subjects were addressed in this workshopCommunication skill, Know yourself, The Gender conceptin present context, know your body and changes in it, Whatis love & attraction. Response from the students waspositive. They shared their experiences freely and askedsome questions to clear their doubts.

Shakha for T rainers T rainingAt ‘Swa’-Roopwardhinee, these days, most of the Shakhas (centres) are led by the students ofJunior College level (11th & 12th Std). They have tremendous energy and they take keen interest inplanning, executing programs including the daily schedule.However, it is observed that they need some training for their academic excellence as well as

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Scholarships to needy students

Right from the beginning, the trust has been helping needystudents in meeting their educational needs like fees,educational material etc. The trust has been able do this,due to the financial support received from philanthropicindividuals, trusts and foundations. During this year we wereable to help more than 194 needy students. An amount ofRs 9.47 lac was released for this purpose to students fromhigh school to post graduation level.

We take this opportunity to express our gratitude towardsthe following individuals, trusts, and Industries for their timelyand substantial support:

Tata Motors Limited lllll Tata Power & Community Development Project l l l l l Persistent Foundationlllll Gajanan Educatioal T rust & the Shivajiyans l l l l l Samarth Bharat Shaikshnik Shishywrutti Yojanal l l l l Dr. Sou. Prabha Joshi & Dr . Bal Joshi Scholarship Scheme l l l l l ARK Thermal Insulation Engg.& Trading Comp any l l l l l Shri. Amit Bramhe

We also wish to thank M/s. Bajaj Allianz General Insurance Company for sponsoring the ongoingprojects Montessori School, the tailoring courses and also the skill training in Acupressure.

Expansion of ongoing projects outside Pune

lllll The integrated development project of the trust is run at Satara, Kolhapur and Latur with thehelp of local NGOs Keshav Lakshmi Pratishthan, SETU and Janabharati Nyas, respectively.

Shri. Sarang Yadwadkar A short film on the real story of successful fight against illegalconstruction in Mutha river

Smt. Varada Sambhus(Pathak) Management angle of Wari (based on her Ph.D. thesis)Shri. Jayant Kavthekar His experiences while working with the founder of Wardhinee,

Kishabhau PatwardhanShri. Nilesh Dhayarkar The importance of personal rapport with students and its results.Shri. Yogesh Jadhav Experiences while working in the film industry and how

Wardhinee teachings are useful in this fieldShri. Vilas Kulkarni Experiences while working in water purification business, and

how Wardhinee teachings are useful in this fieldShri. Sumit Dole Experience sharing regarding stages of growth of Swapna

Udyog and how Wardhinee teachings are useful in this fieldShri. Vivek Sane Life story of Lord Krishna as a ‘Mass Leader’Smt. Anaya Chabukswar Experiences of working in the field of de-addiction, with the

help of a short film on the subjectPractical Session by Interviewing the police during Ganeshotshav festivalShri.Shirish Patwardhan & Introducing ‘Swa’-Roopardhinee to five unknown personsShri. Suresh Pawar Letter to Editor (on various current topics) (Practical Sessions)

motivational training to enable them to understand the vision and mission of the trust. At twolocations, training shakha is conducted twice a week. Motivational sessions are organised once aweek. Following are some of the topics covered during motivational sessions. Some of thesesessions were practical sessions.

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Since 1979, the trust has been working primarily for needy students and women from underprivilegedsections of the society, irrespective of caste, creed and religion. Right from the inception, all activitiesare being run without any financial support from Govt. We could achieve this only because ofcontinuous financial support from philanthropic people like you. We are very much thankful to you foryour support and encouragement. The trust takes care that maximum amount is spent on theobjectives of the trust and we can assure you that every rupee received from you will be usedproperly.

Donations to the trust are exempted from income tax - 50% under Sec. 80-G and 100% undersection 35-AC of the Income Tax Act, 1961. You are requested to give a donation to the maximumpossible that you can. Your donation will help us run the on going projects smoothly and also bringthe dream of expansion into reality as early as possible.

If you are residing in USA, we request you to route your donations through IDRF or Seva International,USA. This will enable you for tax exemption facility applicable in USA. If you wish to donate from UK,we shall be thankful if you could route the cheque through Seva International, UK. The contact emailids of these non-profit organizations are given below-

IDRF vinod@idrf.org Sewa Internatonal, USA info@sewausa.org

Sewa International, UK info@sewauk.org

You can also help Wardhinee through online donations. For necessary details in this regard,please visit our website www.swaroopwardhinee.org

Expansion at Satara was possible due to the financial support from M/s.Paranjape AutocastPvt. Ltd and we are very much thankful to them for their timely support.

lllll Rugnasahayak Abhyaskram is run at Yogeshwari Hospital, Daund, Bhagini Niwadita Pratishthan,Sangli and Harijan Sevak Sangh’s Gandhi Chatralaya, Barshi

Towards Exp ansion….

Plan to construct a Multifaceted T raining Center for W omen at Charholi Budruk

The Founder President and Chairman had a dream to start a Multifaceted Training Center on thetrust’s land at Charholi Bk. The trust wishes to expand its present Nursing Course along withvarious courses in paramedical sector, Yoga, Fashion Designing etc. The Dream of the foundersshall now take shape in the coming year.

Development of Residential Camp Site

Residential Camps is an important activity of the trust. Every year the trust organizes variousresidential camps. Taking into consideration the need to have a permanent camp site, the trusthas purchased 3 acres of land at Katavadi, Tal.Mulshi, Dist. Pune, where the trust plans to havea permanent camp site of its own.

Financial S tatus and an AppealTotal expenses in F .Y.2015-16

Expenses on Rs.95,44,440/- 93.80% Objectives

Expenses on Admin Rs. 6,30,382/- 6.20%

Total Expenses Rs. 1,01,74,822/-

Expenses on Admin

Expenses on Objectives

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Swa-Roopwardhinee : Income & Expenditure Account for the year ending 31/3/2016

To Expenditure in respect of properties K 1,11,463.OO By Rent [accrued / realised]Rates, Taxes, Cesses —Repairs and Maintenance —Salaries By interest [accrued / realised]*Insurance — On Securities M 39,51,252.00Depreciation by way of provision of K 1,36,740.00 On Loans —adjustments On Bank Account N 97,246.00Other Expenses — By Dividend —To Establishment Expenses By Donations in cash or kind P 1,36,93,360.75To Remuneration to Trustees By Grants —To Remuneration (In the case of math) By Income from other sources O 6,74,752.30to the head of the math, including (in details as far as possible)his house-hold expenditure, if any By Corpus Donation 8,69,001.00To Legal ExpensesTo Audit FeesTo Contribution and FeesTo Amount written of

[a] Bad Debts[b] Loan Scholarships —[c] Irrecoverable rents —[d] other items —

To Miscellaneous Expenses 32,144.00To Depreciation H 3,50,035.00To Amounts transferred to Reserve or 8,69,001.00specific fundsTo Expenditure on objects of the trust L 95,44,440.58

[a] Religious[b] Educational[c] Medical Relief[d] Relief of poverty

To Surplus carried over to Balance Sheet 82,41,788.47 Total Rupees 1,92,85,612.05 Total Rupees 1,92,85,612.05

Expenditure Sch. Amount Income Sch. Amount

As per our report of even dateFor J. A. Chandrachud & Co. *Strike off whichever is not applicableChartered Accounts

J. A. Chandrachud Chairman Treasurer Joint ChairmanProprietorMember No. 035980FRN: 131316WAuditorDate: 20/7/2016 Date : 20/7/2016

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