Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisation

Madhya Pradesh

From the Desk of State President ...

I feel fortunate to place the Annual Report for the

year 2017-18 at the Lotus feet of our most beloved Master Bhagwan Sri Sathya Sai Baba on

behalf of the Members of Sri Sathya Sai Seva

Organisation, MP. Currently, the organization is working in 23 Sri Sathya Sai Districts of the State.

During the year, various Organizational

Activities were undertaken by almost all the Sai Districts in the State.

The activities broadly covered the three main

wings of the Sai Organisation viz. Service, Spiritual and Educational. These activities were

carried out with an understanding that the sole purpose of doing these activities was to

recognize the inherent Divinity within oneself.

Spirituality being the core value of the

Organization's activities, this year was declared

as 'Vedam Year'. To train the master trainers in the state, Vedam workshops work organized at

15 places including the inaugural workshop at

Omkareshwar Jyotirling under the direct guidance of Ved master respected Shri Ved

Narayan ji. As guided and directed by all India

president in the Sadhana Shivir for Trust conveners and State Presedents of all the States,

organized at Para Deep Odisa, Dist level Sadhana

Shivir were organized at 21places. With Swami's blessings similar camps will be organized in all

the Samities of the State next Year.

With a view to expand the Balvikas Movements,

many Training Programmes were organized for increasing the number of Balvikas Gurus for

Group 1, 2 & 3. This in turn has increased the

number ofBalvikas Students in the State.

It is a matter of great honour that our State is allotted Sewa at Prashanti Nilayam four times in

a year. For all the Sewas, the required number of Sewadal reached Prashanti Nilayam to offer their

service. In the month of September when the number of Sewadal is usually very high, a large

number of extra activities were taken up which helped a lot for preparation of forth comming important celebrations in Prashanthi Nilyam.

The Mahila Vibhag of the Organisation came out

with various activities with a special emphasis on 'Mother and Child Care'.

The All India President Shri Nimesh Pandiya ji,

along with the National Vice President and the National Team, visited the State from 3rd to 5th

October. During their visit they travelled Sai

Districts of Balaghat, Seoni, Jabalpur, Bhopal. His meeting at Bhopal was attended by Hon'bl

Chief Minister of M.P. Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan.

Keeping in view the nutritional value of Munga Leaves and sticks, this year was also dedicated

for 'Munga Tree Plantation Drive' throughout the State. This was done with a view to distribute the Munga Leaves and sticks, after

processing, to the children in Tribal Areas and help them fight malnutrition.

We express our sincere thanks to the Convener,

Trustees and the Members of the Council of the

Management of Sri Sathya Sai Trust, MP who served hand in hand with the Organisation to

spread the message of Swami by running

Educational Institutes and Blood Banks in the State.

We also express our heartfelt gratitude and

sincere thanks to the All India President Shri

Nimish Pandya ji for his valued guidance and unconditional support.

Finally, with all our humility, we offer our

humble gratitude at the Divine Lotus Feet for giving us an opportunity to serve HIM and

choosing us to be a small part in His Divine Mission. May HE shower HIS blessings on all the

devotees for rendering their service at thy Lotus Feet.

]aiSairam!

C.A. Bharat Jhawar

State President

Foreword

This organisation is based on the Divine principles and offers opportunity of 'Service' to millions of

devotees. The State Organisation, under the leadership of the State President and his team is

performing a magnificent task. The uniqueness of this Organisation is the 'Selfless Service' and the

'Divine Undercurrent' in all activities undertaken.

I wish a great success to the Organisation and pray that each member becomes a worthy instrument

in the Divine Mission.

Jumboo Bhandari

State Trust Convenor

SSS TrustMP

MADHYA PRADESH

The organizational activities are spread in almost all the Sai districts of MP state. Currently organization is working through

23 Sri Sathya Sai Districts.

S.N

0.

List of District NAME

Presidents : DISTRICT NAME

MOBILE NO. EMAILID

01 Mr. Anil Srivastava Anuppur 9907382333 anilsrisairam@gmail.com

02 Mr. AmitTiwari Balaghat 8120748727 bgtdpsssso99@gmail.com

03 Mr. Pushparaj Sahu Betul-1 9981842680 vinod.S84@rediffmail.com

04 Mr.Kishore Malviya Betul-2 9425658747

OS Mr. Ram Manohar

Agrawal

Bhind 9826290127 -NA-

06 Mr. Vikas Awasthy Bhopal 9425158058 saivikasawasthy@gmail.com

07 Mr. Ratansingh Mago Chhindwara 9406760000 rsmago@gmail.com

08 Mr. Panakin Barot Dhar 9993447022 panakinbarot25@gmail.com

09 Mr. Deepu Pathak Gwalior 9425757288 sai_deepup@yahoo.com

10 Mr. Sudarshan Sinha Hoshangabad-1 9425367106 sudarshansinhaet@gmail.com

11 Mr. Rajesh Jaiswal Hoshangabad-2 9406552280

12 Mr. Mukul Bochare Indore 9425064299 mukulbochare@gmail.com

13 Mr. Abhijay Upadhyay Jabal pur 9826132377 abhijay67 @gmail.com

14 Mr. Dhanyakumar Gandhi Katni 9827752213 dhanyakumargandhi99@gmail.com

15 Mr. Tarun Jhawar Khandwa 9425085177 tarunjhawar@hotmail.com

16 Dr. Harsh Karmahe Mandla 9039634750 karmahe.harsh@gmail.com

17 Mr. Chetanpuri Goswami Narsinghpur 9425349015 gcpuri7227 @gmail.com

18 Dr. Ani ITiwari Rewa 9300680650 tiwarianil_trs@rediffmail.com

19 Mr. Shriram Dubey Sagar 9039965005 shriram_dubey@rediffmail.com

20 Mr. C.M.Singh Satna 9425426036 s.chandramauli@yahoo.com

21 Mr. D.C.Saxena Ratlam 9425107254 dcjyotisaxena@ rediffmail.com

22 Mr. Chandrakant Beliya Seoni 9424653409 ckbeliya.sai@rediffmail.com

23 Mr. M.V.Krishnan Singrauli 9425178119 krishnanprema@rediffmail.com

Introduction

The foundation of Sri Satya Sai Seva Organization

is "to recognize the inherent divinity within" which is based on the principle laid by Bhagwan

Sri Satya Sai Baba. The aim of all the activities

undertaken by the organization is to uplift 'Sadhana' and to help individuals to move on the

'Path of Spirituality'. Bhagwan's teaching is the

core of all the activities.

The Organisation is disciplined, well planned,

systematic & follows each and every direction

given by the All India President. All major decisions are collectively taken by the Office

Bearers & devotees during the Annual Meeting

and execution is done harmoniously. It encourages participation of all with uniformity

and equality. There is no discrimination on

account of Caste, Religion, Sect or Colour. All work in cohesion and believe that the Divine

Love permeates among all.

It is ensured that each and every member is

assigned a responsibility and has a role to play. Senior members are mostly involved in

sustaining the standards and harmony. They are given due respect and responsibility to move

around the Samithis and Bhajan Mandalis, share their experiences, provide guidance and ensure discipline.

All the State Co-ordinators of different wings

move around the State to give necessary guidance in their respective field of work.

We offer our humble gratitude at the Divine Lotus Feet for giving an opportunity to be a part of His Divine Mission and improve ourselves.

The Sevadal, Bal Vikas Gurus, Bal Vikas children

and the youth are the four pillars of Organisation. They are the energy and spirit ever ready to take up service activity voluntarily. Regular trainings

and conferences are organised enabling them to experience Swami's philosophy and bear the

responsibility with understanding. The Organisation takes up all necessary steps at all

levels to promote and encourage participation with love and care.

For smooth functioning, the Organisation has

introduced 'Induction Process' which helps the new members to easily gel and become a part of

the team and strengthens them to take up responsibilities and discharge their duties with

ease and enthusiasm- thus giving better results.

During the year 2017-18 all the three wings of the Organization-Spiritual, Service and Education were active in consolidation, improvement and expansion of the Organisational work.

Education

BAL VIKAS MOVEMENT:

Value Education is the strength of the

organisation. There are wide spread activities in

the field of Education. Balvikas is very close to

Swamy and he had always emphasised on Value

Education to be given to children along with the

modern Scientific Education. Swami always said

"My students are My property". They will carry

the 'Torch ofValues' for the Nation. A value based

human resource is the need of the day for any

Nation. Children being the leaders of tomorrow,

have to be instilled with the right values.

Bal Vikas movement was started in the year 1969

by Swami and today it has become a global

movement. The ladies devotees of the

Organization have taken up the Balvikas

movement in the State. The Mahila devotees are

encouraged and given training to become a Guru.

The Bal Vikas classes are conducted in 3 groups

from the age of 5 to 15years. Each Guru mentors

the childlren living in their vicinity.

In our State the Bal Vikas is expanding and there has been an increase in the number ofBal Vikas classes this year. As a result of continuous, unified and systematic efforts the number of Bal vikas activities have increased significantly.

Om Sri Sai Ram

Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisation

M.P.& C.G

Annual Report of State Co-ordinator for 30th June 2018

1. Bal Vikas centers and Gurus

BV Centers

No. of Districts covered Grou(2- I Grou(2- II Grou(2- Ill

33 723 288 178

Total 1189

No. of Gurus

No. of Districts covered Grou(2- I Grou(2- II Grou(2- Ill

33 842 262 159

Total 1263

2. No. of students in Residential BV (Urban) Samiti level Balvikas.

Grou(2- I Grou(2- II Grou(2- Ill

Boys 2507 923 382

Girls 3035 1065 503

Total 5542 1988 885

3. No. of students in Residential BV (Village/Rural) Bhajan Mandli Level balvikas.

- Grou(2- I Grou(2- II Grou(2- Ill

Boys 1759 526 183

Girls 2146 612 239

Total 3905 1138 422

-

Grou - I Grou -11 Grou - Ill

Boys 269 40 3

Girls 339 34 7

Total 608 74 10

-

Grou - I Grou - II Grou - Ill

Boys 2712 714 243

Girls 2886 579 295

Total 5598 1293 538

- Grou - I

Boys 347

Girls 199

Total 546

4. No. of students in Slum Balvikas

- Grou - I Grou - II Grou - Ill

Boys 532 245 9

Girls 428 234 29

Total 960 479 38

5. No. of students in SSSVIP

Balvikas

6. No. of students in School

Balvikas

7. No. of students in Special

Balvikas

8. No. of students in School Balvikas under Vidhya Jyoti Program.

Boys 1770

Girls 2027

Total 3797

9. No. of Centers

T e No. Bo s Girls

Residential I Urban 500 3812 4603

Village 219 2468 2997

School 108 4553 4580

Slum 37 786 691

SSSVIP 15 312 380

Special 16 347 199

School under Vidhya Jyoti 38 1770 2027

Total 933 29525

10. Trainings

T e of training No. of

training

No. of

artici ants

Training For Games And Teaching Aids 4 36

Training for Parenting workshop.

A. State Level 7 188

B. District Level 1 32

Training For Meditation and prayer 10 134

Training For Bhajan and Value Songs 10 300

Training For Story Telling 2 25

School Teacher s Training (For School Balvikas) 2 25

11. Meeting

Activit Place No. No. of

Partici ants

Guru Meeting All Districts 136 907

Parents Meeting All Districts 90 2392

12. Spiritual Activity

Tyes of Activity Place No. No. of

Balvika

Pa rtici a nts

Cultural Program & Swami1

S

Birthday I Eashwa ram m a de

All

Districts

157

4268

Rally All Districts 34 1609

Com petition All Districts 58 1213

13. Seva Activity

Type of Activity Place No. No. of

Balvikas

Participants

Narayan Seva

All Districts

248

1558

Anaath Ashram Seva by Balvikas

students

All Districts

3

40

Other Seva activities by balvikas

students.

All Districts

72

168

14. Other Activities

Type of Activity Place No. No. of

Balvikas

Participants

Anand Mela All Districts 16 1903

Balvikas Picnic I Sadhna Sivir

All Districts

22

723

Summer Course

All Districts

For Balvikas students 8 250

For Non- Balvikas students 9 187

OTHER ACTIVITIES '1\nand-Mela" is a program that engages Balvikas

students during their vacations. The program

helps students to interact with each other, learn

through entertaining activities and games in an

informal yet disciplinary manner. This year

many students attended and learned life skills in

the Anand mela.

Gurukul - "Sai Gurukulam" is a program started to keep the students active and involved in the organization. Children are camped in a District place with their Gurus where they do all activities that strengthen their mental, physical and spiritual ability. They are also taught about their roles and duties in the society.

Bal Vikas Picnics - were organized in different

Districts. Children were taken for an outing

which gave them an opportunity to learn

through experience. Various activities viz.

games, quizzes, sports etc. were planned to

motivate and build their self-confidence.

Balvikas Summer Camps were conducted for 5 or

7 days. Many activities were organized to

strengthen the mental ability and increase the

creativity. Values based games were played and

value based stories are narrated.

Non- Balvikas Summer Camps were organized in different areas so that the Non Balvikas children also come to know about the value based education. This also had contributed in the increase in the number of students in the regular Balvikas.

School Summer Camps were held in order to introduce the concept of Bal Vikas to the School Management which had positively resulted in a successful start of Bal Vikas classes in the respective schools that were contacted.

Eshwaramma Week was celebrated where Bal Vikas students were given the opportunity of taking part in various competitions, games and cultural programs.

"Parenting" program - Many parenting programs were organized in the various parts of the State where parents came to know as to how the Bal Vikas Programme changes the attitude and behavior of the students. This had given a good result and the parents took special interest to send their children to the regular Bal Vikas classes.

Sri Sathya Sai Vidya Jyoti This program is about adoption of schools by each District. This National School Adoption Program was

launched in March 2016. The purpose is to change the environment of these schools and make the

student attend the school. Till now 54 schools are adopted in the whole State. One girl from a tribal

school ofChindwara got 3rd prize in the National Essay writing Competition. This girl belongs to Satya Sai

Vidya Jyoti School, Chindwara.

Service Wing CLEANLINESS DRIVE: Under the banner of 'Swatchata se Divyyata Tak' from 2nd to 20th October cleanliness drive was taken through out the State. Nearly llakh 50 thousand man hours were spent towards Cleanliness Drive and Health & Hygiene Awareness Programs.

Vocational Training Vocational training was taken up by the State in a systematic manner. Presently SSRVTC are established

at 6 places in the State viz Indore, Jabalpur, Chhindwara. Mandla, Balaghat & Bhopal. In the SSRVTC

activity students from villages are trained for Mobile Repairing, Electrical Repairing, Computer

Repairing, Food Processing and Stitching

MOTHER AND CHILD CARE: Mother and child care program is a national initiative adopted in our state. This is a program necessary

for enhancing the spiritual environment at home. Team of ladies Sewadal was formed for planned

execution and wide spread coverage.

This program was launched in our State 3years back. This year they have completed remaining all the Sai

Districts of the State. This year Annupur. Bishrampur. Hosangabad and Chhindwara were covered. In

this program complete awareness in Health, Hygiene and Food Habits are explained very meticulously.

SSSVIP: Sri Sathya Sai Village Integrated Program is a Nationwide Program adopted by SSS Seva

Organisations on PAN India basis. It has its genesis from the infinite compassion of Bhagawan Sri Sathya

Sai Baba towards the poor, downtrodden, ignorant and innocent people living in the villages. The

program was launched on the auspicious dayofUgadi in 2007. The service activities under this program

arefocussed on the family. Thefamily is considered asthe main unit of activities.

Our Statehas taken up 6villages under SSSVIP Aadarsh Gram Projects. Since these villages arelocated in

different parts of the State. Depending on the local circumstances, the organisation plans to introduce at

least 4 Cares out of 7 which include Individual care, Employment care, Agri care, Medical care, Educare,

Socio careand Spiritual care.

The major activities undertaken in SSSVIP Aadarsh Gram Projects are Bal Vikas, Narayan Seva, Medical

Camps, Veterinary Camps, Kissan Sammelen (wherein interactive sessions between agriculture

scientists and the farmers takes place), Bhajans and Nagar sankirtan.

HOSPITAL SEVA:

DRINKING WATER SEVA: All Samithis of the State arrange 'Pyau' (drinking water huts) Seva during summers in public places like

road sides, railway station, bus stand etc. This activity has been undertaken since last many years on a

regular basis by a large number ofSamities.

During Gurupurnima and Navratri the places of Spiritual importance like Maiher, Dewas, Khandwa etc.

are visited by large number of pilgrims. SSSS Organisation takes up the noble task of providing drinking

water services and cloak room facility. Seva dal carrying water containers on their back, move around

and quench thirst of tired devotees.

DISASTER MANAGEMENT TRAINING: Whenever natural calamities caused havoc in human life, the SSS Seva Organisation has been extremely

responsive in providing assistance to the effected population. To keep the team always ready and

prepared, the State organisation arranges regular trainings for its youth. It is not sufficient to train our

youths but it is also important to generate awareness among other college and school students about the

disaster that may occur. Ladies were also given Training.

Organisation provides two types of training - Disaster Management Training for two days and Disaster

Awareness Training for one day.

Sr.No District Date Participants Total Remarks

Boys Girls

1 Seoni (Keolari) 27th & 28th October 42 0 42 DM

2 Katni Public School 14/10/2017 54 42 96 DA

3 Government NPG

college

09/12/2017 60 35 95 DA

4 Chichili Samiti

(Gadwara)

13th Jan 2018 65 00 65 DA

5 ITI College, Khursara

(Seoni)

5th Jan 2018 25 32 57 DA

6 Khalsa Engineering,

Jabal pur

12th May 2018 80 120 200 DA

7 Nursing College,

Pipariyakalabalpur

8th July 2018 29 21 50 DA

8 ITI college, Nawasa 2nd Sept 2018 37 08 45 DA

9 SSA College, Sihora 13th Oct 2018 70 78 148 DA

10 Guna 3Pt Oct 2018 40 15 55 DA

SEVA AT OLD AGE HOMES, ORPHANAGE, BAL SUDHAR GRIH & LEPROSY COLONY:

The seva at above mentioned places is a regular feature of the samithis. Few highlights are:

• Children below 18year who have committed crimes are kept in Bal Sudhar Grih (Remand Homes). The

samithis namely Seoni, Jabalpur. Khandwa and few others regularly visit these and provide guidance

to children and conduct Balvikas classes and celebrate festivals with them.

+ At Jabalpur the sevadal visits home for mentally retarded persons and old aged persons regularly.

They celebrate Rakhi, Diwali and other festivals with them.

PRASHANTHI SEWA: With the grace of Bhagwan our State does Nilayam Sewa twice a year independently in the month of

September & February and twice with the other States in March & May. During the year 2017-18

required number ofSevadal was available and they did their Seva spiritually with utmost sincerity. In the

month of September the excess number of Sevadal members were divided into many groups and the

total Cleanliness Drive was taken up at Prashanthi Nilayam Campus which helped the Central Trust to

prepare for the Yagna & Birthday Celebration.

NATIONAL NARAYAN SEVA : Under the banner of National Narayan Sewa, old people, who cannot earn their bread and butter, are

adopted and given full provisions and other necessary items required by them for survival. This is not for

a particular time period. This continues till their last breath. Total732 persons are adopted in various Sai

Districts ofthe State.

SPIRITUAL: This year was decided as year for "Back to Basic". Under this concept Mass Veda Movement had started in

various parts of the District. Further, stress was given on following 9 points Code of Conduct in all

Districts of the State and the Workshops on 9 points Code ofConductwas conducted.

VEDA WORKSHOP

Sr.

No

Place

Date

No of districts

participated

No of devotees

G L

1 Bilaspur 11/3/18 Bilaspur/Korba/Champa/

Bhatapara/Raipur 66 45

2 Balaghat 29/3/18 Balaghat I Seoni 60 110

3 Betul 1/4/18 Betul 102 69

4 Gadarwara 14/15th

April' 18

Narsinghpur 88 78

5 Seoni 9/6/18 Seoni/Chindwara 85 70

6 Chindwara 10/6/18 Chindwara 110 127

7 Gwalior 14/7/18 Gwalior 30 20

8 Shajapur 12/8/18 Shajapur 40 20

9 Ratlam 19/8/18 Mandsour 50 40

10 Indore 29/9/18 Indore 20 15

11 Jabalpur 30/9/18 Jabalpur 43 37

12 Khandwa 20/10/18 Khandwa 60 47

13 Satna 29/10/18 Satna/Rewa 27 04

14 Katni 5/11/18 Katni 20 32

15 Gana 8/11/18 Gana/Vijaypur 12 18

Note - The Veda conference held at Parthi. 105 devotees have participated from our state.

WORKSHOPS ON 9 POINTS CODE OF CONDUCT STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF SADHANA SHIVIR ON 9 POINTS CODE OF CONDUCT

DATE

DISTRICT

TOTAL REGISTRATION

BIFERCATION

MALE

FEMALE

TOTAL

ST,!U'E

OFFICE

BEARERS

DI STT.l.EVEL

OFFI CE BER.

SAMrTI

CONV.

B.MANDAI.I

CONV

OFFI CE

BEARERS

B. V.GURU

OTHERS

1

10/06/'liJll

ANUPUR

132

113

245

3

10

7

3

49

7

166

2

16/06/ZOll

RATLAM

66

40

106

2

5

6

l

6

86

3

17/06/'liJ11

HOSHANGABA0-2

41

38

79 2

7

4

28

8

30

4

17/06/'liJ18

Mi\NDLA

91

46

137

2

7

3

3

12

110

5

Z4/06/Z018

REWA

36

27

63

2

7

5

l

20

7

21

6

2A/06/'liJ18

JABALPUR lOS

60

165

13 8

5

0

24

19

96

7

01/07/ZOll

KHANDWA

162

140

302

10

6

4

2 9

271

8

01/07/Z018

BALAGHAT

175

129

304

3

9

11

15

38

45

183

9

08/07/Z018

INDORE

75

50

125

3

7

5

35

10

65

10

08/07/Z017

DHAAR

88

56

144

9

8

3

6

7

111

11

15/07/Z018

CHINDWARA

308

358

666

1

21

9

50

30

20

535

12

15/07fiJJ18

SATNA

148

57

205

1

8

6

9

11

170

13

15/07fiJJ18

SEWANI

10!

143

246

3

17

9

15

38

15

149

14

Zl/07fiJJ18

NARSINGHPUR

160

91

251

3

8

6

13

23

198

15

'U./07/Z018

KATNI

137

126

263

3

12

6

2

19

24

197

16

22/07fiJJ18

BAITUL1&2

426

224

650

2

21 18

55

554

17

'U./07fljJ18

HOSHANGABAD·1

258

206

464

11

9

6

6

5

427

18

22/07/Z018

SIDHI

100

80

180

4

3

3

10

160

19

22/07fiJJ18

SAGAR

80

67

147 3 5

6

22 6 105

20

22/07fljJ18

GWAUOR

70

62

132

2

5

4

1

12

108

21

'U./07/Z018

BHIND

59

26

85

2

7

2

6

68

GRAND TOTAL

28ZO

ZU9

4959

80

191

128

Z01

Z87 Z6Z

3810

SARV DHARM SAMMAN: Sri Satya Sai Sewa organization is based on the principal ofSarwa Dharma Sambhav. Swamy's teachings

are based on 'Love All, Serve All, Help Ever and Hurt Never'. The Organization participates in activities of

all religions such as Christmas, Eid, Cheti Chand, Mahavir jayanti, Budha Poornima etc.,

SAl AARADHANA DIWAS (24th April): Aradhana Diwas is celebrated in the memory of Bhagwan Baba as he had left the body on this day. All

Samitis go for Mass Narayan Sewa and distribution of clothes to poor and needy and in the evening

Aadaranjali is offered to lord Saiand in some places Bhajan sandhya programs are organized.

SAl SAPTAHA (17th Nov to 23rd Nov) All the samitis of our State celebrate a week long program starting from 17th November to 23rd

November. During these days Nagar sankeertan is organized in the morning and Bhajans in the evening

either in the villages or at Samiti Centers. And the program ends with a public function on 23rd evening

and Maha Narayan Sewa on that day.

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN STATE: Sri Sathya Sai trust MP is managing one Women's College and four Schools in the State. The Women's

College is at Bhopal and the Schools are at Indore, Vijaypur, Bhopal and Ratlam. All the institutions follow

the basic principle ofEducare in their schedule and are committed to Value Based Education. The schools

are registered with National Council of Sathya Sai Schools and undergo various training programs

conducted under the Institute ofSathya Sai Education and Vidya Vahini.

The schools at GAIL Vijaypur and Indore are highly reputed and organise summer camps, value festivals

for Sai school children on a regular basis. Renowned orators are invited to present talks and various

activities are conducted to make learning a memorable experience. Every year group of students from

these schools visit Prashanthi Nilaym on pilgrimage.

The Women's College at Bhopal is prestigiously graded "If' by NAAC team. It is spread over an area of21

acres and is committed to women empowerment through value based education and enabling them to

participate actively in the work of nation building and social reconstruction. Recently state trust has

done large scale infrastructure expansion by constructing second floor. This was required to start the

Law stream. College also supports organisation by providing its infrastructure for programs.

SRI SATHYA SAl BLOOD BANK, INDORE: State has a well-equipped Blood Bank at Indore. Itwas started with the inspiration & blessings of Swamy

17 years back. This was started looking into the need of poor and needy who suffer a lot due to

commercialization ofblood banks. The blood is provided on cost basis i.e. no profit no loss. On an average

100to 150 units ofblood per month is provided to the poor and needy.

MUNAGA PLANTATION: To remove Malnutrition in tribal villages in our State we took up a project of mass plantation ofMuringa

(Munaga) trees. The leaves of Munga contain many minerals and vitamins and it is used widely in South

African countries as a nutritional supplement. A detailed project was planned and in the month of June

the first phase started with plantation from Haryali Amavasya. In the second phase grooming the plants

and replacement of damaged ones will be done. In the third phase the leaves will be collected by the

District Head Quarters and then after processing the same will be distributed to the villagers.

2

HOSHANGABAD-1&2

1628

3

REWA

98

4 DHAR 35 5

BHIND

32

6

CHINDWARA

10087

7

ANNUPUR1&2

800

The plantation district wise

1 GWALIOR 205 14 KHANDWA 1514

15 INDORE 987

16 RATLAM 3205

17 MANDLA 235

18 KATNI 2130

19 SATNA 2203

8 SAGAR 1262 20 SINGRULI 100

9 JABALPUR 2723 21 NARSINGPUR 5200

10 SEONI 1930

11 BHOPAL 3147

12 BETUL-1 &2 2413

13 BALAGHAT 1500

GRAND TOTAL MP 41434

VISIT OF ALL INDIA PRESIDENT (3rd October to 5th October):

All India President Shri Nimesh Pandiya, National Vice President Shri. Ramani, Smt. Kamala Pandiya,

National Co-ordinator, Balvikas and National team visited Miregaon in Balaghat District where he had

inaugurated SSSRVTC center and donated five Sewing Machines to the village ladies. After that he

addressed nearly 3000 devotes who had gathered.

Then he visited Seoni District where the Center was inaugurated formally. After the inauguration a

public function was organized where nearly 4000 devotees had assembled.

On 4th of October he visited Jabalpur and witnessed the Balvikas Workshop, the Devotees Conference,

met the members of the Organisation and then addressed the VIPs at Sai Centre ofJabalpur.

On 5th October reached Bhopal where he visited Vidya Jyoti School, Piplani, Sri Satya Sai Higher

Secondary School, Bhopal, Anand Mela organized by Balvikas students, Devotees conference organized

at Sri Satya Sai Mahila College, Piplani where Shri. Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Chief Minister also attended

the program. In the evening he met with Beurocrats, Educationalists and Intellectuals in Santhi Van.

Finally he had leftfor his destination in the morning.

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