#MyGivingStoryIndia

1. We have created a vast impact on the life of HIV infected Peoples this will impact the life of estimated more 3500 People who is Living with HIV/AIDS because more than 60% of HIV Population is belongs to BPL community who do not even have the resources to satisfy the needs of family and to buy whole belly meal for their family and due to un-sufficient diet the medicine of HIV treating Pills creates side effects on human body rather than to cure the Disease and to solve this issues we had proposed to the state Govt. through which those peoples will get the benefits of Antodaya Anna Yojana (AAY) Card who belongs to BPL category by which they can at least buy supplementary food items (Rashan) at cheaper rate and satisfy the hunger of their family which gives them a energy to work and sustain the life of himself and his family. 2.We had Provided Legal Aid Services to more than 40 People who was disturbed mentally and physically and some of them are even try to commit suicide because they were get disturbed by daily tone of the family, relative and society. Who was always force them to commit suicide because most of peoples had the mindset that H.I.V can be spread by Contacting to each other or by living with the HIV infected Peoples and the victims of HIV was seen with the eye of doubt and treat them as like the prostitute or as a sex worker and this situation was going worst when the children has thrown out there of their parents from their own house just because of HIV infection. This is very serious issues and after that we helped the old peoples and support them in Legal matter hire a Lawyer for them who can see their case and present documents on court and after a long fight finally they got justice and the guilty is in jail. There are many similar cases in which we tackle issue and provide services to the victims. 3. We also provides Social and Medical Services to all Peoples doesn’t matter Caste, Colour and Status.

Where all the transactions of money happen, the bank is in everyone's mind. But there is 'Grain Bank' in the village of Dafal in Madha taluka of Solapur district. Darfal is situated on the banks of river Sina, nine kilometers away from the river. The village that was inspired by the 'Rashtra Samiti Dal' and inspired by the thought of Sane Guruji The Muslim youth of Umrao Sayyed started the formation of 'Rashtra Seva Dal' in the village of Darfal in 1940. Jaiprakash Narayan, Annasaheb Sahastrabuddhe was present in the camp held at Matilbor in suburban Maharashtra in 1956. He presented the concept of a self-dependent village at that time and explained the way to rural development. The villagers also enthusiastically established 'Village Development Board' in the village. Junkyard was further included in the 'Khadi Village Industries Seed Scheme'. At that time, Vitthalrao Patwardhan, the then officer of the scheme, presented the concept of grain bank in front of Darfalkar. The young sarpanch of that village Tukaram Nivrutranti Shinde took the idea. On 1 March 1960, with the help of his colleagues, he established 'Grain Bank' by 'Village Development Board'. What was the reason behind this? Farmers and agricultural laborers in rural areas have to take loans (mostly jowar) from the lenders, big farmers or traders. Suppose, if one grandson takes a loan, then the grain repayment should be done in accordance with the calculation of two and a half grandchildren in the season. This type of name was called Palmeod. To recover lenders; It was going on the Khalas. Jawar was seized by the principal and the interest. Therefore, the foodgrains of two or three bags remain for the farmer throughout the year. The farmers also came to Radkundi. As an answer to this oppressive system, the 'Grain Bank' was established. The lobbyists were, of course, opposed to that thing. But all the general public stood firmly with Tukaram Shinde. As a means of facing the drought situation, the grain banks were first introduced in the year 1905 in Thane district of Maharashtra. After that many banks were withdrawn in Orissa around 1930. Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Orissa and P. Bengal's grain banks were going on in the state. Farmers from all walks of the village got their share while collecting the dividend for 'grain bank' in Darbhal village. The 'Grain Bank' was established in 1960. At that time, twelve quintals of quintal from the members of the sixty-eight members gathered in rupees twelve kilogram of jowar. At least one person in each family of the village is a member of the bank. The villagers in the area can also get some kilo kilograms of deposits in a depository bank and become a member. A grandson, borrowed, has to pay four-legume grains for interest. Grain recovery is done during harvesting. Unless the whole grain is collected, the bank does not allocate loans for the next year. There is about to pay the grain bank's debt. The name of the person who first owes the loan is written on the board in the village! The banks' owned 'pave' are built in the land to store the amount, as is' Strongroom 'for holding the amount and valuables in nationalized banks. Improvement is the dug in the soil. A traditional arrangement of thousands of potions digging under the ground is found in Haripur village in Sangli district. Grains (mainly sorghum) are stored safely throughout the year. The pavement is prepared by digging deep into the ground. Its diameter is 20 feet in the bottom, and the mouth is two and a half feet. It is like a bunting-shaped flute or a flute in a laboratory. The whole structure of the pave is constructed. Around 300 quintals of grains are stored in one leaf. Five such pavements are constructed in the soil in the water. The stock of Jowar deposited in the grain bank, the stock of Jawar for the next year is left to the stock and 'Grains of grain' are sold for the next year. That money is spent for the development of the village. Darbhal village does not depend on government help for development. Grain Bank donated donation for the construction of Nav Bharat Vidyalaya in Darbhal. The hostels for the same school students for the construction of grain, Vitthal temple; Apart from this, donations have also been made for Nav Bharat Library and also for the construction of the hall. In villages, training has been done in villages such as Tilim, Bhajmandai, Cultural platform, Sina river mud bund, sanitary cove, Shambhanshal shed, installation of tiles (ladders / tiles) in the Dharmeshal, help for water fountains, warehouse, Vetalpar and restoration of Pira. The Bank has provided material to the Bhajan Board. The Bank has also helped the Gram Panchayat's own water supply supply scheme, the Gram Panchayat well, the electricity pumps. 'Grain Bank' spends the entire yatra of the village; No one from the village is being asked for a subscription. Bank is engaged in the maintenance of social commitment from time to time. For example, in the year 1962, when the Panshet Dam was broken, and the Killari earthquake, the bank provided sorghum and cash assistance to the accident victims. There are eleven directors' executive boards, including the president, vice president, to see the transaction of 'grain bank'. The election of the Board is usually unconstitutional. There is a secretary, two joint secretaries and two soldiers to manage office work regularly. The bank has its own office.

मंजुला आज किसी परिचय की मोहताज नहीं है। इनका पूरा नाम मंजुला श्रीवास्तव है । ये जनपद-प्रयागराज, उत्तर प्रदेश की निवासी हैं । बचपन से ही मंजुला का जीवन काफी संघर्षपूर्ण रहा । ढाई वर्ष की उम्र में ही पिता का देहांत हो गया । ये दो भाई और दो बहनों में सबसे छोटी हैं । 12वीं के पश्चात वर्ष 1989 में SSC द्वारा इनका चयन सरकारी नौकरी हेतु किया गया । किन्तु 2 वर्ष नौकरी करने अपनी बीमार माँ की देखभाल के लिए इन्होनें नौकरी से इस्तीफा दे दिया । लड़कियों एवं महिलाओं की परिवार एवं समाज में स्थिति को भली-भांति महसूस किया । वर्ष 1993 में इनका विवाह ऑडिटर पद पर कार्यरत सुरेश चन्द्र श्रीवास्तव से हुआ । अपनी बीमार माँ के इलाज खर्च वहन के लिए एक संस्थान में नौकरी की । इसी दौरान वहाँ पर कार्यरत गरीब लड़कियों एवं महिलाओं को जो यौन शोषण की शिकार होते देखा और तभी से इन्होनें उनकी बेहतरी के लिए कार्य करने का निश्चय किया । अपनी माँ के देहांत के बाद वापस आकर इन्होनें ‘मंजुल महिला कल्याण समिति’ नामक संस्था का पंजीकरण 1995 में कराया । शुरुवाती दौर में महिलाओं को जुटाने एवं उनके साथ वार्ता करना काफी चुनौतीपूर्ण रहा लेकिन अपने मजबूत इरादों से इन्होनें महिलाओं के करीब 217 SHG बनाए और लगभग 200 परिवारों को जीविकोपार्जन से जोड़ा । महिलाओं के हक़ व अधिकार प्राप्ति हेतु व्यापक पहल की एवं इससे संबंधी विभिन्न नेटवर्क व अभियान जैसे-AALI, We Can, मैसवा, ‘साथी यू॰पी॰’, ‘वादा न तोड़ो’, ‘आरोह’, ‘वाणी’, ‘महिला अधिकार अभियान’ इत्यादि के साथ जुड़कर हक़ व अधिकार के मुद्दे तथा शोषण एवं हिंसा की शिकार महिलाओं के लिए विगत लगभग 20 वर्षों से कार्य कर रही हैं । महिलाओं, किशोर-किशोरियों के साथ उनके स्वास्थ्य, शिक्षा, अधिकार, लीगल एडवोकेसी एवं जीविकोपार्जन क्षेत्र में कार्यरत हैं । वर्तमान में लैंगिक समानता, SRHR के मुद्दों एवं स्थायित्व जीविका सृजन के लिए कार्य कर रही हैं

The childhood is all about playing with friends. But, for children of Baby Sarah’s Home is much more. Let’s rewind to November, 2017. A group of 10 children was decided to do something for neighboring children. Normally; the children of Baby Sarah’s Home are sensitive, kind and loveable towards disability, & environment. They knows the value of families and life. On the occasion of international child Rights day; the children organize a marathon and run around 110 kms (borders of Pondicherry) to create awareness about “child rights” and other related issues. To cheer-up the runners many schools students & community people came on streets.

Kowsalya hailing from a disadvantaged Narikuravar community (Gypsy) in Pondicherry was once abandoned by her own community when she tried to elope with a tribal youth. She was rescued, provided shelter and education support through SAMUGAM Trust. She was directly admitted to 8th Std. and went on to complete 12th standard. She is the first girl in her community to take up a career in nursing and serves as an inspiration for other girl children in her community where still children are married at young age. She was recognized and awarded by organizations. Recently, Puducherry government awarded her for her efforts in the year 2018. All her aim is to complete nursing and promote girls education in her community.