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NARI SEWA SAMITI, U.P.

ANNUAL REPORT

(For the year 2015--16)

Friends,

I am honored to present the Annual Report of Nari Sewa Samiti for the year 2015—16, which is a

documentation of our commitment to exacting standards. The vision for empowerment, wellbeing and equality

of women in our society dates back to 1936 when an inspirational and immortal soul Padamshri Late Smt. Mona

Chandravati Gupta started this organisation as Women's Social Service League of UP with the mission to

educate and empower women of weaker sections and bring them into mainstream. The venture over the years has

grown into a big corpus of women education, skill development and empowerment which provides social equity

to women.

The contribution of Nari Sewa Samiti is enormous and has been documented over the years. Since there can be

no real advancement of the society without women contributing to it, Nari Sewa Samiti's efforts for the

advancement of the cause has been significant . As a matter of fact the Samiti has had a path breaking effect

which happily has been followed by many other organizations as well. The tool for the advancement and

empowerment is education and we along with all our units have been tirelessly working to strengthen the same

fulfilling our vision and mission.

Nari Shiksha Niketan PG College is affiliated to the University of Lucknow and is NAAC accredited. The

academic session for 2015-2016 started on the 16th July for both the regular and self financing courses and 2155

students were enrolled in the session. In this academic year, there were no new regular appointments or

retirements. A Student Union as per the instructions of the state Government based on the recommendations of

Lyngdoh Committee, was constituted. To enhance the academic performance and for career advancement, the

faculty members attended conferences and presented the research findings of their respective disciplines. Various

lectures and interactive workshops were organized for the students by various organizations aiming on

vocational trainings, career counselling and personality development. The College was facilitated on 17.12.2015

for best performance in 'Ankuram' (Transforming Government Primary Schools) organized by I Care India.

The Annual Function and prize distribution ceremony was held on 8th February 2016 at Natya Kala Kendra. The

chief guest Smt..Piya Krishna, President, Nari Sewa Samiti, graced the occasion with her presence. Various

awards were given to the meritorious students to encourage them.

In Nari Shiksha Niketan Inter College the new session started from 1st April, and 781 students were on roll. The

results for High School and Intermediate were 83% and 98% respectively. Smt.Hari Asha Kiran( lecturer) and

Smt. Rajeshwari Srivastava ( Assistant teacher ) retired on 30.06 2015 and 31.03.2016 respectively. Three new

teachers joined during the year. The college was the convener for 61 District Level Inter College Kho—Kho

Games Competition. The College team was the Runners Up in the event. Four students were selected for the

Regional Team Competition. The Annual Function and Prize Distribution was held on 12th December 2015.. Sri

Amar Nath Verma, Director, Madhyamik Shiksha was the Chief Guest. Km. Siza Rai student of class XII E won

Rs.5 Lacs as First Prize in a Classical Dance competition organized at IIT Kanpur. Two sets of uniforms per

student were distributed to 188 students of class VI to class VIII alongwith regular mid day meals.

Mona Chandravati Bal Shiksha Niketan has been continuously striving to nurture children of weaker section of

society by imparting them quality education. The session commenced on 1st April 2015 as per the order of U. P.

Govt. and 353 students were enrolled. Assessments, Half yearly and Annual Examinations were conducted on

scheduled dates and the examination results were 98%. Mother's Day was celebrated on 10.05 2015 and different

competitions were organized for mothers and prizes were given away. To promote leadership and sense of

responsibility, office bearers were elected in Bal Sabha on 12.07.2015. PTA meeting was held on 15.07 2015

and mothers were elected office bearers. Independence Day was celebrated on 15th August with lively and

colorful patriotic performances by the students. Brigadier PC Mathur unfurled the National flag. Annual Sport's

Day was organized and the chief guest Er. Sumer Kumar Agarwal, MD Levana Group inaugurated the program

and gave away prizes to the winners. 45 part freeships and 28 half freehips were given by the Samiti according to

merit and need of students. Annual function was clubbed with NSN Post- Graduate College and President of the

Samiti Smt. Piya Krishna gave away the academic and special prizes to the students.

Mona Convent School focuses on all round development of Primary and Junior students and provides them

education through the medium of English. The session commenced on 16th march for Pre-Primary section and 1st

April 2015 for Primary and Junior section with 475 students. This final batch of class VIII passed with flying

colours. Assessments, Half yearly and annual examination were held on schedule. The session reported 99%

examination results. Mother's Day and welcome of the new parents were held in May and July. Yellow and Red

Day were celebrated in Pre-Primary section .Independence Day was celebrated and children recited patriotic

songs and poems. Teacher's Day was celebrated on 5th September 2015. Janmashtami Jhanki was decorated in

hall on Krishna Janmashtami. Annual Sports Day was celebrated on 18th Oct-2015. On 4th Nov consecration

ceremony of class III to VIII was held. Deeksha was rendered to the students of class III by the Chief Guest

Smt.. Vinita Mathur, Vice President of NSS. Annual Prize Distribution was held on 8th Feb'2015 in the Annual

Function of NSN PG College.

Under Sewa Samiti Vocational Training activities are two units viz. Nari Kala Mandir Training Centre and Nari

Kala Mandir Production Centre. Training Centre runs certificate courses in Tailoring and Allied Crafts and

Production Centre conducts Hobby Courses. Since Samiti’s prime aim is to empower women of weaker section

of the society, the fee charged for these courses is very nominal and concessions are also given to under-

privileged girls/women. In Nari Kala Mandir Training Centre 44 girls appeared in the exam and the result was

98%.

In Nari Kala Mandir Production Centre one day Shibori was held on 18 April 2015 by Smt. Megha Khandelwal.

Unnati project worked with the collaboration with Sarah Jahan Initiatives Pvt. Ltd. and trained students on

retail & customer care executive. A stall of hand crafted utility items was put up by Nari Kala Mandir in the

Sanat Kada Craft Mela held at Baradari from 6 Feb to 10 Feb 2015.

In the Family Counselling Centre at the C.I.D. Office 119 cases were pending from previous year, 105 cases

were registered and 121 cases were settled. Besides these instances of dispute settlement, 10 workshops /

goshthies were also organized in different areas of Lucknow.

The F.C.C. in Nari Bandi Niketan Situated at Mohanlalganj is running since 16 February 2000 for the welfare of

the victims through counselling, Medical camps, Legal assistance and other cultural programmes. Various types

of applications are written by the counsellors on behalf of the victims. At present there are 315 convicts and 15

children in jail. This year there were 3954 counsellings and other help and there were 24 releases.

FCC is situated at the heart of Lucknow City in Kaisarbagh area in the Samiti premises and deals and solves the

problems between couple disputes through counselling, legal help, police help and psychological support. This

year, 93 cases were registered and 862 people contacted the centre. Besides these, 15 Mohalla gosthi were

conducted by the counsellors. On the occasion of Mahila Divas a special workshop was organized by the

counsellors for 35 Students

The Natya Kala Kendra, an auditorium situated on old Kanpur Road behind Balrampur Hospital near the Civil

Court, Lucknow and is made available to various organizations and private parties to hold cultural, social,

educational and other functions. It has a seating capacity for 1500 persons and has good acoustics, light and

sound system. The auditorium was booked throughout the year and brought revenues to the Samiti.

In Nari Sewa Medical Centre this year 24 free health check up camps were organized and a total 3600 patients

were attended to. Camps were organized throughout the year and free of cost checkups and testings were done.

The centre has vaccination facility and various health awareness rallies were organized.

This year two water coolers of Kool air and one Aquaguard of Eureka Forbes have been installed in BSN and

MCS total costing Rs. 62990. 3 Hand pumps one each in BSN/MCS, Inter & Degree Colleges have been

installed from the Vidhayak Nidhi of Sri. Ravidas Mehrotra, MLA.

To co- memorate our founder Padamshri Late Smt. Mona Chandravati Gupta, Founders Week was celebrated

from 2nd to 7th Nov 2015 during which various competitions were organized. During the week many inter-

collegiate competitions like Volley ball tournament, Swarachit Kavita, Rangoli, Mehendi, Poster, Quiz, Folk-

dance, Folk song, Essay-writing and Debate were organized. On the concluding day, a cultural programme was

presented by the teachers of various units. Trophy for best team, donated by Ms. Arati. R. Jerath was bagged by

MCS and PG College was awarded running trophy donated by Mrs. Nandini Pattani for its second best

performance. Smt. Meetali Gain of Inter College received the Pradeep Kumar Agarwal Memorial Running

Trophy for the best individual performance. Trophy for Second best individual performance, donated by Smt.

Suniti. N. Kumar went to Smt. Vinita Saxena of BSN. Dr. Rupal Agarwal, Chairperson of UP State Social

Welfare Board was the Chief Guest on 7th Nov 2015 in closing function of Founders Week.

The Samiti is thankful to its donors who have been benevolent and their support means a lot to us. I thank Angira

Hansraj Charitable Trust for donating Rs. 2,00,000 for Nari Kala Mandir, Dr. KL Garg Memorial Charitable

Trust for donating Rs. 15000/ for purchase of Sports Equipment and Rs. 5000/- for Scholarships to the students

of BSN and MCS, EASACT for sanctioning Rs. 3,00,000 against the projects submitted to them and Er. Sumer

Agarwal, MD Levana Group for Rs. 25,000 alongwith scholarships to 5 poor but meritorious students of MCS. I

am also thankful to Dr. MM Khan, Smt. Ruchi Verma, Sri. Arun Wadhera, Sri. R.K Soni, Sri. Ravi Kumar and

others for their kindness and for funding us in arranging better facilities for our students.

We at the Samiti, deeply mourn the passing away of our President and guiding force for the last 25 years Smt.

Suniti N kumar. I shall be failing in my duty if I do not bow my head in respect to the departed soul with whom

I was associated for over last two decades and who was a friend, philosopher, guide and inspiration to me. We

also mourn the demise of Dr Smt.. Prabha Mehra & Smt.. Raman Verma were well known and active members

of the Samiti during the year gone by.

The Samiti welcomes Smt. Piya Krishna, an eminent social worker and representative of the founder family as

our new President. We assure her of our complete support and hope that the Samiti would accomplish all the task

left midway by our late President besides achieving new goals.

As the past rollercoaster year ends, we have a fresh year ahead with new challenges of the future making critical

demands. We need to, raise the bar and set new benchmarks as change is the new paradigm and sustained

innovation the new mantra. The Samiti is chartering its onward upward journey through judicious combination

of all round activities and the commitment to create and disseminate social equality which is intrinsic to it. The

staffs of all the units have contributed immensely through their hard work and relentless support in taking the

Samiti to its glory by blending nation building with professionalism. I heartily thank my colleagues, members of

the executive and the management, the staff and the students for their contributions. I invoke the Almighty to

keep us grounded to understand our duties and help us to march ahead as we have set our aim high and look

forward to setting new milestones on route. Confident of your support I reaffirm today my commitment to

maintaining the glorious traditions of the Samiti.

(Dr.Anil Kumar Agarwal)

General Secretary

For and on behalf of the Executive Committee

Nari Sewa Samiti, U.P., Lucknow.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

(As on 31-03-2016)

S. NO. NAME DESIGNATION

01. Smt. Piya Krishna President/Founder's Representative

02 Smt. Indra R. Jerath Vice President

03. Sri U.S. Halwasiya Vice President

04. Smt. Deepashri Mohan Vice President

05. Smt. Vinita Mathur Vice President

06. Dr. Anil Kumar Agarwal General Secretary

07. Sri Vinay Krishna Treasurer

08. Sri Prakash N. Bhargava Assistant Treasurer

09. Sri Vijay Gopal Assistant Treasurer

10. Ms. Arati R. Jerath Member

11. Sri Vikram Krishna Member

12. Smt. Suman Puri Member

13. Smt. Padmini Krishna Member

14. Smt. Mamta Verma Member

15. Maj. Gen. (Retd.)Vijay Krishna Member

16. Smt. Nandini Pattani Member

17. Smt. Babli Gujral Member

18. Sri Mudit Agarwal Member

19. Sri Manoj Nagrath Member

MEETINGS OF THE GENERAL BODY & EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE :-

During the year Annual General Meeting was held on 18--09-2015 and the Meetings of the Executive

Committee were held during the year on 14-03-2015, 18—04—2015, 18--09-2015, 28-11-2015 and 12-03-2016

Minutes of the sub-Committees/Managing Committees of various sections were also ratified at the aforesaid

meetings and advice and financial help wherever necessary were given to different units of the Samiti.

MANAGING COMMITTEES / SUB-COMMITTEES

(As on 31-03-2016)

[A] NARI SHIKSHA NIKETAN POST – GRADUATE COLLEGE :

01. Smt. Piya Krishna President

02. Dr. Anil Kumar Agarwal General Secretary / Manager

03. Smt. Babli Gujral Assistant Manager



06. Sri Vijai Gopal Assistant Treasurer

07. Sri U.S. Halwasiya Member

08. Smt. Deepashri Mohan Member

09. Smt. Vinita Mathur Member


11. Principal Ex-officio Member

12-15. Teacher’s Representatives Members

16. Class III Representative Member

[B] NARI SHIKSHA NIKETAN INTER COLLEGE:-


02. Dr. Anil Kumar Agarwal General Secretary/Manager

03. Smt. Babli Gujral Assistant Manager



06. Sri U.S. Halwasiya Member

07. Smt. Deepashri Mohan Member

08. Smt. Vinita Mathur Member

09. Sri Vijay Gopal Member






[C] MONA CHANDRAVATI BAL SHIKSHA NIKETAN :-



03. Smt. Padmini Krishna Manager




07. Smt. Babli Gujral Member




[D] MONA CONVENT SCHOOL:-



03. Smt. Babli Gujral Manager








[E] NARI KALA MANDIR


02 Dr. Anil Kumar Agarwal General Secretary

03 Smt. Mamta Verma Manager

04 Sri Vinay Krishna Treasurer





09. Principal Training Centre Ex-officio Member

[F] NATYA KALA KENDRA :-



03. Smt. Padmini Krishna Manager





[G] NARI SEWA MEDICAL CENTRE :-



03 Sri Vinay Krishna Treasurer

04 Sri Vijay Gopal Assistant Treasurer

05 Smt. Padmini Krishna Member

06. Medical Officer Ex-Officio Member

[H] FINANCE COMMITTEE :-


02. Dr. Anil Kumar Agarwal General Secretary/Manager

03. Sri Vinay Krishna Treasurer/ Convener

04. Sri Prakash N. Bhargava Assistant Treasurer/Co-Convener


06 Smt. Padmini Krishna Manager

07. Smt. Babli Gujral Manager

08 Smt. Mamta Verma Manager

[I] MEMBERSHIP SCREENING COMMITTEE :

Ms. Piya Krishna

Ms. Arati R. Jerath

The current activities of the Samiti are as under:

[A] EDUCATIONAL 1. Nari Shiksha Niketan Post-Graduate College

2. Nari Shiksha Niketan Inter College

3. Mona Chandravati Bal Shiksha Niketan

4. Mona Convent School

[B] WOMEN’S VOCATIONAL

1. Nari Kala Mandir Training Centre

2. Nari Kala Mandir Production Centre

[C] WOMEN’S WELFARE 1. Counselling Centres

[D] CULTURAL 1. Natya Kala Kendra Auditorium

[E] MEDICAL 1. Nari Sewa Medical Centre

[A] EDUCATIONAL:

Nari Shiksha Niketan Post Graduate College Annual Report 2015- 16

Nari Shiksha Niketan PG College is affiliated to the University of Lucknow and is NAAC accredited. There are

three faculties offering courses structured as per the University guidelines. Under regular courses 15 subjects are

offered by the faculty of Arts and 4 subjects are taught in the faculty of Science. The Faculty of Commerce,

M.A. (Hindi), and Psychology in B.A. are under the self financing programme.

The academic session for 2015-2016 started on the 16th July for both the regular and self financing courses as the

college re-opened after the summer break.

Admissions & Examination Results

In accordance to the norms prescribed by the University, the admission criterion was specified and the process

of admission to the first year courses of B.A., B.Sc., B. Com. and M.A was initiated in the month of June. The

total number of students enrolled was as follows:

Class Total No. of Students

B.A.I 560

B.A.II 467

B.A.III 620

B.Sc.I 100

B.Sc.II 41

B.Sc.III 50

B.Com.I 80

B.Com.II 57

B.Com.III 73

M.A.I 60

M.A.II 47

Total UG Regular Students 1838

Total Self Finance Students 210

Total PG students 107

Grand Total 2155

The examination results for the year 2014-15 were as follows:

Class No.

Appeared

No. Passed Pass

Percentage

B.A.I 570 400 70%

B.A.II 678 537 79%

B.A.III 565 553 98%

B.Sc.I 110 23 21%

B.Sc.II 57 44 77%

B.Sc.III 29 28 97%

B.Com.I 72 46 64%

B.Com.II 78 63 80%

B.Com.III 86 74 86%

M.A.I(II

semester)

47 46 98%

M.A.II(IV

semester)

39 39 100%

Appointments

In this academic year, there were no new regular appointments or retirements.

The teaching faculty consists of 22 regular teachers. Several teachers were appointed on a part- time basis to

assist in the teaching of their respective subjects. Ms Upma Shukla was appointed as part time Lecturer in the

Commerce department and Dr. Dolly Bajpai and Ms Amandeep were appointed as lecturers on a part-time basis

in the Chemistry department.

Educational Tours:

AIH department conducted educational tour to Lucknow Museum on 4th November 2015. Students also visited

Chattar Manzil on 19th Nov. 2015 on the occasion of World Heritage Week organised by U.P State

Archaeological department.

Academic Achievements of the Faculty

To enhance the academic performance and for career advancement, the faculty members attended conferences

and presented the research findings of their respective disciplines.

Dr. Padmini Natu is appointed as member of Board of Studies in the Department of Sanskrit, Lucknow

University. She has received “Sanskrit Sewa Samman” from Padamshree Neeraj on 25th April 2015.

Dr. Ruchi Saxena, Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry was honoured by “Teacher of the

Teacher’s Iman Jafar-e-Sadiq Award 2015” for her outstanding contribution to Chemistry. The award was given

by Awadharna Group on teacher’s day.

Under the career advancement scheme six faculty members- Dr. Sunita Kumar, Dr. Vibha Agnihotri, Dr. Indu

Kumari, Dr. Ruchi Saxena, Dr. Neeta and Dr. Divya Pande were promoted and designated as Associate

Professors.

Many faculty members attended seminars, conferences, symposia and workshops and presented papers in their

respective disciplines at national and international conferences in India and abroad. Dr Indu Kumari and Dr.

Vibha Agnihotri participated in an International Seminar in Sri Lanka in June 2015 and presented papers in their

respective disciplines.

Dr. Vibha Agnihotri organised a panel entitled “Gender Asymmetry in Contemporary Urban India” held in

Bhuvneshwar, Odisa and published two books entitled- “Evolutionary Anthropology” and “Outlines of Social

Anthropology”.

Many faculty members published research papers in national and international journals. Dr. Manjari Khanna of

Hindi department, Dr. Aparna Senger of Sociology department, Dr. Azra Bano of Economics department, Dr.

Sunita of AIH department published one research paper each in national journals. Dr. Vibha Agnihotri of

Anthropology department published three research papers in national journals. Dr. Aisha Fatimi, Dr. Vandana

Sant of AIH department and Dr. Satya Mishra of Sociology department published three research papers each in

international journals. Dr. Sudhi Singh of Zoology department and Dr Mamta Dogra of Physical Education

department published one research paper each in International journal.

Dr. Sunita Kumar published a chapter in book entitled “Samajik Anushandhan Padhyetiyan” and two chapters

in a book entitled “Bhartiya Samaj”. Dr. Vandana Sant and Dr. Aisha Fatimi published a chapter each in book

entitled- “Indian Culture and Art: Continuity and Change” and Dr. Aparna Senger published a chapter in book

entitled “Indian Journal of Legal Philosophy”.

Dr Divya Pande received a grant of Rs 5 lakh from ICSSR, New Delhi for her Major Research Project entitled-

“Impact of Technology on Language and Social Communication Pattern of School Students in the District of

Lucknow”.

Dr. Sunita Kumar, Dr. Aisha Fatimi, Dr. Vandana Sant, Dr. Satya Mishra, Dr. Mamta Dogra attended short term

courses and Dr. Sudhi Singh attended a refresher course in HRDC at the Academic Staff College, Lucknow

University. Dr. Razia Parveen participated in a refresher Course held at the ASC, Aligarh Muslim University.

Committees of the College

To ensure the ongoing systematic development within the college related to the administrative and co- curricular

activities, the existing committees consisting of the faculty were reviewed and reframed which include- The

Planning and Development Committee, The Purchase Committee, The Scholarship Committee, The Cultural

Committee, The Library Committee, Student Welfare Committee, Girl’s Fund Advisory Committee and The

Alumni Association Committee. The Admission Committee began work in the 3rd week of June to maintain the

transparency in the admission process and continued to be operative till the admissions closed in September. To

ensure discipline in the College campus, a Proctorial board was also formed and Dr. Vandana Upreti was

appointed as the Chief Proctor. As per the UGC guidelines, an Internal Quality Assurance Cell was reviewed and

reconstituted in the College under the supervision of the Principal who is also the Chairperson. Dr. Suman

Mishra is appointed as the co-ordinator and Dr. Divya Pande, Dr.Aisha Fatimi, Dr. Sudhi Singh and Dr. Mamta

Dogra are working as internal members. The two external members appointed by the management are Dr.

P.P.Sinha, former Head of Department Chemistry, Lucknow Christian PG College and Smt. Rashida Zaheer,

social activist. The committees work round the year addressing issues related to them and are supervised by the

Principal.

Student- Union

A Student Union as per the instructions of the state Government based on the recommendations of Lyngdoh

Committee, was constituted. The elections were held on 18th September and the results were declared the same

day. The office bearers were all elected unopposed and are as follows-

President Ms. Pragya Pandey

Vice- President Ms. Deepa Masih

Secretary Ms. Tanu Chaurasia

Treasurer Ms. Rajni Yadav

Arts Representative Ms. Soni

Science Representative Ms. Rajni Chaturvedi

Commerce Representative Ms. Roshni Mourya

M.A Representative Ms. Geeta Yadav

Library Representative Ms. Komal Tripathi

The oath taking ceremony was organized on 10th October 2015. The Chief Guest for the ceremony Ms Juhi

Singh, Spokesperson Samajwadi Party and President, Bal Adhikar Sanrakshan Aayog administered the oath to

the office- bearers. President Nari Sewa Samiti, Smt. Suniti N. Kumar, General Secretary and Manager, Dr. Anil.

Kumar Agarwal graced the occasion with their presence.

National Cadet Corps (NCC)

The 19th U.P. Battalion of N.C.C. is located in the college and Lieutenant Dr Razia Parveen leads the unit. The

unit comprises of hundred cadets. Three cadets were selected for the IGC-2015. Aakansha Pandey was selected

for pre-RDC 1 and 2. The cadets participated in Pulse Polio, Blood Donation, HIV AIDS, Traffic management,

female infanticide and anti-drug campaigns. A rally was organized by the cadets on 8th Dec 2015 for awareness

of non-communical diseases. Dr. Razia Parveen participated in the Combined Annual Training Camps.

Under the supervision of Dr. Razia Parveen and Dr. Shobha Tripathi, one hundred cadets and students of the

college participated in the Primary School Reformation Programme ‘Ankuram’ conducted by I Care India. The

college was awarded first prize in the entire state and the Principal received the trophy from the DM, Sri.

Rajshekhar and the VC of Lucknow University Prof. S.B Nimse. Dr. Razia Parveen and Dr. Shobha Tripathi

were also awarded letters of appreciation for the same.

Sports

Dr. Mamta Dogra, Assistant Professor, Department of Physical Education, participated in “Late Dr. Sameer

Mishra Memorial Teacher’s District Badminton Tournament” held in K.D Singh Babu Stadium, Lucknow and

won second prize in singles and first prize in doubles badminton trophy.

Three players Kajol Sonkar, Aakansha Rawat and Pooja Kashyap participated in Junior District Level Volleyball

in Moradabad and Jyoti Verma, participated in Senior State Volleyball tournament in Ghaziabad.

Extra-Curricular activities

Various lectures and interactive workshops were organized for the students by various organizations aiming on

vocational trainings, career counselling and personality development. A lecture on employment awareness was

delivered by Sri. S.M Shahid Hussain Naqvi from Vishva Vidhalaya Sewayojan Soochna Evam Mantrana

Kendra, Lucknow on 30th Sept 2015. On 18th November 2015 a workshop was organised on Skill Development

by NSDC, Ministry of Skill Development and Enterprenurship, Government of India.

Founder’s week activities

This year the founder week was celebrated from 2nd to 7th November 2016 to commemorate our founder late

Padamshree Mona Chandravati Gupta.

During the week many inter-collegiate competitions like Swarachit Kavita, Volley ball tournament, Rangoli,

Mehendi, Poster, Quiz, Folk-dance, Folk song, Essay-writing and Debate were organized. Around 12 Colleges

from Lucknow participated in all the events and Nari Shiksha Niketan P. G. College secured positions in nearly

all the events.

On 3rd November in the Essay competition, Divya Rai of Navyug Kanya Maha Vidyalaya PG College, and

Shipra Tripathi of BSNV PG College were given the first and second prizes respectively. In the Mehndi

competition held on 2nd November, the first prize went to Saira Bano of Cambridge College and the second prize

was bagged by Komal Nishad of Mahila PG College. On the same day in the poster competition, Harshit Singh

of JNPG College, Diksha Awasthi of Nari Shiksha Niketan PG College and Shikha Singh Kushwaha of Mahila

PG College got the first, second and third prizes respectively. In the rangoli competition, Shanti Devi of Nari

Shiksha Niketan PG College got the first prize whereas Ritika Singh and Surriya Verma of Mahila PG College

got the second and third prizes respectively. On 3rd November, an extempore speech contest was held. Manoj

Yadav of BSNV PG College, Sadaf Ayub of IT College and Divya Rai of Navyug Kanya Mahavidyalaya PG

College were placed first, second and third respectively. In the creative writing poetry section, Pragya Bajpai of

Nari Shiksha Niketan PG College, Vishal Nandan Tiwari of JNPG College and Muntaha Fatima of Mahila PG

College won the first, second and third prizes in that order. In “Mrs Sushila Devi Agarwal Memorial Running

Trophy Girls Volleyball Inter- Collegiate Tournament” held on 4th November 2016, the final match was played

between Guru Nanak Girls College and Nari Shiksha Niketan PG College. A total number of 6 teams

participated and the running trophy was won by Guru Nanak Girls College while Nari Shiksha Niketan PG

College was the runner ups.

On 5th November in the Folk song event, Sumit Sharma of JNPG College, Shubham Pandey and Astha Nath of

BSNV PG College were declared first, second and third respectively. In the folk dance competition, Pragya

Pandey of Nari Shiksha Niketan PG College won the first prize and Shraddha Singh of Ramadheen College and

Monika Singh of Nari Shiksha Niketan PG College won second and third prizes respectively. Same day in the

quiz competition, Karamat Hussain PG College team won the first prize and Nari Shiksha Niketan PG College

secured the second position.

On 6th November a debate was organized on the topic “Are Social Networking Sites Useful for our Society?”

Seven colleges participated and the running trophy instituted to honour the Memory of Sri Ashok Kumar

Agarwal was awarded to BSNV PG College. The team from Nari Shiksha Niketan PG College was placed

second. Ankita Gupta of Guru Nanak Girls Degree College and Prafful Diwedi of BSNV PG College were the

best speakers in the individual category.

On 7th November 2013 the concluding day, the faculty presented a vibrant cultural programme. The college was

awarded running trophy by Smt. Nandini Pattani for its second best performance.

Annual Function

The Annual Function and prize distribution ceremony was held on 8th February 2016 at Natya Kala Kendra. The

chief guest Ms.Piya Krishna, President, Nari Sewa Samiti, graced the occasion with her presence. Various

awards were given to the meritorious students to encourage them. The late Smt.Mona Chandrawati Award for

the highest marks in B.Sc.III and B.A.III were given to Saima Khatoon and Pratibha Bajpai respectively. The

late Smt. Asha Gupta awards were given to Pooja Vishwakarma and Priya Dikshit for securing highest marks in

M.A. II and M.A.I respectively. The students who secured highest marks in B.A. I and II, B.Sc. I and II and

B.Com I and II were also awarded. The students who secured highest marks in various subjects were given

medals. In addition to the academic achievements, awards were also given for best volunteer NSS, best cadet

NCC, best worker Proctorial Board,best sports person and also for cultural activity co-operation to students

excelling in co-curricular activities. Sudha Prakash Memorial Scholarship was given to Kiran Gupta of B.A 11.

Development work in the College

The college had received a general development grant and a grant under 14 merged schemes in the 11th plan- the

UGC Network Resource Centre, Career Counselling Cell and Remedial coaching cell were conceptualized and

made operational for the students of the college. The purpose of these cells is to provide a technology-oriented

environment to facilitate learning through audio- visual means and also provide career counselling. The website

of the college is updated every quarter.

Annual Examination

The Annual examinations began on 1st March 2016 in concurrence with the University of Lucknow.

2. NARI SHIKSHA NIKETAN INTER COLLEGE, LUCKNOW

The Academic session was started from 1st April'2015.In pursuit of excellence and for smooth functioning of the

college, a meeting was held on 01.04.2015 in the college campus. The Time Table and outline for the new

academic session including co- curricular activities were chalked out.

Enrolment:-- There are 781 students on the roll of the college.

Staff:-- There are 35 teachers including Principal in the college. One clerical staff and four class IV

employees are also working.

Examination Results for the academic session 2014- 2015 were as follows:-

Class No of Students appeared No of Students Passed Percentage

High School 99 82 82.82%

Intermediate 265 259 97.73%

Meetings of the Managing Committee:- Two meetings of the Managing Committee were held on 11.8.2015

and 29.02.2016 during the session.

Retirements- Smt.Hari Asha Kiran, lecturer, and Smt. Rajeshwari Srivastava, Asstt. Teacher Retired on

30.06.2015 and 31.03.2016 respectively.

Appointments :--Smt. Nirmala, Smt. Rachna Singh, Asstt. Teacher, and Smt. Poonam, Lecturer joined the

college during the year.

Parent –Teacher Association (P.T.A.):-

The General Body meeting of the P.T.A was held on 30-07-2015 in which the following were elected as office

bearers.

President – Sri Kishore Kumar Singh

Vice President :--- College Principal.

Treasurer-Smt. Sheeba Ansari

Auditor-Sri Shiv Poojan Verma

Parent‘s Representatives:- Smt. Guddi Devi, Smt. Geeta , & Sri Rajesh.

Teacher’s Representatives:-Smt. Sushma Singh, Smt. Prachi Mishra,& Smt Arpita Singh. ,

The P.T.A appointed one Urdu teacher, a tabla accompanist and one class IV employee. Further, PTA sponsored

prizes for Founder's Week Competitions and Annual Function. A computer for Office work was also provided.

Founder’s Week:-

The Founder's Week was celebrated with enthusiasm from 02.11.2015 to 07.11.2015. .Several competitions such

as Essay writing, Rangoli, Music, Dance, Hindi Debate ,English elocutions etc were held in the college and the

winners were awarded. Science and trade exhibitions were praised by everyone.

A mesmerizing classical song was presented by Smt. Mitali Gain, along with other teachers of the College on

the concluding day of the Founder's Week, the" Pradeep Agarwal Running Trophy' for the best individual

performer was bagged by Smt. Mitali Gain for 2nd consecutive year.

Annual Functions:-

The Annual Function and Prize Distribution was held on 12th December 2015 at Natya Kala Kendra. Sri Amar

Nath Verma, Director Madhyamik Shiksha was the Chief Guest. During the function various cultural

programmes were presented by the students.

The recipient of the various awards for the year 2015 were:--

1. Km.Aaysha Husain….. - Mona Chandravati Award for securing the highest marks in the High School Exam.

2. Km.Roopam Kumari –Indra Saxena Award for securing the highest marks in Science Group & Sunil

Agarwal Memorial Award for securing Highest marks in Science with Mathematic in the High School Exam. .

3. Km.Surbhi Srivastava - Pradeep Kumar Agarwal Memorial & Indra Saxena Award for Securing highest

marks in the Science Group,.Sunil Kumar Agarwal Memorial.Award – for Securing highest marks in Science

group with Mathematics & Miss Vishesh Mathur Memorial Scholarship—for securing highest marks in

Mathematics in Intermediate Examination.

4. Km. Bharti Kashyap - Sushila Devi Agarwal Memorial Award for securing the highest marks in Humanities

group & Ashok Kumar Agarwal Memorial Award for securing highest marks & Dhananjaya musical

award- for securing highest marks in the Music ( singing ) in the Intermediate Examination.

5. Km.Komal Kannaujia – Bharti Puraskar & Miss Vishesh Mathur Memorial Scholarship—for securing

highest marks in Sanskrit in the Intermediate Examination.

6. Km. Komal Yadav— Miss Vishesh Mathur Memorial Scholarship -- for securing highest marks in English

in Intermediate Examination.

7. Km.Shalini Yadav— Srimati Prem V. Mackey Prize-- for securing highest marks in Commerce stream and

highest marks in Banking., and Book keeping and accountancy in Intermediate Examination.

8. Km.Tabinda Aayasha fazal— Smt. Prem V Mackey – for securing second highest marks in Commerce Group

in Intermediate Examination .and also in English and Hindi subjects,& Miss Vishesh Mathur Memorial

Scholarship—for securing highest marks in English in Intermediate Examination.

9. Km. Ritu Agarwal--- Smt Prem V Mackey Puraskar – for securing highest marks in Book Keeping and

Accountancy in Commerce Group in Intermediate Examination.

10.Km. Komal – Smt. Prem V Mackey Puraskar--- for securing highest marks in Business Management in

Commerce Group in Intermediate Examination.

Extra Curricular Activities :-

1. " District Girls Inter- College Kho—Kho Championship 2015—16" was organized by college as Convener. Eleven colleges participated in this Competition. Our College team stood Runners Up, & Sri Umesh Tripathi,

DIOS gave away the prizes. Four students were selected for the Regional team.

2. In " District Inter College Badminton Competition" our Team got First Prize in Senior Level and Second Prize in junior Level

3. In Volleyball two students—Km. Kaushiki Chaurasia and Km. Anamika Saini were selected to represent the State at National level.

4. Our team also participated in District Girl's Basket Ball Championship 2015—16.

5. On the Occasion of " Jayanti of Sardar Vallabh bhai Patel " NTPC organized a program in which 23 students spoke on the topic " Role of Youth in the Fight against Corruption " and our 6 students were awarded Cash Prize.

6. Km. Siza Rai student of class XII E won Rs.5 Lacs as First Prize in a Classical Dance competition organized at IIT Kanpur.

7. College students participated in ' Medha Inter School Quiz Competition 2015 organised by Sri Ram Swaroop Memorial University.

8. Our students and Teachers also participated in Sadbhavana Diwas Rally organized by the Education Department.

9. Independence Day was celebrated in the College. Cultural Programs were presented by the Students and Sweets were distributed amongst students.

10. To show their respect and Love for their teachers, students celebrated" Teacher's Day" with full enthusiasm.

11. On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti teachers and students of the college presented melodious Bhajans in the college Campus and a group of students with their Music teacher Smt. Mitali Gain presented patriotic songs and

Ram Dhun at DM Office. Students also participated in Hindi Essay writing Competition organized by UP

Gandhi Smarak Nidhi.

12. Deepawali Mela was organized in which a group of students of NSN College set up attractive Games and Food stalls.

13. Republic Day was celebrated in the College and a group of students of the College with their Music Teacher Smt. Mitali Gain performed National Song at District Magistrate office.

14. One hundred and fifty students of the college participated in Bhartiya Sanskriti Gyan Pariksha held in the college under the Guidance of Smt. Ragini Mishra, Hindi Lecturer.

15. On the festival of Basant Panchmi , Saraswati Pooja and Havan were performed in the College Campus and Prasad was distributed .

16. Farewell party for the students of class XII was given by the students of Class XI . Miss Siza Roy of class XII E was chosen as Miss Nari by the Panel of Judges.

17. Mid day meal is distributed on daily basis amongst the students of class VI to VIII and Text books were also distributed to the students of class VI to VIII.

18. Annual Examination :-- High School and Intermediate Board Examination 2016 began on 18 Feb 2016..

Other Activities;--

1. Computor as a Subject in Intermediate Classes got recognition from Education Department.

2..Smt. Mitali Gain Lecturer received ' Mahila Shakti Shiromani Swaran Padak Award " on the occasion of

International Mahila Diwas organized by Rashtriya Samta Swatantarta Manch.

3.Smt. Anita Srivastava II and Smt. Rachna Singh participated in' Basic Training Camp' organized br UP Bharat

Scouts /Guides District Organisation Lucknow from 27th November2015 to 03rd December.

4.Sri Aurbindo Soceity Organised five days program for Sceince teachers in which Mrs Vandana Verma, Mrs

Neelam Rao and Smt. Archana Gautam participated.

5. Certificate of Complement was awarded by Gayatri Teerth Shanti Kunj Haridwar to Smt. Anita Agarwal P

rincipal,for her contribution to conduct Bhatiya Sanskriti Gyan Pariksha.

3. MONA CHANDRAVATI BAL SHIKSHA NIKETAN, LUCKNOW

The School is one of the vital and essential institutions which indeed supports the bulwork of the edifice of

humankind. Mona Chandravati Bal Shiksha Niketan has been continuously striving for that level of education

which nurtures children specially of weaker section of society like pearls in the heart of the shell of divine

guidance.

Academics-:

The session 2015-16 commenced on 1st April 2015 as per the order of U. P. Govt.

Students Enrolled :-- 353

Teaching Faculty including Principal :-- 15

Assessment, Half yearly and Annual Examination :----On Scheduled dates.

Examination Results 2015--16 :--- 98%

Co-Curricular Activities:-

Students of Class 1 to 5 went to watch educational movies to CMS auditorium on 15th April 2015.

To give honour and express love towards Mothers Children performed dances , skit and recited poems on

Mother's Day 10.05 2015. Different competitions were organized for mothers and prizes were given away.

To promote Leadership and sense of responsibility office bearers were elected in Bal Sabha on 12.07.2015.

Welcome of new parents program and PTA meeting was held on 15.07 2015 in presence of the Manager and

Mothers were elected office bearers.

Independence day on 15th August 2015 was celebrated with a lively , colorful and full on enthusiastic, patriotic

performances by our students. Brigadier PC Mathur unfurled the National Flag.

In addition, all festivals and important days like Raksha Bandhan, Janamashtami , Dussehra ,Teacher's day,

Children's day, Christmiss day, Saraswati Pooja, were made significant by giving students thorough knowledge

and organizing short programs.

On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti 35 students participated in drawing competition held at Gandhi Bhawan and a

student Palak Chaudhari of class 3rd B got Consolation Prize.

42 students of class 5th took part in GK Exam on 10th Oct 2015 organized by Gayatri Vidyapeeth. They were

given gold Medals and certificates.

Our students went to Sanatkada Mahotsav Exhibition at Kaiser Bagh Baradari on 10 Feb. 2016. They were

given very interesting practical knowledge on Science and Mathematics and learnt making useful things out of

waste material. They met people of different caste and religion and acquired knowledge about their forefathers

and their customs. Our students enjoyed dancing Rajasthani Lok Sangeet with them.

Annual Sport's Day :-- To Commemorate the birthday of Padamashri Mona Chandravati Annual Sport's Day

was organized. The Chief Guest Sri Er. Sumer Kumar Agarwal, MD Levana Group inaugurated the program and

gave away prizes to the winners. Eye catching performances like Yoga, drill march past, races, Kho- Kho,

Kabaddi, Basket Ball, Volleyball, were displayed by our students.

Founder’s Week:-

Founder’s Week was celebrated with great enthusiasm from 2nd November to 7th November, 2015.. Different

Competition viz.:-- Drawing, Writing, Recitation, and Fancy Dress were organized and students participated

with high spirits and got prizes. To instill Leadership, Cooperation, honesty, and discipline consecration

ceremony of Cubs and Bulbul was organized, Smt. Santosh Kapoor trained our children. Smt. Vinita Mathur

Vice President , Nari Sewa Samiti was the Chief Guest on the Occasion. The Concluding day was decorated with

Commendable performances by the Teachers of all the 4 Units of the Samiti. The Satrangi Fawara, the Hasya

Vyanga Kavitayen were elegantly presented by our Teachers. Chairperson of UP State Social Welfare Board Mrs

Rupal Agarwal,was the Chief Guest. Smt. Veena Saxena the teacher was awarded for her wonderful

performance..

Scholarship:-

Like every year Samiti provided 45 Part freeships 28 Half Freehips according to merit and need of students.

The list of donors is as follows:-

Half Freeships :-

1. Sri R.K. Jerath Memorial Scholarship by Ms. Arati R. Jerath. 02 students

2. Sri R.K. Jerath Memorial Scholarship by Dr. Ms. Ritoo M. Jerath. 02 students

3. Sri R.K. Jerath Memorial Scholarship by Dr. Ms. Maya R. Jerath. 02 students

4. Sri Arjun Jerath Baruah Memorial Scholarship by Dr Ms. Maya R. Jerath 03 students.

5. Sri Ashok Kumar Agarwal Memorial Scholarships by Late Smt.. Sushila Devi 04 student

6. Sri Manoranjan Manglik Memorial Scholarship by Sri Mukul Manglik 01 student

7. Sri Prem Swaroop Memorial Scholarship by Late Smt. Kusum Swaroop 01 student

8. Sri M.C.Gupta Memorial Scholarships by Late Smt. Satya Gupta 06 students

9. Sri Kamal M. Morarka Scholarship 01 student

10. Sri Divya Jyoti Memorial Scholarship by Smt.. Janak Kumari Saluja 01 student

11. Smt. Santosh Kumar Rastogi memorial Scholarship by Smt. Alka Rastogi 01 student

12. Sri Vinayak Pattani Memorial Scholarship by Smt. Shakuntala Mahesh Chandra 02 students

Part Freeship :--Sri Vinayak Pattani Memorial Scholarships by Smt. Shakuntala Mahesh Chandra 45 Students

Full Freeships:-

1. Late Smt. Vimla Wadera Memorial Scholarship by Sri Arun Wadera Rs. 6300/- – 02 students

2. Dr. M.M. Khan Scholarship –Rs. 10440/-- 03 students

3. Sri R. K. Soni Scholarship – Rs. 3600/- 01 student

4. Dr. Ruchi Verma Scholarships---- Rs. 2240/-- 01 student

5. 25 students were given freeships of Rs.35500/-- collected from different sources.

6. Rs. 5000/- were donated by Mr SK Garg Chairman Eldeco for purchase of Sports Equipment. and Rs.

5000/- as scholarship for 5 students.

7. Er.. Sumer Kumar Agarwal donated Rs.11000/- for students of both BSN and MCS. Fruits, cakes, Biscuits

and toffees were distributed.

.

No musical program was held on 8th Feb 2016 in our Annual function. It was clubbed with NSN Degree College

and our President Smt. Piya Krishna gave away the academic and special prizes to our students.

Meetings :-- 2 meetings of Managing Committee were held on 12.06.2015 and 29.02 2016.

4. MONA CONVENT SCHOOL, LUCKNOW

The session 2015—16 commenced on 16th march for Pre-Primary section and 1st April 2015 for Primary and

Junior section with 475 students and 18 teachers including the Principal. This final batch of class VIII passed

with flying colours. Assessments, Half yearly and Annual Examination were held on schedule. The session

reported 99% examination results.

Meeting of Managing Committee – Two meetings of Managing Committee on 12th August 2015 and 29th

Feb.2016 were held during the session.

Co-curricular Activities;-

At the beginning of the session students were elected as office bearer to promote leadership and sense of

responsibility.

Regular monthly PTA meetings enable teachers to bring out the best potential of the students and solve their

problems. Mother's Day and welcome of the new parents were held in May and July.

Yellow and Red Day were celebrated in Pre-Primary section.

Independence Day was celebrated in a solemn atmosphere. Tiny-Tots recited patriotic songs and poems.

Sweets were distributed among children.

Teacher's Day was celebrated on 5th September 2015. To express gratitude and appreciation towards them a

variety program was performed by the students.

Janmashtami Jhanki was decorated in hall on Krishna Janmashtami.

The hall mark of the year was the Annual Sports Day which was celebrated on 18th Oct-2015. March-

past, exquisite colourful drill, various races and different matches were held. We won all the four matches and

got Rs. 500/- per match by the Chief Guest.

Founder's week was celebrated from 2-11-2015 to 7-11-2015. Drawing, writing and recitation competition

were organized to inspire competitive spirit and confidence among students. On 4th Nov consecration ceremony

of class III to VIII was held. Deeksha was rendered to the students of class III by the Chief Guest Smt. Vinita

Mathur. Founder's Week concluded with a join cultural program highlighting the commendable talents of the

Teachers of all units of the Samiti. Dr . Rupal Agarwal was the Chief Guest. Our Teachers presented Rajasthani

Folk Dance and won the Best Unit award of Nari Sewa Samiti among all the units.

Children Day and Christmas were celebrated with great fun. Different games and programmes were held and

sweets and snacks were distributed among students.

Students of all sections were taken to the Zoo for the 'Picnic' on 19th December 2015.

Annual Prize Distribution was held on 8th Feb'2015 in the Annual Function of N.S. N P.G. College.

This year we have lost our President Smt. Suniti N. Kumar and thus we lost the devoted personality who has

always been inspiration for us.

Sponsorships:-

We are grateful for our sponsors for their valuable contribution in the education of financially weak and talented

students.

Full freeship by Dr. M.M. Khan.

1. Km. Nishi Ali - U.K.G B

2. Master Arsalaan - II

3. Faizan - I A

Half freeship by Smt. Babli Gujral

1. Mahi Verma - IV

Scholarship of Rs. 200/- per month by Sri. Sumer Kumar Agarwal

1. Apoorv Mishra - U.K.G. B

2. Bulbul - U.K.G. B

3. Veer - I A

4. Alok Gupta - IV

5. Archi Gaur - II

One time scholarship of Rs. 500/- by K. L. Garg Memorial trust.

1. Sneha Yadav - IV

2. Anshika Bharti - V

3. Kusum - V

4. Sahil Ali - VI

5. Vishkha Bharti - VII

The institution takes pride in tapping the hidden potential of the children taken from weaker sections regardless

of caste, creed and religion and nurturing it to achieve maximum output. With our deep faith in the Almighty and

honorable patronage we receive, we hope to achieve success in future.

(B) WOMEN’S VOCATIONAL

NARI KALA MANDIR:-

Founder Member of Nari Sewa Samiti Padmashri Smt. Mona Chandravati very strongly believed that woman is

the axis around whom family revolves. The real strength of women lies in her being able to stand on her own

feet. A multifaceted development of her personality is possible not only by imparting good education but also by

empowering her with various other vocation based skills. Under Sewa Samiti vocational training activities are

two units viz. Nari Kala Mandir Training Centre and Nari Kala Mandir Production Centre. Training centre runs

certificate courses in tailoring and allied crafts and production centre conducts hobby courses. Since samiti’s

prime aim is to empower women of weaker section of the society, the fee charged for these courses is very

nominal and concessions are also given to under-privileged girls/women. The courses that run here include

Fashion Designing, Beautician’s Training, Screen Printing, Textile printing, Tie and dye, Batik, Fabric painting,

Tailoring, Embroidery, Glass painting, Mehendi, etc. Age is no bar and any female from six to sixty can join

courses of her choice.

1. NARI KALA MANDIR TRAINING CENTRE:

One year, and Two year Tailoring and Allied Craft courses funded by Directorate Social Welfare, U.P. have

been running here for the last several years. Certificates and diplomas are given after completion of the course.

There are 1 teachers and one principal who teach the following subjects to the students.

1 Tailoring Cutting ]

] Compulsory Subjects

2 Hand Embroidery ]

Under following optional subjects, the candidate has a choice to select 2 subjects-

a Machine Embroidery b. Leather Work c. Soft Toys

d. Salma Badla e. Hand Knitting

During the year 2015-2016 the enrolment of students enrolled were as follows:

Senior Section - 37

Junior Section - 10

Advance Section - 24

Last Year 44 girls were appeared in the exam and 43 passed. The result was 98%.

2. NARI KALA MANDIR PRODUCTION CENTRE:

This wing of Nari Kala Mandir conducts various hobby courses of long and short duration. This unit also

involves its trained girls to produce ethnic and useful household items which are later sold at various Melas and

exhibitions. This provides opportunities to the trained girls to use their proficiency and generate extra income.

The attractive items produced here include quilted shopping bags, table runners, file covers, mobile covers, hot

water bottle covers, beaded purses, magazine holders, painted saree covers, jute and tie and dye items and some

designed linen.

ACTIVITIES

1. One day Shibori project started from 18 April 2015 by Smt.Megha Khandelwal & 25 girls appeared. 2. Unnati project works with the collaboration of Nari Sewa Samiti and Sarah Jahan Initiatives Pvt. Ltd. (An M’

cons Group Company). A project to train students on retail & customer care executive for 45 days from

November 2015 to 31st March 2016 was conducted. We had given training to 150 students and 90 students

placement in retail & customer care.

3. A stall of hand crafted utility items was put up by Nari Kala Mandir in the Sanat Kada Craft Mela held at Baradari from 6 Feb. to 10 Feb.2015.

4. Two Managing Committee Meetings were held on 26-8-2014 and 10-3-2015.

(C ) WOMEN’S WELFARE

COUNSELING CENTRES

Three Counselling Centres are run by the Samiti. These centres are funded by Central Social Welfare Board and are located at

(a) Mahila Sahayata Prakoshta, CBCID Office, Lucknow (b) Nari Bandi Niketan, Adarsh Karagar Mohanlalganj, Lucknow

and (c) Nari Sewa Samiti Premises, Lucknow.

MAHILA SAHAYATA PRAKOSTHA, CBCID OFFICE, LUCKNOW

The Family Counselling Centre at the C.I.D. Office, Lucknow has been dealing, among others, with family

disputes, matters of domestic violence, dowry and other cases involving married couples. The Centre has been

making constant efforts in trying to settle the cases as earnestly as possible and in following their progress for a

minimum six months period, after the settlement. It is situated at Vikalp Khand-II, Gomti Nagar in premises of

the C.B.C.I.D.Head-Quarters.

The following are the statistical figures for the year 2015-16:

Pending Cases from last year - 119

Registered Cases - 105

Cases Settled - 121

Compromise through alone - 65

Counselling and Legal help - 32

Counselling and Police Help - 06

Counselling and Other Help - 00

Compromise not possible - 01

Drop out Cases - 17

Pending cases - 103

Besides these instances of dispute settlement, 10 workshops / goshthies were also organized in different areas

including Vibhav Khand I, Vibhav Khand II, Gomti Nagar,Hasanganj, Azad Nagar, Alambagh, Bangla Bazar,

Kanousi, Barkat Nagar, Nai Basti cannt., Tedhi Puliya & Badshahkheda. From the date of its commencement,

the centre bears a significant image and reputation in settlement of various complicated cases of husband –wife

adjustment, dowry, return of Streedhan, personality difference, extra-marital relationships and extra-interference

of guardians.

FAMILY COUNSELLING CENTRE, NARI BANDI NIKETAN, ADARSH KARAGAR

MOHANLALGANJ, LUCKNOW

The F.C.C. in Nari Bandi Niketan situated at Mohanlalganj is running since 16 February 2000 for the ' Welfare

of the victims.' F.C.C. works for the betterment of the lives of victims through counselling, Medical Camps,

Legal Assistance and other cultural programmes, various types of applications are written by the counsellors on

behalf of the victims.

. The convicts confined to the four walls of the jail often go into deep depression. To help them our counsellors

have long sessions with them, they write letters to their relatives and children living at shelter home are brought

to jail to meet their mothers. During festivals the convicts and their children are provided with sweets, snacks

and clothes. Awareness programmes on different occasion and events are also organised by counsellors. Cultural

programmes are organised to bring some happiness in their otherwise lonely lives. The Samiti has arranged a

lawyer to give free legal assistance. At present there are 315 convicts and 15 children in jail.

Following are the figures for the year 2015—16 speaks volumes for the popularity of the centre:---

.

- Counselling and other help - 3954

- Released convicts - 24 FAMILY COUNSELLING CENTRE, NARI SEWA SAMITI PREMISES, LUCKNOW

This Centre is situated at the heart of Lucknow City in Kaisarbagh area in the Samiti premises for dealing and

solving the problems between husbands-wife disputes through counselling, providing legal help, police help, and

psychological support. These problems are related with domestic, exploitation, marital adjustment, abuse of

alcoholism, thrown out of home, dowry domestic violence and other matters. The centre provides referral

services, like short stay-homes, free legal aid, medical and psychiatric treatment, police assistance etc, when-ever

required. All registered cases are kept confidential and solved free of cost. The F.C.C has a three dimensional

approach aimed at strengthening family life and to safeguard the interests of women i.e. preventive, curative and

referral. The following are the figures for the year 2015-16.

No. of cases registered - 93

No. of closed cases - 57

Cases Settled (compromise) - 33

No.of transferred cases to other F.C.C. - 01

No.of persons contacted at the Centre - 862

No.of cases of short term counselling - 77

No.of Mohalla-goshti for publicity/awar. - 15

No.of follow up cases - 715

No.of home visit done - 69

No.of cases of legal help - 46

No.of awareness camp on special occasion - 02

(Mahila Divas/Satarkta Divas)

F.C.C Sub-committee - 03

No.of pending cases - 389

Besides these during this year (2015-16),15 Mohalla gosthi were conducted by the counselors in areas of

Kaiserbagh, Malihabad, Rasulpur, Khanipur, Chaupatia, Pandit Nagar, Kareemganj, Golaganj, Bangla Bazar,

Alambagh, Manak Nagar, Aminabad, Nirala Nagar, Bhikhampur, Moti Nagar. On 15-09-2015 inspection of

Counseling Centre also done by representative of State Social Welfare Board. On the occasion of Mahila Divas

a special workshop was organized by the counsellors for 35 Students of Nari Kala Mandir.

NATYA KALA KENDRA:

The Natya Kala Kendra is an auditorium situated on old Kanpur Road behind Balrampur Hospital near the Civil

Court, Lucknow. It was built in 1964-65 to promote cultural activities in the city and is an integral part of “Nari

Sewa Samiti” registered under the Societies Act.

As a means of realizing the Samiti’s multitude goals and targets of promoting and catalyzing education, health

and vocational training for women and children, the Natya Kala Kendra is made available to various

organizations and private parties to hold cultural, social, educational and other functions- conferences, meetings,

seminars, lectures, school / college functions and magic shows etc. The auditorium is strategically located in the

heart of the city and easily accessible by public transport. It has a seating capacity for 1500 persons. It offers a

large parking area for cars and two wheelers and boasts of good acoustics, light and sound system as well as

decoration facilities for wedding and receptions.

(E) MEDICAL:

NARI SEWA MEDICAL CENTRE

Since the opening, there has been a continuous progress in the activities of the center. Attendance of the patients

has also increased. In the last one year, the following activities have taken place:--

24 Free health check up camps were organized.

During 2015-- 2016 total 3600 patients werte attended to in the Medical Center.

Free of cost checkup for Bone Mineral Density, Nerve Conduction test, Spirometery and Sugar test, Body Mass

index, and Electro Cardiogram, HIV, Hepatites and Microbulerium I>F>R, and Smoke Check, Thyroid, Uric

acid, testing was done through out the year in all the Camps.

Vaccination facility is continuing.

Dr. Zeenat Khan Gynaecologist is attending the Camps Regularly.

Patients average is 12 per day.

Lupin TB Division is Subsidizing the cost of the chest X-Ray, Blood test sputum exam and montoux test of the

patients. Dr Muzzammil Khan is regularly arranging medicines for the patients. All toiletry, stationary and office

maintenance is arranged by Dr. Muzzammil Khan.

The following awareness rallies were taken out:--

1. World Diabeties day.

2. World Asthma day.

3. World C.O.P.D day.

4. World Osteoporotic day.

5. World Aids day.

6. World Heart day.

7. World TB day.

8. World Hepatitis day.

9. World Hand washing day. .

LAND MARK IN THE HISTORY OF NARI SEWA SAMITI, U.P. LUCKNOW

03-09-1936- Nari Sewa Samiti was established on the initiative of Padmashri Smt. Mona Chandravati Gupta

who founded the institution. It was started as an adult literacy campaign amongst women at the

Zanana Park, Aminabad, Lucknow and was known as Ladies Zanana Park League, UP. It also held

open air literacy classes for children in that area.

1938 – The ladies Zanana Park League was renamed Women’s Social Service League. The foundation

stone for its first bulding on Raja Nawab Ali Road was laid on 16.03.1938 by Lady Haig, wife of

the then U.P. Governor. Finally in 1950 it was renamed Nari Sewa Samiti.

1943 – Nari Kala Mandir Production Centre was started at Chhedi Lal Dharmashala, Aminabad, later

shifted to Akbarpur House and then to Charbagh and finally from there it moved into its own

Building constructed in 1959 by the Samiti on the Old Kanpur Road.

Dr. B.N. Vyas, one of the founder Member donated Rs. 6000/- to start a Kinder Garden School.

This institution has now blossomed into a full-fledged school known as Mona Chandravati Bal

Shiksha Niketan.

July 1945 – Women’s Academy was started for Intermediate classes. This has blossomed into an

Intermediate and Post Graduate College education to over 3,500 students. This is now known as

Nari Shiksha Niketan and has its own spacious building.

1952- Nari Kala Mandir Training Centre was started. It has two courses for training:

(1) Two Year’s Certificate Courses in Tailoring, Embroidery, Toy Making & Leather work etc. (2) Special courses of three months for specialization in any one of the Certificate Courses mentioned

above.

1961 – The Samiti has been doing Rural uplift work from its very inception. In addition to the work, which

was being done by the Samiti in its original capacity, it started running Balbadis and Mahila

Mandal Centres funded by the U.P. State Social Welfare Advisory Board.

1962 - Natya Kala Kendra, which is the biggest Auditorium in Northern India with seating capacity above

1500, was started on a plot of land donated by Late Sri H.S. Gupta, Bar-at-Law,Co-founder of Nari

Sewa Samiti. Padmashri Smt. Mona Chandravati Gupta,his wife also donated Rs.20,000/-.At the

same time a grant of Rs. 44,200/- was received from the U.P. Government . A further sum of Rs.

42,844/- was collected from donation and with all these funds ,the Auditorium was built. Since then

some more generous funds have flowed in from the Central and State Governments and the

Auditorium now has 762 seats, efficient acoustics, stage lights and other gadgets necessary for a

modern stage. Efforts are being made to provide more seats and air-cooling.

1970 - A generous donor, Sri Raja Ram Yadav S/o Sri Mahabir, resident of Longa kheda, Telibagh,

Kharika, Tehsil & District Lucknow donated valuable land measuring 5310 sq.ft. at village Kharika

to the Samiti. Boundary wall with Iron Gate installed and a room with skirting verandah have been

constructed .A hand-pump too has been installed for the children of the Balbadi.

1985 - Mona Chandravati Gupta Award of Rs. 1000/- for best student in High School was instituted by

founder’s daughter, Smt. Indra R. Jerath. She offered to bear the cost in full.

1987 - Golden Jubilee of Nari Sewa Samiti was celebrated in November with grandeur befitting the

occasion.

1989 - Mona Chandravati Gupta Award of Rs. 1000/- each for the best students of B.Sc. & B.A. of Nari

Shiksha Niketan were started. Col. Jai Krishna, son of late Smt. Mona Chandravati Gupta offered to

bear the cost of these in full. The Samiti expresses gratitude to the donor. Founder’s Day was

celebrated on a grand scale on October 22, in memory of Late Padmashri Smt. Mona Chandravati

Gupta. It was decided to celebrate it every year to commemorate the occasion.

1991-1992 - Efforts were made to get the grant from NORAD through the Ministry of Human Resources

Development, Department of the Women & Child Welfare, Govt. Of India for starting the Women

Training Project in four courses- Silk and Screen Printing, Toys and Educational Equipment

making, Domestic Aid and Community Health Workers simultaneously. The sanction was received

in February 1992 for the entire Project.

1992-1993 - Sunil Kumar Agarwal Smriti Awards to the students of High School and Intermediate obtaining

highest marks with Mathematics and to the best teacher of the Mona Chandravati Bal Shiksha

Niketan were started by Dr. Anil Kumar Agarwal.

1993-1994 - Computer, Para-Medical and Canteen Management Courses were started.

1994-1995 - Bronze Bust of Founder Padmashri Smt. Mona Chandravati Gupta was installed in the premises of

the Samiti and Sri Dharma Vira, I.C.S. performed the unveiling ceremony on 25.10.1994. The

entire cost was born by the Founder’s Family.

Founder’s Awards of Rs. 5000/- each to the outstanding teacher of three educational

institutions were also started. Sri Mahesh Chandra donated Rs. 1.5 Lakhs for the purpose.

1995-1996 - A Project was sanctioned on “Reproductive Health Services for Chikan workers and resident of 50

villages of Malihabad Block” by State Innovation in Family Planning Services Project Agency

(SIFPSA).

A non- recurring grant of Rs. 1,00,000/- was also released by the Ministry of Cultural Affairs, U.P.

Government for Natya Kala Kendra.

1996-1997 - On the occasion of Birth Centenary of Founder Padmashri Smt. Mona Chandravati Gupta, a cash

prize of Rs. One Lakh was awarded to the best organization of U.P., working for women &

children. Dr. (Smt.) Najma Heptullah, Dy. Chairperson, Rajya Sabha presented the award to Walter

Wheeler Sewa Samiti,Podhar,Almora. The amount was contributed by the Founder’s Family. The

foundation stone of ‘Swarn Jayanti Bhawan’was also laid by Dr.(Smt.) Najma Heptullah. This was

constructed with funds from the well wishers to commemorate the Golden Jubilee of Inter College.

1997-1998 - The construction work of First Floor of ‘Swarn Jayanti Bhawan’ in Inter College was completed.

A new English Medium School ‘Mona Convent School’ was started to meet the long-standing

demand of guardians of nearby areas.

Bal Shiksha Niketan was granted recognition by the Department of Basic Education, U.P. Govt.

Computer was installed in the office of the Samiti for maintenance of accounts.

Km. Pooja Agarwal of Inter College obtained 13th position in the Merit List of Intermediate

Examination of U.P. Board.

1998-1999 – Km. Sarswati Yadav of Inter College obtained 10th position in the Merit List of Intermediate

Examination of U.P. Board.

The Samiti also started managing a Family Counseling Centre at Mahila Sahayata Prakosth, U.P. CID

HQ.

1999-2000 - Central Social Welfare Board sanctioned another counselling Centre for Nari Bandi Niketan,Model

Jail.

Anthropology was introduced as one of the options for B.Sc. students in Degree College.

In Inter College after obtaining necessary recognition, Commerce was introduced as a subject in High School

and as a group in Inter Classes.

The Samiti started organizing Legal Literacy Camps in the Slum areas and Medical Benevolent fund was

established with the object to the help of needy students.

2000-2001 - A Pre-Marital Counselling Centre, sanctioned by Central Social Welfare Board was inaugurated by

Smt. Mridula Sinha, Chairperson of the Board on November 3, 2000.

IN Degree College fee collection through Bank was started.

The Permanent recognition for M.A. (Hindi) was received and B.Com. Classes under Self-finance

Scheme was started.

The Samiti was also granted exemption U/S 80G of Income Tax Act.

2001-2002 - A new project namely Tailoring –cum Production Centre was started at Nari Bandi Niketan in

Model Jail with a donation of Rs. 4,25,000/- received from External Affairs Spouses

Association(EASA),New Delhi.

2002-2003– Inter College was selected amongst 11 aided institutions of Lucknow under the “Vidya Vahini

Computer Project” of Government of India for Computer and Internet Education.

2003-2004 - Additional Computer facilities towards establishment of U.G.C. Network Resource Centre were

provided in P.G. College.

2004-2005 - Lucknow University granted permission to start B.Sc. classes also under Self Finance Scheme in

P.G. College.

2005-2006 - Psychology was introduced as a subject for B.A. classes in P.G. College.

2006-2007 - Nari Sewa Medical Centre was inaugurated by Sri N.C. Bajpai, Chief Secretary U.P. Government

on 19.08.2006.

2007-2008 - In Bal Shiksha Niketan two new class rooms were constructed out of Sansad Nidhi of Sri Bhagwati

Singh,M.P. Sri Ashok Kumar Agarwal Memorial Running Trophy was introduced by Dr. Anil

Kumar Agrawal in Nari Shiksha Niketan P.G. College to be awarded to the best team in the Inter

Collegiate Debate Competition.

2008-2009 – IOB established its ATM in the Samiti premises.

2009-2010 - A Running Trophy was introduced by Ms. Arati R. Jerath, Founder’s Representative for

outstanding performance by one of the Units of the Samiti during the year.

2010-2011 - A Hall was constructed at a cost of Rs. 3 lacs, out of Sansad Nidhi of Shri Bhagwati Singh, M.P.

Smt. Sushila Devi Agarwal Memorial Running Trophy was introduced in NSN PG College to be

awarded to the best team in sports competitions.

2011-2012- The road on which P.G. College is situated was nominated as Padmashri Mona Chandravati Gupta

Marg. The stone was laid down by Dr. Dinesh Sharma, Mayor of Lucknow on 20.07.2011.Physical

Education was introduced as a subject for undergraduate classes in P.G. College.

2012-2013- Sudha Prakash Memorial Scholarship was introduced in P.G College Sri Pradeep Kumar Agarwal

Memorial Running Trophy and another Trophy donated by Smt. Suniti N. Kumar were introduced

for best and second best individual performers during the Founder’s Week celebrations. SBI

established its ATM in the Samiti Premises.

2013-2014- HDFC donated Rs. 38,00,00/- for repair and up gradation of facilities in Inter College. EASA

donated Rs. 4,00,000/- for purchase of computers and for sports facilities in Bal Shiksha Niketan

and Mona Convent School.

2014-15 Angira Hansraj Gupta Charitable Trust donated Rs. 2 Lacs towards contribution to Nari Kala Mandir

and . Smt.Indra R Jerath Rs. 1 lac for Mona Chandravati Awards. A Running Trophy was also

introduced by Smt Nandini. Pattani for the second best performing units during the Founder's week celebration.

FOUNDERS, PATRONS, ADVISORS , HONY. MEMBERS, LIFE MEMBERS AND PRESIDENTS .

FOUNDER : Padmashri Late Smt. Mona Chandravati Gupta

w/o Late Sri H. S. Gupta, Bar-at-Law

CO-FOUNDER : Late Sri H.S.Gupta, Bar-at-Law

FOUNDER MEMBERS : 1. Late Her Highness Rani Lalit Kumari of Mandi.

2. Late Smt. Jayanti Devi

3. Late Raja Jwala Prasad

4. Late Dr. B.N. Vyas

1. PATRONS : 1. Late Sri Kunwar Kanti Veer Gupta

2. Late Smt. B.K. Mulla 3. Late Smt. Lata Tandon 4. Late Sri Hari Krishna 5. Padmashri Late Rani Leela Ram Kumar Bhargava 6. Sri Vikram Krishna

HONY. MEMBERS : 1. Sri A.P. Verma, IAS (Retd.)

2. Sri J. N. Mathur Sr. Advocate

LIFE MEMBERS : 1. Smt. Indra Rani Jerath

1. Smt. Sneh Pasricha 2. Sri Ajay Pasricha 3. Sri U. S. Halwasiya 4. Sri S. P. Srivastava 5. Smt. Latika Mishra 6. Km. Usha Sharma 7. Sri Piyush Tandon 8. Dr. Anil Kumar Agarwal 9. Smt. Deepashri Mohan 10. Begum Hamida Habibullah 11. Sri Munna Lal Agarwal

12. Smt. Mohini Manglik 13. Ms. Arati R. Jerath 14. Dr. (Ms.) Maya R. Jerath 15. Dr.(Ms.) Ritoo M. Jerath 16. Smt. Nandini Pattani 17. Smt. Madhuri Hingorani 18. Smt. Rita Pawha 19. Sri Prakash N. Bhargava 20. Smt. Janak Pant 21. Sri V. N. Mishra 22. Smt. Kalpana Bhargava 23. Smt. Radha Rastogi 24. Smt. Mamta Verma 25. Sri Vijay Gopal 26. Smt. Shashi Jaikrishna 27. Dr. (Smt.) Rita Kumar 28. Smt. Babli Gujral 29. Smt. Piya Krishna 30. Sri Vinay Krishna 31. Smt. Padmini Krishna 32. Sri Mudit Agarwal 33. Smt. Raj Sinha 34. Smt. Nalini Khandelwal 35. Smt. Suman Puri 36. Smt. Anjelie Multani 37. Sri Ajoy Bose 38. Sri Sanjay Pattani 39. Maj. Gen. Vijay Krishna, Veteran 40. Smt. Anshika Agarwal 41. Ms. Nidhi Agarwal 42. Sri Manoj Nagrath 43. Sri Virendra Agarwal

PRESIDENTS : 1933-38 Her Highness Rani Lalit Kumari of Mandi

1938-40 Rani Ramnagar of Dhamori

1940-41 Rani Trilya Kumari of Rehvan

1941-50 Padmashri Rani Leela Ram Kumar Bhargava

1950-73 Smt. Chandrawati Mishra

1973-75 Sri Nirmal Chandra Chaturvedi

1975-85 Smt. B.K. Mulla

1985-89 Smt. Lata Tandon

1989-91 Sri Hari Krishna

1991-2016 Smt. Suniti N Kumar

MEMBERS : 2016- Smt. Piya Krishna

At present there are 53 members of Nari Sewa Samiti which includes Patrons, Hony. Members, Life Members,

and Ordinary Members.

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