Veterinary
Veterinary Camp
India is an agricultural country and agriculture is the main occupation of this country. Agriculture to animal husbandry. This is an added business. But animals are exposed to different diseases in different seasons. It takes and the financial burden on the farmer increases. Farmers to bear the cost is incapable. A total of 252 animal health in 48 villages under the institute and veterinary clinics. Camps have been taken and these include Ghatasarp, Ektangya, Tondkhuri-Paikhuri, P.P.R. vaccination, Castration, pregnancy test, sterile fever and artificial insemination etc. Done and with that A total of 5091 animals have been given medical treatment out of which a total of 2730 beneficiaries have benefited. Taking this matter as a target, the organization visited villages in rural areas of Wardha district Decided to take animal health camps. Lumpy skin disease virus (LSDV) belongs to the family Poxviridae, subfamily Chordopoxviridae and genus Caprioxvirus. LSD. Is disease of cattle characterized by fever, nodules on the skin, mucous membranes and internal organs, emaciation, enlarged lymph nodes, edema of the skin and sometime death. In 2020, the organization on emerging diseases like lumpy disease 38800 animals were vaccinated and 9450 animals were given medical treatment in 945 villages. just in time Due to medication and vaccination, the outbreak of this disease can be controlled as soon as possible came and helped reduce this disease. Animal health services available to farmers in the village done Helped to keep livestock thriving.
Financial loss of animal husbandry is avoided, time is saved There was an increase in milk production. Cow, Buffalo and Goat Distribution: Economic and financial support of the landless, marginal, marginal farmers in the rural areas of the organization To raise the social level, cows, buffaloes and goats were given on subsidy to farm laborers and Farmers’ economic income should increase, women should be empowered, women economic To participate in the transaction, increase in farm income due to dung, ATM due to goat rearing. As soon as financial scarcity is removed. Livestock development training is a new challenge Foraging. Selection of beneficiaries at the village level in the primary process, then in the organization selection process Beneficiaries choose. Women are selected for rearing goats. of the institution Cows – Buffaloes and Goats are purchased by the unit organization on subsidy through the institution. by organization. Animal insurance is taken out. Appropriate animals are selected. Goat rearing, milking by the institute Management and animal husbandry development trainings were imparted. Economic and social level of farmers and farm laborers in the villages under the jurisdiction of the organization Helped to raise. Women have been financially empowered. Rural women. Employment was created for farm laborers and farmers. New fodder cultivation was introduced. Farming income increased due to dung. A total of 204 cows, 77 buffaloes, 827 goats through the institution Granted.
Health
ANC.PNC Guidance Program / Poshak Ahar Program
Pregnancy is a very important stage in a woman’s life. If proper care is taken during pregnancy, the health of both mother and child should be taken care of. Therefore, Garoda Mata and Satnada Mata were guided through the organization. How to take a healthy diet for mother and baby through recipes and nutritional guidance? Guidance was given on many such topics. Pregnancy, childbirth, child rearing, etc. To give guidance in this regard by giving the necessary information. The baby should be born with good weight, healthy, giving information about the baby’s diet after birth so that the baby does not become a victim of malnutrition. Keeping this objective in mind, from 2016 to 2022, 120 guidance programs for pregnant and lactating mothers were conducted through the organization. Also 27 culinary programs were conducted. A total of 3,650 mothers and adolescent girls attended this program. They were taught protein-rich powders, as well as nutritious foods from olive laddus, masur dal and jowari flour. Through the program, pregnant and lactating mothers were given the necessary information to take care of themselves, the project reduced the rate of malnutrition in babies and also reduced the rate of maternal mortality.
Distribution of Medical Equipment
Examination table, O.T. Table hydraulic, Medicine glass Cabinate, Instrument Trolley, Bed side locker, stretcher, Stell Almari 6feet, Fogger machine -OT fogger, Digital BP apparatus with stand, flower bed with mattresses, dressing drum, Nebulizer, wheel chair, patient sitting chair are among the medical equipment distributed to Wardha district Primary health center.
Education
E- Learning Project
Wardha is well known as Gandhi district. Wardha district has a total of 937 schools. The Zilla Parishad had provided ICT-Labs to some of the schools but due to network problem, it was not utilized properly. With the intention that, the students should get technical knowledge of ICT and to utilize it in education, the schools in rural areas were selected for the E-Learning project. During the period of 2014-2017, out of total 937 schools in the district, 727 Schools have been choosen for this initiative and schools having atleast 20 students have been selected. The E-Learning project helped the rural areas a lot. The important part of this activity is that, E-Learning software is offline, so it can be used as and when required. In rural areas, the concepts of laptop-top, TV, projector, were strengthened among the students. 52769 students have benefited from this initiative and got basic knowledge about computers.
The then State Minister of Finance and Culture Hon. Sudhir Mungantiwar honoured the organization by awarding it at Bapu Kuti Sevagram and as students were helped to understand concepts in a visual form through the audio-visual aids, G.P. The education department and teaching staff expressed their gratitude to the
Teacher Training Programme
The E-Learning project was started in Wardha district. The students should get enough information about ICT in the school, it was necessary to train the teachers to make them more aware of the technology. Therefore in the Teacher Training program, the guidance regarding E-Learning project was provided. In this programme, 3000-4000 teachers of Wardha district were trained. The teachers were trained to inculcate a scientific attitude in the students.
Physical Facilities
In the rural areas, there was a lack of physical facilities in schools. Therefore, the institution chose this activity with the aim of inculcating interest in sports among the students and giving scope to their latent qualities. In this activity, various sports equipment like, balls, volleyball, rope, band squad, cricket kit etc. was given to the schools. Physical facilities have been made available through the institution for the students to achieve their progress. Students compete in annual school level competitions. In order to encourage them in sports, the institute also gave prizes to meritorious winning students. For this, the teachers of the district expressed their gratitude to the institution.
Environment
KT Weir Needle Fixing and Removing Work
In various numbers of villages there is KT Weir, from that KT weir farmers were take the water for irrigation purpose but at the end of rainy season when water flow comes to end in that time we inserted (fixing) the needles (Gates) by the help of labours in KT weir, by this the water were stored in up stream side of kt weir & farmers were get the water for irrigation even after rainy season. At the start of rainy season in month of June we removed that all needles that we inserted before. In 42 villages in various numbers of KT weir needles were inserted & removed from last 3 years. In an average 1000-1100 needles were inserted & removed each year.
Soil Testing
While contacting the farmers in the villages covered by the organization, the farmers apply fertilizers to the crops in the fields after tilling the land. Day by day the prices of fertilizers are increasing but the quantity of additional chemical fertilizers is increasing to get more production. Soil texture is decreasing. Farmers should be informed about the texture of the soil and should be able to give fertilizer as per requirement. As a result, the production of farmers can be increased by saving financial costs. Keeping this objective in mind, discussions were held with the farmers. For this, Ramakrishna Bajaj Agricultural University and IFFCO Mobile Van (Lab) were contacted, 7/12, Tribe Name etc. were collected. The farmers were also given information about how to take soil samples, otherwise, how much is there in the soil of Spurad, Palansh, micronutrients, and how much fertilizer should be applied to which crops, and the soil samples were checked. Sample Report So farmers don’t give extra fertilizer but they give fertilizers according to need thus saving in cost of production.
