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Delhi Pradesh has many achievements to its credit under the inspiring leadership of Bhai Ji and known Social Leader Kumari Surrendar Saini, the then Pradesh Secretary and now its Pradesh Chairman. Many of its projects were innovative for example pioneering work in the field of improvement of slums (Gandi Basti) located in walled city, Rain Baseras (Night Shelter) for pavement dwellers. Legal Aid for weaker section, Yoga Asan Classes, technical education for boys and girls. Adult Education Classes Balwaris Crèches Women Welfare and Craft Centres. Relief and assistance to victims of floods, earthquakes and other natural calamities. It was Delhi Pradesh which focused attention of the Govt. towards people living in the slums and pavements with no shelter, after conducting survey and taking round Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru to Gandi Bastis on 1st April 1956.
From time to time Youth Camps attended by a large number of College-School students and others who through Shramdan made significant contribution in the construction of MarjinaYamunal Bund. During Chinese aggression and war with Pakistan Canteens for Army Jawans were opened at the Railway Station, New Delhi. To boost up public moral, collections in cash and kind were made from the people for National Defense Fund. Corner meetings were organised followed by cultural programme. Milk distribution Centres with the help of CARE, was opened in Labour Camps for undernourished children and expectant mothers.  Sanitation drives assisted by NDMC/ MCD were organised at regular intervals in Jhiggi-Jhopris/Labour Camps and prizes were given. Water taps as well as water hydrants were also installed in these camps.
 

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Contentious Award
Thiruvananthapuram: Whenever E.M.S. Namboodiripad's name is invoked in Kerala, it invariably leads to a controversy. That trend continues even after the Marxist patriarch's death. Last month, when the state's Mahatma Gandhi University decided to replace Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose's biography with EMS' autobiography as a textbook for BA students, the opposition parties protested vehemently. The CPI(M)-led Left Democratic Front (LDF) Government resolved the issue by including both the books in the syllabus.
Last week, a fresh row cropped up in the state when the Bharat Sevak Samaj (BSS) instituted an award in EMS's name for those who had contributed significantly to the LDF Government's People's Planning Programme -- a decentralisation of the planning process of which EMS was the architect. But soon after Local Administration Minister Paloli Muhammed Kutty was selected the winner, EMS's son and CPI(M) State Committee member E.M. Sreedharan objected to it as the award was instituted without consulting EMS' family members or the Marxist party. "It is improper of the BSS, with which EMS had no association, to institute an award in his name," said Sreedharan. Suitably chastened, Kutty refused to accept the award, saying many others are worthy too. Matters only cooled when the BSS announced that it was bowing to Sreedharan's wishes and withdrawing the award.

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Among the distinguished women in India's public life during the last several decades Miss Padmaja Naidu occupied a pre-eminent position. Coming from an illustrious family, the emulated the example of her mother, Mrs. Sorojini Naidu and entered the struggle for freedom. She participated in the Quit India Movement and was jailed along with other patriots. After Independence, Miss Naidu was elected to the Parliament but she resigned her membership on account of her ill health. Subsequently, Miss Naidu was appointed Governor of West Bengal, and she held that high office for many years with great distinction. After relinquishing office as Governor, she continued to take active interest in social work. She played a leading role as Chairman of the Indian Red Cross Society during the Bangladesh refugee operation. Miss Naidu was also associated with the Bahrat Sevak Samaj, All India Handcrafts Board and several other bodies. In recent years, she was on the Nehru Memorial Fund.

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Girl Campers

Environmental social service including personal hygiene, sanitation, home nursing, child care, care of the sick, sewing and tailoring etc.
During the current financial year universities, State Govern- ments, the National Cadet Corps of the Ministry of Defence and voluntary organisations, of which the most important are the Bharat Sevak Samaj and the Bharat Scouts and Guides, organised a large number of camps of different types all over the country. During the period between 1st April, and 31st December, 1958 a sum of Rs. 32.78 lakhs was sanctioned for holding 1,762 camps with a total strength of 1,38,987 campers.

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E. LABOUR AND SOCIAL SERVICE SCHEME

24. This Scheme has been in operation from the fourth year of the first Five-Year Plan. It is divided into two parts : (a) Labour and Social Service camps and (b) Campus Work Projects.
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24.1 (a) Labour and Social Service Camps.- The scheme is operated through the agencies of universities, State Governments, the N.C.C. Directorate and voluntary organisations of All-India status like the Bharat Sevak Samaj, Bharat Scouts and Guides and Y.M.C.A. The object of such camps is to inculcate a sense of dignity in manual labour among students and other youths and to give them an opportunity of coming into contact with village life and participating in works of Community Development Blocks. Each camper is expected to put in about four hours of Shramdan daily in a camp lasting 10 to 30 days on certain selected minor projects.