Muhalla Vikas Yojna

Goal :  Planned development of Bundelkhand.

Objective  :  To increase the sense of social responsibility among citizens.

To increase people's thinking ability.

To inspire them to take decisions in their life with a view to development.

To improve the quality of life of people by raising awareness on important issues.

Launch of the scheme in new localities

In this, a group of 100 houses is named as a locality. A team of at least 11 members takes the responsibility of these 100 houses. One man/woman in the team is made the coordinator and the remaining 10 people are made guardians in which each guardian is given the responsibility of 10 families. In this way, 10 guardians work together to identify 100 families from the locality. .

When and how the work is done:

In this scheme, only 30 minutes to 1.30 hours of activity is conducted on every Sunday of the month. Parents decide the time of activity as per their convenience.

Note: No harm is done to any person during any kind of activity nor any kind of assurance is given. If anyone has any problem other than the plan, then documents related to that problem are collected and sent to the Vichar Sanstha office. The problem is sent from the office to the concerned department.

Activities:

First of all, 10-10 forms of family introduction are filled by our parents, along with this, a 10-point calendar based on cleanliness is put up in all the houses after explaining its importance and light is highlighted on that calendar again and again.

Sports competitions are organized for small children of those 10 families and information about the map of India and states is given.

Young men and women are connected with the importance of blood donation and yoga meditation. For the first time, free sanitary pads are distributed to all women aged between 10 years to 50 years after explaining the importance of menstruation, after which Rs. 6 are collected from the Vichar office for further use. They are sold according to the packet which contains 3 pieces which means Rs 2. While 1 packet costs 8.25 paise to the organization, the remaining 2.25 paise is borne by the organization. The irrelevant thing is that other sanitary pads available in the market cost around Rs 25 to 30. While the quality of both the trees is almost the same.