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Plantation by Team of UltraTech Cement ltd.

This task was organised by Sudhakar Raj, Sathia Raj ( Vice President of Central Procurement Cell UltraTech
Cement) under the guidance of Bal Sawant, Maheskumar, Tukaram, Goury and Nadaf.
They planted 105 kokum plants at the back of the canteen and nearby pottery dept.
They had breakfast in our canteen.
Planted around 350 trees in Bapu Kuti campus

We planted around 350 trees in Bapu Kuti campus, under guidance of Mr Nagesh Tekaleji
(Mayawaki expert) and Santosh Jagdhane (Dorf Ketal CSR head). Other committee members present were
Mr. Chandan Shukla, Mr Kalyan, our school headmaster Mr Bhoir, Mr Shivaji Patil, junior college teacher
Mrs Rekha Patil, Director of Go Green Mr Bharat Soni and 20 school students participated in the plantation.
Mr Devidas, Kalyan, Tukaram, Goury, Laxman did hard work for pre preparation and plantation.
Mr. Tushar Gandhi came to Vallabh Vidyalaya

Mr. Tushar Gandhi (great grandson of Mahatma Gandhi) came to Vallabh Vidyalaya
of the Center with a team of foreign people. There were people from more than 10 countries in
this team. He visited the school. Later, he also inaugurated the Gandhi Gallery inside the school.
This gallery will have literature, photos, audio video documentary films related to Gandhiji, which
will also be kept for common people. Later his team went to Randhbandar to see Fishing Sagar School.
There Devendra Bhai told them about the fishing school. After that they went to Salt's school where
Shri Mahadev Bhai told them about Salt's school.
Published in TOI Mumbai 03 September 2023
Mangla Shakti Project

इस प्रोजेक्ट के माध्यम से हम युसूफ मेहेरअली सेंटर का महिलाओं के बीच जो काम था
वापस उसे पुनर्जीवित करने की कोशिश कर रहे है I
World Environment Day

विश्व पर्यावरण दिवस पर आसाम के कामरूप मेट्रो मैं wadi कार्यक्रम का
inauguration के अवसर पर चित्रकला का प्रतियोगिता कराया जा रहा है

YUSUF MEHERALLY CENTRE (YMC)

Promoting national integration and studying the problems

Yusuf Meherally Centre is a voluntary organization, which is registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860 and the Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950.

The Centre was started in 1961 in memory of freedom fighter Yusuf Meherally, and was formally inaugurated in 1966, by Dr. Zakir Husain, the then Vice-President.

The initial objectives of YMC were promoting national integration and studying the problems of urbanization. Later, rural development became its main activity and a large number of activities were taken up in diverse fields at Tara, District Raigad and around. Since the early nineties YMC has been actively engaged in presenting to the nation a replicable model of rural development.

Aims and Objectives of YMC

• To do constructive and nation building work among all sections of society.
• To undertake rural development activities.
• To promote and undertake khadi and village industries.
• To create awareness of the importance of maintaining ecological balance.
• To undertake health and educational activities and
• To organize women, youth and Self Help Groups
• To create employment and to promote employment in several areas; to provide relief and rehabilitation to victims of natural calamities

The Centre is working towards providing health care, education, skill development, empowering women and Adivasis (tribal), employment generation and relief. YMC has projects in Konkan (Maharashtra), Kutch (Gujarat), Nagapattinam (Tamilnadu), Orissa, M.P., U.P., J&K and Kerala.

YUSUF MEHERALLY CENTRE (YMC)

Aims and Objectives of YMC

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