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Dr. A.Sekhon Ambika (1164)

Pranav (1165)
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NGO (Non Governmental Organization) is
defined by World Bank as ‘Private
organizations that pursue activities to relieve
suffering, promote the interests of the poor,
protect the environment, provide basic social
services or undertake community
development.
 31 Lakh NGOs, more than double the number of
schools.
 Total no. of schools in the country is around 15
lakhs, as per data compiled by the Planning
Commission of India, 2011.
 250 times the number of government hospitals, one
NGO for 400 people as against one policeman for
709 people.
 In 7 UTs, more than 82000 NGOs are registered.
 UP tops the list with more than 5.48 lakh NGOs
followed by Maharashtra with 5.18 lakh. Kerala
comes third with
 3.7 lakh followed by West Bengal with 2.34 lakh.
 Less than 10% of NGOs have complied with
the requirements of submitting balance sheets
& income expenditure statements with the
Registrar of societies.
 Of around 30 lakh NGOs, only 2.9 lakh have
submitted financial statements.
 In Kerala, none of the 3.9 lakh NGOs have filed
since the state law doesn’t mandate it.
 The Society For Participatory Research In Asia
(PRIA) survey 2015 reveals that:
 26.5% of NGOs are engaged in religious
activities.
 21.3% work in the area of community and/or
social service.
 About one in five NGOs works in education.
 7.9% are active in the fields of sports and
culture.
 6.6% work in the health sector.
India Heading Towards Comprehensive Healthcare Crisis, Says
Amartya Sen.
India Ranks 145th in Healthcare, Behind China, Bangladesh, Bhutan:
Study.
Government Cuts Back Planned Funding For Crucial Public Health
Scheme.
Healthcare Spending To Go Up To 2.5% Of GDP, Says Health
Minister.
India Emerging as Major Destination for Quality healthcare.
 Established in 2002.
 Headquarter in New Delhi.
 Aim is to development in the areas of child
education, healthcare, youth employment, etc.
 Spread over 25 States in India through 168
projects.
 Founded by Santanu Mishra.
 Mission Education program is promoting
education to poor children for development of
human being.
 Smile on Wheels is a mobile hospital program
for providing healthcare facilities to remote
areas.
 Smile Twin e-Learning Program works for the
youth, helping them attain gainful employment
by providing vocational education and
training.
 Smile on Wheel program is initiated, in 2002.
 Unique mobile hospital idea.
 Fully equipped with medical team (Doctors,
Medical Staff, Nurses, Equipment, Medicines.
 Travelling various villages and slums where
the healthcare services are not available.
 Covers 25 kms. Per day and visit 2-3 villages
for providing services.
 Provided preventive medical services.
 615585 people received healthcare services.
 70% total beneficiaries are covered.
 5095 students benefited from school health
programmes.
 463 camps were conducted, and 31648 people get
immediate healthcare faculties.
 Healthcare Leadership Award 2012
 GE Healthcare - Modern Medicare Excellence
Award
 NGO Leadership & Excellence Award 2015 by
ABP News
 Education Excellence Award 2013 by the
Associated Chambers of Commerce and
Industries (ASSOCHAM)
 NTR Memorial Trust Award