Government of Delhi - DelE Directorate of Education
Transcript of Government of Delhi - DelE Directorate of Education
OFFICE OF THE U.E.E. MISSION I Floor, near Estate Branch, Department of Education
Distt. North Lucknow Road, Delhi – 110054 Ph.23810361, 23810647, Tele Fax:-011 23811442
Email:[email protected]
INTRODUCTION
SSA is an effort to Universalize Elementary Education by community ownership of the school
system. This is a centrally sponsored scheme being implemented jointly with the state Govt., which
aims to achieve the universalization Elementary Education and to provide useful and relevant
education for all children is the age group of 6-14 years.
Its overall goals include Universal access, retention, bridging of gender and social category
gaps in education and enhancement of learning levels of children.
In the state of Delhi the SSA programme, a flag ship project of Govt. of India, is being
implemented by a registered society in the name and title of Universalization Elementary Education
Mission under the aegis of Dte. of Education. The main office of Mission is located at Lucknow Road,
Timar Pur Delhi. The programme of UEEM in Delhi is to support the endeavor of the State Govt. to
provide Quality Elementary Education to all by opening primary Schools in these habitation; those are
not having schooling facilities, social gaps in enrollment retention and learning strengthening existing
school infrastructure by constructing additional class rooms. Toilets, facilities for disable children
providing maintains & school grants, provision for additional teachers besides providing quality
training to the teachers of the regular system.
In order to achieve the aims and objectives of the Mission, the following are the authorities to
manage the affair of the society.
1. Governing Body
The control, administration and management of the affairs of mission is vested in
Governing Body. The following are the members:-
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No.
Name Designation
in GB
Nature of the
Membership
1) Minister of Education, Government of Delhi Chairman Ex-officio
2) Secretary (Education Government of Delhi Member Ex-officio
3) Secretary (Finance Government of Delhi Member Ex-officio
4) Secretary (planning Government of Delhi Member Ex-officio
5) Secretary/Jt. Sec. (L&J Government of Delhi Member Ex-officio
6) Director of Education Government of Delhi Member Ex-officio
7) Director Education (MCD Member Ex-officio
8) Director Education (NDMC Member Ex-officio
9) Director (Social Welfare Government of Delhi Member Ex-officio
10) Director, State Council for Educational
Research & Training
Member Ex-officio
11) Nominee of MHRD Member Ex-officio
12) A Representative of the Delhi Commission for
SC & ST
Member Ex-officio
13) A Representative of the Delhi Minorities
Commission
Member Ex-officio
14) A Representative of the Delhi Womens’
Commission
Member Ex-officio
15) An eminent educationist Member Nominated by the
Chairman
16) An eminent educationist Member Nominated by the
Chairman
17) Principal of a leading recognized un-aided
school of Delhi
Member Nominated by the
Chairman
18) Principal of a leading recognized un- aided
school of Delhi
Member Nominated by the
Chairman
19) A Representative of a Govt. Aided School Trs.
Association
Member Nominated by the
Chairman
20) A Representative of a UNICEF Member Nominated by the
Chairman
21) A Representative of a non-governmental
organization functioning in Delhi
Member Nominated by the
Chairman
22) A Representative of a non-governmental
organization functioning in Delhi
Member Nominated by the
Chairman
2. The Executive Committee
The work of the Mission is being administrated by the Executive committee which
consists of the following members:-
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No.
Name & Designation Designation in EC Nature of
Membership
1) Secretary (Education/ Govt. of
Delhi
Chairperson Ex-officio
2) Director of (Education/Govt. of
Delhi
Vice Chairperson Ex-officio
3) Jt. Director of Education (Finance,
Govt. of Delhi
Member Ex-officio
4) Director, State Council for
Educational Research & Training
Member Ex-officio
5) Director Education (MCD Member Ex-officio
6) Director Education (NDMC Member Ex-officio
7) Chief Executive officer, Delhi
Cantt. Board, Delhi
Member Ex-officio
8) Director (Social Welfare,
Government of Delhi
Member Ex-officio
9) Director of Health Services,
Government of Delhi
Member Ex-officio
10) Director (Health, MCD Member Ex-officio
11) Director (Health, NDMC Member Ex-officio
12) Director (i/c Child Labour
Department of Labour, Govt. of
Delhi
Member Ex-officio
13) A Representative of Delhi Police Member Ex-officio
14) 3 Representatives of MHRD/
Central Government.
Member Ex-officio
15) 3 Nominees of GOI (Each from
amongst educationist with
experience in basic education,
persons from voluntary agencies
who have distinguished themselves
in the area of basic education.
Member Nominated by GOI
3. RASHTRIYA AVISHKAR ABHIYAN
List of State Level Steering Committee Members
Sl. No. Member Name Position Nature of
membership
1) State/UT Education
Secretary
Mrs. Punya Salila Srivastava-
IAS
Chairperson Ex-officio
2) Director (Education Mrs. Padmini Singla-IAS Vice-Chairperson Ex-officio
3) SPD (SSA/RMSA Mr. E. Raja Babu Members Secretary Ex-officio
4) Representatives of
Secondary/Higher
Technical
Education Deptts.
1. Dr. Anmol Ratan Saxena,
Deen (R&C, NIT, Govt. of
India, Narela Delhi
2. Dr. Jyoti Kumar, IIT Delhi
Members
Members
5) Director (SCERT Ms. Anita Satia, Director,
SCERT, Delhi
6) Director, Higher
Education
Mr. Shiv Kumar, IAS, 5- Sham
Nath Marg, Prema Kunj, Civil
Lines, Delhi-110054
7) Director (TTE Sh.Manoj Kumar-IAS,
Muni Mayaram Marg, Delhi-
110088
8) Directors, NCSM
Innovations of the
State
Dr. Mayank Sharma, Chairman-
NCSM
E-83, Street No.11, main Bharat
Vihar Road, Rajapuri, Uttam
Nagar, New Delhi-110059
9) Lead Mentoring
Institutions of the
State
IIT, Hauz Khas, New Delhi,
Delhi 110016
NIT, A-7, Institutional Area,
Near Satyawadi Raja Harish
Chandra Hospital, Narela, New
Delhi, Delhi 110040
10) 2 NGOs active in
promotion of
Science and Maths
1. Delhi Science Teacher Forum
E-22, D-MIG Flats, Mayapuri,
Delhi-64
2. Lok Vigyan Parishad
C-15, Tarang Apartment,
Delhi
11) 2 Representatives
of Industry
Associations
1. Dr. Atish Kumar
Alcina Electronics Industries
Association of India, Alcina
house, 422, Okhla Ph-2, Delhi.
2. Mr. Ravi Kumar Aggrawal
203, 2nd
floor, Hansa Tower,
4. Grant-In-Aid a committee (GIAC:-
GIAC is empowered to consider the proposals for release of grants to NGOs/ institutions for
running programmes under various interventions of SSA:-
Sl. No. Name Designation
1) Secretary education/GNCTD Chairperson
2) Director of Education GNCTD Vice- Chairman
3) Director, Social Welfare GNCTD Member
4) Dy. Secretary (Finance, GNCTD Member
5) DCA Dte. of Education Member
6) Director Education (MCD Member
7) Director Education (NDMC Member
8) Director, SCERT Member
9) DDE (Planning Dte. of Education Member
10) UNICEF Representative Member
11) State Project Director (UEEM Member Secretary
12) Director, EE & L, MHRD Official Member of GOI
25 Central Market , Ashok
Vihar
12) Educationist/Popula
r Science
Communicator
1. Dr. K.K. Nathan, Retd.
Scientist, IARI
E-7, C-MIG Flat, Vaika
Apartment, Mayapuri, Delhi-
110064
2. Dr. T.L Upadhyay, Retd.
Scientist, DRDO
C-17 F, MIG Flag, Mayapuri,
Delhi-64
3. Dr. A. K. Vashisth, DDE
(Zone-1, O/o DDE (East
4. Mr. Johnson Devid, Retd.
PGT
E-215, Plot No-25, Saraswati
Kunj Society, I.P Extn. Patpar
Ganj, Delhi-110092
5. Mr. R. N. Sharma, Consultant/
Nodal Officer-RAA
State Project Director:-
SPD oversees the SSA at the state level. He the chief executive of the mission in assigned the
proper administration and disciplinary control of the mission and to supervise over all activities being
implemented in the State by exercising all such powers delegated/ entrusted in the rules under
supervision of Chairman.
1. State Project Director Sh. E.Raja Babu 23811442
SSA provides variety for interventions. The major interventions are being operationalized
under SSA at State & District Level:-
1. Civil Works
2. Quality, CAL Learning Measurement
3. Equity (SC/ST Minority & Urban deprived Children
4. Alternative Schooling for out of School Children
5. Inclusive Education for CWSN
6. Access & opening of New Schools
7. Girl Education & Early Child Care Education
8. Planning & Monitoring is preparing AWP & Budget
9. Community Mobilization & teacher Training
10. Research, Evaluation, Monitoring & supervision
11. Release of different grants LEP, TLE, TLM, School Grants maintenance grant, Teachers grant.
12. Micro Planning & House Hold Survey.
UEEM assigns greatest importance for quality implementation of the program entrusted the
work of implementation, supervision & monitoring of SSA activities at HQ level to the following
Consultants/Coordinators. These Consultants/Coordinators are also assigned the work of District
liaison officer for smooth functioning of programmes. These coordinators have also been provided
DEO to assist them in day to day work:-
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No.
Name of
Consultant/
Coordinator
Name of
Intervention
Nature of Work Remarks Contact No.
1. Sh. R. N.
Sharma
Consultant (HQ)
Innovative
Education (IE &
Convergence
/Equity/Girl
Education/Traini
ng/NGOs &
Nodal Officer-
RAA
Alternative schooling facilities,
Main streaming of out of school
children, convergence with other
departments including DCPCR &
NCPCR. Developing School
monitoring school system,
Intervention belonging to SC/ST
& Minority Community, Special
Focus District, Urban Deprived
Children, Street Children, drug
abuse of upper primay boys, PMs
15 Points programme, quality
improvement in
Madarsas/Makhtabs , Kishori
Manch, International day of Girl
child.
Coordinating Rashtriya Avishkar
Abhiyan (RAA) activities
Liaisoning with
DPO District
New Delhi &
Central
011-23810361
2 Mrs. Abha
Joshi
Quality ,
Tr. Recruitment
Designing activities for quality
improvement, Learning
Enhancement Programme &
Teachers Recruitment
Liaisoning with
DPO District
East
011-23810503
3 Sh. Jang
Bhadur
Singh
Community
Mobilization/In
service teachers
training , Media
Pedagogy, Preparation of Training
module, Module in collaboration
of SCERT, Training of In Service
Teachers, Training of Community
Leaders, through Media.
Coordination with SCERT and
other agencies in preparation of
the training modules.
Liaisoning with
South West
011-24331356
4 Mrs. Kusum
Sharma
REMS/Cal Lab
& Media
Research Evaluation Monitoring
and supervision.
Liaisoning with
DPO District
North West
011-23810503
5 Sh.
Shushanta
Kr. Shaw
Civil Works,
Access, Opening
of Schools &
Consultant (HQ
Whole school development plan,
Opening of Schools, School
Mapping, TLE for new schools
Construction of School building ,
ACR, Toilets, Drinking Water
Liaisoning with
DPO District
South
011-23812072
To decentralize the work of the mission to the District cluster level, the District urban resource
centers have been established in all Nine Revenue District of Delhi. These centers are headed by the
DDE of District of DOE as District project officer (DPO in association with the DURCCs& CRCCs at
District & Cluster level are implementing under SSA. The following DURCC & CRCCs have been
deployed in 9 Revenue District.
District Project Officer (Govt. Staff)
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No. Name of the DPO District Address
Phone
Number Category
1. Mrs. Saroj Bala Sain East Deputy Director of Education, District East
G.Co-Ed.SSS,D Block, Anand Vihar
22156826 Govt. DDE of
DOE
2. Mrs. Madhu Singh North Deputy Director of Education
District North SV, Lucknow Road,
Timarpur
23813779 Govt. DDE of
DOE
3. Mr. M. L. Ambhore North East Deputy Director of Education, District
North East RPVV, B Block, Yamuna Vihar
22913251 Govt. DDE of
DOE
facilities’ maintenance of porta
cabins/ BRC/CRC centers and
other buildings of the society,
Drinking water facilities,
Environmental assessment plan,
appointment of 3rd
party evaluator
6 Sh. Jitendra
Singh
Consultant
MIS Planning, organizing and
conduction of training of all
DDEs/HOS regarding DISE and
SEMIS data generating required
tables for AWP &B under SSA
and RMSA. 5% sample checking
of DISE/SEMIS data. MIS Lab,
DISE Data, SEMIS, 8th
All India
Education Survey.
North East 011-23810654
7 Sh. Bimal
Kumar
Coordinator
Inclusive
Education
Identification of CWSN,
Enrollment Drive for CWSN,
Assessment Camps for CWSN ,
procurement of Aids and
Appliance, Teacher Training,
Parental counseling for CWSN,
work related to Resource Person
(CWSN Co-ordination with
IEDSS Cell of DOE setting up
Resource Rooms, Escort Facility
(Blind, CP, ASD, MD,,MR, HI, OI
Children.
Liaisoning with
DPO District
North West
011-23810508
4. Sh. Surender Kumar North West Deputy Director of Education, District
North West -A BL Block, Shalimar Bagh
27497992 Govt. DDE of
DOE
5. Mrs. Vinita Shankar New Delhi Deputy Director of Education, District New
Delhi Plot No. 5 Old Mahila College
Building, Jhandewalan, Karol Bagh
23615308 Govt. DDE of
DOE
6. Mrs. Vinita Shankar Central Deputy Director of Education, District
Central Plot No. 5 Old Mahila College
Building, Jhandewalan, Karol Bagh
23615308 Govt. DDE of
DOE
7. Mr. Marcel Ekka West-A Deputy Director of Education, District
West-A G.Co.Ed.SS IA, Karampura/New
Moti Nagar, New Delhi-15
25101797 Govt. DDE of
DOE
8. Mrs. Renu Sharma South Deputy Director of Education, District
South SKV, C Block, Defence Colony
24332668 Govt. DDE of
DOE
9. Mrs. Veena Tondon South West-B Deputy Director of Education, District
South West GBSSS No. 1 Najafgarh
25324422 Govt. DDE of
DOE
The DDE of the District is the head of office of the district concerned and has been designated as
District Project Officers. They have been assigned the duties /responsibilities of DPO for
implementing the various activities of SSA and to achieve the goal at district level. Financial powers
of DPOs have been delegated with appropriate funds. Their roles and responsibilities are:-
1. DPOs to convene regular meetings with DURCCs and CRCCs to review the progress of the
work under SSA.
2. DPOs /DPCs are expected to inspect and monitor the various activities under SSA and RMSA.
3. DPO should prepare the District Budget for SSA with the help of DURCCS & CRCCs and
they should be familiar with this exercise.
4. All funds have already been transferred to the respective DPO’s and they should arrange to
send quarterly expenditure report to the State office.
5. All DPOs should also be ready to take up the responsibility under RMSA as they have also
been designated as DPC’s for RMSA project. Preparatory work has already been started and
activities under various interventions shall soon be taken up.
6. DPOs under SSA should make special efforts to enroll out of school children in the age
appropriate classes and also to arrange learning centres as per the SSA norms.
7. DPOs and DPCs should effectively monitor all the activities of the NGOs and all the
interventions under their charge.
8. DPOs to liaison with other agencies/departments like Women and Child Welfare, Labour
department, Revenue department and also with Education Departments of Local bodies for
effective implementation of various schemes.
9. Bank reconciliation should also be carried out on monthly basis. Reconciliation Statement shall
also be submitted to State HQ by the 5th
of the Month.
District level committee
A district level committee comprising public representatives is constituted to monitor the
implementation of the SSA programme in the district as per the following provisions.
1. Composition of the district level committee
a) Member of parliament, members of the state legislature elected from that district and urban
bodies (duly constituted as applicable
b) The Deputy commissioner of the district is the member- secretary
c) District coordinator of SSA
d) District officer of Drinking water sanitation, ICDS programme of social welfare, minority
welfare
e) Two NGOs working in elementary education for SSA in the Area during nominated by the
Dupery commissioner
f) Member of Parliament present in the meeting will chair the committee.
2. Terms of reference of the district level committee
a) The committee will be apprised of the progress of DSSA implementation in the district inter-
alia enrollment, dropout, learning achievement, levels of students etc.
b) Suggestions of the members may be taken into consideration, within the parameters of the SSA
guidelines and framework of implementations and the approved at the local level.
c) The committee may also examine the synergy and convergence of other related Government
Departments in improving school infrastructure and other support services for benefit of
children in the 6-14 years are group
d) The committee will meet once a quarter.
One Assistant Account Officer in each Revenue District has been posted to look after the
account work and to develop a prospective plan and Annual Work Plan and Budget at District
Level. These officers have been taken on deputation from different departments of GNCT of
Delhi.
Assistant Account Officer on Deputation
Sr.
No
Name of the AAO Place of
Posting
Address
1. Mr. Neeraj Kumar East
Deputy Director of Education
District East G.Co-Ed.SSS,D Block, Anand Vihar
2. North Deputy`
Director of Education
District North SV, Lucknow Road, Timarpur
3. North East Deputy Director of Education
District North East RPVV, B Block, Yamuna
Vihar
4. Sh. Sanjay Mohan
Thakur North West
Deputy Director of Education
District North West -A BL Block, Shalimar Bagh
5. Mr. Aditya Kumar New Delhi Deputy Director of Education
District New Delhi Plot No. 5 Old Mahila College
Building, Jhandewalan, Karol Bagh
6. Mr. Aditya Kumar Central Deputy Director of Education
District Central Plot No. 5 Old Mahila College
Building, Jhandewalan, Karol Bagh
7. West-A Deputy Director of Education
District West-A G.Co.Ed.SS IA, Karampura/New
Moti Nagar, New Delhi-15
8. Mr. Om Prakash
Sinha
South
Deputy Director of Education
District South SKV, C Block, Defence Colony
9. Ms. Sunita Tathor South West-B Deputy Director of Education
District South West GBSSS No. 1 Najafgarh
Accountant cum Supporting Staff
One Accountant Cum Supporting staff for each zone of the district has been provided. At present 6
accountants are working and remaining will be engaged very shortly. These accountants are mobile
and are providing support to schools of zone to help them to maintain their record properly.
Accountant Cum Supporting Staff at District Level & Block Level
S. NO. NAME
(Sh./Ms./Smt.
DESIGNATION CONCERNED DISTT.
1. Sarita Rawat Accountant East
2. Geeta Purohit Accountant East
3. Poonam Kumari Accountant East
4. Naheed Parveen Accountant East
5. Ranjeet Singh Accountant North East
6. Hemlata Sharma Accountant North East
7. Akriti Sharma Accountant North East
8. Kanchan Accountant North East
9. Naushad Ahmed Accountant North
10. Priyanka Gaur Accountant North
11. Divjot Kaur Accountant North
12. Jolly Baijjal Accountant North west – A
13. Anupma Goyal Accountant North west – A
14. Nidhi Jain Accountant North west – B
15. Harish Makijani Accountant North west – B
16. Neha Vij Accountant North west – B
17. Shobha Bharati Accountant North West - A
18. Pooja Katyal Accountant West
19. Arun Kumar Accountant West
20. Ritu Bansal Accountant West
21. Anisha Accountant West
22. Ritu Grover Accountant West
23. Renu Sindhu Accountant South West
24. Krishan Gopal
Khandelwal
Accountant South West
25. Babita Tehlan Accountant South West
26. Amit Kumar Jain Accountant South West
27. Raj Kumar Accountant South
28. Vandana Thakran Accountant South
29. Mohd. Danish Accountant South
30. Najmul Islam Accountant South
31. Geeta Gaur Accountant Central
32. Poonam Devi Accountant New Delhi
33. Deepak Kumar Accountant New Delhi
At the district level, SSA is having the following mechanism by deputing Block Urban
Resource Coordinators for making regular field visits to monitor the implementation of SSA scheme
in Districts.
District Urban Resource Centre Coordinators (DURCCs)
Sl. No. Name of DURCCs District Contact No.
1 Ms. Asha Chopra East 9650835162
2 Dr. Anju Pal North East 9716052944
3 Ms. Sonia Devgun North 9910677590
4 Sh. Pradeep Kumar North West 8800944822
Ms. Anju North West 8447289008
5 Ms. Komal Chopra South West 8447738105
Ms. Meena Kashyap South West 9650530879
6 Sh. Tara Chand Vats West 9013053031
Ms. Poonam Sharma West 9811765172
7 Sh. Anuj Kumar Gautam South 7827876783
8 Ms. Jyoti Kalra Central 9873341031
9 Ms. Jyoti Kalra New Delhi 9873341031
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF DISTRICT URBAN RESOURCE COORDINATORS
Academic Improvement in schools of the District
1. To plan for and provide need based academic resource support for quality improvement in the
Govt./MCD/NDMC/DCB and aided schools.
2. To work in coordination of DIETs and plan for need based training of in-service teachers and
CRCs.
3. To organize short term district level workshops for academic development of teachers and
CRCs in the district including material development workshop.
4. To collect and compile Data through various Quality Monitoring Tools and submit the District
level report to UEE Mission and copy to Principal DIET.
5. To form District resource groups and to orient them to mobilize community for soliciting its
support in achieving the goals of UEE.
6. To administer achievement tests or research tools/questionnaire in the schools through CRCs
and to prepare the district level reports.
Planning and Implementation of SSA interventions
1. To collect and compile data required for the Development of Annual Work Plan and Budget
(AWP&B for SSA interventions (Annual District Elementary. To monitor the implementation
and progress of all the SSA interventions in all the schools in the Cluster.
2. To participate in and monitor the admission drive in the schools.
General
3. Since CRCs are to function under administrative control of the head of the School of CRC
location, hence Education Plan for the District.
4. To coordinate, in collaboration of the planning unit of the DIET the workshops for developing
the AWP&B for the Revenue District.
5. To carry out all work as would be assigned by the State Project Office (UEEM from time to
time.
6. To monitor the implementation and progress of all the SSA interventions in the district.
Supervision and Monitoring of CRCs in District
1. To plan and organise weekly/fortnightly/monthly meetings of CRCs.
2. To monitor the performance of each CRC and report to the organize need based
3. To disseminate to CRCs, all information and directions received from the UEE Mission (State
Project Office of SSA.
4. To keep track of the functioning of CRCs and report to UEE Mission on weekly basis about
any development in the district.
General
1. Since BURCs are to function under administrative control of DPO, hence the coordinators will
be required to inform the Principal about their movement.
2. The attendance in r/o each District Coordinators is to be verified by the DPO principals on
monthly basis.
3. The Coordinators are supposed to plan their calendar of activities on weekly/monthly basis and
to maintain a daily diary of the work done.
4. The coordinators are supposed to work in a mission mode and to try to develop a good team of
CRCs so that an enabling environment of quality education is created in the district.
List of Cluster Resource Centre Coordinator on contract basis (CRCCs)
Sl. No. NAME OF DISTRICT
NAME (Sh./Ms./Smt.
1. East Akhtar Husain
2. East R.P Tyagi
3. East Neena Sharma
4. East Sapna Sharma
5. East Neelam Rani
6. East Sandhya Sah
7. East Uma Gupta
8. East Gaurav Verma
9. East Saba Praveen
10. East Neetu Yadav
11. East Vijaya Kumari Saini
12. East Mohd Irfan
13. East Tara Vashistha
14. East Anita Rani
15. East Priyanka Sharma
16. East Chhiddi Singh
17. North East Arti Agroyee
18. North East Anjulika Chaudhary
19. North East T P Singh
20. North East Priyanka Sharma
21. North East Gurudev Sharma
22. North East Suman Lata
23. North East Suman Lata
24. North East Sushila
25. North East Anita Kumari
26. North East Yashpal Sharma
27. North-East Anju Sharma
28. North-East Namita Sharma
29. North-East Sonali Sharma
30. North-East Seema Kumari
31. North-East Babita
32. North-East Bimlesh Kumari
33. North east Kishan Lal Sharma
34. North East Surendra Kumar Arora
35. North East Prem Pal Singh
36. North B.K. Sharma
37. North S.K. Mishra
38. North Neetu Nigam
39. North Pratibha
40. North Damodar Dass
41. North Virendra Kumar Sharma
42. North Jagdish Chander Bhardwaj
43. North Tanu
44. North west – A Monika
45. North west – A Suman Lata
46. North west – A Raj Rani
47. North west – A Radha Devi
48. North west – A Kusum Lata
49. North west – A Navjeet Kaur Dahiya
50. North west – A Naresh Kumar
51. North west – B Sakshi Makkar
52. North west – B Parveen Kumari
53. North west – B Pushpa
54. North west – B Jyoti Devi
55. North west – B Aarti Malhotra
56. North west – B Sonia Rani
57. North-West - B Pushpender Singh
58. North-West - A Narender Singh
59. North-West - B Kanta Devi
60. North-West - B Yogender Singh
61. North-West - B Savita
62. North West - A Nathi Ram Shandilya
63. North West - A Kamlesh Singh
64. North West - B Charu
65. North West - B Bali Ram Yadav
66. North West-A Punam Rani
67. North west - B Sunita Narwal
68. North West- B Raj Kapoor Dabas
69. North West-A Suysha Gupta
70. West Sonali
71. West Kusum Lata
72. West Sunil Kumar
73. West Kalpana Dixit
74. West C.B. Singh
75. West Archana Sharma
76. West Joginder Singh Mann
77. West Sunita
78. West Madan Kumar
79. West Chandra Mohan Sharma
80. West Raj Bala Dalal
81. West Laxmi Narayan
82. West Sunil Kumari
83. West Anju Bala
84. West Alka
85. West Harjeet kaur
86. West Biju P. Raj
87. West Ritu Bansal
88. West Usha Kumari
89. South West Samsher Singh
90. South West Naresh kumar
91. South West Hemlata Bhatia
92. South West Sushma Tiwari
93. South West Brij bushan Arya
94. South West Narender kaushik
95. South West Sujata
96. South-West Sandhya Verma
97. South-West Surender Kumar
98. South West Rishipal Singh Tomer
99. South West Sunil
100. South West Sheela
101. South-west Sonia Kukreja
102. South-west Kumari Shyamali Mishra
103. South-west Sarvesh Kumar
104. South Shelender
105. South Meena Sharma
106. South Nikhat Fatima
107. South Premshila
108. South Hemlata
109. South Babita Kumari
110. South Pilot Meena
111. South Madhu Bala
112. South Sandhya Pasricha (Deputed to SCERT
113. South Manjushri Bajpai
114. South Aparna Sharma
115. South Parul
116. South Satish Kumar
117. South Usha Sagar
118. South Rampal
119. South Sanjay Kumar
120. South Bhairav Nath
121. Central Sunil Goel
122. Central Parveen Kumar
123. Central Mohinder Singh
124. Central Azhar Uddin
125. Central Narendra Kumar Sharma
126. Central Rajesh Kumar
127. Central Durgesh Nandini
128. New Delhi Balkrishna Tripathi
129. New Delhi Savitri Tiwari
130. New Delhi Seema Rani
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF CLUSTER RESOURCE COORDINATORS
Academic Improvement in schools of the Cluster
1. To plan for and provide need based academic resource support for quality improvement in the
Govt./MCD/NDMC/DCB and aided schools.
2. To work in coordination of DURCs and plan for need based training of in-service teachers.
3. To organize short term Cluster level workshops for academic development of teachers,
including material development workshop.
4. To collect and compile Data through various Quality Monitoring Tools from the schools in the
cluster and submit the Cluster level report to the DURC.
5. To form resource groups at Cluster level and mobilize community for soliciting their support in
achieving the goals of UEE.
6. To administer achievement tests or research tools/questionnaire in the schools and to prepare
the cluster level reports.
Planning and Implementation of SSA interventions
1. To collect and compile data required for the Development of Annual Work Plan and
Budget (AWP&B for SSA interventions (Annual District Elementary Education Plan at
cluster level.
2. To coordinate, in collaboration DURC, the workshops for developing the AWP&B for the
Cluster.
3. To carry out all task, assigned by the DURC and State Project Office (UEEM from time to
time.
1. the coordinators will be required to inform the Principal about their movement.
2. The attendance in r/o each Cluster Coordinator is to be verified by the Principal of the
concerned school/schools visited on monthly basis.
3. The Coordinators are supposed to plan their calendar of activities on weekly/monthly basis
and to maintain a daily diary of the work done.
4. The coordinators are supposed to work in a mission mode and to develop the teachers so
that an enabling environment of quality education is created in the district.
Administration Wing
The Mission is led by a full time State Project Director. To assist the State Project Director and to
strengthen the UEEM (HQ a Administrative wing has been setup to look after the Admin & Care
Taking work of the Mission. This wing is consisting with the following:-
1. OSD-SSA Sh. S.D Sharma
2. Office Supdt. (CT Sh. Pawan Tokas
3. Office Supdt. (Admn Sh. R.C Verma
4. PA to SPD Ms. Toshi Bhatia
5. Head Clerk Ms. Veena Mittal
6. Head Clerk Ms. Sunita
7. UDC Sh. J.N Meena
8. Care Taker/Store In-Charge Sh. Himmat Singh
9. Programme Assistant, Sh. Rakesh Kumar
10. Centralized Diary & Dispatcher Cell Sh. C.S Rawat & Sandeep Sharma
11. Data Entry Operators Mr. Dinesh Kumar , Ms. Dimple, Ms. Sonia Sharma,
Ms. Preeti Sharma, Ms. Barkha, Ms. Neha
12. Office Attendants Sh. Devi Dass, Sh. Arun Kumar, Sh. Dinesh Chandra
Mrs. Meena Joshi, Sh. Chandan Kumar, Mrs. Sunita
Devi, Sh. Kanhiya.
The staff deputed from the State Govt. and appointed on contract basis. At State Level a
number of retired official of DOE MCD have been engaged on contract basis in various capacities.
The regular staff of DOE is also working in diverted capacity. The roles and responsibilities of each
have been clearly defined. All kind of computation work and UEEM HQ DEO have been engaged on
contract basis including Class IV employees.
DDEs/ DPOs of the districts are assisted by BURCCs, CRCCs and officers of MCD in all
revenue of district in addition one assistant officer, one Account cum supporting staff, one Data entry
operator and one class IV employee have also been deployed in BURCC office. Programmers and
Assistant programmers are also working in each district for the time being they are sitting at one place
in MIS lab and working in each district.
Finance /Account wing
This wing has headed by Finance Controller of Accounts.
1. Finance Controller Sh. Bhagwati Prashad
2. Addl. Finance Controller Sh. M. L. Bansal
3. Assistant Accounts officer Ms. Manju
4. Sr. Auditors Sh. D.R. Munjal & Sh. D.C Batra
5. Assistant Account Sh. Lalit Mohan Sharma
6. Steno/DEO Sh. Vinod Kumar
Finance controller is a regular employee for Directorate of Education is working in diverted
capacity and other employees are engaged on contract basis from the retired qualified and experienced
persons. This wing is looking after all the finance related matters of this mission. This wing is also
managing distribution of funds to the district offices from the funds received from MHRD and State.
This wing is also releasing the payments after deep scrutiny for engagement of experts, office
expenses like stationary, telephone, Fax, Photo copier consumable, postage, vehicle hiring, cost of
persons engaged on contract basis, recurring contingent and other misc. procurement of equipments,
furniture and other allied items and to preparer annual accounts comprising the receipt and payment of
accounts and the statement of liabilities. This wing is also managed annually audit by charted accounts
and audit of MHRD and Stat by producing the concerned voucher and other documents.
The following Data Entry Operators have provided District/DPO and DURCC offices:-
Staff working in District and BURCC office
Sl.
No.
Name of the
Employee
Place of Posting On
Contract
1. Sunil MIS Lab Contract
2. Ravinder BURCC office (North West) Contract
3. Rafat Khan BURCC office (Central) Contract
4. Rekha BURCC office (East) Contract
5. Pooja BURCC office (North East) Contract
6. Pratibha Rani BURCC office (New Delhi) Contract
7. Babul Kumari BURCC office (West) Contract
8. Sunil BURCC (South West) Contract
9. Lalit kumar BURCC office (North) Contract
10. Anoop Sinha BURCC (South) Contract
11. Hemlata DDE/DPO (West A) Contract
12. Geeta DDE/DPO (West B) Contract
13. Yashpal Singh DDE/DPO (North East) Contract
14. Madan Kumar DDE/DPO (North) Contract
15. Vacant DDE/DPO (South West A) Contract
16. Radha DDE/DPO (Central/New Delhi) Contract
17. Sushil Dhawan DDE/DPO (South) Contract
18. Mohit Sharma DDE/DPO (East) Contract
19. Hargovind DDE/DPO (North West B) Contract
20. Meena Kaira South West-B Contract
21. Neelu Kishnani DDE IEDSS Contract
Class IV at DURCC office
Sl.
No.
Name of the
Employee
Place of Posting
Contract
1. Sh. Jitendra
Kumar
BURCC office (North West) Contract
2. Sh. Jitendra Singh BURCC office (Central) Contract
3. Smt. Geeta Devi BURCC office (East) Contract
4. Smt. Alma Xalxo BURCC office (North East) Contract
5. Sh. Sanjay Kumar BURCC office (New Delhi) Contract
6. Vacant BURCC office (West) Contract
7. Vacant BURCC (South West) Contract
8. Smt. Seema BURCC office (North) Contract
9. Sh. Dhirender
Kumar
BURCC (South) Contract
SOCIETIES REGISTRATION ACT XXI OF 1860
I hereby certify that IJ'Yv\ 'J 't-YM~ 6>7 "!f=--'Ck}r101••ti;.:cvy €'cL-Lj cP"J1iS"11. rIA5~;CSV1
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L-; \U\--{ Vi ~,-U, CY-ea~ - Sl-I t:has been registered under the" SOCiET ES REGISTRATION ACT - ACT XXI
of 1660"
Give under my hand at DELHI on this --'~"_:...f<.:.t;__~_~__
of -'"Ji:O:C,L""-="-=-_ TwO Thous" nd Two•
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Registration Fee of Rs. 50/· paid.
(K. S.M - '[f /0.2-----REGISTRAR OF SOCIETtESGovt. of N.C T of Delhi.
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lINIVEHSALlSATION OF ELEMENTAHY EIlI/CAT/ON MISSIONIII /mCTOHATE OF Iml/CATION:
OUI SECIlTAIUATE:UlcL111-IIIlUS4
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i.JEMUHANIJU~l OF ASSOCIATIUN
iI. NOMlcNCLATUIlE
The name of the society shall be Universalisation or Fkll\\.!lll"ry r~(lileatillil
Mission {hcrcinaflcr referred to ns "Ihe Mission."I .
2. IlEGISTISllEll UFFICE
The registered office or the Mission shall be located in the Nut ;011:11. (':ll1ilalTerritory of' Delhi OIl such locutions llS the Government or Delhi may du;i(k and :II
present it will be locntcd ut the rullowing nddrc!'ls:,
IlIllECTUHATE OF !':Ill/CATIONGOVF.HNMENT OF NATIONAL CAI'ITALTI~HHlTOHY OF !JELl I!OLil SECIl!':TAIlIATE, CIVIL LINES, IlEUlI-IUOS4
~(n) AIlEA OF OrEIlATION - IH:Ul1
~" 3. NAM Ii:OF TIlE SlcT-UI'
The Mission shall he 11 society registered under the Societies Rcgistmtiun Act.I:RGOhaving perpetual succession and a common seal with powers .. ~\lhicr.:! 1(1 theprovision or this memorandum. In acquire, hold and dispose or nuy property ami tll;1\ hythe same name sue and be sued. .
4. AIMS AN" OIl.IECTS
The Society is established lor the auaimucm ofthe folluwi.ng aims and ohjl"ct~:'-
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To I '1'l!:1I1;7.(! C fforts for flchiei"i!1l! the target (' r U 11;versa IiSH1101.' (\ f I:.lcl1IcnlaryF.duealinn in De+hi hIT the children of six Itl fourteen wars O1l!C gltlllP hy Iheyear 2010 it, stages, ns decided by Govcnuncut orDclbi. . , I , .
ii) To sensitize the people of Delhi and create muss awnrcucss Ior the. need ofUniversalisation of Elementary Education.
iii) To devise svstcrus and npproachcs tilT ill1pro\'in~ :Illd :mstainilll! thes.uisluctory qual;l.\' Ill' EkllWII\;U-Y Fdll(;lIi!ltl with c111ph;1~;~Illl nllll·al·iu1\ till'life.
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iv) To nrg:lIIi7.l! efforts III bridge 1111pender 111111social cntogury gnps ruul to[ClnOVC 1111biases ut the clcmcntnry ctiucllliull level.
To establish linkages nnd liaison with Government tJcpar~lIlc.•!ts•. localauthorities autonomous bodies, Ilon-goverll111clllnl orgmIIS:lIL(IIlS nlltiindividuals to achieve the gmtl of the Unlvcrsulisuttou of Elementary
Education.
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vi) To organize surveys for collecting data regarding the rate «Fdmp-(J't~I,~and Il,lenumber of out-of school children in the six to fourteen years ngc group Ill"
Delhi end publish the data.
vii) To Iuuction as an information center for the purpose of Univcrsnlisntion ofElementary Education.
viii) To undertake mouuoring. evaluntiou and research for introducing innovations,improvc1JlCllls,qlltllllillltivc exuansiou rind qualitutivc improvement orelemcntary educatiou.
IX) To provide orientation and rruining 10 the workers involved 111
Unlvcrsnlisauou of Elcrncutur y Education.To undertake any other relevant ncuvity which may help in achieving the goaluud objectives or tile UEE Mission.
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5. IJECLAHATION HIC(;AIWING INCOME OF TilE SOUl,!\,
Income earned out of the movable /iuunovublc properties of theorganisutiou will he utilised only for aims and objects mcntioucd inthe MCllInranJIIHlof the society ,111<1 1l~ fraction or it will he giv~1l to ;111)' member {prest'nt/retired).Moreover, no benefit will be given It) illlY other person also. AllY member of thesociety \\"i11not submit any claim on lIll1\,:1hle/illll\,\1\':1hlc properly of the society andwill not get nny type of benefit I profit on till.' basis of its membership.
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TIlE 1';XECIJTIVE COMMrlTI\E
,the following>
The Mission shall be edmlnlstered by an Executive Committee which sll.'ll! consist of
IS.NO. NAME
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DESIGNATION IN TilE EXECUTIVE
COMMlHEE
1. Shn.Rajendm Kumar
Director of Educntion I Director Utili.
Goverrunenl of Delhi
2. Ms.S.P.Sodhi
Director of Education.
Mel)J. ShrLS.N.Misrn
Director of Education,
NIJMC
4" Shri.Rnjcsh Somaal,
Additional Director of Edn ,
GNCTDI Addl.Mission Director
5. Dr.Junki Rujnn,
Director SCEHT
Defence Colony, New Delhi.
CIIllirUlDl1/Chl\ir-pCISOII Ex-officio
Member Ex-officio
Member Ex-officio
Member-Secretary Ex-officio
Member Ex-officio
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We. the scvcrul pcrsuus. whose 'lI"\I~·".1'~t:llpati\ln~n'Iul rul{,hc~~l'~lliegivC'n below urc dc.~iltll'!< of lilrmi,,~ omsctvcs htlp I' uocicr y Iqti<;ICICd wH11.:r1111':
Societies Rrgistlfltitll1 Ad I HW lor the ubjccts nli 'IC!>l1irJ und subject tu the rules nndICl!ullltioIl9, U cCllificJ copy wltcruofis enclosed herein.
,S.NO, NAME ANO ADOIWSS
I.
2,
i,
Mrs.Gha ~Dgnt
Secretary (Educnttou),Govcrmucut ulDclhl.
Sh.H.nhul Khullar
Secretnry ll'1tlllllil.;g)
Government of lJelhi
Sh." Ra j en dra Kumar
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SIGNAl UI(ES
Director or Educntlcn,
Uovcmment or Uclhi , '
4,' M5,S.I',Sorlhi
5,
6,
. 7,
8,
Director Edllcnlillll{MCU) .
Nlgmn 011[1\\'1111, 1~J1:;llIlIcrc Utile
lJelhl.
Sh.S.N.Mi~\'o.
Dlrecto- Educnllol\(NDMC)
Pnliku KtclHhll, ":l1li:lt1lCnl SlICe!,
New Delhi.
Sh,M.K.Misl"obuy ~l~""'-Director (Socia! Wdl;HC),
Dr.Jnunki Rnjuu
Director. StILI!.! Ltllltu.:iliur
Educntioual Rescruch &. Trnlllil1~Defence cnlnny. NCII' \Jelhi.
Sh. rl<"i~!lhSOI1l",\1
"\!~rl1, ;)i,cct o t- \,.'_ ;~tln.Govt. O( N.C.". of Dellll.
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.o:f[" LIST OF I JI'SlltUlJS I'EltSONS FOlt TilE ItEGlSTItATION OF StX:lI'.TY NAMED AS .
! UNIVEltSASLISATION OF ELEMENTAJtV EDUCATION MISSIONI
iS.NO.
INAME ANIl ADDRESS
I.
2.
Mrs.Gita Sagar, Secretary (Education),~:.'I
Govenuncnt of Dclhi.
Sh.Rnhul Khullar, Secretary (Planning)
Government of lJelhi
Sh.Rajcndm Kumar, Director of Educe Ii011.
Government of Delhi
4. Ms.S.I'.Sodhi, Director Educalion(MCD)
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5.
6.
Nigam Hhnwan, Knshmere Gate, Delhi.
Sh.S.N.MisfO, Director Educotion(NDMC)
Paliku Kendra, Parliament Street, New Delhi.
Sh.M.K.Mi!;hrn, Director (Social Welfnre),
(jo\'1. orN(:-'"ufDclhi.
7. Shri.Rajcsh Souuml. Addl.Director of Education00\'1. (1[NeT of Delhi.
8. Dr.Jnnak i ltnjun. Director, State Council forEducu!ioll;11It':sr:arch & Training,Defence COIOIlY,New Delhi.
It is ccnuicd Ih'll nil the desirous persons listed nhovc havc beennominated by UOI-\. or Delhi in their ex-officio capacity. They me Olliccrs workingill Gov\. Dcpnrtmcurs {S1.No.1 107) or AUI01l01110Ug body (SI. No. H)
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IIJ(IU\JElt:~~AAL)
ADDL.DIRECTOR Of EDN.(I'ERSONNEI.)GOVT. OF NCT OF DEUII
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UNIVERSALISATION OF ICLEMENTARY EDUCATION MISSION
HULES AND REGULATIONS
I. '1101('(' TITI.E ANII COMMI(NCEM I(NT
These rules <Inti regulations may be called "Rules and Regulations" of the
lJ 11iversa! isat ion ()f I::lcmcmary Education M iSS10Il (U EE Missio n)
2. !lEI'I NITIONS
In these Rules and Regulations, unless the context otherwise rcquircs..
I) "Act" shall mean the Societies Registration Act. IXGO(XXI of 1860):
2) "Additioll;]] Director" shall mean the Audit ional Director 01" the Univcrsalisation of
Elementary Education Mission:
1) ''<.'h:li1"111'111·'slulll\\I'::llllhc Chairman oftbc governing body ofthe Univcrsalisation
(l f I:.klllen!ar), M iSS1(1n:
,II "[)iIIXIII\""" Sh;lll un-au tIll' Director ofthe I Illivc\"S;llis;llioll(If Hcmcutary Education
Mission:
5) "Llcmcmarv Education" shall mean education provided in class I to class VIII,
c(l111prising lowcr primary stage [nun class [ to class V und upper primary stage
hom class-V! \(1 class-Vl ll ;
6) "Executive Conuniucc'' shall mean the Executive Committee of the
Univcrsulisat ion Dr Elementary Education Mission;
7) "linaucial year" shall mean the financial year ending un 31~1March of the calendar
year:
S) "Governing Buoy" shall mean the governing body of the Univcrsalisarion of
Elementary Education Mission:
()) "(;UVCrl1T11CI1I" shall mean the Govcnuncnt of the National Capital Territory of
l rc 1111 :
!0) "M iSShIll" "lJa II IIlClTl t he I Jni vcrsn Iisat il III (I I" I.!cr I\\.;1\[ary l.duciu il III 1\.1iSShJIl:
11)"i\klll\lr,\lldlllll" skill mean the Mcruoruudum or the Association of the
l )lli\ ns;,lisat iuu of l.lcrucntarv Education Mission,
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•••• J3. FUNCTIONS OFT"!': MISSION
III order III achieve the auns und objects or the Mission as mcurioncd in tile
Memorandum. the Mission may undertake any or all or the following Iuncucns,
programmes and activities>
I) To acquire by gill. purchase or exchange, lease or hire any lands, buildings. other
properties and assets or otherwise acquire possession, control or management .of
huildillg,S, property. movable or iuuuovnblc ur uuy other usscrx:
2) To borrow and raise money on loan. securities, mortgage or pledge or in any other
suitable manner with the prior approval of the Government:
3) To impose and recover fees and charges for the services rendered hy the !'vfission:
4) '] \l 1I.,;((i\,(; g,r,1I1[-ill-<lI\] and accept other gr'lIl\s of money. [(),ITlS fi'llm banks and
other agencies nnd other tonus of assistance from the Govt.. till.': Centred Guvr.,
UNICEF und other agencies and enter into uny agreements or arrangements lor
receiving such assistance:
5) To prepare and execute detailed plans and programmes Ru uclucvcrucut ofthe aims
and (lhJlTtS ofthe Missiou ;lI1d for carrying \11\ its managcmcur and ndminisuatiou;
6) To create any depreciation fund, reserve fund, insurance fund. :-:illkillg fund or any
other special lund to make contributions or donations lor the promotion of the aims
ami objects ofthe f\,Il~sioJl:
7) !"u make pavmcurs out or the funds of the Mission j()I" the discharge of anv of its
i"ulll:ti,1I1S,
R) '["\1 institute schemes \11' !,!iv1!1g incentives to deserving students and teachers tor the
prullllltioll ot'uitus and objects of the Mission:
ofthe Mission and to arrange their periodic audit;
10) ]"0 appoint consuh.mts and advisors 011 couuuct to per Ior 11I SU1.:1ldllti.:~ as 111:1)" lie
laid down by the Mission and on such rcruuncrution und conditions and for such
period as llIay he decided hy the Mission:
11) To apl'olilt advisory couuui.tccs and other couunittccs lor such purposes as 1ll;'Y he
decided hy Ihl.: t-.,'li~SIl'11.
(2)'111 award colllr<lI'\~ lor the supply (11' 1ll,1ll'l'ial and services and I\H such \llhl'l'
1'lll"pnSl'~; as till' t-.lis,"i'lllllla~' deem appropriate:'),.
1.1) I'll ;1(1 <1:-a ck;lril1;! 11\1\1:'0.: 1;'r ideas alld iulonuatiou (III all matters n.:blil1~ hi
lit ri \ ":1's;:1 IIs;lll(111 (II l'll- 111,111:11\ l'd Ill' ,II ill It:
Mission und for p..:rlilrlllill~ the Iunctions ofthe Mission:
15) To generally do :\fld execute ,iI\ .\111,.:11lav ful acts. deeds. matters and things as :11"1.'
conduci vc or incidentalto the attainment ofa!l Of any otthc aims and objects ofthe
Mission.
4. AUTHORITIES ANIl OFFICI-:ltS OF TIlE MISSION
l ) The 1111llHVilig :.:11.1111.....: the :llllh(\\'il;":': ofthe Mission. namely-
i) The Governing Body
ii) The Executive Conuuiucc
iii) Such other authorities as Illay be constituted by the Governing Body or the
2) The Officers or the Mission shall be the Chairman or the Governing Body. the
Director. the t\dditiolw1 Director and such other persons as may be designated us
such h~ thv {ioVL'flling ltody or the Executive COI1l111itkt:,
s. (;()VEHNIN<; BOilY
The control. admiuistr.nion ,till! mauagemcut ofthe allairs of the Mission shall vest
ill the (iovc:-rnillg Budy which shall be constituted ,IS Ii.llluws:
S,Nu, Dcsiguariou ill the Nature ofthe
Board Membership
I, Minister or Education, Chairman Ex-officio
Government or Delhi
2. Secretary (\':dlJe:lIiun)
Govcrnmcut cfDclhi.
Member Ex-ol'licio
J. Secretary (Fillalle<..:)
Govcrmucnt olDcllu. Member Ex-officio
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-l. S\.Yr~·(:II\· (l'I:1I1I1il1::)
Govcmmcut o!' Ikilli
7. Director I:UUG1\11lIll Mel))
~ Director EJucation(NDMC)
I). Director (Social Welfare).
ru Director. State Couucil fur
I:x-tlfticill
Ex-officioMcmhcr-Sccrcuu'y
Ex-officio
Member
Member
11. Nominee ofMi J l~l) Member
12. /\. Representative ofrhc
Ddll1 Commission for SC &. ST
IJ ;\ representative olthc Delhi
Miuoritics Cunuuissiou
14. i\ rcprcscntauvc o!" Delhi
\V{llllI.;I1S· Commission
16. An eminent cuut.:;IIII)IlISI
17. Principal or a leading
recognized un-aided school
oi"Ddhi
18. Principalof a leading
recognized Un-aided sehoul
or Delhi
IY. A representative or the lJoVL
Aided Schoul-Trs. Association
20.1\ representative nf the
lINICIT
'21./\ rcprcxcuuuivc of'u
no II·go \'L:rn IIIL nt <11(l rg;l1l i"I.'11it lJl
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Ex-officio
Ex-officio
Ex-officio
Ex-officio
Ex-uJTicio
Nominntcd by the Chairman
Nominated by the Chairman
Nominated by the Chairman
Nominated by the Chairman
Nominated by the Association,
Nominated by the UNICEf
Nominated by the Chairman
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(r. IWI.I. OF iln:MBEltS
1) ;\ rolll)rllll'lllhcls selling out lllCI'CIl1 full names und <lJdrcssL's ofthe members and
their occup.uious shall he maintained and every person becoming a member. shall be
required III siglllhl: R~)II ofMembers.
2) LVl~I!,'member oftbc Governing Body shall comruumcate the change in his address.
if any. to tilL' Dircctur wl1\) shall thereupon enter his new allJress in the Roll of
Members
J) It shall be the duty ofthe Director to suitably amend the Roll ofDirectors on receipt
of auy cnrumunicntion from the Chairman or the member as aforesaid ami keep the
same up-to-date.
7. TEltill OF OFI'I!!,:
1) Whcrc n Illl':llliwr pi the \,o\'crnitl!;!. Body becomes amember by virtue of Ihe office
Of;IPP(lIlttlll\..'tl! II\..'h\lllk IIis membership ofthe Uovcruiug l tody shull tcnninatc when
he ceases to hulL! the UI"i"ICC(\f appoiuuucut.
2) Members nouunutcd hy the Chairman shall hold office for a period of 3 years or for
such period as may be specified by the Chairman at the time oftheir nomination or
as may be extended hy him from time to time, subject to the provision or sub-
rulc(4).
3) The perloruumcc ofthe nominated members shall be reviewed aller two years by
the nominating authority who may make such changes, if any, as may be deemed,
necessary by it.
4) No nominated member shall continue ill any case J()[ more than two consecutive
terms 01" three years cnch.
K. I>lS()lL\UFI(,ATI()NS OF lWIN(;:\ 1\1F.:\IBER
I) is;1 s:d;!Ti~d Onil·i;ll ofthe Mission. or
2) at any time has OCCIl adjudged insolvent or has suspended payment of his debts or
1I;IS ":OIIlPOUTlUS with his creditors: or
3) is ](HIIlU to bc u 11111;ll1l: U[" IX:C\lll)CS ufuusound 111111ti: Ill'
4) has been convicted ofany (I ffcucc involving. III the opinion ofthe Governing Body.
moral turpitude.
~. TERM INATION OF Til E TENURE OF ,\ IV!I':M BER
I) A nominated member lllay resign his office by givlIIg notice thereof in writing to
the Chairman and. on such resignation being accepted by the Chairman .shall be
deemed 10 have vacated his office.
2) i\ member shall cease to be a member, ithe
i) dics. rcslt-'-Ils. becomes of 1I1lSIlllnU mind ur becomes insolvent or is convicted of a
criminal offence involving. in the opinion ofthe Ciovcrmng Body. moral turpitude;
ur
ii) does lint attend three consecutive meetings ofthe Governing Body or thc Executive
Couuuiucc without proper leave ofthe Chairuum:
Provided that this provision shall not upply to the ex-officio members.
3) The Governing Body may terminate membership of any member if it is satisfied
that the continuation of the membership 01"the said member, will be detrimental to
the aims and objects ofthe Mission.
4) ljcforo the mcntbcrxhip is terminated ,:I member shall be served with a 15 days
written notice ofthe proposal to terminate his membership and the Governing BoOY
shall consider the explanation given by the member, before taking a decision in the
nuutcr.
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II. RE~IIINEIIATI()N OF MDlIlUIS
Members of the (illV"::fllillJ! lIo.Iv ;lIld til •..· l-xcc utivc tonuuiucc lIlay be paid such
rcrnuncrution as may be prescribed ill the by-laws trumcd under the Memorandum I\H
:l!lcndillt: meetings of the Governing Ih)dy. the Executive Committee. a tender
commiucc or an advisory conuniucc.
12. VACANCIES
I) A casual vacancy in the office 01"a member of the Governing Body shall be filled
in accordance with the provisions or rule 4 <lIIU the person nominated against the
vacancy. shall hold On!!;C (lilly lin the remainder ofthe term for which the member
whose place he takes. \"';IS IlUlllin;llcd.
2) The Governing Body shall Iuncnou notwithstanding that any Pl:r.SOIl who is entitled
10 he a member by virtue or his office. is not a member or the Governing Body lor
the tuuc IlL·ill!::' ;\I\d Jlulwilh:--l:\I\dill[! :lll)' otIH:I' V;Il.::tIlCY ;11 the Govcruiug I\ody
whether by uon-nppoirumcut. ;1 defect III appointment or otherwise und no act or
proceedings of the Guvcruiug Body shall he culled III question on the ground
merely of the existence of nny vacancy or defect 111 the constitution of the
Gllvl..!rni!l!:'. Body.
13. l'OWEllS OF 'I'm: COVERNIN(; BODY
1) Subject to the provisions of the Societies Registration Act (XXI or 1860), an9subject to any general direction issued by the Government and fur furtherance of the
uuns and objects ufthc Mission. the Governing Body shall be the ultimate authority
for conducting the affairs ofthe Mission.
2) 1\11property ofthe Mission. movable, immovable or of uny other kind. shall vest in
the Governing Body.
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: Iii:,. \,j,,"""IIIIII:: \l"d\' ::1I;Iil ;""'l' ;111 ~>ih:h 1")\',1:1.: uud \'\'1"1\"'1111 II: ~,;ll,11(111,·li;)I'~ OJ':
;\1" 1"":',~,',;lI\ "I ;11'11l'\'I"11:11~' Il.r the ,n:hic\'~:I\)':111 und lilrlll~'1";llln' !'I'lh: ;1:111'- .':li,1
.1) 'j'111:1~\I\'l'lllin~'l.••.'.jy ,;lI::\i ls.' il'SPllllSil,k lor tho..: !:!~:IH:nd ulIllrld :)1111:'lIpcl\i:;i111l1Ir
al! :h.; alfair:- "rIb: f\·I!·:::jnH ~,!'d ~;h:dl lutvc the authority to ..:",':r..:i::.::111111':I',,\-\':IS
l,CI]'!: i\!is~illll,
CXG~ isc thai P,I\\l'r ill the :;;11110.;IIKIIlUcr and with till: ~:;lIIIl: effect a:; if such !!t'\"·'.'l$
Il'l~lll~kd, l'l'I,VeIH;;I 1Iledil1b~('!I ~:lwil shorter notice. ushe III!'), think til.
J) ~::H.;ll1I)':l1d,,"i' "rille t;\lVo.;r;llj'l~~ Ih)\ly II'd1tdiI1!:,t:l'! CIi:,irm<Ln skill ha\'(; IJm; vote
in "J i J" I i)~:)'.: i:- :\11cq u;11ity 0 r votc-, "ll ;IIIY 1rI:lllo.;r U!Kkl 1,:1)1I:->Hlvrt.t i\ '11, till,: \ ': .:.1'I 111;1II
xh•.•11;'a"": a t:astiJlJ..'.VI)!o.;ill adduion. tdi ,:i:;pu!t:d ljm;SltuHS ~:tlilt' Ill\:dlll!_:.'; -,j(:dl !".'
-I) Four 1I11:lIlhns shnll Ionu 111\,.'qUIJf\II!1 <I! ally 11Il:l.!lillg (,I" II,,; uuvcfll;ng Uud),
]lftlvi,kd I!I.:\ ir;l 1I":CI;lli_~"I' II".: ~'''l\'\:(nillghlldy i:; :tdjoll!ut:d !',r 1:It:k I,! Tillflllll
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h\lSllll'~:< Ill) ll\1\)I'\II11slLll1 be required.
\he meeting. In (:IS\.' (\1 absence or both the l'h;llrl1l:m ,Inti the senior most ex-
officio member. the members present at the mcctiug will choose one or them to
coufinucd at the lilll\lwillg meeting.
7\ Except as otherwise provided ill these Rules. all the meetings ofthe governing. body
shall be ':~llbi hy notice under the signatures ofthe Mcmbcr-Sccrctarv
1(,. FUNCTIONS OF Till' (;()VnlNING BOilY
If shall be the function or the Governing Body In carry (HIt the objects or the
17, I'OWl':I{S OF TilE ClIAlH(\'Ii\N
II lhc Cklit'lll~ll\ Sh;lll function ,IS the principu! executive officer of the Missiou aDd~_,._ ...'_ ,......• " ..", •.•. _ e"~"_'·'''·''·''·'·'····'';"'··''''''·-·'··''·'·d',••.•... ,
shall be responsible lilt· tile prnpcr administration ()r the ulfairx of tile MisSI\)11and'___ .... ~ _" .'." .'''. '~" .._ .', .. ,. ,.. '•...,. ." '.' , ....~,'. "'" "e"'·,••.'''''''''"'',.,,'''' .•...,M"''':~_'.,.,.•..f''',\·_ .•--··,·~~·
shall eXer(ISC such powers and carry out such functions and duties as may be
assigned to him under these rules or arc delegated to him by the Governing body,
He may also act. when he deems it necessary. on behalfof the Governing Body and
exercise any or all 01' its powers and perform its functions. The action so taken by
the Chairman sll:1I1 be reported in the ncxtmccung olIhc Governing Body.
2) The Chainnun mav refer any question which. in his opinion. is of sufficient
Importance to justify such a reference. for a decision to the Government and such
decision shall be hillding ou thc Mission.
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1~. '1'111·:r.xt.currvr: ("O[\Ir\IITIFE
The Mission shall be administered h~ ,11\ l.xccuuvc Conuniuec which shall consist of
the fnllowing.:-
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S.NO. NAME DESIGNATION IN THE GOVERNING
UO[)y
I. Director IIf l-ducntion I Director liFE.
(iUVI,."IIHlIl'lI\ !Ir I killi
'l Director (11' Education.
Chninnan/Chair-pcrson Ex-officio
Member Ex-officio
Men3. Director Ill" Education. Member Ex-officio
N[)Ml·
4. The Additional Director olTdnJ
Addl.Mission Director
5. The Director SCERT
Member-Secretary
Member
Ex-officio
Ex-officio
19.POWEllS ANIl FIINCTIONS OF TilE EXI';ClITIVE COMMITTElc
1) "1'IH:Executive Corurnittcc shall have under its management and control all the
albir" :IIld funds or the Mission and shall have the authority to exercise all the
powers and perform all the functions or the Governing Body, including the
tollowing..
i) With the approval of the Governing body. the Executive Committee shall have the
powers Itl frame and amend regulations. not inconsistent with these Rules. tor the
administration und mnnagcmcnt ofthe uffa irs ofthc Mission.
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,I) Such l'n~lll~lti\lIIS 111:1\1111'\ Ilk 1;,1'tlu' \(III'fWillg 111;\1\('1".-;"
a) preparation :lI\d '<1111.:1;1111 ofbudget estimates. sanction otcxpcndiuuc. 11l;\kill~ .uul
l'XCl'Ut;\\11 (\f ~'\)ll\l:h:I~. ill\'l'~111Il'llt uf the hinds 1'1' the Mission .1Ild the sale or
b) powers. Iuucr ions :llld (111\(\\1([ of business by committees or SUb-Cl\llll11l11L'L'Sas
may be constituted from rime to lime ant! the term ofoffice of their members:
c) procedure till' <lppI\illlllll.'1l1l1fthc officers and sruff ofthc Mission:
d) terms and tenure Ill" appoiuuncnt. emoluments. allowances. rules 01"and discipline
and other condit ions of service or the officers and other starr of the Mission:
c) terms and conditions governing incentives to students. grant or scholarships and
workshops. trnininu. refresher courses, research schemes and other projects:
I) such other malters ,IS may be ucccss.uy lor the furtherance or the objccrs or the
Mission and the proper administrntion nfthc affairs ofthe Mission.
2) The Executive Corumiucc shall have the power to enter into arrangements with the
Govcrumcut. iuc:li huLlies uf Delhi. and other public or private organization or
individuals lor furtherance of its objects. implementation of its progranuucs and
sccuring and accepting endowments, gr:\llt-ill-aid. dUIl:ltions or gins to the Mission------- .__ ._-Oil mutually agreed krills and conditions provided that the conditions or such grant-
in-aid. donations lIT [.!iHsshall not he inconsistent or ill conllict with objects of the
Mission Ill" with the provisions ofthese Rules.
3) a) The Executive Couuuittcc shall have tilt: power to take over and acquire by
purchase. gill or otherwise from thi,! tiovcrnmcnt. local bodies and other public
bodies or privatc individuals. movable and immovable properties or other funds
together with all attendant obligations and engagements not inconsistent with the
objects of lilt: Mission and the provisions ofthese Rules.
b) The Executive Committee shall have the power to sell and lease any movable or
immovable prupcrty ofthe Mission, provided. however that no asset of the Mission
created out 01" the Govcrumcnt funds. shall he disposed of encumbered or utilized
for purpose other rhauthosc for which the grunt was sanctioned.
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.1. Subject III Illl':'>l· !~llks. 1111: l.xccutivc C\llltlllilll·l' ~h:tll hnvc I ill' [1\1\\0..:1"lu create
p,I~I:'> ;111,\,q'p,'llli ,III '·"l<..·!~lllll'S of 11l"lll·nS .uul S(,II"- 1;'1"lh. 111;1I1:1!~l·llll'lllIll" till'
I'-liS"II)11. III (IXthe .unouut ultlwir rcruuucrution and to define their duties:
l'rovidcd that creation of posts carrying cmolurucnts above l~s:15,m!V(- and
appuinuncnts thereto. will be made by the Executive Connuittcc ~l~~lywith the
:IPPfll\',l! or the (;ovo..:rnlng Budy.
5) The Executive Conuniucc. lIlay be rcsohuion. delegate 10 the Chairman such of its
j1\IWCI'S tor 11Kconduct PI"bUSltH:SS as it may dL"l.:11Itil. subject tu thc C\llldlliull thai
the action lJKCIl hv the Chairman under the powers delegated under this sub-rule.
sll;dl he reported :11 the next meeting ofthe Executive Committee.
()) The Exccunvc (\1111miIICl' may appoint committees or sub-committees lor such
purposes and wit h such powers. as it may deem proper.
7) The Executive Conuniucc may appoint advisors and consultants lor such purposes,
tor such periods and Oil such remuneration as it may deem appropriate.
S) ThL' Executive Committee may, by resolution, appoint advisory committees which
shall make rccouuucndutions to the Executive Committee regarding purchase,
training and research. and coordinate all plans und programmes und examine the
academic aspects ofthe work ofthe Mission. A Director otthe Mission shall be the
chairperson of the advisory committee which may appoint such sub-committees as
it Ill:IY consider ucccssar y. to deal with special problems, projects or programmes
9) To purchase such mntcrial and equipment as may be needed for realizing the aims
and objects or the Mission. as per the provisions of the budget approved by the
Governing llody.
IO)To m:!I!ltain til(; al.;Cllllnts or incomt; and c;.;pcnditurt; of the Missiun as per the
procedure followed in the Government.
II) To arrange tor periodic audit of the accounts or income & expenditure of the
Mission, and. fer this purpose, appoint auditors.
12) To prepare an annual plan of the work to be taken Lip by the Mission every year and
to present every year ttl the Governing Body un annual report on the work done by
the Mission during the year alongwith the audited statement of income &
ex pc nd itu rc.
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ill.'lntCIIl'II.'. it':III~. :IS 1I1:IY1'1.'i:>.'I!..:dh~ rlu- I ;\!\l"lllIlh'nl.
1·1)1',1:>11\:und 1\1 Ill; .'lIl·d .11ll1dctcud lh..: r-.\\~~i\\11 1\1 :11\Iq!:\1 pr\ll'l'l'dlll!~S involving Ihe
l~) lo drufl :11\<'\ propose regulations .uul by-laws, nnd amendments in the existing
rules. for :Iny or the mailers for which they may be made. lor consideration and
adoption hy [he Governing Body.
211.POWERS OF Til" CIIAIRMAN OF Tin: EXECUTIVE COMMITTEI':
I) The Chaiunau. whenever present. shall prcxidc over the 1I11:ctin~sof the Executive
Committee.
2) lie shall liaise the work of the various members of the Executive Committee and
coordinate their efforts.
3) lie sh:1I1 take decisions Oil all matters which. ill his opinion, cannot wait lor the
mccting ur Ill..: l-xccurivc C0l11l111ltec. :\11 such decisions shall be referred to the
Executive Conunincc for ratification ut ils 1(111(lwillg meeting.
4) 1lc 1ll;IY convene an emergent meetings or the Executive Committee at a short
notice.
5) He shall exercise all such powers of the Executive Committee as may be delegated
10 him hy u. subject to the condition that the action taken by the Chairman under the
powers dekgatl'u under this rule, shall be reported at the following meeting or the
lixccur ivcConuuincc.
21. POWEllS ANil FUNCTIONS OF TIlE IJIIU:CTOIl
L Subject to ;:my order that may be passed by the Executive Committee, the Director,as the chiefexecutive of the Mission, shall be responsible lor
the proper administration of the affairs ofthe Mission under the direction, guidance
and supervision of the Chairman:
Provided th;It the Director may, with tilt: concurrence of the Executive Committee,
delegate any \I f his powers and functions to any other officer or authority appointed
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:2) The Director shall. ill ;111nr.utcrs under his charge. have the Pl)WL'rS and dUliL's
:lssiglH.:d III hilll ill till's<.' rules alld th..: rq!.uialil.H}s .md such powers and duties llIay
he d..:kj..::\lL'd <\I' c'111111~\L'd \ll 11111\ h.1 the (;\1\l'rI\illg l Iodv (11' till' 1",'l'('ullVI'
Cornmincc.
3) The Director shall prescribe the dillies of all thl' officers and. staff of the Mission
and shall exercise :'UI.:h supervisory and disciplinary control over them as may I'll.'
necessary subject In rueprovisions ofthl'SC rules uud regulations.
4) II shall be the dutv nft!n; Director \0 coordinate urn] exercise general supcrvtston
over all the :lCII\'III"::S (\1'11\1.: Mission including those related to selection Of:1fC:lS of
compulsion. idcntificaricn or out-of-school children in the 6-14 age group.
determination or the stage or elementary education to be provided in the urea of
compulsion. appninlllll"llt of required personnel. their training and monitoring and
cvaluat ion tl f t 110.:ir per ItIrma nee.
5) The Director shall pcrtonu the functions or the Secretary to the Governing. Body
and the Executive Committee.
(ll !lc shull issue notices or all meetings or the Governing Body and the Executive
Couuuincc UIH_kl-llIS SI(!II<lllIll"_
7) lie shall Sig.ll :llly docuurcut UI"proceeding I-ctjllirlllg uuthcuttcatiou hy the Missiou.
H) lie shall be responsible lor implementation or the policies and programmes of the
Misxiou and Shill! aucnd 10 ull statutory requirements imposed on till: Mission.
22.I'OWERS ANI) FUNCTIONS OF TilE A[)I)ITlONAL DIRECTOR
I) The Additional Director shall exercise the powers and perform the functions ofthe
Director in his absence.
2) l-le shall assist the Director and perform all such functions as may be assigned to
him by the Director.
J) He shall verify all bills am! countersign them before passmg them on 10 the
Treasurer lor making payments.
4) He shall also perform such other duties and exercise such other powers as may be
entrusted or delegated to him and as specified ill the regulations .
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11 I hI.' 1III1lb pl'll'l: t'.iissi"ll vvill «(lIIS;,-;1 otthc 11111\1\\111~
1\ l;rall(s trotu 1.:<."1Ir3.1Govcrmucut. 11Il: liovl:fIlllll..:lIl :IIIJ such ,Hiler m!!alli/,HIUIIS as
II) Don.uions and UlillrihutlollS Inlill other sources:
iii) Income from the assets ofthe Mission: and
iv] Receipts oftbc Mission fro III other sources.
2) Funds of the tvlission !'hall he spent exclusively towards the promotion or the aims
and Llhjcl.:t:-;otthc Mission. including the Iollowing ;
i) Payment ofsalaries. allowances and expenses to the stall:
ii) Payment lor audit and accounts and other sundry expenses:
iii) PaYI1lt.'[1t for lcgnl proceedings subject to provisions of section 6 of the Societies
Rcgistratiou :\rl. lS()!):
IV) !'aYIllt.'Il\ fur <.:.\I'eIISCS ('11 publication or posters. hand-hills. periodicals and
v) Payment for maintenance ufthc cfllccs of the Mission.
:;) The Executive l 'ounuiucc may allow the maximum of Rs.3()(JO/- as cash in hand 10
H. BANKEHS
The bankers of the mission shall be a nationalized bank/banks. All funds shall be paid
into the Mixxiou'x uccoum with the hank and shall not be withdrawn except through a
cheque signed by such officers as lllay be duly empowered in this behalf by the
Governing 130dy ami couutcrxigucd by the Chairman or by an olliccr authorized by the
Chairman in this behalf
25. ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT
1) The Executive Couunutcc shall maintain proper accounts and other relevant records
and prepare annual accounts comprising the Receipt and Payment Account and the
statement ofIiuhiluics in such limn <IS may be prescribed by the Government.
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Ji~) Til c ;U':I.:(\\II11:-; of the Missiou :-:kd\ I.••., ;\t\dilcd .uuuu.lly by a cliarll.:l.•..d <lLC\11111t;1Il\
.uul .111\' 1·~Jl\.'l1thl\lr..: il\CIIITnl III couuccnnn with thL' (lIB.!;1 or accounts Ill" the
Mission. sll:lll h...:p:1Y<lhk hy 1Ill' ~llssi\"L
.;) The Govcnuuctu {It" ;IIIY other person appointed by it in this behalf shall h~IVC the
S;II11eright:-;. privileges and :HllhmilY 111connection with the audit and accounts of
the Mission as the Government or ally other person appointed by it in this behalf
has in \.:\'11I1I:dion with the audit Ill' Govcrmnent accounts and. in particular. shall
have [he right to demand thc production of books. accounts. connected vouchers
and other documents am! papers and to inspect ;1I1Yof the offices ofthe Mission.
-1) The accounts of the Mission ns certified by the chartered accountant or any other
person appointed oy the Uovcnuucut in this behalf together with the audit report
thereon. shall be laid before the governing body within nine months of the close of
the aCl.:olJllting year ofthe Mission.
5) The Executive Committee shall arrange for the proper muiutcnancc 01"accounts
with respect to:
i) all sums of money received cud expenditure incurred by the Mission and the
nuutcrs ill respect tit" which rcccuus and expenditure take place.
ii) :111saks and purchase (1['111<\lc1"I,11and equipment hy rhc Mission: illlli
iii) ,til the a:__sets andlinhilirics olthc MISsio11.
2(1.AIIDIT
A qLlahl"lcd and competent chartered accountant shall be appointed as auditor or the
Mission wll(l shall audit the accounts of the Mission for the ensuing year. The auditor
shall have access to all the books of accounts and vouchers and shall be entitled to
require the officers of the Mission (0 provide him such information as he may think
ncccssarv lilr the pcrfunnnucc Ilrhis duties as nuditur.
27. FINANCIAL YEAH
The financial year for the Mission will be from I~(April to 31~I of March.
28. REVIEW OF WOI{l(INC
The Govcnuncm may appoint one or mere pcrxonx to review the functioning ofthe
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, ,.vlission ;lIld II) lipid c-nquutcx 1111(\ils ;llbirs :IIHi In report in such 1ll:1I111lT ;IS the
Ci,J\'CrlIIlH.'111 1\1:11 sliplli;lll', \11"111 l"l',",'lp\ (1[" which. tl\l! tiovcrunu-ut Ill;l)' 1.lk,' Slll'h
dealt with in till' lI:pl'rl and the i\lissioll shall cnmply with such directions.
29. ANNUAL LIST OF EXECUTIVE COl\IMITTEE MI •.MUERS
Once every yl':n.:l lis\ prIll..: office-bearers andmembers ofthe Governing Body shall
be filed with the I~l'~islrar 01" Societies, Delhi as required under sccuon -+ of tile
Socict ics Rcgistr.n 1(.111I\CI. 1~6(J.
The Mission sl1,\11sue audto be sued inthe n.uuc ofthe Additional Director.
31. ANNUAL IHTOltT
An annual report ofthe proceedings ufthc Governing Body and of the work undertaken
Juring the year bv the Missiou shall he prepared hy \111..' Executive Cormuiucc. A drufl
01"the Annual rqlHl"1 <lurll Ix: plan:d before the {iuVl.:rlling Body lor jtx consideration
and approval.
32. AM~:NDMENT OF MEMORANDUM OF ASSOCIATION
I) Subject 10 the provisions or the Societies Registration Act (XXI of 1860), the
Mission may <liter or extend the purposes [or which it is established with the
previous concurrence ofthe Government, if
a) The Executive Committee submits the proposal for such alteration or extension as
aforesaid 10 the members oftuc Governing Body in a written or printed report.
b) The EXCClIliv(; Couuuincc convenes a special general meeting. of the Governing
Body according 10 the rules und regulations for the consideration of the said,proposal;
c) Such report be delivered or sent by post to every member of the Governing Body
fourteen clear days previous In such special general meeting as aforesaid:
d) Such proposal is agrt.:cd to by till; votes of 3/511>or the members or the Governing
Body delivered in person :11 stich gcncrulmccung as aforesaid; and
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