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Ramakrishna Math & Ramakrishna Mission Kamarpukur (A Branch of Ramakrishna Math, Belur Math) A Report from April 2012 to March 2013 Issued by: The Secretary RAMAKRISHNA MISSION P.O. KAMARPUKUR, DIST. HOOGHLY, WEST BENGAL: 712 612, INDIA Phone: 03211-244221, Telex: 03244-244763 E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]; Web: www.rkmkamarpukur.org
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Ramakrishna Math &Ramakrishna Mission
Kamarpukur(A Branch of Ramakrishna Math, Belur Math)
A Report from April 2012 to March 2013Issued by:
The SecretaryRAMAKRISHNA MISSION
P.O. KAMARPUKUR, DIST. HOOGHLY, WEST BENGAL: 712 612, INDIAPhone: 03211-244221, Telex: 03244-244763
E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]; Web: www.rkmkamarpukur.org
A REPORTOF THE ACTIVITIES OF
Ramakrishna Math &Ramakrishna Mission
Kamarpukur(A Branch of Ramakrishna Math, Belur Math)
FROM APRIL 2012 TO MARCH 2013
Issued by:The Secretary
RAMAKRISHNA MISSIONP.O. KAMARPUKUR, DIST. HOOGHLY, WEST BENGAL: 712 612, INDIA
Phone: 03211-244221, Telex: 03244-244763E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]; Web: www.rkmkamarpukur.org
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RAMAKRISHNA MISSION, KAMARPUKUR
THE MANAGING COMMITTEE
RAMAKRISHNA MISSION, KAMARPUKUR
THE MANAGING COMMITTEE
SL. N A M E S O F F I C E
1. Swami Jyotirmayananda President2. Sri Satyanarayan Maji Vice-President3. Dr. Jagannath Mandal Vice-President4. Swami Lokottarananda Secretary5. Swami Adrijananda Asst. Secretary6. Swami Prajnatmananda Asst. Secretary7. Swami Chitswarupananda Treasurer8. Swami Bhaktipriyananda Member9. Sri Asit Kr. Ghosal Member
10. Sri Debi Prasad Basu Member11. Sri Kalyan Kumar Mukherjee Member12. Sri Shyamapada Mukhopadhyaya Member13. Sri Rohindra Nath Tudu Member14. Sri Kishori Mohan Dey Member15. Sri Paresh Nath Dhara Member
Names of the Auditors:1. M/s. Sambhu N. De & Co. 2. M/s. Manoranjan Roy & Co.
Chartered Accountants Chartered Accountants1-B, Old Post Office Street P-9, Dakshini Co-Op. Housing Society3rd Floor, Kolkata-700 001 Canal South Road, Kolkata-700 105
Names of the Bankers:1. State Bank of India, Arambagh Branch & Maheshpur Branch2. United Bank of India, Kamarpukur Branch & Baghbazar Branch (Kol.)3. Axis Bank Ltd., Arambagh Branch
HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE:
Sri Ramakrishna (1836-1886), the prophet of harmony of religions, was born in Kamarpukurvillage. “Renunciation and love for God”, “Service, seeing God in all”—these were some of hisother important teachings. His illustrious disciple Swami Vivekananda founded RamakrishnaMath and Ramakrishna Mission with its Headquarters at Belur Math, Howrah, West Bengal.These two organizations lead by the monastic Order started by Sri Ramakrishna himself, hadthe twin ideal, “Self-realization and service to the world”. The Kamarpukur centre, a branchof Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission, Belur Math, was started in 1947. This centreis mainly associated with the hallowed memories of Sri Ramakrishna’s birthplace and hisancestral home. Some of the holy spots are:
v Sri Ramakrishna’s Temple built on the spot wherehe was born
v A mud house with thatched roof where SriRamakrishna and Holy Mother Sarada Devi lived
v Parlour and Mango Tree planted by Sri Ramakrishna
v Sri Raghuvir Temple with the family deities of SriRamakrishna
v Sri Jugis Shiva Temple
v Haldhar-Pukur
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v Laha’s Pathashala
v Temple of Sri Gopeshwar Shiva
v Sitanath Pyne’s House
v Dhani Kamarini’s Birth Place
v Chinu Shankhari’s Birth Place
v Budhui Marol Cremation Ground
v Mukundapur Shiva Temple
v Cremation Ground and Banyan Tree at Bhutir Khal
v Palace and Mango Grove of Manik Raja
v Anur Vishalakshi Temple
v Jayrambati, Koalpara, Shihore and other places associated withthe life of Sri Sarada Devi
Holy Kamarpukur, Jayrambati and Belur Math, together formthe Golden Triangle of pilgrim centres. Every devotee or admirerof Sri Ramakrishna aspires to visit these three sacred places atleast once in a lifetime to offer homage to the Holy Trio.
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SRI RAGHUVIR AND SHEETALA MAA–FAMILY DEITIES OF SRI RAMAKRISHNA
THE ‘YATRI NIWAS’
ON A JOY RIDE!
THE PONDSIDE VIEW OF THE SHRINE
THE VISITORS FROM FOREIGN LANDS
THE HUMBLE ABODE OF GOD
MATH–SPIRITUAL, RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL:
Besides daily worship, religious discourses inside and outside the Math, spiritual retreats andspiritual counselling by the senior monks, the Centre celebrates birthdays of the Holy Trioand other religious personalities. Sri Durga Puja, Sri Kali Puja, Sri Jagannath Rath Festival,Christmas Eve and other occasions are also observed. The 150th Birth Anniversary of SwamiVivekananda was observed through various programmes spread all over the year with duesolemnity and enthusiasm.
MISSION—SOCIAL WELFARE ACTIVITIES:
The Mission conducted multifarious social welfare activities. Here is a brief description:
1. High School with 766 boys out of which 72 boys belonged to scheduled castes, 10 boysfrom scheduled tribes and 70 boys from backward classes.
2. Junior Basic School with 281 Boys and 73 girls out of which 41 boys and girls 05belonged scheduled castes and 4 boys, 1 girl are scheduled Tribes and 32 boys frombackward classes.
3. Hostel with 108 boys out of which 5 boys were of scheduled castes and 7 boys ofbackward classes.
4. Area Library And Reading Room with 11407 books, 2 daily newspapers and 8periodicals with an average issue of 950 books per month.
5. Audio Visual Mobile Unit which screened films on the subjects educational, cultural,health & hygiene etc. in different villages of Goghat-I & II Block in Hooghly District.
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ACTIVITIES—A SYNOPSIS (2012-13)ACTIVITIES—A SYNOPSIS (2012-13)
6. Charitable Allopathic Dispensary treated 19453 patients including 15268 new patientsout of which 5533 patients were from SC, 491 patients from ST and 1002 from BC.
7. Homoeopathic Dispensary with a Mobile Unit treated 11645 patients including 4576new patients out of which 2003 patients were from SC, 175 patients from ST and 417from BC.
8. Eye Care Unit operated 1025 cataract patients out of which 347 patients were fromSC, 26 of ST and 65 of BC.
9. Ayurvedic Dispensary treated 3704 patients including 1328 new out of which 1111were from SC, 97 of ST and 178 of SC.
10. Pecuniary help was given to 181 poor families of this locality and its adjoining areasfor repair of their dwelling houses and in some cases to conduct funeral ceremony.Books were also distributed to the poor and meritorious students studying in the schoolsand colleges of the locality. 1000 poor villagers received blankets during the winter.
11. As part of the four-year-long service programmes funded by the Central Government, beingconducted by the Headquarters to commemorate the 150th Birth Anniversary of SwamiVivekananda, GadadharAbhyudaya Prakalpa (All-round personality development of thechildren) was launched at Kamarpukur on the 2nd October 2010 – Janma Tithi of SwamiAbhedananda. Vivekananda Swasthya Pariseva Prakalpa (Community Health Programme)was started at Deregram, the place where the ancestral home of Sri Ramakrishna issituated. Under these two Projects, there were total 211 beneficiaries. Further, SwamiAkhandananda Seva Prakalpa (Integrated Rural Development Programme) aimed at thealleviation of poverty was started since June 2012. The details are as follows:
1. Vocational Training:
Activities Centre No. of Trainees Duration
Tailoring Sri Ramakrishna Ashrama, Beldiha, Hooghly 25 1 year
-Do- Ramakrishna Mission, Kamarpukur 27 1 year
Production of Vermicompost -- Do -- 50 1 Year& Mushroom
2. Other Activities:
Health & Hygiene: One tube well and one sanitary latrine have been set up at Hazrapata, Kamarpukur.
12. Computer Training Centre provided Short TermVocational Training (STVT) course of six months durationin the Computer Fundamentals under West Bengal StateCouncil of Technical Education (WBSCTE) to 44 ruralstudents during the Academic Year (January to December2012–two short terms of six months duration each).
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13. In addition, the Mission runs Integrated Rural Development Work under PallimangalProject in the following manner:
a. Mobile Medical Unit which treated 6728 patients consisting of 167 SC, 99 ST, 159 OBCincluding 4549 new patients comprising of 2030 male, 3686 female and 1012 childrenduring the current year.
b. National Leprosy Elimination Programme treated 57cases out of which 32 weremale, 21 female including 30 SC and 16 ST patients.
c. National Revised Tuberculosis Control Programme treated 70 patients out of which21 were SC and 31 are ST.
d. Mini Jute Spinning Mill provided training to 07 unemployed young men and produced21.9 MT of twines of different counts during the year.
e. Weaving Unit provided training to 34 poor and destitute women trainees in the fieldof handloom, weaving and stitching of nearly twenty five types of cotton products.
f. Jute Handicrafts Unit produced more than twenty five items like shoulder bag, handbag, dolls etc. with the help of 86 poor and destitute women during the current year.
g. Food Processing Unit produced twenty two varieties of processed food like jam, jelly,squash, sauce, pickle etc.
h. Incense Sticks Unit produced ten varieties of incense sticks under the brand names‘Sridham’, ‘Arghya’ etc. with the help of 75 poor and destitute women.
i. Under Non-formal Education scheme 17 units were conducted with 372 students. Outof which 194 were boys and 178 girls. Among them 207 SC, 39 ST and 62 BC.
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Kamarpukur Ramakrishna Mission Multipurpose School is a High School recognized bythe Directorate of Secondary Education, West Bengal. The students of this institution areobtaining good results over the years. The details of this year's (2012-2013) MadhyamikExams are given below:
This school should not be conceived as a mere academic institution, but rather as amovement for imparting character-building education and to help students to inculcate thefundamental values of truth, purity and unselfishness. This institution inspires the studentsto actualize one of Swami Vivekananda's vision–a glorious India of the future.
It is worth mentioning that this school is catering to the needs of rural students, especiallyfrom the poor families of this area since 1962. As a result, this school has brought a hugenumber of students from the low-income families, backward sections and minority communitiesunder the fold of education since last five decades. The school is committed to churn out theeducated multifaceted human beings with head, heart and hand harmoniously developed.
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No. ofStudentsappeared
94
No. ofStudentsPassed
94
No. of Studentswho procured 90%
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No. ofFirst
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No. ofSecond
Division
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HighestMarks
669
The school has constructed four Science Laboratories (Physics, Chemistry, Biology andGeography) to give the real taste and concept of Science Education to the students. Acomputerized school Library with a beautiful reading room, 'Online Science Education' incollaboration with the Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda University, Belur Math, Howrah,and a Language Laboratory of Spoken English recognized by British Council, Kolkata, haveopened a new horizon of knowledge before the rural students of this school. Apart from theexisting facilities of a computer teaching programme, Gymnasium for body-building, and playgrounds for playing football, cricket and volleyball, a basketball court is also built for thebenefit of the students. The 'Swami Vivekananda Sabhagriha' (an auditorium) was constructedto promote the cultural life as well as the aesthetic sense of the students.
The Annual Prize giving Ceremony (2012-13) was arranged at 'Swami VivekanandaSabhagriha' in commemoration of the 150th Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda. SwamiSuviranandaji Maharaj a Trustee of Ramakrishna order of monks and the Asst. Secretary ofRamakrishna Math & Ramakrishna Mission, Belur Math, Howrah, was the President of thefunction. The students of High School presented cultural programme. Attractive books andcertificates of honour were distributed among the students. In the loving memory of SwamiSaradeswaranandaji Maharaj, a direct disciple of Holy Mother and the founder Secretary ofthe high school, a Silver Medal was awarded to Sriman Souvik Khan, an outgoing student ofclass X for the first time in the history of our school. This Medal was given in recognition ofall round development of a student in last academic year.
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The 52nd Annual Sports Meet was held at the school ground in commemoration of the150th Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda. In total 678 athletes took active part in theSports Meet. Dipankar Ghosh, conqueror of Mount Everest acted as the Guest-In-Chief. SriMadan Mitra, Hon'ble Minister-In-Charge, Transport and Sports Department, Govt. of WestBengal delivered Presidential address. Prizes and Certificates were distributed among thesuccessful athletes.
‘VIVEK VEETHI’ (Ramakrishna Mission Primary School, Kamarpukur):
This school was inaugurated on 31 January 2010 in commemoration of the 175th BirthAnniversary of Sri Ramakrishna and began its regular classes on and from 10 March 2010.The aim and objective of this institution is to impart ‘Man making and character buildingeducation’ to the boys and girls of Kamarpukur and its adjacent villages. This school also takesspecial care of the students belonging to socially deprived and economically backward groups.As it is envisaged by Swami Vivekananda, the school curriculum gives equal importance toacademic excellence and co-curricular activities so as to bring up bright citizens for the futureIndia.
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Report of Medical SERVICES (2012-13)
MOST REVERED PRESIDENT MAHARAJ—THE MAIN INSPIRATION BEHIND MEDICAL SERVICES AT KAMARPUKUR
Mobile Medical Service:
Regular Free Mobile Medical Service is being continued in and around the different villagesof three GPs of two districts since 1980. The mobile medical team is comprised of a generalphysician, a pharmacist, an assistant, local volunteers and a driver with the Medical Van.Presently, once in a week, the Mobile Unit serves at three centres namely, Kamarpukur,Balidewanganj in the district of Hooghly and Koalpara in the district of Bankura. The detailsare as follows:
April 2012 to March 2013 Old New Total Male Female Child Total W.D
Total 2179 4549 6728 2030 3686 1012 6728 140
General OPD Service:
Daily OPD Service has already been started at our new OPD building since May 2006.Allopathic, Homoeopathy, Ayurvedic and Diagnostic units are being conducted six days in aweek. Specialist clinics are also conducted at regular intervals with kind co-operation ofreputed physicians, surgeons and specialist doctors from Kolkata, Burdwan, Arambagh andother places.
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Report of OPD:Health Service W.D TOTAL MALE FEMALE CHILD OLD NEW APL BPL
GOPD 239 5174 2052 2749 373 1188 3986 2294 2880ENT 24 316 129 170 17 25 291 201 115E.MED 139 2351 982 1369 00 1080 1271 1043 1308DENT 25 480 219 258 03 19 461 350 130PAED 20 500 00 00 500 65 435 187 313MD 25 192 68 123 01 40 152 125 67GYNAE 17 210 00 210 00 58 152 96 114G.SURG 28 374 140 226 08 47 327 222 152SKIN 10 236 100 132 04 22 214 128 108ORTH 17 484 159 320 05 35 449 251 233PHYS 259 1778 875 901 02 1602 176 1449 329E.CLIN 99 5193 2130 3048 15 04 5189 2932 2261E.BIO 15 1157 512 645 00 00 1157 575 582E.REF 10 1008 415 593 00 00 1008 471 537E.SPEC 09 789 324 465 00 00 789 362 427E.OPER 46 1025 429 596 00 05 1020 526 499AYURV 218 2750 1087 1645 18 1569 1181 1409 1341PANCH 270 960 505 446 03 807 147 539 415HOMOEO 287 10448 3704 6525 219 5872 4576 6866 3582HOMOEO. MOBILE – 1197 333 708 156 511 686 – –
Investigation Report:Name of Unit W.D TOTAL MALE FEMALE CHILD OLD NEW APL BPL
USG 26 304 76 228 00 00 304 194 110XRAY 97 742 367 371 04 00 742 559 183ECG 141 1382 635 747 00 00 1382 713 669PATH 281 3490 1610 1879 01 07 3483 2225 1265G.TOTAL – 5918 2688 3225 05 07 5911 3691 2227
National Blindness Control Programme:We are very happy to let you know that it is twenty-six years of continuous service. It
was started free of cost during 1982. Now it has grown into a well-equipped eye day carecentre. Through this we have been serving the poor villagers of four districts namely Hooghly,Bankura, Burdwan, and West Midnapur since May-2006. A good number of eminentophthalmologists, surgeons, ophthalmic assistants, physicians, O.T. Nurses, Supporting Staff,devotees and volunteers have been joining their helping hands with us. Screening for operationIOL, Scanning of eye, Biometry for power testing of IOL, surgery, refraction, medical treatment,spectacle distribution, health education and referral service, and investigation facilities arealso being provided at our centre.
Report of NBCP:
Total Patients Screened-4910, Biometry-1157, Refraction-1008 Total-7075
1. Cataract Operation Screened Selected Operated Male Female No. of Camps
4910 1025 429 596 46
2. Eye Refraction test No. of Patients - 1008 No. of Camps- 10
3. Spectacle No of Patients – 789, Male – 324, Female – 465
National Leprosy Elimination Programme:Leprosy was one of the burning public health problems in and around the Arambagh Sub-
division, West Bengal. A few years back, it was a disputed uncovered area. This programmehad been started since July 2001 under direct supervision and guidance of State & Dist. LeprosySociety, in collaboration with German Leprosy Relief Association, in the allotted areas ofGoghat-I & II Blocks, Arambagh Block, and Arambagh Municipality. The programme wasenvisaged with general survey, early case detection, diagnosis and MDT treatment, retrievalof the defaulters, interpersonal IEC and Group IEC. The scenario of the programme has beenchanged since 2005.
The role of NGOs has since been changed. Passive case detection and referral service tothe PHC for diagnosis and treatment, interpersonal IEC, Group IEC Surveillance, contact survey,POID management, SER activity etc. are being taken up by us in the above mentioned areasof Arambagh sub-division. Total population is about 6 lakhs in the project area. The specificgeographical areas have been entrusted to eleven Field Workers (PMW), two Supervisors(NMS) and one Doctor.
Annual Report – Apri1 2012 to March 2013New Cases detected MCR supply
PB MB Total Gr - I Gr - II Total
24 33 57 05 48 53IEC service
Inter Personal No. of Small No. of School IEC No. of No. of No. ofCommunication group IEC Primary School High School Club IEC Mela IEC Panchayat IEC Total
3.1 lac. 910 128 21 01 01 18 1079POD service Contact Survey New deformity Cases
No. of camps Patient attend Gr - I Gr - II Total
144 869 9573 00 01 01
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Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme:
This programme has been started since 2002 in collaboration with CARE India underscheme II. Now the programme has been continued under Scheme IV of RNTCP programmewith direct supervision of District and State Govt. Health Department. It is a designatedMicroscopy and Treatment Centre [DMCTC] under Arambagh T.U since 2007. During this yearsputum examination was done for early detection of suspected cases. The confirmed patientswere treated at our treatment centre and referred to the different sub-centres under ArambaghT.U.
Our activities under this programme included DOTS treatment service, follow up of thecases, defaulter retrieval, health education to the affected person and his/her family members,interpersonal IEC, sensitisation of the common people etc.
TB Programme:- Scheme IV
Project Area:- Five Gram Panchayat(Kamarpukur G.P., Shyambazar G.P., Bengai G.P., Paschim Para G.P., Hazipur G.P.)
Annual report–April 12 to March 13:
RKM DMC Report No. of new adults visited in OPD = 19800
No. of TB Susp. Examined by sputum smear microscopy 701No. of TB Susp. Diagnosed sputum smear Positive 63No. of TB Susp. Examined for repeat sputum 11No. of repeat sputum smear Positive 01No. of TB follow-up Patients examined 74No. of TB follow-up positive Patients 02
Case-finding during the reporting Year : 77
Pulmonary Extra Pulmonary
61 03 01 00 05 01 05 01 77
National HIV AIDS Control Programme:
AIDS is one of the major public health problems of India in the recent times. This programmehas been started since 2006, in collaboration with German Leprosy Relief Association. Theareas allotted are Goghat-I & II Blocks, Arambagh Block, Arambagh & Tarakeswar Municipalityunder NACP project. The programme envisages interpersonal IEC, Group IEC, Health educationcampaign in the project area. The specific geographical areas have been entrusted to elevenField Workers (PMW), two Supervisors (NMS) and one Doctor.
Report of NACP:
IEC service
3.1 Lac. 910 128 21 01 01 18 1079
(MicroscopyCentre)
LaboratoryactivityResult
Failures Return afterdefault
Smearnegative
(SSN)
Smear notedone New Total
Smear Positive (SSP) OtherPreviously
treatedNew
casesRelapses
Inter PersonalCommunication
No. of Smallgroup IEC Primary School High School
No. ofClub IEC
No. ofMela IEC
No. of PanchayetIEC (G.P.) Total
No. of School IEC
PALLIMANGAL—INTEGRATED RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
Swami Vivekananda, disciple of Sri Ramakrishna travelled through the Indian countrysidemostly on foot and observed tremendous poverty among the people. He would always say‘Food first and then religion’. Revered Swami Vireswaranandaji Maharaj, the tenth Presidentof Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission, inspired by the vision of Swami Vivekananda,took an initiative to rebuild India through a new Integrated Rural Development Project called‘Pallimangal’. Under the supervision of the Headquarters at Belur Math, Kamarpukur branchof Pallimangal, has been rendering valuable service in villages since its inception in 1980. Themain target is uplift of the poor and downtrodden with special attention to the women folkirrespective of caste, creed and religion by integrating health, education, economic, social andcultural development programmes under Pallimangal. Over the years, the Pallimangal branchof Kamarpukur has spread its activities into the remote villages of Hooghly, Bankura,Murshidabad and Paschim Midnapore also, through various awareness workshops and trainingprogrammes on handicrafts and handloom products. It is also helping the trainees to set upCottage Industries on their own by forming Self Help Groups.
In addition to the public support and help, the Pallimangal Project is able to sustain itsactivities due to the financial support and guidance received by the various departments ofCentral Government and State Government namely, National Jute Board, Ministry of Textiles,Govt. of India, NIRJAFT, Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Ministry of Food ProcessingIndustries and Horticulture, Govt. of West Bengal, and MSME, Govt. of India. A brief descriptionof the programmes implemented during the year is mentioned below:
SOIL TESTING LABORATORY: Considering the needs and priorities of the area, this wasestablished at Kamarpukur in the year 1983. The objective was to encourage the farmers forscientific way of agriculture with a balanced use of plant nutrients for higher production,economy in input cost, maintenance of soil health, reduction in environmental pollution, etc.The area is one of the most intensely cultivated parts of West Bengal. The laboratory catersto the need of the farmers of Hooghly, Bankura, Burdwan, Medinipur West, Purulia and Howrah.The following figures depict the performance of this laboratory during the year 2012-2013:
Soil samples received directly from farmers for testing 04
Soil samples received from others for testing 50
Soil samples received from Govt. Deptt. 66
Total soil tested during the year 120
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FOOD PROCESSING UNIT: With an object of promoting cottage industries with locally availableresources, minimizing wastage of perishable fruits and vegetables and for showing the farmersa new source of income opportunities, this Food Processing-cum-Training Programme waslaunched during the year 2001.At present different items namely, Pickle, Jam, Jelly, Sauce, Squash, Kasundi, Papad and Snacksare being produced in our unit and receiving very good response and demand from thecustomers.
MINI JUTE MILL SPINNING PROGRAMME: This unit has been manufacturing twine from rawjute regularly since its inceptionin the year 1987. The project wascommenced in collaborationw i t h t h e e r s t w h i l e J u t eT e c h n o l o g i c a l R e s e a r c hLaboratories (now NIRJAFT),Department of Science &Technology, Government of Indiaand that of Government of WestBengal. The idea was to bring theprocessing unit within the reachof jute growers and to provideemployment to some ruralyouths.
No. of persons employed 7
Total Production 21.9 MT
WEAVING PROJECT: TheHandloom weaving and stitchingproject has been functioningsatisfactorily by the rural women.Different types of cotton itemsare being produced regularly atthe unit. They are bed sheet,towel, handkerchief, duster, mat,side bag, carpet, seat roll (asana),wrapper (chaddar), cap, gloves,etc. A few women have beensuccessfully trained in this craftduring the current year.
No. of women employed 34
No. of items produced 12
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JUTE HANDICRAFTS PROJECT: This project is functioning since 2000 and has been provedto be very successful. Differenttypes of bags, decorative items,mobile phone pouch, moneypurse, table mat, pen holder,desk calendar, greeting cards,cap, office file etc. are beingproduced and sold at theshowrooms with good response.Destitute women are presentlyw o r k i n g i n P a l l i m a n g a lworkshops at Kamarpukur,B h u r k u n d a , H a z i p u r ,Raghunathpur, Bhandarhati andalso individually at their ownhomes.
INCENSE STICKS MAKING PROJECT: This project is set up since 1980. Many poor and destitutewomen have been trained in this vocation and earning either working at the Kamarpukurworkshop or in their own home and thus they are also supporting their families.
No. of women employed 75
No. of items produced 10Consisting 100/50/25 sticks
NON-FORMAL EDUCATION:Due to the social, economical,environmental and manyp r a c t i c a l d i f f i c u l t i e s , aconsiderable part of our ruralpopulace is yet to see the lightof education. Pallimangal hasbeen conducting a number ofNon-Formal Education Centresat different villages to provideminimum literacy to those whofailed to obtain regularschooling. Presently 17 suchNFE Centres for the backwardand depressed classes are being run by Pallimangal in 11 villages under 7 Gram Panchayatareas of Goghat-I & II blocks, one in Tarakeswar Municipality area and one in Kotalpur, BankuraDistrict, through active involvement of village level organizations. The following chart showsthe details:
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Sl.No. Name of the Centre with address Students
01 Hazrapata,Vill. Dashghara, Kamarpukur, Hooghly 1802 Dasghara Club 1803 Ganeshbati, P.O. Ratanpur, Hooghly 2404 Anur Najrul Smriti Sangha, Anur, Hooghly 2105 Bhurkunda, Hooghly 1906 Basudebpur, Hooghly 1907 Nakunda S.R. Ashrama, Vill.Darinakunda, Hooghly 2308 Beldiha, S.R.Ashrama, Shyambazar, Hooghly 2509 -do- 2510 -do- 2511 Udaypur, Hooghly 2012 Harishchandrapur, Raghubati, Hooghly 2513 Tarakeswar Ramakrishna Vivekananda Coaching Centre, Hooghly 1714 -do- 1815 Tajpur Gram Seva Samiti, Bankura 3116 -do- 1917 Dhaniakhali, S.V. Sevashram 25
Total students: 372
SHOWROOM & SALES PROMOTION: To promote the marketing of products as wellas for the greater exposure and interaction with different customers and artisans, aregular showroom-cum-sales counter is run by Pallimangal within the Ashramapremises. With the same view in mind, the Pallimangal put up special sales countersoutside Kamarpukur on various occasions as under:
Occasion Place
‘Kalpataru Utsav’ Ramakrishna Math, Cossipore Udyanbati‘Centenary Celebration’ Ramakrishna Mission, Baranagar
Sales at all these places was overwhelming and beyond our expectations. We receivedhuge response from thousands of customers regarding our different products. Twostaff members and one volunteer look after the Kamarpukur showroom regularly.Whereas, in addition to the staff members of Pallimangal, 25-30 volunteers help atthe special sales counters during different festivals and exhibitions.
TRAINING PROGRAMME: The following Training Programmes have been conductedby Ramakrishna Mission Pallimangal, Kamarpukur during the reporting year:
Sponsored by Purpose Venue No. ofTrainees
National Jute Board,Govt. of India,Ministry of Textiles
Jute products(Basic and
Advanced Training)
Ramakrishna MissionPallimangal, KamarpukurSri Ramakrishna AshramaBeldiha, Hooghly
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RAMAKRISHNA MATH, KAMARPUKUR
LIST OF DONERS OF RS.10,000/- AND ABOVE DURING THE YEAR-2012-2013
NAME PLACE AMOUNT PURPOSE
Kalpana Das Kamarpukur 10,000.00 Tithi PujaShambhu Nath Ghosh Seconderabad 15,000.00 Permanent FundSrimat Swami Shivamayanandaji Mj Belur Math 10,000.00 Permanent for Maintenance WorkSrimat Swami Shivamayanandaji Mj Belur Math 14,000.00 Permanent for Maintenance WorkR. K. Patnaik, I. A. S Bhubaneswar 10,000.00 Endowment Fund for Tithi PujaSwami Vimalatmanandaji Maharaj Belur Math 50,000.00 Permanent Fund for Thakur SevaSwami Putanandaji Maharaj Balaram Mandir 10,000.00 Permanent Fund for Thakur SevaGvenkata Rao Hyderabad 10,000.00 Thakur SevaPreeta P. Ninawe Nagpur 11,001.00 Thakur SevaPreeta P. Ninawe Nagpur 50,000.00 Sadhu SevaSusmita Chakraborty & Manashi Roy Kolkata 50,000.00 Sadhu SevaDr. Sachin Budhiraja Gurgaon 10,000.00 Renovation of Guest HousePriyotosh Das Gupta Kolkata 48,000.00 Development WorkMinati Tapadar Bardhaman 11,000.00 Renovation of Guest HouseRatanmoni Chakraborty Kolkata 10,001.00 Thakur SevaSwami Vimalatmananda Belur Math 20,000.00 Thakur SevaK. Krishnaji Maharastra 25,000.00 Renovation Work of Guest HouseSubramanian Mumbai 100,000.00 Renovation Work of Guest HouseG. Shakunthala Kanhangad 25,000.00 Renovation Work of Guest HouseR. Rangadama Kanhangad, Kerala 20,000.00 Renovation Work of Guest HouseR.C. Venkata Ramaiah Kanhangad, Kerala 25,000.00 Renovation Work of Guest HouseSri K. Krishna Chennai 30,000.00 Renovation Work of Guest HouseSri Kamalkrishna Konar Chapadanga 200,000.00 Permanent Fund for Welfare WorkIndrani Choudhury Tripura 10,000.00 Sadhu SevaDebsenapati Maji Kamarpukur 10,001.00 Tithi PujaRamakrishna Foundation Los Angeles 13,615.00 Welfare Activities FCSwami Vimakshanandaji Maharaj Durban 11,000.00 Thakur Seva FCMr. Lakshman S. Thakur USA 10,315.00 Thakur Seva FCRamakrishna Foundation USA 16,019.00 Thakur Seva FCBabaji Kindler Hawai, USA 10,629.00 Thakur Seva FCDiana Cooper, 1700 York Ave. Apt. Newyork, USA 10,629.00 Thakur Seva FCSatyendra Nath Sarkar Ranaghat 12,500.00 Thakur SevaBhabes Mitra Salt Lake City 10,200.00 Durga PujaIndrani Choudhury Tripura 10,000.00 Durga PujaRabindra Nath Saha Howrah 10,000.00 Durga PujaSujit Kumar Ray Kolkata 20,001.00 Durga PujaNitindranath Karmakar (Sri Krishna Jewellery House) Kolkata 50,001.00 Thakur SevaArati Roy Dalalpukur, Howrah 10,000.00 Thakur SevaAjit Kr. Banerjee Kolkata 100,000.00 Thakur SevaJayanta Choudhuri Kolkata 100,000.00 Thakur SevaSri V. Gattu Bangalore 10,000.00 Thakur Seva
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NAME PLACE AMOUNT PURPOSE
Swami Aparanandaji Maharaj Belur Math 10,000.00 Thakur SevaJhilly Pohit Salt Lake 10,000.00 Thakur SevaSouparno Ghosh Kolkata 10,000.00 Thakur SevaIla Das Gupta Kolkata 25,000.00 Thakur SevaTapas Sen Bankura 10,001.00 Thakur SevaAnita Sen, 63 Purnadas Road Kolkata 10,000.00 Thakur SevaSubrata Kr. Das DB-85, Salt Lake 50,000.00 Thakur SevaNepal Choudhury Baguiati, Kolkata-59 20,000.00 Welfare WorkNamita Deb Kolkata- 41 10,000.00 Durga PujaArjun Rao, Madhapur Hyderabad- 81 25,000.00 Thakur SevaGita Rani Ghosh Bankura 12,001.00 Thakur SevaShibakrishna Ghosh, P.O.- Khagra Murshidabad 15,000.00 Thakur SevaSwami Prabhanandaji Mj Belur Math 12,483.00 Thakur SevaBani Basu Bardhaman 10,000.00 Thakur SevaSri Venkatesh D Chennai- 600 039 100,000.00 Thakur SevaJitendra Patel, Badlapur(W), Thane, M.S 51,000.00 Thakur SevaSwami Jatavedananda Maharaj Kamarpukur 10,054.00 Thakur SevaSunil Kanti Roy Kolkata- 700 029 25,000.00 Thakur SevaPranabendu Sarkar Ranchi- 834 001 10,000.00 Thakur SevaIswari Chetan Merani, Kharadi, Pune- 411 014, M.S 25,000.00 Thakur SevaParul Mitra, P.O. Belur Math, Howrah 10,000.00 Thakur SevaSunil Kanti Roy Kolkata 120,000.00 Thakur SevaHasi Mukherjee Chinsurah 15,000.00 Thakur SevaIndrani Choudhury Tripura 20,000.00 Thakur SevaSambhu Nath Bhattacharyya Kolkata 11,000.00 Thakur Seva
THE MASS PRAYERS
28
RAMAKRISHNA MISSION, KAMARPUKUR
LIST OF DONERS OF RS.10,000/- AND ABOVE DURING THE YEAR-2012-2013
NAME PLACE AMOUNT PURPOSE
Swami Bhaveswaranandaji Maharaj Kamarpukur 10,000.00 Dev. of Vivek BithiBhooma Podmanabhan Bangalore 25,000.00 Dev. of Vivek BithiMs. K. S. Chandra Bangalore 10,000.00 Dev. of Vivek BithiKrishnendu Dutta Arambagh 15,000.00 Mission GeneralSwami Bhaveswaranandaji Maharaj Kamarpukur 10,000.00 Dev. of Vivek BithiAnandam Mumbai 50,000.00 Ch. DispensaryAnandam Mumbai 50,000.00 Dev. of Vivek BithiArup Kumar Ghosh Bishnupur 10,000.00 Dev. of Vivek BithiSwami Bhaveswaranandaji Maharaj Kamarpukur 10,000.00 Dev. of Vivek BithiSunil Ranjan Guha Garia 49,000.00 Building FundSwapan Das Kolkata 20,000.00 Mission GeneralShiba Prasad Kar Bankura 10,000.00 Dev. of Vivek BithiMeghdoot Ghosh Kolkata 10,000.00 Mission GeneralMaya Choudhury Memorial Kolkata 30,000.00 Charitable DispensaryMinati Das Bardhaman 40,000.00 Charitable DispensaryMeghdoot Ghosh Kolkata- 700 013 10,000.00 Dev. of Vivek BithiDr. Tushar Hazra Kolkata- 700 120 15,000.00 Eye CampChhabi Banerjee Kolkata - 700 025 10,000.00 Eye Care CenterGhose's Eye Clinic Shibpur, Howrah 14,310.00 Permanent Fund for Eye Day Care UnitDebjit Banerjee Sripally, Asansol 25,000.00 Vivek BithiGhose's Eye Clinic Shibpur, Howrah 15,309.00 Permanent Fund for Eye Day Care UnitSwami Bhaveswaranandaji Maharaj Kamarpukur 10,000.00 Vivek BithiDr. Sutopa Mukherjee Kolkata- 700 025 50,000.00 Const. Vivek BithiGhose's Eye Clinic Shibpur, Howrah 16,141.00 Permanent Fund for Eye Day Care UnitIla Dutta Tinsukhia, Assam 10,000.00 Mission General ActivitiesSwami Bhaveswaranandaji Maharaj Kamarpukur 10,000.00 Development of Vivek BithiPrativa Das Kolkata-700 050 10,000.00 Eye Care UnitSoumi Lahiri Kolkata-700 054 20,000.00 Development of Vivek BithiDevapriya Sudipta Samanta Burdwan-713 103 10,000.00 Development of Vivek BithiDr. Gopal Chandra Setua Kamarpukur 10,000.00 Mission General ActivitiesMithua Setua Dist. Hooghly 10,000.00 Mission General ActivitiesShibkrishna Ghosh Baharampur 10,000.00 Development of Vivek BithiSamar Nath Sinha Kamarpukur 51,000.00 Library Fund of Vivek BithiBani Basu Asansol 50,000.00 Development of Vivek BithiSwami Baidyanathanandaji Maharaj Belur Math 25,000.00 Charitable DispensarySwami Bhaveswaranandaji Maharaj Hooghly 10,000.00 Rural Development WorkRev. Swami Prabhanandaji Maharaj Belur Math 25,000.00 Rural Development WorkSwami Bhaveswaranandaji Maharaj Kamarpukur 10,000.00 Rural Development WorkSabuj Koli Sen Bolpur 10,000.00 Development of Vivek BithiNirmalendu Pal Kolkata- 700060 50,000.00 Permanent Fund for Ch. DispensaryNirmalendu Pal Kolkata- 700060 50,000.00 Permanent Fund for Vivek Bithi
29
NAME PLACE AMOUNT PURPOSE
Subir Kumar Mitra Shyambazar, Kolkata 10,000.00 Mission General ActivitiesDr. Indira Ray Kolokta-700 031 10,000.00 Mission General ActivitiesDebjit Banerjee Asansol 25,000.00 Charitable DispensaryDr. Chandan Pal Howrah 10,002.00 Eye Day Care UnitMamata Ghosh Nonachandanpukur 25,000.00 Development of Vivek BithiTufan Ghosh Dum Dum , Kolkata 4,00,000.00 Development of High SchoolIndu Bikash Basu Purba Midnapore 10,000.00 Development of Vivek BithiSamar Nath Sinha Kamarpukur 10,000.00 Permanent Fund for Welfare WorkMinati Topadar Raniganj 11,000.00 Permanent Fund for Welfare WorkJayasree Mukhopadhyay Garia 10,000.00 Permanent Fund for Welfare WorkSabujkoli Sen Bolpur 25,000.00 Development of Vivek BithiMinati Das Burdwan 10,000.00 Maint. of Charitable DispensarySwami Bhaveswaranandaji Maharaj Kamarpukur 18,000.00 Development of Vivek BithiAparna Sarkar Kolkata- 700 075 10,000.00 Rural Development WorkSri Monohar R. Chikte Yavatmal-445 001 51,000.00 Rural Development WorkKalpana Das Kamarpukur 25,000.00 Rural Development WorkSwami Viswanathananda Maharaj Kamarpukur 10,000.00 Rural Development WorkGhose's Eye Clinic Shibpur 18,138.00 Permanent Fund for Eye Day Care UnitSukumar Saha Kolkata 10,000.00 Welfare WorkRamakrishna Foundation Los Angeles 51,680.00 Mission ActivitiesGerman Leprosy Relief Association Germany 2,50,280.00 Medical AidArabinda Kumar Sahu Malaysia 20,000.00 Scholarship to Poor StudentsGerman Leprosy Relief Association Germany 2,50,280.00 Medical AidDr. Paresh Chandra Das Canada 1,07,316.00 End. Fund For Scholarship to Poor StudentsDr. Indrajit Ray United Kingdom 68,010.00 Rural Development WorkGerman Leprosy Relief Association Germany 3,00,960.00 Medical Aid
NUTRITION FOR CHILDREN WINTER RELIEF
30
SRI DURGA PUJA–THE IMMERSION PROCESSION
SRI KUMARI PUJASRI JAGANNATH RATH
THE TRADITIONAL DRUMMERSTHE 175TH BIRTHDAY OF SRI RAMAKRISHNA
KAMARPUKUR CALLING
MAA JAGADDHATRI (LIVE) KRISHNA SLAYING BAKASURA (LIVE)
FARMERS’ FAIR—‘KRISHI MELA’
FARMERS’ FAIR—‘KRISHI MELA’
THE AUDIO-VISUAL SHOW IN PROGRESS THE ILLUMINED GATEWAY
AMAZING ITEMS AT MELA!OVEN-FRESH DELICACIES AT MELA
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THE CABBAGE PLAYING HIDE AND SEEK
ON A WALKOUR DAIRY CALVES
A SERENE EVENINGMIDDAY NAP
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RAMAKRISHNA MATH &RAMAKRISHNA MISSION
P.O. KAMARPUKUR, DIST. HOOGHLY, WEST BENGAL: 712 612, INDIA
OUR THANKS AND APPEAL
We are very much grateful to all those contributors, friends and admirers who havehelped us in various ways in carrying out the noble activities taken up by us with the motto“for one’s own salvation and the welfare of all”. Ramakrishna Math engages itself in cultural,religious and spiritual activities. Whereas, Ramakrishna Mission is mainly concerned withthe social welfare activities. The donations to Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Missionare thankfully accepted and acknowledged.
The Cheque or Draft may kindly be drawn in favour of: “RAMAKRISHNA MATH,KAMARPUKUR”or “RAMAKRISHNA MISSION, KAMARPUKUR”and sent to the aboveaddress clearly mentioning the purpose of donation. Please note that ours being a charitableinstitution, all donations are exempt from Income Tax under Section 80G of the IncomeTax Act-1961.
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