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SEVA-DISHA-95

A statistical Outline

of the

Service Projects

and

allied activities

being conducted by the

R.S.S.

and

related organisations.

Published bySeva Vibhag

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh,"Shakti", 1, M. V. Naidu Street,

Panchavati, Chetput,Madras - 600 031.


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INDEX

. Foreword

by Mananeeya Shri. Rajendra Singh, Sarasanghachalak, Rashtriya Swayamsevak. Sangh.)

2. Preface

(by Shri. K. Suryanarayana Rao, Seva Pramukh Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.)

3. Publisher's Note.

4. Table No.1: Major

2. Table No.8: Geographical Location-wise Distribution of Sevakaryas and Sevitas receiving ServBenefits.

4. Table No. 10 : Matrusamstha-wise, Pranta-wise, Approximate Annual Expenditure on Sevakary

5. Table No. 11 :Matrusamstha-wise, Pranta-wise Percentage of Samsthas facing problems.

6. Table No. 12: Matrusamstha-wise, Pranta-wise, Percentage of Samsthas Reporting indicationsdesired social Transformation.

7. Table No. 13: Sevakshetra-wise, Activity-wise, Pranta-wise, Break-up of Sevakaryas.

8. List of Seva-Samsthas.

ANNEXTURES

9. Sample Form "A"

20. Sample Form "B"


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FOREWORD

The present compilation of 'SEVA DISHA', I believe, forms an important milestone in the evolutof the service-activities initiated by the Sangh Swayamsevaks all over the country. Conceived

evered Dr. Hedgewar, the founder of sangh, as the crucial instrument for bringing about all-rounational reconstruction, the swayamsevaks have plunged into work in various regions of country and sections of the society towards that end. In fact, the founder had evolved the techniqof sangh solely for the purpose of moulding self-inspired, disciplined and dedicated men fit for tob. It was natural that they would have to work through various agencies and organisations butof them attuned to that same supreme goal. "sEV A DlsHA"is the very first AIlBharat effort bringing under one broad spectrum all such projects and activities, their numbers, their nature aheir organising agencies.

The "SEVA DISHA", as its highly significant name suggests, seeks to serve something more thamere cataloguing exercise. It furnishes a peep into the life-aspects in which the swayamsevaks

striving to bring about the transformation. The DISH A i.e., the chief thrust of the Seva activitiesn their eyes, far more important than the activities themselves. It is to create conditions whwould quicken among the receipients of the service, the urge for self-improvement and eventumake them self-reliant or, in short, to render any service from others redundant. Service, in its sense, means precisely this. Service, as meaning just doling out some crumbs of benefits aamenities demeans both - the receipient as much as the the person who serves - the formending to lose self-esteem and turning into a life-long supplicant and the latter tending to bl

himself as a saviour.

During the last some decades prior to and after independence, there have been well known servorganisations built up and even now being run by eminent social workers. They have kept up

lame of spirit of service burning even under most adverse conditions. However, they too have bactually experiencing that in the absence of the above-mentioned psychological perception aequipment among their workers, the actual improvement in the conditions of the service receipiehas fallen for short of their expectations. More unfortunately, quite a few of such endeavours halso been infiJtrated and infected by ideological perversions of political power-seekers. The uniqeature of the social service projects undertaken by the swayamsevaks lies in their focus on

aspect of psychological transformation and strictly keeping themselves aloof from all such perveentacles of power-politics.

Yet another undoing of several of the service projects has been their sole dependence on Governmental aid, which, in other words, means, the serving agencies would be at the mercy of

political party in power; the frowns and favours of the latter deciding the fate of such projects. Tvolunteer-workers would, in turn, become government servants and the receipients of service would look upon them as such. The spirit of selflessness and sacrifice so very vital for the woror establishing his credibility among the people becomes a casualty. He becomes a m

mercenary.


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There is one more basic aspect. Why is it that our country, once famed for its abundance and richand achievements in all fields of human endeavor was reduced to the present state of udependence and degradation? Why did we as a nation, allow ourselves, to become a victim of fbooters and depredator for nearly the last one thousand years? The simple answer is, that we host the consciousness of being a single national entity of "One Country" - one people, and culture'. Any project aiming at removing any kind of defeciency in any area, should also necessabe directed towards eradicating that basic lacuna.

n the Hindu view, our society is Virata Purusha - a collossal living entity. Just as a living bkeenly feels the defect or hurt in any part of the body and responds adequately to remedy it, Jeople should also be properly motivated and energised to involve themselves in all such soransformation efforts.

The DISHA also indicates a very natural direction, in the sense the service-field chosen will be most needy sections of society such as the urban slums, the rural poor and the vanavasis - orest-dwellers (perversely called tribals or adi-vasis). Here again, t e seva-worker goes into his wn a spirit of spiritual atonement of the past several centuries of neglect and insult inflicated uphem by the rest of society, which, in turn, has rendered them an easy target for all kinds of a

social and anti-national forces.

The entire Shakha - technique which the Swayamsevaks undergo is fashioned towards not omaking them intensely conscious of being very much a living part of "One Country - One PeopOne Culture", but also capable of taking along others as well in their mission. In fact, effectiveness of a worker is evaluated on this aU-tooimportant touchstone, of how far he is ablenvolve the local people both the receipients of service and the rest of society, in the Seva-projwith the same attitude. What is meant by SEVA DISHA - the main thrust of seva, is exactly this.

As even a cursory perusal will indicate, this social transformation aspect cannot be expected icompilation of this sort. The present effort is limited to the delineation of the outward form of

activities. Their impact aspect will haveto be dealt with in the second part of SEVA DISHA, And bhese parts together can be expected to give a much needed fillip for deciding upon the furtexpansion and intensification of this Seva-dimension of the Sangha's vision in action.

The compiler's Preface is sufficient to denote what an elaborate, systematic and country-wide efhad to be made to collect all this authentic information and for classifying the same. I specially thahe dedicated workers of Rambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini, Mumbai and of SEVA IN ACTION, un

Hindu SevaPratishtana, at Bangalore, as also the hundreds of Seva Vibhag workers ofSangh aSangh inspired organisations to complete this onerous task in a veryshort time. I am sure that ahem will be more than gratified if all our concerned important workers in the sevafield will make u

of this compilation for their further guidance.

NagpurNov. 30, 1995.

Rajendra SiSarasanghacha

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sa


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PREFACE

Dr. Keshav Baliram Hedgewar the founder of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh was a born patrThrough RS.S. Shakhas he inculcated the basic values such as love for society and the coun

discipline, unity, integrity, character, etc, in the people. Hence, there is no wonder that the RSSwayamsevaks are always in the forefront in rendering selfless service to the afflicted in timesnatural or man-made calamities.

Mutual trust and assistance, self-reliance, and self-confidence are the principal thresholds which the RS.S. operates. The aim of RS.S. is to achieve PARAMV AIBHAVA - a Glorious aprosperous Bharat, by developing a self respecting, self confident and selfreliant society. Masocial service activities have been started by Sangh Swayamsevaks covering a very wspectrum of social service areas and avenues, particularly amongst the Vanavasis livingemote hills and forests and the other deprived sections living in Yillages, towns and cities all ohe country.

During 1989, the birth centenary year of Dr. Hedgewar, a special "Seva Vibhag" was constitun RS.S. to carryon Seva activities widely and more vigorously. Full time pracharaks and a gonumber of active workers were encouraged to involve themselves in these seva activitMeanwhile the seva activities under the Sangh inspi~ed organisations like Vanavasi KalyAshram, Vishwa Hindu Parish ad, Vidya Bharati etc. also increased. Taking cognisance of tgrowth in the seva sphere the senior workers of RS.S., during the Deepavali of 1994, decided ta DATA-BANK Cum Status-Report be prepared of all the Seva activities run by Swayamsevaunder all the Sangh inspired organisations and institutions with the title Seva-Disha-95.

2) To compile a Pranta-wise, district-wise, and activity-wise directory of the Sangh inspi

organisations and institutions.

3) To study a few general trends, emerging as a result of the seva rendered, towards a favourasocial transformation.

n this regard, the first meeting of a few senior-workers was held at Nagpur during Decem994, to discuss the modalities of Data Collection and Compilation. A provisional proforma w

designed which was pretested during Jan. 1995 in two districts: Thane in Maharashtra aBangalore in Kamataka. After incorporating necessary modifications therein, during a few msittings of workers, a final proforma was accepted. A Prantawise training programme for dcollectors, all over the country was completed by 15th May 1995. The work of initial d

collection as per the proforma, scrutiny etc, was over by the middle of September 1995. This dwas fed into the computer during November 1995 and the report in its present form, from available data, was got ready by December 15th 1995.

n a vast country like Bharat, with thousands of Seva activities spread over the nooks and cornof several Prantas, involving thousands of workers, it was a Herculean task to collect the data acomoite the same. But thanks to the network of R.S.S. shakhas and its


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nspired organisations all over the country, the challenge was accepted and executed in what cnow be said in a record time!

Because of tremendous diversity in the types of seva activities conducted as per needs & losituations, it was quite difficult to group them under a few broad classes. Still, an attempt has bemade to group them under five major service areas.

. Health care Services.2. Education.3.4.5.

Samajik Samskars.Samajik Vikas.Casual/Occasional Seva work.

Each major service area, in turn, is subdivided into 12-18 service activities. Data is collected as his scheme.

One important clarification is necessary at this stage. Many Sangh inspired organisations unning schools and various educational institutions on professional lines. These are not counted

seva activity. However, some of these schools and institutions conduct some seva activitiesbackward areas. Such seva activities are taken into account in this compilation.

An attempt is made to present information about the Human and financial inputs in the seva-wcarried out by the Sangh Swayemsevaks. One will be happy to note that except in a few casmost of the seva activities are self-reliant because they have been successful in mobilising loman-power and resources. Such whole hearted involvement of the society also indicates mmense faith the people have in Sangh Workers.

Most of the tables are self-explanatory. Some terms, connotations, abbreviations etc., used in eport have been explained at appropriate places.

t is a fact that compiling a Data-Bank and presenting a STATUS-REPORT can neither be the anor an end in itself. Obviously, again, this effort will have to be periodically updated. Far mmportant, it is essential to find out the qualitative impact of the seva work. On the basis of present information an Indepth study to evaluate the impact in terms of the expected soransformation, is proposed to be conducted in a year or two.

Any suggestions, opinions, comments and querries about this report are welcome. So too, errors, omissions, lapses, etc. in this report may kindly be conveyed, so that appropriate correcticould be incorporated in the next edition.

t is obvious, that such a massive task could not have been achieved, but for the active support acooperation of Senior workers, Swayamsevaks and well wishers working in all the Sangh inspiorganiations all over the country. They are too numerous to be named indiVidually. I sincerely thall of them, but for whose earnest efforts a report of this magnitude could not have seen the lighhe day In such a short period of time.

must put on record, my grahtude to the Rambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini of Mumbai and the SevaAction of Bangalore, both Sangh inspired institutions, for their ungrudging assistance in all stages of preparing this report.


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n the end, I cannot resist offering my sincere thanks in particular to Shri. Madhavrao Mehendalewellknown social worker of Pune, Smt. Indumathi Rao of Seva-in-Adion, Bangalore, Smt. SmBhagwat, Computer Consultant of Mumbai, Shri. Vinay Sahasrabuddhe and Shri. Ravindra SatheRambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini, Mumbai, and Shri. Ramachandra Paranjpe of Mumbai, to whom tproject Seva-Disha-1995 is very much indebted for the ready assistance they have renderedexecuting several responsibilities such as planning, training of the data collectors, computer woetc.

Madras5th Dec. 1995

K. Suryanarayana RSeva Pram

Rashtriya Swayamsevak San


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Before you turn the pages .....

We believe that the following pages would give a fair idea of the Seva-work undertaken by Swayamsevaks and activists of RSS inspired organisations.

While going through this compilation of data, a few points need to be kept in mind. They are:-

* All the statistical figures are based on actual data as received by us on 30th November 1995.

* Since the exercise of this magnitude was undertaken for the first time, quite understandasome lacunae did remain in the entire process. We regret that despite our efforts, we could overcome all of them.

* The scope of "Seva-Disha-95" was kept limited to compiling a "Status-Report" or preparinData Bank" of the Seva activities carried out by the workers of the Sangh inspired organisatio

Every Samstha (Institution/Organisation) was expected to fill in two forms. One form was about qualitative aspects, in others words, the, 'BIODAT A", of the Seva Samstha. The other supplied quantiative figures about the Seva Work they conduct. The number of items in each form was kephe bare minimum. Data was collected separately for each activity and programme. Each Samshen compiled its respective report. Specimens of these forms could be seen in the annexturesmay also be noted that all these forms were prepared in more than eight languages.

* Even for this Simple and bare minimum exercise, we had to handle almost a flood of information.present the entire information, even in tabular form, would have been a voluminous task. Hence, it wdecided to present information pertaining to only some key areas. For that matter, this report could be ta

as an, "Abridged Edition", covering only some of the dimensions of our Seva-Work.

* For those not coversant with the current terminologies used in the R.S.S. and insporganisations, explanatory notes either preceed or follow the tables presented herein.

* Not all the RSS activists were conversant with the art and science of data collection. Hence, conducted zonal training camps for all those who were given the assignment of compiling this data. In aotal of ten camps were conducted in which around 400 activists participated.

* It may please be noted that references to Prants, Districts, and Tehsils are as per system followed by the RSS. These do not necessarily concur with the present political divisions

Bharat.

We earnestly appeal to all concerned Adhikaris, office-bearers of various organisations persons in charge of various Samsthas to please study this document very carefully and bringour notice errors, ommissions, additions, corrections, etc, they deem necessary in making eport comprehensive and accurate.

We eagerly await to know from you, your observations, corrections, suggestions, comments; et

Publis


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Table No. 1

Major Matru-Samsthas (Parent Organisations)

The workers of the RSS and inspired organisations started several seva activities programmes decades ago, by establishing independent organisations. While many of them w

started in a modest, miniscule capsule, they contained the seeds to eventually grow iMOVEMENTS". By now many of these have spread their work in more than one Prant.

The major Samsthas listed below have brought under their umbrella, a plethora of Samstinstitutions). They have expanded their work in several social service areas, through numer

activities & programmes. That is why they are aptly termed as, "MA TRU-SAMSTHAS".

Quite a few of these have eched their names on the World map! No wonder then, that our leadsocial workers are invited to formulate and guide state level policies. Many act as consultantheir respective fields. Many of our workers have received prestigious awards.

But the most significant achievement of such Matru-Samsthas is that they have been succesn generating their own human & financial resources; train their workers and in several respehave become self-dependent. They are Non-Govt. Voluntary Organisations in the truest sensehe term.

However, all the Matru-Samsthas could not be included in the list below. Indeed there hundreds of other Matru-Samsthas! Judging by the volume of their work, the human & finanesources they have succeeded in mobilising, they are not small scale organisations at

However, their geographical coverage, at present, stands limited. Indeed the number of sMatru-Samsthas is quite substantial, as would be dear from column no. 9 of Table No.2.

We feel that this phenominal growth of such, "local level", so called small-scale MatruSamsthaa very desirable healthy trend. This trend should be encouraged in future. Let us hope that maof these would graduate as major Matru-Samsthas in the near future!

LIST OF MATRU SAMSTHASNAME ADDRESS OF HEAD OFFICE TFLEPHONE

SEVA VIBHAG, RSS "SHAKTI",l, 044-7775014

M.V.NAIDU STREET

PANCHA VA TI, CHETPUT,

MADRAS

Pin: 600031

V ANAVASI KALYAN ASHRAM CHANCHAL SMRUTI, 3RD 022-411%15FLOOR,G.D.AMBEKAR MARG,

NAIGAON, MUMBAI

Pin: 400031

VISHWA HINDU PARISHAD 36, PIROJA MANSION, 022-3094306

GRANT ROAD (EAST),MUMBAI

Pin: 400007


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AKHIL BHARA TIY A VIDY ARTHI 3, 1'.1 ARBLE ARCH, 022-4306321

PARISHAD SENAPATI BAPAT MARG,MAHIM, MUMBAIPin: 400016

BHARA TIYA MAJDDOR SANGHA VISHW AKARMA BRA VAN, 185, 0212-452020

SHANIW AR PETH, PUNE,PIN: 411030

BHARAT VIKAS PARISH AD 81, Sector 9, 0191-533871

TRlKUT A NAGAR., JAMMU

PIN: ]80012VIDY A BHARA TI SARASW A TI NIV AS, 0522-73695

NIRALA NAGAR, LUCKHOWPin: 226020

DEEN DAYAL SHOD SAMSTHAN 7-E, SWAMI RAMTIRTH 011-526735

NAGAR,RANI JHANSI ROAD,NEW DELHIPIN: 110055


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Table No. 2

Break-up of Samsthas

Matru Samstha-wise Praota-wise No. of Samsthas

For organisational convenience the Sangh has constituted different Prantas in Bharat. A Pradoes not necessarily equate with our existing political state. On one hand large political states hbeen divided into several Prantas. On the other hand small political states and union territories hbeen included in the adjoining Pranta. Some metropolitan cities are treated as Prantas.

True, each and every major Matru-Samstha does not operate in each and every Pranta. Thisbecause the main focus of the respective samstha differs. But the fact that seva work is becarried out in some form or the other every where will be clear from a glance at this table.

Matro Samstha-wise Praota-wise No. of Samsthas

Matm Samstha

anta Seva Vanvasi Vishwa Vidyarthi Bharatiya Bharat Vidya Deendayal Others

Vibhag Kalyan Hindu Parishad Majdor Vikas Bharati ShodhRSS Ashram Parishad Sangh Parishad Samsthan

ERALA 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

AMll..NADU 8 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 7

ARNATAKA 21 1 3 0 0 0 2 0 88

OORVA ANDHRA 6 1 3 1 0 0 2 0 3ASCHIMA ANDHRA 7 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 0TKAL 0 1 1 0 0 0 I 0 4 AHARASHTRA 6 2 15 1 1 0 0 1 92 UJRAT 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 12 DARBH 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 9 ADHY A BHARATH 3 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 1AHAKOSHAL 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 HHA TIISGADHA 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 HITHOD 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

AIPUR 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0

ODHPUR 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0ELHI 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0ARYANA 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0UNJAB 3 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 2 MAGIRl 2 1 I 0 0 1 0 0 0

EERAT 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 13 RAJPRADESH 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 3 VADH 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 4

ASHI 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0TI AR BIHAR * - - - - - - - - -

ADHYA BIHAR * - - - - - - - - -

AKSHINA BIHAR * - - - - - - - - -

ANGAL 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 1

TI ARA ASSAM 2 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 7

AKSHINA ASSAM 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 OTAL 82 25 43 6 2 3 18 1 251

Details NOT available.


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Seva work at a glance

The table below presents a CONSOLIDA TED DATA of Sevakarya conducted by RS.S. & ALL other Sannspired organizations. It will be evident that, by now, virtually every district in our country is covered. here is no room for complacency. Judging by the relatively small no. of tehsils and places covered, it wilclear that we have touched only the fringe. There is tremendous scope for further expansion.

The term District in this table means, "RS.S. District", which may not concur with political district. nstance the political Thane district in Maharashtra is equal to two districts, Thane & Palghar, in the RS.S

Coveralle No. of Seva Units.

Pranta Dist. Tehsils Places Health Education Social Economic Casual Total

Orgn. Devp.

KERALA 11 37 365 23 370 91 13 93 590TAMILNADU 25 89 269 137 231 392 25 103 888

KARNATAKA 36 147 442 254 1061 250 27 216 1808

POORVAANDHRA 19 53 308 20 425 54 4 5 508

PASCHIMA ANDHRA 20 111 325 25 380 127 11 28 571UTKAL 33 76 885 89 1083 891 16 21 2100MAHARASHTRA 26 150 429 174 408 154 66 71 873

GUJRAT 24 164 862 320 283 351 16 626 1596

VlDARBH 16 70 262 92 343 84 13 62 594

MADHYABHARAT 20 52 278 33 566 253 14 60 926

MAHAKOSHAL 14 26 130 12 219 157 19 36 443

CHHA TIISGADHA 10 37 259 32 187 161 29 21 430

CHITHOD 15 53 190 9 229 29 18 9 294

AIPUR 13 60 337 5 185 61 3 1 255ODHPUR 7 24 30 5 108 2 1 117

DELHI 41 90 176 34 237 65 86 5 427

HARYANA 16 40 102 5 98 10 65 2 180

PUNJAB 19 52 92 56 77 18 64 41 256

H1MAGIRI 15 21 86 27 52 20 20 8 127

MEERAT 18 61 196 88 338 27 48 25 526

VRAJPRADESH 23 97 563 25 875 19 86 80 1085

AVADH 23 84 229 33 465 5 36 8 547

KASHI 25 54 85 15 585 23 15 11 649UTIARBlHAR 9 10 14 17 149 104 14 - 284

MADHYA BIHAR - - 12* - - - - 15*

DAKSHINA BlHAR 7 10 1651 280 1637 124 - - 2041

BENGAL 14 54 405 192 342 436 6 148 1124

UTI ARA ASSAM 21 29 158 138 176 72 8 8 402DAKSHINA ASSAM 11 20 90 18 129 57 18 32 254

TOTAL 531 1771 9230 2158 11238 4036 742 1721 19910It Horizontal Grand Total is less by 15 than that in the last vertical column because break up as

Sevakshetras was not available from Madhya Bihar.


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Table No.4

Matru Samstha-wise Pranta-wise No. of Sevakaryas

For organisational convenience the Sangh has constituted different Prantas in Bharat A Pranta donot necessarily equate with our existing political state. On one hand large political states have b

divided into several Prantas. On the other hand small political states and union territories have bencluded in the adjoining Pranta. Some metropolitan cities are treated as Prantas.

True, each and every major Matru-Samstha does not operate in each and every Pranta. Thisbecause the main focus of the respective samstha differs. But the fact that seva work is being carrout in some form or the other every where will be clear from a glance at this table.

Matm Samstha-wise Pranta-wise No. of Sevakaryas

Matru Samstha

Pranta Seva Vanvasi Vishwa Vidyarthi Bharatiya Bharat Vidya Deendayal Other Tot

Vibhag Kalyan Hindu Parishad Majdoor Vikas Bharati Shodh

RSS Ashram Parishad Sangh Parishad Samsthan

KERALA 155 92 82 - - - - - 261 59

TAMlLNADU 480 14 335 1 1 - 8 - 49 88

KARNATAKA 1545 49 209 - - - 5 - - 18

POORVA ANDHRA 59 377 53 - - - 16 - 3 50

PASCHlMA ANDHRA 259 148 52 12 - 3 97 - - 57

UTKAL 117 1485 304 - - - 78 - 116 21

MAHARASHTRA 202 264 185 - - - - 17 205 87

GUJRAT 566 325 31 - - - 16 - 658 15

VlDARBH 287 163 42 - - - - - 102 59

MADHY A BHARATH 539 309 11 - - - 64 - 3 92MAHAKOSHAL 34 227 93 - - - 89 - - 44

CHHA TTlSGADHA 25 344 34 - - - 15 - 12 43

CHITHOD 100 - 159 - - - 35 - 29

JAIPUR 30 - 65 - - - 160 - - 25

JODHPUR 85 5 - - - - 27 - - 11

DELHI 424 1 2 - - - - - - 42

HARYANA 152 1 21 - - - 6 - - 18

PUNJAB 184 - 56 - - - 12 - 4 25

HIMAGIRl 52 46 17 - - 5 1 - 6 12

MEERAT 168 93 20 - - 5 159 - 81 52

VRAJ PRADESH 457 - 16 - - 5 232 58 317 10

AVADH 265 28 3 - - - 245 - 6 54

KASHI 142 58 51 - - - 398 - - 64

UTAR BIHAR 15 172 89 - - - 8 - - 28

MADHY A BIHAR 15 - - - - - - - - 1

DAKSHINA BIHAR 25 1980 - - - - 36 - - 20

BANGAL 114 360 620 - - - 2 - 28 11

UTTARA ASSAM 100 155 133 - - - 5 - 9 40

DAKSHINA ASSAM 11 157 48 - - - 20 - 18 25

TOTAL 6607 6853 2731 13 1 18 1734 75 1878 199


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Table No. 5.1

Pranta-wlse, Matrusamstha-wise, Break-up of Sevakaryas.

Kshetra: Dakshin Pranta: KERALA

Seva Kshetra-wise No. of Units

Name of Matru Samstha Health Education Social Economic Casual Total

Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VIBHAG (R.S.S.) 12 41 15 8 79 155

VANA VASl KAL Y AN ASHRAM 9 39 29 1 14 92

VISHWA HINDU P ARISHAD 2 29 47 4 - 82

AKHlL BHARATIYA VIDY ARTHl PARISHAD - - - - - -

BHARATIY A MAJDOOR SANGHA - - - - - -

BHARA T VIKAS P ARISHAD - - - - . -

VIDY A BHARA Tl - - - - - -

DEENDAYALSHODHSAMSTHAN - - - - - -

OTHERS - 261 - - - 261

,

GRAND TOTAL 23 370 91 13 93 590

Table No. 5.2

Pranta-wlse, Matrusamstha-wise, Break-up of Sevakaryas.

Kshetra: Dakshin Pranta: TAMILNADU



Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VIBHAG (R.S.S.) 100 110 163 25 82 480

VANA VASl KAL Y AN ASHRAM - 7 5 - 2 14

\lSHWA HINDU PARISHAD 16 111 208 - - 335

AJ.CHIL BHARA TlY A VlDY ARTHl P ARISHAD 1 - - - - 1BHARATlY A MAJDOOR SANGHA 1 - - - - 1BHARA T VIKAS P ARISHAD - - - - - -

VIDY A BHARA TI 2 2 4 - - 8


OTHERS 17 1 12 - 19 49

GRAND TOTAL 137 231 392 25 103 888


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Table No. 5.4

Pranta-wise, Matrusamstha-wise, Break-up of Sevakaryas.

Kshetra: DAKSHIN Pranta: KARNATAKA



Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VlBHAG (R.S.S.) 230 871 219 25 200 1545

VANA VASI KAL Y AN ASHRAM 2 13 20 - 14 49

VISHWA HINDU PARISHAD 22 174 9 2 2 209

AKHIL BHARATIYA VlDYARTHI PARISHAD - - - - - -

BHARATIYA MAJDOOR SANGHA - - - - - -

BHARAT VlKAS PARISHAD - - - - - -

VIDYA BHARATI - 3 2 - - 5

DEENDAYAL SHODH SAMSTHAN - - - - - -

OTHERS - - - - - -GRAND TOTAL 254 1061 250 27 216 1808

Table No. 5.4


Kshetra: DAKSHIN Pranta: POORVA ANDHRA


Name of Matm Samstha Health Education Social Economic Casual Total

Orgo. Devp.

SEVA VIBHAG (R.S.S.) 6 42 6 2 3 59

V ANA V ASI KAL Y AN ASHRAM 2 340 33 - 2 377

VISHWA HINDU PARISHAD 9 30 13 1 - 53

AKHIL BHARATIYA VlDY ARTHI PARISHAD - - - - - -

BHARA TIY A MAJDOOR SANGHA- - - - - -


VIDYA BHARATl 1 13 2 - - 16


OTHERS 2 - - 1 - 3

GRAND TOTAL 20 425 54 4 5 508


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Table No. 5.5


Kshetra: DAKSHIN POORVA Pranta: PASCHIM ANDHRA

Seva Kshetra-wise No. of UnitsName of Matru Samstha Health Education Social Economic Casual Total

Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VIBHAG (R.S.S.) 15 170 43 6 25 259

VANA VAS) KAL Y AN ASHRAM - 69 79 - - 148


AKHlL BHARATIYA VlDYARTHI PARISHAD - 10 - - 2 12

BHARA TIY A MAJDOOR SANGHA - - - - - -

BHARAT VIKAS PARISHAD - 2 - 1 - 3

VlDYA BHARATI 1 95 - - 97DEENDAYALSHODHSAMSTHAN - - - - - -

OTHERS - - - - - -

GRAND TOTAL 25 380 127 11 28 571

Table No. 5.6


Kshetra: DAKSHIN POORVA Pranta: UTKAL



Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VIBHAG (R.S.S.) 17 89 1 3 7 117

V ANA V ASI KAL Y AN ASHRAM 45 781 650 5 4 1485


AKHIL BHARATIYA VIDYARTHI PARlSHAD - - - - - -

HHARA TIY A MAJDOOR SANGHA - - - - - -

BaARA T VIKAS P ARISHAD - - - - - -VIDYA BHARATI - 78 - - - 78

DEENDAY AL SHODH SAMSTHAN - - - - - -

OTHERS 17 89 1 3 6 116

GRAND TOTAL 89 1083 891 16 21 2100


17/78

Table No. 5.7


Kshetra: PASCHIM Pranta: MAHARASHTRA

Seva Kshetra-wise No. ofUnits

Name of Matm Samstha Health Education Social Economic Casual Total

Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VIBHAG (RS.S.) 42 125 2 5 28 202

V ANA V ASI KAL Y AN ASHRAM 65 62 102 27 8 264

VISHWA HINDU PARlSHAD 12 119 32 14 8 185

AKHlL BHARA TIY A VIDY ARTHI PARISHAD - - - - - -


BHARAT VIKAS PARISHAD - - - - - -

VIDY A BHARA TI - - - - - -

DEENDAYALSHODHSAMSTHAN 3 8 - 3 3 17

OTHERS 52 94 18 17 24 205GRAND TOTAL 174 408 154 66 71 873

Table No. 5.8.


Kshetra: PASCHIM Pranta: GUJRAT



Orgo. Devp .

SEVA VlBHAG (R.S.S.) 277 103 6 12 168 566

VANAVASI KALYAN ASHRAM 9 66 231 1 18 325VISHWA HINDU PARlSHAD 4 27 - - - 31

AKHIL BHARATIY AVIDYARTHIP ARISHAD- - - - - -

BHARATIY AMAJDOOR SANGHA - - - - - -BHARAT VTKAS PARlSHAD - - - - - -

VIDYABHARATI - 16 - - - 16


OTHERS 30 71 114 3 440 658

GRAND TOTAL 320 283 351 16 626 1596


18/78

Table No. 5.9

Pranta-wise. Matrusamstha-wise. Break-up of Sevakaryas.

Kshetra: PASCHIM Pranta: VIDARBH



Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VlBHAG (R.S.S.) 57 151 10 9 60 287

VANAVASI KALYAN ASHRAM 11 85 65 - - 163

VISHWA HlNDU PARISHAD 2 36 3 1 - 42

AKHIL BHARATIYA VIDYARTHI PARISHAD - - - - - -



VIDYA BHARATI - - - - - -


OTHERS 22 71 6 3 - 102GRAND TOTAL 92 343 84 13 62 594

Table No. 5.10

Pranta-wise. Matrusamstha-wise. Break-up of Sevakaryas.

Kshetra: MADHYA Pranta: MADHYA BHARA

Seva Kshelra-wise No. of Units


Orgn. Devo.

SEVA VIBHAG (R.S.S.) 29 329 131 13 37 539V ANA VASI KAL Y AN ASHRAM 2 165 120 - 22 309VISHWA HINDU PARISHAD - 8 2 1 - 11

AKHIL BHARA TIY A VIDY ARTHI PARISHAD - - - - - -BHARA TIY A MAJDOOR SANGHA - - - - - -

BHARA T VIKAS P ARISHAD - - - - - -

VIDY A BHARA TI 1 62 - - 1 64


OTHERS 1 2 - - - 3

GRAND TOTAL 33 566 253 14 60 926


19/78

Table No. 5.11


Kshetra: MADHYA Pranta: MAHAKOSHAL

Seva Kshetra-wise No. of UnitsName of Matru Samstha Health Education Social Economic Casual Total

Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VIBHAG (R.S.S.) 2 27 2 2 1 34

VANAVASI KALYAN ASHRAM 10 53 150 1 13 227

VISHWA HINDU PARlSHAD - 50 5 16 22 93




VIDYA BHARATI - 89 - - - 89


OTHERS - - - - - -

GRAND TOTAL 12 219 157 19 36 443

Table No. 5.12


Kshetra: MADHYA Pranta: CHHATISGADHA

Seva Kshetra-wise No. of Units TOTAL

Name of Matru Samstha Health Education Social Economic Casual

Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VIBHAG (R.S.S.) 4 17 1 3 - 25




BHARATlYA MAJDOOR SANGHA - - - - - -

BHARAT VIKAS PARlSHAD - - - - - -



OTHERS 2 3 2 1 4 12

GRAND TOTAL 32 187 161 29 21 430


20/78

Tobie No. 5.13


Kshetra: UTTAR PASCHIM Pranta: CHITHOD


Name of Matru Sarnstha Health Education Social Economic Casual Total

Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VIBHAG (R.S.S.) 8 77 1 12 2 100

VANAVASI KALYAN ASHRAM - - - - - -

VISHWA HINDU PARlSHAD - 125 27 - 7 159

AKHIL BHARA TIY A VIDY ARTHI P ARlSHAD - - - - - -


BHARA T VIKAS P ARISHAD - - - - - -

VIDY A BHARA TI 1 27 1 6 - 35

DEENDAY AL SHODH SAMSTHAN - - - - - -

OTHERS - - - - - -

GRAND TOTAL 9 229 29 18 9 294

Tobie No. 5.14


Kshetra: UTTAR PASCHIM Pranta: JAIPUR



OCtul. Dev.

SEVA VIBHAG (R.S.S.) 2 25 - 2 1 30


VISHWA HINDU PARlSHAD 3 1 61 - - 65

AKHIL BHARATIYA VIDYARTHI PARISHAD - - - - - -BHARATIYA MAJDOOR SANGHA - - - - - -


VIDYA BHARATI - 159 - 1 - 160


OTHERS - - - - - -

GRAND TOTAL 5 185 61 3 1 255


21/78

Table No. 5.15


Kshetra: UTTAR PASCHIM Pranta: JODHPUR


Name of Matru Sarnstha Health Education Social Economic Casual Total

Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VIBHAG (R.S.S.) 5 77 - 2 1 85

VANAVASI KALYAN ASHRAM - 4 1 - - 5

VlSHW A HINDU P ARISHAD - - - - . -

AKHlL BHARATIYA VlDYARTHl PARISHAD - - - - - -


BHARAT VIKASP ARISHAD - - - - - -

VIDYABHARATI - 27 - - - 27DEENDAYAL SHODH SAMSTHAN - - - - - -

OTHERS - - - - - -

GRAND TOTAL 5 108 1 2 1 117

Table No. 5.16Pranta-wise, Matrusamstha-wise, Break-up of Sevakaryas.

Kshetra: UTTAR Pranta: DELHI



Orgn. Devp .

SEVA VIBHAG (R.S.S.) 33 235 65 86 5 424

V ANAVASI KALYAN ASHRAM - 1 - - - 1

VlSHWA HINDU PARISHAD 1 1 - - - 2AKHlL BHARATIY AVIDYARTHl PARlSHAD - - - - - -



VIDYA BHARATI . - - - - -


OTHERS - - - - - -

GRAND TOTAL 34 237 65 86 5 427


22/78

Table No. 5.17


Kshetra: UTTAR Pranta: HARYANA



Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VIBHAG (R.S.S.) 5 85 3 57 2 152

VANAVASI KALYAN ASHRAM - 1 - - - 1

VlSHW A HINDU P ARlSHAD - 6 7 8 - 21

AKHIL BHARATIYA VlDYARTHIPARlSHAD - - - - - -


BHARA T VIKAS P ARlSHAD - - - - - -

VlDY A BHARA TI - 6 - - - 6


OTHERS - - - - - -

GRAND TOTAL 5 98 10 65 2 180

Table No. 5.18


Kshetra: UTTAR Pranta: PUNJAB



Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VIBHAG (R.S.S.) 51 46 12 39 36 184


VlSHWA HINDU PARlSHAD 5 24 2 25 - 56

AKHIL BHARATIYA VlDYARTHI PARlSHAD - - - - - -BHARATIYA MAJDOOR SANGHA - - - - - -


VlDYA BHARATI - 7 - - 5 12


OTHERS - - 4 - - 4

GRAND TOTAL 56 77 18 64 41 256


23/78

Table No. 5.19


Kshetra: UTTAR Pranta: HIMAGIRI



Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VIBHAG (R.S.S.) 22 16 - 12 2 52

VANAVASI KALYAN ASHRAM - 25 17 2 2 46

VISHWA HINDU PARlSHAD 2 7 2 4 2 17



BHARAT VIKAS PARlSHAD 2 - 1 1 1 5


DEENDAYALSHODH SAMSTHAN - - - - - -

OTHERS 1 3 - 1 1 6GRAND TOTAL 27 52 20 20 8 127

Table No. 5.20


Kshetra: UTTAR MADHYA Pranta: MEERAT



Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VIBHAG (R.S.S.) 32 110 - 24 2 168

V ANAVASI KALYAN ASHRAM 29 46 3 13 2 93

VISHWA HINDU PARlSHAD 6 3 11 - - 20



BHARAT VlKAS PARlSHAD - 2 - 3 - 5



OTHERS 21 18 13 8 21 81

GRAND TOTAL 88 338 27 48 25 526


24/78

Table No. 5.21


Kshetra: UTTAR MADHYA Pranta: VRAJ


Name of Matru Samstha Health Edll~ation Social Economic Casual Total

Orgn. DevD.

SEVA VlBHAG (RS.S.) 12 304 14 58 69 457


VlSHWA HINDU PARlSHAD 4 3 1 8 - 16

AKHIL BHARATlYA VlDYARTHl PARISHAD - - - - - -

BHARATIY AMAJDOOR SANGHA - - - - - -

BHARAT VlKAS PARlSHAD 2 1 - 1 1 5

VlDYABHARATI - 232 - - - 232

DEENDAYAL SHODH SAMSTHAN 1 50 1 3 3 58

OTHERS 6 285 3 16 7 317

GRAND TOTAL 25 875 19 86 80 1085

Table No. 5.22


Kshetra: UTTAR MADHYA Pranta: AVADH



Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VlBHAG (RS.S.) 28 194 3 34 6 265

VAN AVASI KALYAN ASHRAM 4 20 2 1 1 28

VISHWA HINDU PARlSHAD - 3 - - - 3

AKHIL BHARATIYA VlDYARTHI PARlSHAD - - - - - -



VlDYA BHARATI - 245 - - - 245


OTHERS 1 3 - 1 1 6

GRAND TOTAL 33 465 5 36 8 547


25/78

Table No. 5.23


Kshetra: UTTAR MADHYA Pranta: KASHI



Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VlBHAG (RS.S.) 4 119 1 10 8 142



AKHIL BHARATlYA VIDYARTHI PARlSHAD - - - - - -





OTHERS - - - - - -

GRAND TOTAL 15 585 23 15 11 649

Table No. 5.24


Kshetra: UTTAR POORVA Pranta: UTTAR BIHAR



Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VlBHAG (RS.S.) 4 10 - 1 - 15

VANAVASI KALYAN ASHRAM 2 87 82 1 - 172

VISHWA HINDU PARlSHAD 11 44 22 12 - 89

AKHlL BHARATlYA VIDYARTHI PARISHAD - - - - - -



VIDYA BHARATl - 8 - - - 8


OTHERS - - - - - -

GRAND TOTAL 17 149 104 14 - 284


26/78

Table No. 5.25


Kshetra: UTTAR POORVA Pranta: MADHYA BIHAR



Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VIBHAG (RSS) - - - - - 15*


VISHWA HINDU PARISHAD - - - - - -




VIDYA BHARATI - - - - - -


OTHERS - - - - - -

GRAND TOTAL - - - - - 15*

Table No. 5.26


Kshetra: UTTAR POORVA Pranta: DAKSHIN BIHAR



Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VIBHAG (R.S.S.) 3 22 - - - 25

VANAVASI KALYAN ASHRAM 277 1579 124 - - 1980

VISHWA HINDU PARISHAD - - - - - -

AKHIL BHARATIYA VIDYARTHI PARlSHAD - - . - - - -





OTHERS - - - - - -

GRAND TOTAL 280 1637 124 - - 2041


27/78

Table No. 5.27


Kshetra: POORVA Pranta: BANGAL



Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VlBHAG (R.S.S.) 46 38 1 - 29 114


VlSHWA HINDU PARISHAD 117 161 238 3 101 620

AKHlL BHARATIYA VIDYARTHI PARlSHAD - - - - - -

BHARATlY A MAJDOOR SANGHA - - - - - -




OTHERS 12 13 - - 3 28

GRAND TOTAL 192 342 436 6 148 1124

Table No. 5.28


Kshetra: POORVA Pranta: UTTAR ASSAM

Seva Kshetra-wise No. of Unils


Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VIBHAG (R.S.S.) 37 43 12 1 7 100


VISHWA HINDU PARlSHAD 84 29 15 5 - 133


BHARA TlY A MAJDOOR SANGHA - - - - - -

BHARAT VlKAS PARlSHAD - - - - - -


DEENDA Y AL SHODH SAMSTHAN - - - - - -

OTHERS 2 7 - - - 9

GRAND TOTAL 138 176 72 8 8 402


28/78

Table No. 5.29


Kshetra: POORVA Pranta: DAKSHIN ASSAM



Orgn. Devp.

SEVA VlBHAG (R.S.S.) 4 7 - - - 11






VIDYA BHARATI 1 7 - - 12 20


OTHERS 1 3 - 1 13 I8

GRAND TOTAL 18 129 57 18 32 254


29/78

Table No. 6.1

Matrusamstha-wise, Pranta-wise Break-up of Sevakaryas.Name of Matrusamstha: SEVA VIBHAG (R.S.S.)

Sevakshetra-wise No. of SevakaryasPranta

Health Education SocialOrgn.

EconomicDevp.

Casual

Total

KERALA 12 41 15 8 79 155

TAMILNADU 100 110 163 25 82 480

KARNATAKA 230 871 219 25 200 1545

POORVA ANDHRA 6 42 6 2 3 59

PASCHIMA ANDHRA 15 170 43 6 25 259

UTKAL 17 89 1 3 7 117

MAHARASHTRA 42 125 2 5 28 202

GUJRAT 277 103 6 12 168 566

VIDARBH 57 151 10 9 60 287

MADHYA BHARATH 29 329 131 13 37 539

MAMA KOSHAL 2 27 2 2 1 34

CHHATTISGADHA 4 17 1 3 - 25

CHITHOD 8 77 1 12 2 100

JAIPUR 2 25 - 2 1 30

JODHPUR 5 77 - 2 1 85

DELHI 33 235 65 86 5 424

HARYANA 5 85 3 57 2 152

PUNJAB 51 46 12 39 36 184

HIMAGIRI 22 16 - 12 2 52

MEERAT 32 110 - 24 2 168VRAJ PRADESH 12 304 14 58 69 457

AVADH 28 194 3 34 6 265

KASHI 4 119 1 10 8 142

UTTAR BIHAR 4 10 - 1 - 15

MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - 15*

DAKSHINA BIHAR 3 22 - - - 25

BENGAL 46 38 1 - 29 114

UTTARA ASSAM 37 43 12 1 7 100

DAKSHINA ASSAM 4 7 - - - 11

TOTAL 1087 3483 711 451 860 6607

* Horizontal Grand Total is less than by 15 than that in the last vertical column because breakup as per Sevakshetra was not available from Madhya Bihar.


30/78

Table No. 6.2

Matrusamstha-wise, Pranta-wise Break-up of Sevakaryas.

Name of Matrusamstha: VANAVASI KALYAN ASHRAM.

Sevakshetra-wise No. of SevakaryasPranta


EconomicDevp.

Casual

Total

KERALA 9 39 29 1 14 92

TAMILNADU - 7 5 - 2 14

KARNATAKA 2 13 20 - 14 49

POORVA ANDHRA 2 340 33 - 2 377

PASCHIMA ANDHRA - 69 79 - - 148

UTKAL 45 781 650 5 4 1485

MAHARASHTRA 65 62 102 27 8 264

GUJRAT 9 66 231 1 18 325V1DARBH 11 85 65 - 2 163

MADHYA BHARATH 2 165 120 - 22 309

MAHA KOSHAL 10 53 150 1 13 227

CHHATTISGADHA 20 145 156 8 15 344

CHITHOD - - - - - -JAIPUR - - - - - -JODHPUR - 4 1 - - 5

DELHI - 1 - - - 1

HARYANA - 1 - - - 1

PUNJAB - - - - - -HIMAGIRI - 25 17 2 2 46

MEERAT 29 46 3 13 2 93

VRAJ PRADESH - - - - - -AVADH 4 20 2 1 1 28

KASHI 3 40 11 1 3 58

UTTAR BIHAR 2 87 82 1 - 172

MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - -DAKSHINA BIHAR 277 1579 124 - - 1980

BENGAL 17 128 197 3 15 360

UTTARA ASSAM 15 92 45 2 1 155

DAKSHINA ASSAM 2 91 50 7 7 157

TOTAL 524 3939 2172 73 145 6853


31/78

Table No. 6.3


Name of Matrusamstha: VISHWA HINDU PARISHAD.

Sevakshetra-wise No. of Sevakarvas

Pranta Education SocialOrgn.

EconomicDevp.

Casual Total

KERALA 2 29 47 4 - 82

TAMILNADU 16 111 208 - - 335

KARNATAKA 22 174 9 2 2 209

POORVA ANDHRA 9 30 13 1 - 53

PASCHIMA ANDHRA 9 34 5 4 - 52

UTKAL 10 46 239 5 4 304

MAHARASHTRA 12 119 32 14 8 185

GUJRAT 4 27 - - - 31V1DARBH 2 36 3 1 - 42

MADHYA BHARATH - 8 2 1 - 11

MAHA KOSHAL - 50 5 16 22 93

CHHATTISGADHA 6 7 2 17 2 34

CHITHOD - 125 27 - 7 159

JAIPUR 1 61 - - 65

JODHPUR - - - - - -

DELHI I 1 - - - 2

HARYANA - 6 7 8 - 21

PUNJAB 5 24 2 25 - 56

HIMAGIR1 2 7 2 4 2 17

MEERAT 6 3 11 - - 20VRAJ PRADESH 4 3 1 8 - 16

AVADH - 3 - - - 3

KASHI 8 28 11 4 - 51

UTTAR BIHAR I I 44 22 12 - 89

MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - -DAKSHINA BIHAR - - - - - -BENGAL 117 161 238 3 101 620

UTTARA ASSAM 84 29 15 5 - 133

DAKSHINA ASSAM 10 21 7 10 - 48

Total 343 1127 969 144 148 2731

Health


32/78

Table No. 6.4


Name of Matrusamstha: AKHIL BHARATIYA VIDYARTHI PARISHAD.Pranta Sevakshetra-wise No. of Sevakarvas Total

Health Education SocialOrgn

EconomicDevp.

Casual

KERALA - - - - -TAM1LNADU 1 - - - - 1

KARNATAKA - - - - - -POORVA ANDHRA - - - - - -PASCHIMA ANDHRA - 10 - - 2 12

UTKAL - - - - - -MAHARASHTRA - - - - - -GUJRAT - - - - - -V1DARBH - - - - - -MADHYA BHARATH - - - - - -MAHA KOSHAL - - - - - -CHHATTISGADHA - - - - - -CHITHOD - - - - - -JAIPUR - - - - - -JODHPUR - - - - - -DELHI - - - - - -HARYANA - - - - - -PUNJAB - - - - -HIMAGIRI - - - - - -

MEERAT - - - - - -VRAJ PRADESH - - - - - -AVADH - - - - - -KASH1 - - - - - -UTTAR BIHAR - - - - - -MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - -DAKSHINA BIHAR - - - - -BENGAL - - - - -UTTARA ASSAM - - - - - -

DAKSHINA ASSAM - - - - - -

Total 1 10 - - 2 13


33/78

Table No. 6.5


Name of Matrusamstha: BHARATIYA MAJDOOR SANGH.Sevakshetra-wise No. of SevakaryasPranta


EconomicDevp.

Casual

Total

KERALA - - - - - -TAMILNADU 1 - - - - 1

KARNATAKA - - - - - -POORVA ANDHRA - - - - - -PASCHIMA ANDHRA - - - - - -UTKAL - - - - - -MAHARASHTRA - - - - - -

GUJRAT - - - - - -V1DARBH - - - - - -MADHYA BHARATH - - - - - -MAHA KOSHAL - - - - - -CHHATTISGADHA - - - - - -CHITHOD - - - - - -

JAIPUR - - - - - -JODHPUR - - - - - -DELHI - - - - - -HARYANA - - - - -PUNJAB - - - - - -HIMAGIRI - - - - - -MEERAT

- - - - - -VRAJ PRADESH - - - - - -VRAJ PRADESH - - - - - -AVADH - - - - - -KASHI - - - - - -UTTAR BIHAR - - - - - -MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - -DAKSHINA BIHAR - - - - - -BENGAL - - - - - -UTTARA ASSAM - - - - - -DAKSHINA ASSAM - - - - - -

Total 1 - - - - 1


34/78

Table No. 6.6


Name of Matrusamstha: BHARAT VIKAS PARISHAD.Sevakshetra-wise No. of Sevakaryas

Pranta Health Education SocialOrgn.

EconomicDevp.

Casual Total

KERALA - - - - - -TAMILNADU - - - - - -

KARNATAKA - - - - - -POORVA ANDHRA - - - - - -PACHIMA ANDHRA - 2 - 1 - 3

UTKAL - - - - - -MAHARASHTRA - - - - - -

GUJRAT - - - - - -VIDARBH - - - - - -MADHYA BHARATH - - - - - -

MAHA KOSHAL - - - - - -CHHATTISGADHA - - - - - -CHITHOD - - - - - -JAIPUR - - - - -

JODHPUR - - - - - -

DELHI - - - - - -

HARYANA - - - - - -

PUNJAB - - - - - -HIMAGIRI 2 - 1 1 1 5MEERAT - 2 - 3 - 5VRAJ PRADESH 2 1 - 1 1 5AVADH - - - - - -

KASHI - - - - - -

UTTAR BIHAR - - - - - -

MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - -

DAKSHINA BIHAR - - - - - -BENGAL - - - - - -UTTARA ASSAM - - - - - -DAKSHINA ASSAM - - - - - -

Total 4 5 1 6 2 18


35/78

Table No. 6.7


Name of Matrusamstha: VIDYA BHARATI.

Sevakshetra-wise No. of Sevakarvas

Pranta Health Education SocialOrgn.

EconomicDevp.

Casual Total

KERALA - - - - - -TAMILNADU 2 2 4 - - 8

KARNATAKA - 3 2 - - 5

POORVA ANDHRA 1 13 2 - - 16

PASCHIMA ANDHRA 1 95 - - 1 97

UTKAL - 78 - - - 78

MAHARASHTRA - - - - - -

GUJRAT - 16 - - - 16

VIDARBH - - - - - -MADHYA BHARATH 1 62 - - 1 64

MAHA KOSHAL - 89 - - - 89

CHHATTISGADHA - 15 - - - 15

CHITHOD 1 27 1 6 - 35

JAIPUR - 159 - 1 - 160

JODHPUR - 27 - - - 27

DELHI - - - - - -HARYANA - 6 - - - 6

PUNJAB - 7 - - 5 12

HIMAGIRI - 1 - - - 1

MEERAT - 159 - - - 159

VRAJ PRADESH - 232 - - - 232

AVADH - 245 - - - 245

KASHI - 398 - - - 398

UTTAR BIHAR - 8 - - - 8

MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - -DAKSHINA BIHAR - 36 - - - 36

BENGAL - 2 - - - 2

UTTARA ASSAM - 5 - - - 5

DAKSHINA ASSAM 1 7 - - 12 20

TOTAL 7 1692 9 7 19 1734


36/78

Table No. 6.8


Name of Matrusamstha: PANDIT DEENDAYAL SHODH SAMSTHAN.Sevakshetra-wise No. of SevakaryasPranta


EconomicDevp.

Casual

Total

KERALA - - - - - -TAMILNADU - - - - - -KARNATAKA - - - - - -POORVA ANDHRA - - - - - -PASCHIMA ANDHRA - - - - - -UTKAL

- - - - - -MAHARASHTRA 3 8 - 3 3 17

GUJRAT - - - - - -VIDARBH - - - - - -MADHYA BHARATH - - - - - -MAHA KOSHAL - - - - - -CHHATTISGADHA - - - - - -CHITHOD - - - - - -JAIPUR - - - - - -JODHPUR - - - - - -DELHI - - - - - -HARYANA - - - - - -PUNJAB - - - - - -

HIMAGIRI - - - - - -MEERAT - - - - - -VRAJ PRADESH 1 50 1 3 3 58

AVADH - - - - - -KASHI - - - - - -UTTAR BIHAR - - - - - -MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - -DAKSHINA BIHAR - - - - - -BENGAL - - - - - -UTTARA ASSAM - - - - - -DAKSHINA ASSAM - - - - - -

TOTAL 4 58 1 6 6 75**

**DATA INCOMPLETE.


37/78

Table No. 6.9


Name of Matrusamstha: OTHERS.Sevakshetra-wise No. of SevakaryasPranta


EconomicDevp.

Casual

Total

KERALA - 261 - - - 261

TAMILNADU 17 1 12 - 19 49

KARNATAKA - - - - - -POORVA ANDHRA 2 - - 1 - 3

PASCH1MA ANDHRA - - - - - -UTKAL 17 89 1 3 6 116

MAHARASHTRA 52 94 18 17 24 205

GUJRAT 30 71 114 3 440 658

V1DARBH 22 71 6 3 - 102

MADHYA BHARATH 1 2 - - - 3

MAHA KOSHAL - - - - - -CHHATTISGADHA 2 3 2 1 4 12

CHITHOD - - - - - -JAIPUR - - - - - -JODHPUR - - - - - -DELHI - - - - - -HARYANA - - - - - -PUNJAB - - 4 - - 4

HIMAGIRI 1 3 - 1 1 6

MEERAT 21 18 13 8 21 81

VRAJ PRADESH 6 285 3 16 7 317

AVADH 1 3 - 1 1 6

KASHI - - - - - -UTTAR BIHAR - - - - - -MADHYA BIHAR - - - - -DAKSHINA BIHAR - - - - - -BENGAL 12 13 - - 3 28

UTTARA ASSAM 2 7 - - - 9

DAKSHINA ASSAM 1 3 - 1 13 18

TOTAL 187 924 173 55 539 1878


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Table No.7.1

Sevakshetra-wise, Pranta-wise, Matrusamstha-wise No.of Sevakaryas.

Sevashetra No. 1: HEALTH CARE & HEALTH PROMOTION.

Matru Samstha

Pranta SevaVibhag

RSS

VanvasiKalyanAshram

VishwaHindu

Parishad

VidyarthiParishad

BharatiyaMajdoorSangh

BharatVikas

Parishad

VidyaBharati

DeendayalShodh

Samsthan

Others T

KERALA 12 9 2 - - - - - -TAMILNADU 100 - 16 1 1 - 2 - 17 1

KARNATAKA 230 2 22 - - - - - - 2

POORVA ANDHRA 6 2 9 - - 4 1 - 2 PASCHIM ANDHRA 15 - 9 - - - 1 - -UTKAL 17 45 10 - - - - - 17

MAHARASHTRA 42 65 12 - - - - 3 52 1

GUJRAT 277 9 4 - - - - - 30 3

VIDARBH 57 11 2 - - - - - 22

MADHYA BHARATH 29 2 - - - - 1 - 1

MAHA KOSHAL 2 10 - - - - - - -CHHATTISGADHA 4 20 6 - - - - - 2

CHITHOD 8 - - - - - 1 - -JAIPUR 2 - 3 - - - - - -JODHPUR 5 - - - - - - - -DELHI 33 - 1 - - - - - -HARYANA 5 - - - - - - - -PUNJAB 51 - 5 - - - - - -HIM AG IRI 22 - 2 - - 2 - - 1

MEERAT 32 29 6 - - - - - 21

VRAJ PRADESH 12 - 4 - - 2 - 1 6

AVADH 28 4 - - - - - - 1

KASHI 4 3 8 - - - - - -UTTAR BIHAR 4 2 11 - - - - - -MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - - - - - DAKSHINA BIHAR 3 277 - - - - - - - 2

BANGAL 46 17 117 - - - - 12 1

UTTARA ASSAM 37 15 84 - - - - - 2 1

DAKSHINA ASSAM 4 2 10 - - - 1 - 1 TOTAL 1057 524 343 1 1 4 7 4 187 2


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Table No. 7.2

Sevakshetra-wise, Pranta-wise, Matrusamstha-wise No. of Sevakaryas.

Sevakshetra No. 2: EDUCATION.Pranta Matru Samstha

TSevaVibhagRSS

VanvasiKalyanAshram

VishwaHinduParishad

VidyarthiParishad


BharatVikasParishad

VidyaBharati

DeendayalShodhSamsthan

Others

KERALA 41 39 29 - - - - - 261

TAMILNADU 110 7 111 - - - 2 - 1

KARNATAKA 871 13 174 - - - 3 - - 1

POORVA

ANDHRA

42 340 30 - - - 13 - -

PASCHIM

ANDHRA

170 69 34 10 - 2 95 - -

UTKAL 89 781 46 - - - 78 - 89 1

MAHARASHTRA 125 62 119 - - - - 8 94

GUJRAT 103 66 27 - - - 16 - 71

VIDARBH 151 85 36 - - - - - 71

MADHYA

BHARATH

329 165 8 - - - 62 - 2

MAHAKOSHAL 27 53 50 - - - 89 - -

CHHATTISGADH 17 145 7 - - - 15 - 3

CHITHOD 77 - 125 - - - 27 - -

JAIPUR 25 - 1 - - - 159 - -

JODHPUR 77 4 - - - - 27 - -

DELHI 235 1 1 - - - - - - HARYANA 85 1 6 - - - 6 - -

PUNJAB 46 - 24 - - - 7 - -

HIMAGIRI 16 25 7 - - - 1 - 3

MEERAT 110 46 3 - - 2 159 - 18

VRAJ PRADESH 304 - 3 - - 1 232 50 285

AVADH 194 20 3 - - - 245 - 3

KASHI 119 40 28 - - - 398 - -

UTTAR BIHAR 10 87 44 - - - 8 - -

MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - - - - -

DAKSHINA BIHAR 22 1579 - - - - 36 - - 1

BANGAL 38 128 161 - - - 2 - 13

UTTARA ASSAM 43 92 29 - - - 5 - 7

DAKSHINAASSAM

7 91 21 - - - 7 - 3

TOTAL 3483 3939 1127 10 - 5 1692 58 924 1


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Table No. 7.3


Sevakshetra No. 3: Social ORGANISATION & DEVELOPMENT.evakshetra No. 2: EDUCATION.

Matru Samstha

Pranta SevaVibhag

RSS

VanvasiKalyanAshram

VishwaHindu

Parishad

VidyarthiParishad


BharatVikas

Parishad

VidyaBharati


Others To

KERALA 15 29 47 - - - - - - 91

TAMILNADU 163 5 208 - - - 4 - 12 39

ATAKA 219 20 9 - - - 2 - - 25

POORVA ANDHRA 6 33 13 - - - 2 - - 54

PASCHIMA ANDHRA 43 79 5 - - - - - - 12

UTKAL 1 650 239 - - - - - 1 89

MAHARASHTRA 2 102 32 - - - - - 18 15

GUJRAT 6 231 - - - - - - 114 35

VIDARBH 10 05 3 - - - - - 6 84MADHYA BHARATH 131 120 2 - - - - - - 25MAMA KOSHAL 2 150 5 - - - - - - 15

CMMA IIISGADHA 1 156 2 - - - - - 2 16

CH1THOD I - 27 - - - 1 - - 29

JAIPUR - - 61 - - - - - - 61

JODHPUR - 1 - - - - - - - 1DELHI 65 - - - - - - - - 65HARYANA 3 - 7 - - - - - - 10

PUNJAB 12 - 2 - - - - - 4 18HIMAGIRI - 17 2 - - 1 - - - 20

MEERAT - 3 11 - - - - - 13 27

VRAJ PRADESH 14 - 1 - - - - 1 3 19

AVADH 3 2 - - - - - - - 5

KASHI 1 11 11 - - - - - - 23

UTTAR BIHAR - 82 22 - - - - - - 10

MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - - - - - -DAKSHINA BIHAR - 124 - - - - - - - 12

BANGAL 1 197 238 - - - - - - 43

UTTARA ASSAM 12 45 15 - - - - - - 72

DAKSHINA ASSAM - 50 7 - - - - - - 57

TOTAL 711 2172 969 - - 1 9 1 173 403


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Table No. 7.4


Sevakshetra No. 4: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.

Matru Samstha

Pranta Seva Vanvasi Vishwa Vidyarthi Bharatiya Bharat Vidya Deendayal Others TotVibhag Kalyan Hindu Parishad Majdoor Vikas Bharati Shodh

RSS Ashram Parishad Sangh Parishad Samsthan

KERALA 8 1 4 - - - - - - 13

TAMILNADU 25 - - - - - - - - 25

KARNATAKA 25 - 2 - - - - - - 27

POORVA ANDHRA 2 - 1 - - - - - 1 4

PASCHIMA ANDHRA 6 - 4 - - 1 - - - 11

UTKAL 3 5 5 - - - - - 3 16M AH ARASHFRA 5 27 14 - - - - 3 17 66

GUJRAT 12 1 - - - - - - 3 16

VIDARBH 9 - 1 - - - - - 3 13

MADHYA BHARATH 13 - 1 - - - - - - 14

MAHA KOSHAL 2 1 16 - - - - - - 19

CHHATTISGADHA 3 8 17 - - - - - 1 29

CHITHOD 12 - - - - - 6 - - 18

JAIPUR 2 - - - - - 1 - - 3

JODHPUR 2 - - - - - - - - 2

DELHI 86 - - - - - - - - 86

HARYANA 57 - 8 - - - - - - 65

PUNJAB 39 - 25 - - - - - - 64

HIMAGIRI 12 2 4 - - 1 - - 1 20

MEERAT 24 13 - - - 3 - - 8 48

VRAJ PRADESH 58 - 8 - - 1 - 3 16 86

AVADH 34 1 - - - - - - 1 36

KASHI 10 1 4 - - - - - - 15

UTTAR BIHAR 1 1 12 - - - - - - 14

MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - - - - - -DAKSHINA BIHAR - - - - - - - - - -

BANGAL - 3 3 - - - - - - 6

UTTARA ASSAM 1 2 5 - - - - - - 8

DAKSHINA ASSAM - 7 10 - - - - - 1 18

TOTAL 451 73 144 - - 6 7 6 55 74


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Table No. 7.5


Sevakshetra No. 5: CASUAL & OCCASIONAL SERVICES.

Pranta Matru Samstha Tota

SevaVibhagRSS

VanvasiKaiyanAshram

VishwaHinduParishad

Vidyarthi

Parishad


Bharat

VikasParishad

VidyaBharati


Others

ERALA 79 14 - - - - - - - 9

AMILNADU 82 2 - - - - - - 19 10

ARNATAKA 200 14 2 - - - - - - 21

OORVA ANDHRA 3 2 - - - - - - - 5

ASCHIMA ANDHRA 25 - - 2 - - 1 - - 2

TKAL 7 4 4 - - - - - 6 2

MAHARASHTRA 28 8 8 - - - - 3 24 7GUJRAT 168 18 - - - - - - 440 62

IDARBH 60 2 - - - - - - - 6

MADHYA BHARATH 37 22 - - - - 1 - - 6

MAHAKOSHAL 1 13 22 - - - - - - 3

HHATTISGADHA - 15 2 - - - - - 4 2

HITHOD 2 - 7 - - - - - - 9

AIPUR 1 - - - - - - - - 1

ODHPUR 1 - - - - - - - - 1

ELHI 5 - - - - - - - - 5

ARYANA 2 - - - - - - - - 2

UNJAB 36 - - - - - 5 - - 4

IMAGIRI 2 2 2-

- 1- -

1 8

MEERAT 2 2 - - - - - - 21 2

RAJ PRADESH 69 - - - - 1 - 3 7 8

VADH 6 1 - - - - - - 1 8

ASHI 8 3 - - - - - - - 1

TTAR BIHAR - - - - - - - - - -MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - - - - - -

AKSHINA BIHAR - - - - - - - - - -ANGAL 29 15 101 - - - - - 3 14

TTARA ASSAM 7 1 - - - - - - - 8

AKSHINA ASSAM - 7 - - - - 12 - 13 3

TOTAL 860 145 148 2 - 2 19 6 539 17


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N O T E

The information in the following Table Nos. from Table No. 8to Table No. 13 with 5 sub-tables is based on data availablewith us. We regret that this data is not complete.

Appropriate notes and clarifications are given wherevernecessary.

But one can surmise that the no. of Sevitas, the Financial &Human inputs are much more than what these tables indicate.

The nature of problems faced & indications of expected social

transformation observed would, however, remain the same asexpressed in the respective tables.


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Table No. 8

Geographical Location-wise Distribution

of Sevakarvas and Sevitas* receiving service benefits.

NOTE : As stated before, this data is incomplete. The comparative figures are as

follows: As per this report:

a)No. of Places where Sevakaryas are being conducted : 5702

b)No. of Sevakaryas conducted : 8524

c)No. of Sevitas* receiving Services : 44,52,410

As per latest information available

a)No. of Places where Sevakaryas are being conducted : 9230

b)No. of Sevakaryas conducted : 19,910

c)No. of Sevitas receiving services : NOT reported

The term, "Sevita", means persons receiving services through our Sevakaryas.)

But it is evident that the No. of Sevitas would be much more than what this tableindicates.

The problem of compiling the precise No. of Sevitas is further complicated by the fathat a single sevita receiving seva in one area of seva is or may be benefitted b

other areas; simultaneously or periodically for instance a child in Shishu Mandir walso receive health care; sports-promotion and the like!

Statistical data of Table No. 8 follows


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Table No. 8

Geographical Location-wise Distribution

of Sevakarvas and Sevitas* receiving service benefits.

Urban Rural Vanvasi

No. of Sevithas

Pranta No. of Places

CoveredNo. of

UnitsGeneral Seva Vasti

No. of

Units

No. of

Sevithas

No. of

Units

No.

Sevit

KERALA 115 30 7817 605 31 7686 116 568

TAMILNADU 233 215 193922 6223 161 35903 32 147

KARNATAKA 327 544 146858 27341 348 74169 28 132

POORVA ANDHRA 179 54 5813 872 19 1315 122 269

PASCHIM ANDHRA 315 175 46289 15234 163 26889 93 933

UTKAL 869 107 29301 4709 150 120767 760 1222

MAHARASHTRA 360 387 341271 98295 80 107942 129 1103

GUJRAT 842 396 90500 294873 213 70819 638 1365

VIDARBH 216 144 24291 19547 29 37445 103 261

MADHYA BHARATH 274 182 48955 42227 7 526 155 729

MAHAKOSHAL 128 38 566 15283 1 23 135 949

CHHATTISGADHA 103 71 168282 275 4 99 93 279

CHITHOD 58 71 8053 4043 10 415 0 0

JAIPUR 157 103 142 2986 62 1886 0 0

JODHPUR 27 23 0 792 9 444 5 144

DELHI 173 399 179985 94669 25 1158 0 0

HARYANA 78 117 18331 25466 10 449 1 40

PUNJAB 81 203 400851 284589 1 1500 0 0


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HIMAGIRI 64 38 5153 8734 16 46045 22 214

MEERAT 181 185 72012 78828 24 10387 48 684

VRAJ PRADESH 423 456 11637 93353 69 88899 0 0

AVADH 98 140 1286 78137 10 19630 10 117

KASHI 81 104 77 5554 0 0 1 90

UTTAR BIHAR* - - - - - - - -

MADHYA BIHAR* - - - - - - - -

DAKSHINA BIHAR* - - - - - - - -

BANGAL 116 25 42892 10 10 8477 119 169

UTTARA ASSAM 116 47 28170 0 14 6200 77 480

DAKSHINA ASSAM 88 3 50 5020 13 613 101 420

GRAND TOTAL 5702 4257 1872504 1207665 1479 669686 2788 7025

*Details NOT available.


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Table No. 9.1

Matru-Samstha-wise break-up of Human Resources

RSS and inspired organisations have implicit faith in the goodness of our people. On this

basic assumption we believe that every person can contribute in his humble way toparticipate in & promote seva work.

Implementation of seva work on a massive scale could not have been a reality but for the

active support of such good Samaritans. The figures in Table No. 9 speak for themselves.

But more significant is the fact that the RSS and inspired organisations are capable ofmotivating such people and gainfully channelising their energies in rendering meaningfulservices to their brothern. No wonder more and more people are now offering their help.

Matru Samstawise Human Resources

Pranta Pracharak Full Time Part Time Employees

Ladies Gents Ladies Gents Ladies Gents

Matru Samstha: SEVA VIBHAG (RSS)KERALA 1 8 3 36 124 35 13

TAMILNADU 8 9 8 178 454 69 23

KARNATAKA 7 86 9 206 617 97 50

POORVA ANDHRA - - - 20 49 23 23

PASCHTMA ANDHRA 3 1 14 151 1095 5 6

UTKAL - - - - - - -MAHARASHTRA - - 3 237 902 154 50

GUJRAT - - - - - - -VIDARBH - - - 5 25 6 3

MADHYA BHARATH - 4 29 83 313 66 63

MAHA KOSHAL - - - - - - -CHHATTISGADHA - - - 15 20 - -CHITHOD 1 - - 18 182 27 40

JAIPUR - - - 4 91 10 36

JODHPUR - - 1 3 123 3 26

DELHI 1 1 31 73 195 520 74

HARYANA - - 3 48 217 90 31

PUNJAB - - - 118 372 135 55

HIMAGIRI - - 14 8 82 40 34

MEERAT 4 - 2 37 77 - 4VRAJ PRADESH 3 - 2 339 1583 - -AVADH 4 - 2 87 . 449 2 23

KASHI - 6 81 22 86 - -UTTAR BIHAR - - - - - -MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - -DAKSHIN BIHAR - - - - - - -BANGAL - 2 10 26 7 2

UTTARA ASSAM - - - - 5 - -DAKSHINA ASSAM - - - 3 - -

TOTAL 32 115 204 1698 7090 1289 556


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Table No. 9.2



Pracharak Full Time Part Time EmployeesPranta


Matru Samstha: VANAVASI KALYAN ASHRAM.KERALA 1 5 7 12 18 1 1

4 2 1 1TAMILNADU 1 1 -3 2KARNATAKA 2 1 2 - -

1 28 30 20 2POORVA ANDHRA - -2 87 259 2PASCHIMA ANDHRA 2

- -7 56 29 137 9 63UTKAL -

MAHARASHTRA 3 9 38 11 111 33 26

1 4 4 2 1GUJRAT - -2 20 80 46 4VIDARBH 1 -

26 93 9 385 12 41MADHYA BHARATH -MAHA KOSHAL 4 7 18 6 7 2 4

CHHATTISGADHA 2 28 44 31 115 18 53

CHITHOD - - - - - - -JAIPUR - - - - - - -

2 2JODHPUR -- - - -DELHI - - - - - - -

1 10 1HARYANA - - - -

PUNJAB -- - - - - -2 5 5 12 2 7HIMAGIRI -

1 20 65 1 8MEERAT 2 -VRAJ PRADESH - - - - - - -

8 1 5AVADH - - - -1KASHI - - - - - -

UTTAR BIHAR* - - - - - - -MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - - -DAKSHIN BIHAR* - - - - - - -

1 24 4 99 8BANGAL - -UTTARA ASSAM 1 15 19 28 14 3 3

9 36 12 32 5 2DAKSHINA ASSAM -

TOTAL 19 113 387 312 1374 137 234


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Table No. 9.3



Full Time Part Time EmployeesPranta Pracharak


Matru Samstha: VISHWA HINDU PARISHAD.KERALA - - - - - - -TAMILNADU - - 1 - 2 - -KARNATAKA - 2 - 54 31 36 11

POORVA ANDHRA - - - 5 52 6 33

PASCHIMA ANDHRA - - 1 1 250 2 12

UTKAL 9 - 17 334 491 2 15

MAHARASHTRA - 4 16 162 308 59 15

GUJRAT - - - - - - -VIDARBH 1 - 1 3 1 63 2

MADHYA BHARATH - - - - - - -MAHA KOSHAL 2 - 3 2 14 34 25

CHHATTISGADHA - - - - - - -CHITHOD - - - - - - -JAIPUR - - - - - - -JODHPUR - - - - 5 - 1

DELHI - - - 3 1 3 1

HARYANA - - - - - - -PUNJAB - - - 2 23 3 10

HIMAGIRI - - - - 6 6 3

MEERAT - - - - - - -VRAJ PRADESH - - - - 1 1 -AVADH - - - - - - -KASHI - - - 33 47 2 1

UTTAR BIHAR - - - - - - -MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - - -

DAKSHIN BIHAR - - - - - - -BANGAL 1 I 49 80 447 5 15

UTTARA ASSAM - - 11 1 13 3 10

DAKSHINA ASSAM - - 14 3 7 19 34

TOTAL 13 7 113 683 1469 244 188


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Table No. 9.4





Matru Samstha: AKHL BHARATIYA VIDYARTHI PARISHAD.KERALA - - - - - - -TAMILNADU 1 - - - 2 - -KARNATAKA - - - - - - -POORVA ANDHRA

- -5

-71

- -PASCHIMA ANDHRA - - 13 - 174 - -UTKAL - - - - - - -MAHARASHTRA - - - 10 9 - -GUJRAT - - - 44 70 - -VIDARBH - - - - - - -MADHYA BHARATH - - - - - - -MAHA KOSHAL - - - - - - -CHHATTISGADHA - - - - - - -CHITHOD - - - - - - -JAIPUR - - - - - - -JODHPUR - - - - - - -DELHI - - - - - - -

HARYANA - - - - - - -PUNJAB - - - 9 45 - -

HIMAGIRI - - - - - - -MEERAT - - - - - - -VRAJ PRADESH - - - - - - -AVADH - - - - - -KASHI - - - - - - -UTTAR BIHAR - - - - - - -MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - -DAKSHIN BIHAR - - - - - - -BANGAL - - - - - - -UTTARA ASSAM - - - - - - -DAKSHINA ASSAM

- - - - - - -TOTAL 1 - 18 63 371 - -


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Table No. 9.5


Matru Samstawise Human ResourceMatru Samstawise Human Resources

Full Time Part Time EmployeesPranta Pracharak


Matru Samstha: BHARATIYA MAJDOOR SANGH.KERALA - - - -TAMILNADU - - - - - -KARNATAKA - - - - - . - -POORVA ANDHRA - - - - - - -PASCHIMA ANDHRA - - - - - -UTKAL - - - - - - -

MAHARASHTRA - - - - - 15 2GUJRAT 1 - - 2 25 - 3

VIDARBH - - - - - - -MADHYA BHARATH - - - - - - -MAHA KOSHAL - - - - - - -CHHATTISGADHA - - - - - - -CHITHOD - - - - -

-

JAIPUR - - - - - - -

JODHPUR - - - - - - -DELHI - - - - - - -HARYANA - - - - - - -PUNJAB - - - - - - -HIMAGIRI - - - - - - -MEERAT - - - - - - -VRAJ PRADESH - - - - - - -

AVADH - - - - - -KASHI - - - - - - -UTTAR BIHAR - - - - - - -MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - - -DAKSHIN BIHAR - - - - - - -BANGAL - - - - - - -UTTARA ASSAM - - - - - - -DAKSHINA ASSAM - - - - -

TOTAL 1 - - 2 25 15 5


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Table No. 9.6


Matru Samstawise Human ResourcesMatru Samstawise Human ResourcesFull Time Part Time EmployeesPranta Pracharak


Matru Samstha: BHARAT VIKASPARISHAD.KERALA - - - - - - -TAMILNADU - - - - - - -KARNATAKA - - - - - - -POORVA ANDHRA - - - - - - -PASCHIMA ANDHRA - - - - - - -UTKAL - - - - - - -MAHARASHTRA - - - - - - -GUJRAT - - - - - - -VIDARBH - - - - - - -MADHYA BHARATH - - - - - - -MAHA KOSHAL - - - - - - -CHHATT1SGADHA - - - - - - -CHITHOD - - - - - - -JAIPUR - - - - - - -

JODHPUR - - - - - - -DELHI - - - - - - -

HARYANA - - - - - - -PUNJAB - - - - - - -

HIMAGIRI - - - 1 2 1 2MEERAT - - - 7 3 - -VRAJ PRADESH - - - 30 80 3 -AVADH - - - - - - -KASHI - - - - - - -UTTAR BIHAR - - - - - - -MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - - -

DAKSHIN BIHAR - - - - - - -BANGAL - - - - - - -UTTARA ASSAM - - - - - - -DAKSHINA ASSAM - - - - - - -

TOTAL - - - 38 85 4 2


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Table No. 9.7





Matru Samstha: YIDYA BHARATI.

KERALA

TAMILNADU - - - 2 30 - 6

KARNATAKA - 2 - 8 9 2 -

POORVA ANDHRA - - - 6 18 9 13

PASCHIMA ANDHRA - - - 3 53 10 74

UTKAL - 2 11 - 10 - -

MAHARASHTRA - - - - - - -

GUJRAT - - - - - - -

VIDARBH - - - - - - -

MADHYA BHARATH - - - 1 2 1 37MAHA KOSHAL - - - - - -

CHHATTISGADHA - - 1 3 10 - -

CHITHOD - - 2 - 21 11 2

JAIPUR 2 - - 2 92 10 102

JODHPUR - - - - 2 - 2

DELHI - - - - - - -

HARYANA - - - - - 4 1

PUNJAB - - - 23 6 16 4

HIMAGIRI - - - - -

MEERAT - - - - - -

VRAJ PRADESH - - - - - - -

AVADH - - - --

- -

KASHI - - - - - - -

UTTAR BIHAR - - - - - - -

MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - - -

DAKSHIN BIHAR - - - - - - -

BANGAL - - - - - - -

UTTARA ASSAM - - --

- - -

DAKSHINA ASSAM - - - - - - -

TOTAL 2 4 14 48 253 63 241


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Table No. 9.8





Matru Samstha: DEENDAYAL SHODH SAMSTHAN.KERALA - - - - - - -TAMILNADU - - - - - - -KARNATAKA - - - - - -POORVA ANDHRA - - - - - - -PASCHIMA ANDHRA - - - - - - -

UTKAL - - - - - - -

MAHARASHTRA 1 2 8 33 103 7 11

GUJRAT - - - - - - -VIDARBH - - - - - - -

MADHYA BHARATH - - - - - - -MAFIA KOSHAL - - - - - - -

CHHATT1SGADHA - - - - - - -CHITHOD - - - - - - -JAIPUR - - - - - - -

JODHPUR - - - - - - -

DELHI - - - - - - -

HARYANA - - - - - -

PUNJAB - - - - - - -HIMAGIR] - - - - - - -

MEERAT - - - - - - -

VRAJ PRADESH - - - - - - -

AVADH - - - - - - -

KASHI - - - - - - -

UTTAR BIHAR - - - - - - -

MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - - -

DAKSHIN BIHAR - - - - - - -

BANGAL - - - - - - -

UTTARA ASSAM - - - - - - -

DAKSHINA ASSAM - - - - - - -

TOTAL 1 2 8 33 103 7 11


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Table No. 9.9





Matru Samstha: OTHERSKERALA 2 8 1 - 2 - -TAMILNADU 1 - 10 17 60 24 -KARNATAKA 19 175 24 751 1119 194 132

POORVA ANDHRA - - - - 10 6 5

PASCHIMA ANDHRA - - - - - - -UTKAL 1 5 66 14 142 6 3

MAHARASHTRA 4 17 31 368 737 209 134

GUJRAT 3 6 19 535 3868 18 59VIDARBH 5 - - 261 501 78 23

MADHYA BHARATH - - - 3 6 - -MAHA KOSHAL - - - - - - -CHH ATTJ SGADH A 1 - 17 - 3 7 11

CHITHOD - - - - - - -JAIPUR - - - - - - -JODHPUR - - - - - - -DELHI - - - - - - -HARYANA - - - - - - -PUNJAB - - 1 - 54 - 3

HIMAGIRI - - - - - - -MEERAT 1 - 4 508 151 12 53

VRAJ PRADESH 4 - 3 6 17 - 5

AVADH - - - 57 123 5 11

KASHI - - - - - - -UTTAR BIHAR - - - - - - -MADHYA BIHAR - - - - - - -

DAKSHIN BIHAR - - - - - - -BANGAL - - 4 5 114 - 2

UTTARA ASSAM 2 10 3 8 60 24 8

DAKSHINA ASSAM 1 I 9 12 25 13 19

TOTAL 44 222 192 2545 6992 596 468GRAND TOTAL 113 463 936 5422 17762 2355 1705


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Table No. 10

Financial In-puts

Our Seva organisations desire to establish their own distinct indentities. Hence they have to

generate substantial financial resources on their own. That is what our Samsthas have

succeeded in doing.

It does not mean that the RSS and inspired organisations are against accepting Govt & othergrants-in-aid. But no RSS organisation solely depends upon such grants! At best such grantsare only supplementary. Samsthas, legitimately eligible to receive grants-in-aid do acceptgrants, particularly when no strings are attached. But grants or no grants our organisationshave the capability of carrying out their respective seva works!

Further, the figures in Table No. 10 do not include honorary services, consultancy services

rendered by various workers. If all such in-puts viz. resources help in kind, & servicesreceived were to be cost-converted as per on-going market rates, the total financial in-putswould be many times more than what these figures indicate.

All said and done, there is no room for complecency. Shortage of funds is going to be achronic handicap. This is because so much more needs to be done. So many new Sevaareas await our entry; Qualitative in-puts and improvements have to be looked into.Sustained efforts for raising more and more funds will have to be continued in future.

Matru Samsthawise Prantawise Approximate Annual ExpenditureNote: Rs. in Thousand.

Matru SamsthaPranta Seva Vanvasi Vishwa Vidyarthi Bharatiya Bharat Vidya Deendayal Others T

Vibhag Kalyan Hindu Parishad Majdoor Vikas Bharati ShodhRSS Ashram Parishad Sangh Parishad Samsthan

KERALA 1303 362 - - - - - - - 16

TAMILNADU 1016 51 73 1 - - 127 - 236 15

KARNATAKA 4619 76 2371 - - - 32 - 3701 10POORVA ANDHRA. 1327 120 728 44 - - 179 - 257 26CHIMA ANDHRA 756 149 403 69 - - 46 - - 14

UTKAL - 100 273 - - - 23 - 357 7

MAHARASHTRA 8727 3022 1952 2 - - - 1652 8537 23

GUJRAT - 97 - - 6 - - - 8463 85

VIDARBH 260 595 320 - - - - - 1532 27

MADHYA BHARATH 473 1168 - - - - 143 - - 17

MAHA KOSHAL - 3224 90 - - - - - - 33

CHHATTISGADHA 22 3143 - - - - 17 - 1661 48

CHlTriOD 218 - - - - - 39 - - 25

AIPUR 143 - - - - - 489 - - 6

ODHPUR 301 73 14 - - - 6 - - 3

DELHI 3596 40 - - - - - - 36

HARYANA 628 309 - - - - 9 - - 94

PUNJAB 4693 - 633 9 - - 9 - 107 54


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Matru Samsthawise Prantawise Approximate Annual ExpenditureNote: Rs. in Thousand.

Matru Samstha

Pranta Seva Vanvasi Vishwa Vidyarthi Bharatiya Bharat Vidya Deendayal Others

Vibhag Kalyan Hindu Parishad Majdoor Vikas Bharati ShodhRSS Ashram Parishad Sangh Parishad Samsthan

MAGIRI 628 491 127 - - 184 - - -EERAT 243 280 - - - 23 - - 4379

RAJ PRADESH 496 - 30 - - 292 - - 415

VADH 319 708 - - - - - - 377

ASHI 93 258 33 - - - - - -TTAR BIHAR* - - - - - - - - -

ADHYA BIHAR* - - - - - - - - - AKSHINA BIHAR* - - - - - - - - - ANGAL - 513 318 - - - - - 12

TTARA ASSAM 28 729 294 - - - - - 153

AKSHINA ASSAM-

1219 779- - - - -

906 2

RAND TOTAL 29889 16687 8478 125 6 499 1119 1652 31093 8

Details NOT available.


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Table No. 11.1

Problems Faced by Seva Samsthas

An attempt was made to study the general nature of problems faced by Matrusamsthasin conducting Sevakaryas. The figures express percentages of SAMSTHAS reportingthe Respective Problem. They DO NOT indicate the general trends of the population inthe respective Pranta. For Example: 33% of Samsthas under RSS Seva Vibhag in Jodhpur face the problem of Paucity of funds or No Samstha under Seva Vibhag inPunjab faces this problem as reported in the table No. 11, below.

Matrusamsthawise Prantawise Percentage of Samsthas facing various problems.

Problem: Paucity of Funds.

Pranta Matru Samstha

SevaVibhag

RSS

VanvasiKalyanAshram

Vishwa

HinduParishad

Vidyarthi

Parishad


BharatVikasParishad

VidyaBharati


Others

KERALA 78% 100% - - - - - - 100%

TAMILNADU 53% 100% 100% 0% - - 0% - 40%

KARNATAKA 28% 0% 0% - - - 50% - 35%

POORVA ANDHRA 29% 100% 60% 0% - - 33% - 67%

PASCHIMA ANDHRA 8% 67% 14% 13% - - 0% - -

UTKAL - 91% 35% - - - 14% - 52%

MAHARASHTRA 58% 70% 32% 50% 100% - - 50% 66%

GUJRAT - 0% - 0% 0% - - - 43%

VIDARBH 100% 100% 33% - - - - - 81%

MADHYA BHARATH 73% 75% - - - - 67% - 100%

MAHA KOSHAL 0% 100% 100% - - - - - -CHHATTISGADHA 100% 100% - - - - 100% - 100%

CHITHOD 7% - - - - 0% - -

JAIPUR 70% - - - - - 23% - -

JODHPUR 33% 50% 0% - - 0% - -

DELHI 51% - 100% - - - - - -

HARYANA 20% 0% - - - - 0% - -

PUNJAB 0% - 67% 60% - - 40% - 0%

HIMAGIRI 36% 100% 100% - 25% - - -

MEERAT 83% 38% - - 100% - - 43%

VRAJ PRADESH 30% - 0% - 0% - - 33%

AVADH 74% 100% . - - - - - 75%

KASHI 85% 0% 100% - - - - - -

UTTAR BIHAR * - - - - - - - - -

MADHYA BIHAR* - - - - - - - - -

DAKSHINA BIHAR* - - - - - - - - -

BANGAL 100% 13% 100% - - - - 56%

UTTARA ASSAM 67% 60% 86% - - - - - 69%

DAKSHINA ASSAM 100% 100% 89% - - - - - 50%

*Dtails NOT available.


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Table No. 11.2


Matrusamsthawise Prantawise Percentage of Samsthas facing various

problems.

Problem:Shortage of Workers.Matru Samstha

Pranta Seva Vanvasi Vishwa Vidyarthi Bharatiya Bharat Vidya Deendayal OthersVibhag Kalyan Hindu Parishad Majdoor Vikas Bharati ShodhRSS Ashram Parishad Sangh Parishad Samsthan

KERALA 78% 100% - - - - - - 100%

TAMILNADU 60% 100% 100% 0% - - 67% - 40%

KARNATAKA 13% 100% 0% - - - 50% - 38%

POORVA ANDHRA 64% 100% 60% 0% - - 8% - 67%PASCHIMA ANDHRA 16% 33% 71% 0% - - 0% - -UTKAL 91% 45% - - - 0% - 7%

MAHARASHTRA 63% 80% 68% 50% 0% - - 0% 57%

GUJRAT - 0% - 0% 0% - - - 49%

VIDARBH 100% 88% 0% - - - - - 86%

MADHYA BHARATH 53% 75% - - - - 0% - 0%

MAHA KOSHAL 0% 100% 100% - - - - -CHHATTISGADHA 100% 90% - - - - 100% - 100%

CHITHOD 7% - - - - - 0% - -JAIPUR 90% - - - - - 38% - -JODHPUR 100% 50% 0% - - - 100% - -DELHI 67%

-100%

- - --

- -HARYANA 80% 100% - - - - 0% - -PUNJAB 0% - 33% 40% - - 40% - 0%

HIMAGIRI 73% 100% 0% - - 0% - 0% -MEERAT 67% 0% - - - 100% - - 36%

VRAJ PRADESH 57% - - - - 100% - - 0%

AVADH 83% 100% - - - - - - 75%

KASHi 30% 0% 0% - - - - - -UTTAR BIHAR* - - - - - - - - -MADHYA BIHAR * - - - - - - - - -DAKSHINA BIHAR* - - - - - - - -BANGAL 100% 88% 100% - - - - - 44%

UTTARA ASSAM 67% 60% 86% - - - - - 77%

DAKSHINA ASSAM 0% 86% 56% - - - - - 50%

* Details NOT available.


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Table No. 11.3


Matrusamsthawise Prantawise Percentage of Samsthas facing various problems.Problem: Lack of Participation of Local People.

Matru Samstha

Pranta Seva Vanvasi Vishwa Vidyarthi Bharatiya Bharat Vidya Deendayal OtherVibhag Kalyan Hindu Parishad Majdoor Vikas Bharati ShodhRSS Ashram Parishad Sangh Parishad Samsthan

KERALA 22% 0% - - - - - - 50%

TAMILNADU 27% 100% 50% 0% - - 67% - 0%

KARNATAKA 15% 0% 0% - - - 0% - 28%

POORVA ANDHRA 29% 0% 0% 0% - - 33% - 0%

PASCHIMA ANDHRA 8% 33% 0% 0% - - 0% - -

UTKAL - 9% 5% - - - 0% - 7%

MAHARASHTRA 26% 10% 36% 50% 0% - - 0% 27%

GUJRAT - 0% - 0% 0% - - - 3%

VIDARBH 100% 38% 0% - - - - 10%

MADHYA BHARATH 13% 38% - - - - 0% - 0%

MAHA KOSHAL 0% 100% 0% - - - . - - -

CHHATTISGADHA 0% 0% - - - - 100% - 0%

CHITHOD 57% - - - - - 100% - -JAIPUR 50% - - - - - 15% - -

JODHPUR 42% 100% 0% - - - 0% - -DELHI 21% - 100% - - - - - -

HARYANA 40% 0% - - - - 0% - -

PUNJAB 0% - 33% 0% - - 60% - 0%HIMAGIRI 45% 0% 0% - - 0% - - -

MEERAT 42% 0% - - - 100% - - 14%

VRAJ PRADESH 0% - 0% - - 0% - - 33%

AVADH 22% 0% - - - - - - 0%

KASHI 25% 0% 0% - - - - - -UTTAR BIHAR * - - - - - - - - -

MADHYA BIHAR* - - - - - - - - -

DAKSHINA BIHAR* - - - - - -BANGAL 0% 0% 75% - - - - - 33%

UTTARA ASSAM 33% 20% 29% - - - - - 0%

DAKSHINA ASSAM 0% 29% 0% - - - - - 0%

* Details NOT available.


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Table No. 11.4


Matrusamsthawise Prantawise Percentage of Samsthas facing various problems.Problem: Lack of Response from Local People.

Matru Samstha

Pranta Seva Vanvasi Vishwa Vidyarthi Bharatiya Bharat Vidya Deendayal OthersVibhag Kalyan Hindu Parishad Majdoor Vikas Bharati Shodh

RSS Ashram Parishad Sangh Parishad SamsthanKERALA 11% 0% - - - - - - 50%

TAMILNADU 23% 100% 0% 0% - - 67% - 10%

KARNATAKA 19% 0% 0% - - - 0% - 29%

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