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ANNUAL REPORT - 2017

OF

Tripura Adibashi Mahila Samity

TRIPURA BRANCH: - ALL INDIA WOMEN’S CONFERENCE

9/4 KRISHNANAGAR ROAD,

AGARTALA, WEST TRIPURA Pin-799001

CONTACT NO. – 0381-2324218, EMAIL – [email protected]

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THE ORGANISATION

Tripura Adibashi Mahila Samity a pioneer NGO in the State of Tripura was established in the year

1953, by some local enthusiastic women of Agartala town, who were keen to shoulder responsibility, to help

women in the slums, hills and remotest areas of the State to uplift their socio-economic condition.

Following programmes and activities were implemented during the year 2017.

1. RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL FOR TRIBAL GIRLS :- (Sponsored by Ministry of Tribal Affairs) :-

The school started its functioning from 2008 and has got affiliation from Tripura Board of Secondary

Education. The capacity of the students are 100 nos. and cost of food, stationeries, uniform etc are borne by

Central Govt.

Beside study, students also participate in various competitions and Co-curricular activities like song,

Quiz, Essay writing, Drawing etc. This year Teacher’s Day, Annual Sports, Birthday Celebration of the

Founder of Anurupa Academy also organised. This year Smt. Chitra Deb, retd teacher was felicitated on

Teachers Day Celebration. Bharat Bikash Parishad organisad ‘ Guru Bandan o Chhatra Abhinandan’ with the

teacher and students of the school.

An Awareness Programme on Menstrual Hygiene was organised for the Sr. students of the school. Dr.

Illa Lodh & Dr. Srelekha Roy spoke in this important issue. Health checkup & medicine distribution was

organised. Yoga & Pranayam class is held on every Sunday. The students were taken to Khumlung Park for

educational tour.

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2. SWADHAR GREH :- (Sponsored by Central Social Welfare Board, New Delhi):-

At present 23 inmates are present in the S.S.Home. 22 inmates have been released during this year and 4

of them are working as assistant in beauty parlours. Apart from tailoring and embroidery, training courses on

artificial flower making, incense stick and candle making have been arranged for the inmates. This year Jan

Sikshan Sansthan has organized a special training on fruit preservation for the inmates. Their products are sold

locally and the sale proceeds are deposited in their personal A/C in Post office.

Doctor regularly visits to examine them and also provides medicines. New dresses were provided to the

ladies and children during Durga Puja and Bengali New Year. ONGC Mahila Samity donated Steel Almirah,

Blanket, Bed linens, Pressure cooker, Tiffin Carrier, Casserole & Thread; Needle for Embroidery. This year

they were taken to Khumlung Park for picnic.

3. RUNNING OF CRECHE CENTRES (in tea garden) sponsored by Central Social Welfare Board :-

3 nos. creche centres are running in Kalachhara, Gopalnagar tea garden under Mohanpur Block and in

Lefungapara under Lefunga block. 75 nos. children are being benefited in the centres by providing nutritional

food, medicine etc. Khichdi, dalia, fruits, puffed rice, milk, cornflakes, egg, soyabean etc. are provided to the

children regularly.

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Indigo Airlines donated Cooking Materials, Toys, Mats, for the children of Kalachhara Crèche Center.

They enjoyed lunch with the children & spend whole day there.

4. JAN SHIKSHAN SANSTHAN (sponsored by Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India) :-

This project aims to organise vocational training for illiterates, neo literates and semi literates.

Vocational training like, beauty culture, machine embroidery, artificial flower making, Garments making

painting & zari work on dress materials, Jute handcrafts, Batik printing, appliqué works, toy making, fruit

preservation for women and for men domestic electrical appliances repairing, plumbing and sanitary works

etc. JSS also organize and celebrate important days and programmes according to the approved action plan of

Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India.

Dr. V. Mohan Kumar, Director, Indian Adult Education Association organised a work shop with the

Director & staffs of JSS Agartala.

5. CHILDLINE PROJECT (Ministry of Women & Child Development):-

The Organisation is working as the NODAL Agency of Childline Agartala. Some of the activities

performed by Childline, Nodal are as follows.

Swachchha Bharat Programme was organised at Khayerpur Maa Sarada Shishu Niketan, Nilay Jyoti

Sebasram & Abhoynagar Nazrul Smriti H/S School. Discussion, Rally, Planting of saplings & Puppet Show

were some of the activities in the programme. Sexual abuse on children was discussed at Lankamura H/S

School & Kalachhara JB School. An Awareness Programme was organised on ‘Blue Whale Challenge was

organised for Teachers & guardians.’ Psychologist & Police Personnel were speakers. Children Day was

celebrated at Mariam Nagar H/S School with different sports events & competition.

Senior Programme Co-ordinator of Child Line India Foundation, Kolkata regularly visits Agartala

Childline Office & check the works and financial records.

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6. SEMINER/ WORKSHOP/TRAINING / AWARENESS PROGRAMME ETC.

1. Tribal Research Institute, Govt. of Tripura sanctioned vocational training on Beautician Course for

105 tribal ladies in favour of the samity. Till Dec 2018, 93 ladies have completed their training in 5 batches.

After training they were given Kits & stipend of Rs.500/- .

JSS Agartala organised a taloring training for 18 ladies in Samity head office. After 4 months training

they were evaluated & certificates were distributed to them.

2. An awareness Programme was organised in Balaram H/S School under MungiaKami Block sponsored

by Tripura Police Accountability Commission. Teachers, Students, Branch Members of Uttar Maharani

Constituent Branch & guardians were present. Chairperson & members of the commission were the speakers

in the programme.

3. World Enviorement Day was organised at office complex of Lefunga Para Upajati Mahila Samity

Constituent Branch. Plantation Programme & discution on maintenance of proper enviorement was held in

which children of creche center & their mothers participated.

On 30th June a training for ICDS CDPOs & Supervisors was organised in Samity office on Child

Sexaul Abuse. Dr. Sreelekha Roy, Diroctor Childline was the spaeker.

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4. On 18th Aug 2017, on behalf of the Organisation Clothes & food Items were donated to

Abhoynagarh Club for the flood affected families of the area. On 15th oct 2017 Mosquito nets, Stove, Torch,

Bag & Cooking Utencils were distributed to 40 families at Baldakhal H/S School. They were highly affected

by recent flood. AIWC has sponsored fund for this purpose.

5. To stop soil erosion at river side a Plantation Programme of Bamboo saplings was organised at the

bank of Howrah River. Sri. Pabitra Kar, Dy Speaker of Tripura Assembly inaugurated the programme at Pole

Star Club hall. State AIDS Control Society & Forest Deptt. sponsored the programme.

6. On 10th Sep 2017 birth day of Anurupa Mukharjee was celebrated at Anurupa Academy.The students

performed songs & dances & also prizes were given to the successful students in class examination & who

have perticipated in sports,drawing, & quiz competitions.

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7. ALL INDIA WOMEN`S CONFERENCE ( AIWC Projects & Awareness Programmes) :-

Tripura Adibashi Mahila Samity celebreted 90 years of All India Women’s Conference through

various programmes & activities. On 26th August 2017 a seminar on ‘Women’s Right is Human Right’ Sri

Alak Paul, Retd. Judge, Prof. Chadrika basu Majumder & Smt. Panchali Bhattacharjee, Social Activist were

the speakers in the seminar.

On 3rd November 2017 Annual Meeting of AIWC NE Zone was held at Agartala Press Club. President,

Vice President, Secretary & Treasurer of AIWC were present. 2 Delegates from Manipur were also present.

All the branch representatives read out their branch reports & appealed for sanction of new projects form

AIWC Head Office. A colourful rally was organized in which young girls were dressed in original cultural

outfits.

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On 4th Nov 2017 the main programme of 90 Years Celebration was organised in hall no 2 of Agartala

Rabindra Bhawan. B.K. Kabita Behenji remained as the Chief Guest of the programme. Veteran Members of

the branches were felicitated with Risha, Flower Badge & Chandan Tilak. A souvenir on N.E branches in the

name ‘ Uttar Purba’ was unveiled by President AIWC. Vice President Shikha Mitra thanked all the

participants.The programme concluded with Bihu Dance of Assam & Hajagiri Dance of Tripura.

The organisaton is grateful to –

1. Tribal Welfare Deptt. Govt. of Tripura.

2. Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India.

3. Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Govt. of India.

4. Ministry of WCD, Govt. of India.

5. Social Welfare & social Edn Deptt. Govt. of Tripura.

6. Education Deptt. Govt. of Tripura.

7. All India Wonen’s Conference New Dilhi.

8. Agarlala Municipal Corporation.

9. Tripura Womens Commission.

10. Trpura State Child Protection Commission.

11. Childline India Foundation, mumbai.

12. Vijaya Bank.

13. State Bank of India

14. State Co-oparetive Bank.

15. Clubs, NGOs, & SHG

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