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14th

ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR 2016 – 2017

YASH KRISHI TAKNIKI EVAM VIGYAN KENDRA

(REGISTRATION NO. AL-16610 DATED 17TH JUNE, 2003)

(April 2016 – March 2017)

A-148, Mehdauri Colony, Teliarganj

ALLAHABAD - 211 004, U.P.

Phone & Fax 0532-2545620

E-mail: krishi@yashkrishi.com, Web site: www.yashkrishi.com

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Yash Krishi Takniki Evam Vigyan Kendra

Annual Report

CONTENTS

1. Chairman’s Message 03

2. Scope and Objectives of Centre/Kendra 04

3. Administrative bodies 06

4. Registration / certification acquired – list 08

5. Social Activities & Exhibitions 09

6. Production & distribution of products to farmers and others 11

7. Research activity & field distribution 13

8. CSR Activities 16

9. Technical & Extension Activities 19

10. Tree Plantation By Kendra 23

11. Proposed Projects: 24

12. Audited Statement of Accounts 25

13. Visitors of Kendra 25

14. Annexure 26

a. Invitation to become associate Member of Kendra

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1. Chairman’s Message

It is great of privilege to me to write down the message for the annual report of

our NGO ‘Yash Krishi Taknique Evam Vigyan Kendra, Allahabad’. I feel great

pleasure to report the events which this Kendra has carried out in past years. The

idea of starting an NGO for doing some social work and participation in development

activities came in 2003. It was quickly registered as Non Government Organization

with the registrar of societies. Later the idea came that apart from doing social work,

we also do something for the farmers. As the ‘javik krishi’ was the need of hour for

the farmers, so we started in this filed. The main initiative and help for this came from

Dr. Pramila Gupta and Dr Sunil Dewadi. Thus the organization started growing in

these directions resulted in giving fruits. This journey has been full of struggle, joy

and discovery. Then came the proposal of doing something in the field of education

for children. Thus Dr Namita Gopal made the efforts to get into quality school

education through Audio Visual presentation. Then M/S L & T Vadodara came

forward and helped us financially.

As we live today in a world that is so different from the one I grew in and the

one we were trained in so need of hour is change. As we impart education to match

the advancement of technology and globalization, we must also match our thinking

and actions ahead with the ethos of moral and ethical principles.

Today’s world is riding an accelerated pace and we need to pause and reflect it on

the entire system. I firmly believe that this change must penetrate right upto the last

man in the queue, so as to think, not what to think for them. At present we work in

various fields like:

• Natural and Javik Farming

• Social activities for the needy and pilgrims coming to Sangam

• Waste Management – both: Bio Degradable & Non Bio degradable.

• Children education and empowerment of youth and rural women

• Environment protection

• Association with cooperates and government under CSR activities etc

The Contents of this report reflect the creativity of thoughts and imagination of

our NGO members, staff and associates. I extend my warm regards to all our

members. We fortunately have a committed associates and supportive staff which

blend harmoniously to do good work in all fields. This I am sure, will take the NGO to

greater heights as we continue to work in this journey on the road of excellence.

"May this organization grow into a stable tree and spread its branches in all

directions"

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2. Scope and Objective of Center / Kendra

KENDRA works in the following fields:

• Natural and Javik Farming

• Social activities for the needy and pilgrims coming to Sangam

• Waste Management – both: Bio Degradable & Non Bio degradable.

• Children education and empowerment of youth and rural women

• Skill Building and Environment protection

• Association with cooperates and government under CSR activities etc

• Health & Environment

A) Natural and Javik Farming:

➢ To generate Bio products like bio-fertilizers & bio-pesticides for farmer’s

use as well as train them for using these.

➢ Demonstration & Training to farmers on use of bio-inputs in crop produce

& refrain from using toxic & environmentally Hazardous Chemicals.

➢ To carry out research and extension activities related to organic & bio-

dynamic agriculture and help farmers adopt Jaivik Krishi techniques.

➢ To provide training to farmers on composting techniques for effective

recycling of farm waste.

➢ Promotion and establishment of small scale units for producing bio-

fertilizers & bio-pesticides and transfer the products to farmers to

encourage them towards Organic Farming

➢ To make available to farmers planting material developed through Tissue

culture and other technology

b) Social activities for the needy and for pilgrims coming to Holy Sangam:

➢ Provide facilities to pilgrims coming to Allahabad for holy dip in Sangam

➢ Poverty alleviation by education

➢ Providing Services to Society in general and in villages in particular.

➢ Technology awareness programs for people below poverty line with an

aim to improve their quality of life.

➢ Plantation

c) Waste Management – both: Bio Degradable & Non Bio degradable:

➢ Recycling of municipal and agricultural waste by Vermi-composting /

NADEP methods/ using microbial consortia etc.

➢ Ensuring Collection of solid waste in the city

➢ Bacterial decomposition of Solid waste for Cities

➢ Recycling of polythene waste

➢ Recycling of Construction & Demolition Waste (Melba) for use as resource

in building construction.

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d) Children education and empowerment of youth and rural women:

➢ To provide support to schools for a holistic development of the student’s

personality & profiles.

➢ To provide facilities and awareness and training to school children through

the modern technology.

➢ To enable their higher learning by providing Audio Visual aids and Internet

based technology in schools.

➢ To install natural and alternate energy sources in schools and colleges.

e) Skill Building and Environment protection:

➢ To provide training opportunities to rural youth in various modern trades

for self-employment.

➢ To provide training for use and repairing of computer and television to

unemployed youth.

➢ Promoting capacity building through skill development and ways for

generating income for rural women.

➢ Women Empowerment (financial & technical) through self-help group

formation & trainings in various trades like fruit preservation / organic

farming of vegetables / basket making etc.

f) Association under CSR activities of cooperates and government:

➢ Arrange for short term vocational courses for youth, like - computer

awareness electrical items repair, etc so as to provide them with suitable

employment opportunities.

➢ Co-operation with Governmental, Non-governmental Organizations and

cooperates in their welfare programs to provide social services to needy.

➢ Encourage Modern methods like Digital processing to children

g) Health & Environment:

➢ Creating awareness on use of safe drinking water and related health

issues.

➢ Creating awareness & providing benefits to rural women on sanitary &

hygiene issues. .

➢ Create awareness about cleanliness and safe disposal of waste

➢ Environment protection

Work Area of KENDRA - Through out India

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3. Administration bodies

A) Executive Members of Society (NGO):

B) Name Address of corporate office and some officials of Society:

(i) Corporate Office:

A-148 Mehdauri Colony, Post-Teliarganj,

Allahabad (UP) – 211004, India

Ph: & Fax +91 532 2545620,

Email Address: krishi@yashkrishi.com

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Name Designation Field of Specialization

1 Dr. Y.P. Gupta, Chairman Structural and Construction Consultant,

Advisor to Engineering Colleges &

Earthquake Expert

2 Dr. Pramila Gupta, Secretary Organic Farming, Plant Protection Expert

3 Dr. Namita Gopal, Vice-chairman Professional Management & CSR Consultant

4 Er. Rajeev Gopal Treasurer Engineering / Management Expert

5 Mr. Udit Agrawal Deputy

Secretary

Advertising/ Corporate Management

6 Ms. Indu Chandra, Executive

Member

Entrepreneur, Coordinat CSR Activities

7 Ms.Nupoor

Agarwal,

Executive

Member

Public Relations, Advertising and IT

8 Dr. H S Goel, Executive

Member

Professor MNNIT and Coordinator

Engineering Applications

9 Er. Vivek Gupta Executive

Member

Civil Engineering Consultant, Allahabad

10 Dr. Razia Parwez Executive

Member

Prof SHIATS, Allahabad

11 Er. R K Pandey Executive

Member

Entrepreneur, Allahabad

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(ii) Dr. Y. P. Gupta, Chairman

Professor (Rtd.) Civil Engineering MNNIT, Allahabad

A-148 Mehdauri Colony, Allahabad – 211004, India

Ph. +91 9415239737(M)

E- mail: yashpalg11@gmail.com;

(iii) Dr. Pramila Gupta, Hon. Secretary

Professor Emeritus, SHIATS, Allahabad

A-148 Mehdauri Colony, Allahabad – 211004, India

Ph. +91 - 9839046839,

E-mail : pramila1944@gmail.com

(iv) Dr. Namita Gopal, Vice Chairman

21, Vaikunth Society,Gotri Road, Behind Relience petrol pump

Vadodara-390021, Gujrat

Ph: +91 8460496303

Email Address: namitagopal1965@yahoo.co.in

C) Other Administrative /research/academic staff Members:

1. Mr. Ajay Singh, Field In charge, YASTK, Allahabad

2. Mr. Mohamad Hafeez, Microbiologist, YASTK, Allahabad

3. Mr. Saket Kesri, Office Superintendent , YASTK, Allahabad

4. Mr. Chitragupt Varshney, Field Executive, Allahabad

5. Mr. A. B. Singh, Sr. Accountant, YASTK, Allahabad

D) Associate Organization & our Valuable customer:

• National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD), Allahabad

• Sam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture, Technology and Sciences,

Allahabad

• M/s DIPL – COWI Consortium, New Yamuna Bridge Information Centre,

Allahabad

• Referral Laboratory, SHIATS, Naini, Allahabad

• L & T Hydrocarbon Engineering Mumbai

• Healing Hands Pvt. Ltd, Ludhiana Punjab

• Seksaria Biswan Sugar Factory Ltd. Sitapur (UP)

• Dalmia Sugar Mills, Ramkot Sitapur (UP)

• Nangalamal Distillary Division, Merrut (UP)

• Eco-Green Energy Pvt. Ltd. Gurugram (Faridabad)

• Zensis Agro science Ltd. KritiNagar (Delhi)

• Hari Bhari Pvt. Ltd.,. Allahabad (UP)

• Pushpanjali Farm House, New Delhi

• M/s Gopal Agro, Khalialabad (UP)

• M/s Kiran Chemicals, Lucknow (UP)

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4. Registration Certification Acquired - List:

SL NO NAME OF DOCUMENT Approving

Organization

1 TRICODERMA CIB Faridabad

2 BEAUVERIA CIB Faridabad

3 NEEM 1500 CIB Faridabad

4 NEEM 3000 CIB Faridabad

5 AZOTO Directorate

Agriculture UP

6 PHOSHPHO Directorate

Agriculture UP

7 POTAS Directorate

Agriculture UP

8 AZOSPHI Directorate

Agriculture UP

9 RHIZOBIUM Directorate

Agriculture UP

10 ZINC Directorate

Agriculture UP

11 VERMI COMPOST Directorate

Agriculture UP

12 CITY COMPOST Directorate

Agriculture UP

13 MANUFACTURING LICENSENCE BIO-

PESTICIDE

Directorate

Agriculture UP

14 MANUFACTURING LICENSENCE BIO-

FERTILIZER

Directorate

Agriculture UP

15 SELL PERMISSION BIO-PESTICIDE DAO Allahabad

16 SELL PERMISSION BIO-FERTILIZER DAO Allahabad

17 POLLUTION NOC AIR R O Allahabad

18 POLLUTION NOC WATER R O Allahabad

19 ISO CERTIFICATE VRC Delhi

20 IMO CERTIFICATE IMO Bangalore

21 DIC (DISTRICT INDUSTRIAL CENTER ) DIC Allahabad

22 UPSIC R O Allahabad

23 PCF Lucknow

24 NACOF Lucknow

25 NGO REGISTRATION Allahabad

26 Micronutrients Directorate

Agriculture UP

27 NSIC R O Allahabad

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5. Social Activities & Exhibitions:

A) Provide facilities to pilgrims coming to Allahabad for holy dip in

Sangam

a) Tent facilities, Sanitation, Electricity, Social issue awareness etc.

b) A Bhandara of (Puri sabji) organized by NGO for Pilgrims to Sangam

during Magh Mela and Kumbh.

c) A Bhandara of (Tea & Biscuit) organize by NGO for Pilgrims of Sangam at

sangam camp

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d) A Sundar Khand Paath & Workshop for promotion of Javik Krishi

organized by NGO for Pilgrims of Sangam at sangam camp

e) Creating awareness about social issue and Javik krishi for pilgrims at

camp.

f) Flag hosting ceremony organized by the NGO at our office on the

occasion of 69th Independence Day.

NGO celebrate the national days on republic day & Independence day.

The flag hosting is carried out by staff and children associated with the NGO.

Small program is also organized for the children of the area.

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g) Celebrate “Lord Vishwakarma Poojan” at NGO office

NGO also celebrate various religious festivals. It also has celebrated the

Vishwkarma pooja has associated with much machinery and associated workshop.

6. Production & Distribution of Products to Framer and others:

• Producing organic farming inputs like bio-fertilisers & bio-pesticides as

alternate to chemical pesticides and fertilisers

• Promotion of bio products in farming for achieving pesticide free and

clean food

• providing organic farming inputs like bio-fertilisers & bio-pesticides to

farmers

• Organisation has been regularly displaying / demonstrating its products

in various Farmer fairs / groups

• Some bio products made by NGO and ready for distribution are shown

below.

Product Ready for field use

Bio-pesticide Bio-fertilizer

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Kachua Khad being made at its centre at Kuladhia farm

a. Participation in regular seminars, farmer fair and Demonstration of bio-

inputs and their techniques

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7. Research activity & Product Design:

A) Regular Development Activities:

• Bio-efficacy field trials are being conducted regularly with various Yash

Products on various field, vegetable, fruit crops at YASTK’s farm on

Kulhadia Block, Allahabad.

• Shelf- life studies are being conducted on various YASTK bio products for

its increase in shelf- life.

• Various formulations of Yash bio-products are being developed using new

carrier / Filler materials like fly-ash etc and are being tried/experimented

upon.

• Organisation has Developed “Yash Activator Plus”: A microbial

consortium for composting” in sewage treatment plants (STPs).

• Providing products (bio-fertilisers & bio-pesticides) to research

scholars/farmers for their theses experiments / trials.

Research lab Production Machinery

Training of Research scholars Consultancy with Engineering

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B) Research Activities:

I. Effect of chemical and organic Nitrogen and Phosphorus fertilizers

on yield of Onion (Allium cepa L.).

Introduction and Material and methods:

An experiment is conducted on onion yield parameters at Narayan Vatika Village

Kulhadhiya, Block Kaudhiara, District Allahabad. The use of vermi-compost,

chemical nitrogen, phosphorus fertilizers and organic nitrogen, were applied

separately and in combination with 04 treatments and 03 replicates of each. The

results were observed as bellow (Table 01).

Table: 01- Effect of chemical and organic NP on yield of Onion (Allium cepa L.)

Sl No. Treatments Total

Production

(Kg)

Weight

(100

onion

Kg)

Num. of

layers/

onion

Weight

01 onion

(Gm)

Maximum

Diameter

(cm)

1 Natural

3.756 7.083 18 116.44 7.1

2 Chemical

NP

5.313 8.200 20 121.60 7.5

3 Mixed NP 6.367 8.106 24

135.17 7.9

4 Organic

NP

5.460 7.413 18 118.46 7.1

Note: 1. Natural = Field with Vermi-compost only.

2. Chemical NP = Field with Vermi-compost and chemical N & P.

3. Mixed NP (Market Seed) = Field with Vermi-compost and ½ Organic NP & ½

Organic NP.

4. Organic NP = Field with Vermi-compost and Organic N & P.

Note:

➢ Vermi-compost and fertilizers are applied before transplantation and at interval of

15 days (3 times) from the date of transplantation.

➢ Chemical fertilizers are applied at the ratio of 100:50 Kg. NP/hectare.

➢ Organic fertilizers are applied at the ratio of 1:1 Liter NP/Acre.

➢ For Organic fertilizers N refers to Nitrogen fixing Azotobacter Bacteria.

➢ For Organic fertilizers P refers to Phosphate Solubilizing Bacteria.

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Experimental Field Experimental Field fertilizers application

Results:

It is concluded that the use of mixed chemical and organic N and P fertilizers

is beneficial for higher production of onion instead of chemical and organic fertilizer

uses separately.

II. Yash Activator plus Experiments:

Experiment 01:

In this experiment two plastic pots were filled with the kitchen waste and plant

waste (plant leaves and flowers) and one pot is treated with the Yash activator

thermophilic culture and other was untreated as control.

The treated pots were decomposed very rapidly and in about 3-4 weeks the

whole waste material decomposes as compost. In the other pot decomposition

process was very slow and lasted for a period of six months or more.

Control Treated with Yash Activator plus

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Experiment 02:

The experiment was conducted at Narayan Vatika Village Kulhadhiya, Block

Kaudhiara, District Allahabad. In this experiment three NADEP pits were filled with

the Agricultural waste and plant waste and two NADEP pits were treated with the

Yash activator thermophilic culture and third was untreated as control.

The treated pits were decomposed very rapidly and in about 4-5 weeks the

whole waste material decomposes as compost. In the third pits decomposition

process was very slow which takes up to one year or more.

Results:

It is concluded that for the rapid decomposition of the kitchen waste, plant

waste and Agricultural waste the Yash activator thermophilic culture is very useful

because it works at mesophilic as well as high temperature at above 40 0C.

Un- Control farm waste Treated with Yash Activator plus

8. CSR Activity:

Ngo participates and helps in the social activities of Government, Non-

government Organizations and Cooperates. These organizations generally carry out

social benefit programs each year for the benefit of poor society. In these programs

generally they spent part of their profit. As they may have limitations of staff, so NGO

are associated in it. In 2016-17 following three CSR programs have been approved

by L & T Mumbai / Vadodara, gujrat to our NGO with efforts of Dr Namita gopal.

(i) Education through Technology

(ii) Bio degradable Waste processing through Vermi-composting units

(iii) Water through Hand Pump in Remote Areas.

These have been successfully carried out. Some details are given below.

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a. Education through Technology

The audio visual aids with the help of VCD cassettes have been

provided in 25 schools in Vadodara district. These can be played with VCD

player and shown on big smart TV screen – which were also provided. In this

provision, the school children of class 1 to 8 can see their syllabus contents

as audio visually and understand their courses better. This gives better

understanding about the course to the children and hence they perform better

in exam as well as otherwise. This gave the benefit to about 5000-6000

students in 25 schools.

b. Waste management of Bio degradable through Vermi-composting units

Vermi composting is a simple and effective method of profitably disposing the

bio-degradable waste segregated by user and reducing the total amount of garbage

generated into soil enriches. A project is made with an idea of giving training to

children in schools for creating awareness in them regarding waste

management. Thus they can know as to how the waste can be converted to

resource for useful purposes like soil enriches. In this project, Bio degradable

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waste can be converted to resource. Thus this type of waste which otherwise

is a nuisance can be converted useful resources.

In this project of waste management, the Ngo constructed several

chambers in 10 schools. The school waste was put in these chambers and

earth worms were introduced as per the conventional procedure of converting

bio degradable waste into soil improvers. The Javid Khad so produced can be

used in the school field /garden itself and thus provide a better method of

waste management. Apart from making elaborate arrangements for cleaning

the environment, it is imperative that waste is segregated at the collection

points and children are involved in the process. Once it becomes a habit, then

school children can spread the message and method of doing this at their

homes. This will go a long way in reducing the total garbage that is generated

daily in each city.

Such technique was provided in 10 schools and the children were

trained as to how they will maintain such facility. Teachers were also present

while giving this training. About 2000 children have been trained and

benefitted.

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c. Water through Hand Pump in Remote Areas

One easy alternate way of piped water supply is Hand pump which is an excellent

alternative and conventional method of water supply. “Empowering remote areas or

villages by providing water through Hand pump” – A project, as suggested by “Yash

Krishi Takniki Ewam Vigyan Kendra – YASTK – an NGO”, was approved by L & T for 25

villages. In this facility, the villagers can have 24 hours water supply or as and when they

want. Thus with the help of L&T, YASTK provided hand pumps in Public Places at Remote

area in Villages to facilitate the people for supply of water. These have become very useful

device.

9. Technical Activities:

NGO has been active in providing and developing technical aspects as well

as interact with other similar organisations. Thus following activities were

provided in needy places/people.

a) Organisation of workshop on Javik krishi for the benefit of officials and members

of Allahabad Management officials. This was done at Naraina Vatika at kuladhia

village. There detailed talks were held by Dr.Pramila Gupta, Md.Hafiz and other

experts. Field visit was also organised there of the techniques of waste

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management and difference between Javik krishi and conventional agriculture

using chemical pesticide and urea etc.

b) A Kishan Ghosthi was organized by the NGO at farm house of Kuladhia

on the subject of “Periodical Agriculture Management for Rabi crop”. This

was for the awareness of regional farmer.

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c) Industrial visit of senior executives and their family of Allahabad

Management Association: A training workshop cum picnic was organising

at the Narain Vatika to demonstrate Javik Krishi method to the executive

of Allahabad and the families. About 100 people from different fields of

profession attended. There were doctors, CA’s, Company executives,

computer experts and others. They were very satisfied as a news item

spread in their all India magazine shown below.

d) NGO Chairman & Secretary were invited as chief guest at the

Institution of Engineers at the “World Environment day” celebrations.

Technical talks were delivered by Dr Y. P. Gupta and Dr. Pramila Gupta

about the importance to maintain a balance environment and how the

public should organise the things associated for better environment and

waste management. This included as to how to minimise generation of

green house gases and do tree plantation etc.

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e) In-house Library:

YASTK is a regular member of following Magazines / Periodicals

besides having collection of precious video-CDs, text books etc.

SL Type Name of

book

Publisher/ Membership

1 Science and

Technology

Terra green TERI

New Delhi

Down to earth Center for Science & Environment

New Delhi

Indian

Phypathology

Phypathology Society of India,

New Delhi

Master

builder

Tripti Apartment, Marshell Road

Chennai

Building

technology

and quality

construction

technique

journal Institute of Engineers

journal Indian Concrete Institute

journal Institution of Valuers

journal Indian Society of Earth quake Technology

journal Indian society of Tech. education

journal Indian society of wind Energy

journal Indian chapter of ACI

journal Indian society of Bridge engineering

journal Gujarat Ambuja cement

journal New Building Material & concreate world

2 News

papers

Times of

India

Dainik Jagran

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10. Tree Plantation:

• As a Fallow up of “Swach Bharat Misson” organization has been involved in the

plantation of some life line plant on our farm house Kuladhia. They are also used

for research and collection of data. Researchable.

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11. Proposed Project:

A) Upcoming Project:

• Project submitted for Acquiring Industrial Plot for production of bio

products in Halol district Gujrat state.

• Make with self as vendor registered in GSFCL

• Project submitted under CSR scheme in NTPCL Rihand (UP) about

making Vermi Pit.

• Project submitted under CSR scheme in L&T Vadodara (Gujrat) about

multi-media devices for Teaching in primary schools.

• Formulation of “old age home” project for the benefit of old people who

do not have any body to look after them.

B) Regular Activities:

• Regular participation in annual Magh Mela at holy place of Sangam,

Allahabad for helping and creating awareness in mela pilgrims on related

environmental issues.

• Participation in various exhibitions like Kisan Mela, Vendor Meet etc

organised by different offices.

• Self help group formation for financial empowerment of rural women

supported by NABARD.

• Training on Honey Bee-keeping, Fruit preservation & processing etc for

rural women.

• Organic farming techniques: awareness & training etc.

• Organising “Sawachh Bharat Mission” activity for social awareness.

• Organising Science quiz, debate etc for school children.

• Organising Painting Competition etc for school children on matter of

social awareness like “Traffic Rule & Road safety”

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12. Abstract of financial aspects in Audited Statement of

Accounts:

Total Turnover – Rs. 60 lac (approximate)

Total Income -- Rs. 45 lac (approximate)

Fixed Assets -- Rs. 22 lac

13. Visitors to NGO:

1. Date: 20.05.2016

A Official visit by Mr. V K Verma Deputy Director MSMS, Naini

2. Date: 09.09.2016

A Official visit by Mr. Vinod Kumar District Agriculture Officer

Allahabad.

3. Date: 06.12.2016

Inspection by Mr. Vashudaven from IMO Banglore

14. Annexure

i) Invitation to become associate of Kendra

Thank You

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Application for becoming member of Society

I wish to voluntarily become a member of the society “ Yash Krishi Takniki Ewam

Vigyan Kendra” Allahabad. I know the general setup of the society. For this the

necessary information about me is given below.

Membership Form

Name:

Address:

Phone: Fax: e-mail:

Wish to support society: Yes/No

Member category requested: Life member/Ordinary member

Give the name and address of organization /firm you belongs:

Date: Signature

Note: Send the application form at following address.

Dr. Y P Gupta/ Dr. Pramila Gupta

Chairman/Hon. Secretary, Yash Krishi Takniki Ewam Vigyan Kendra

A-148, Mehdauri colony, Teliarganj, Allahabad-211004 (UP)

Phone/Fax: 0532-2545620, Mobile: +91 9415239739, +91 9450961670

E-mail: krishi@yashkrishi.com, Web address: www.yashkrishi.com

Note: Membership fee: Life Member------------ Rs. 2000/-

Ordinary Member--------Rs. 500/-

Particular of fee: D.D/Cheque no………………………dt…………..……… Amount………....

(Bank draft /cheque is drawn in favor of “Yash Krishi Takniki Ewam Vigyan

Kendra” and payable at Allahabad)

You may also contact us for

• Society has setup library facilities. which is located at A-148, Mehdauri colony

Allahabad. It contains information on Bio-farming, Sustainbility of waste

management etc.

• You can contact us for expert advice on Bio Farming and waste management

concrete technology and associate topics.

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