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Humble beginnings

Trust started with Rs 5,000

Collected Rs 1.5 lacs & purchased land in Amritsar

Public School started with 2 rooms, 70 children & 3 teachers in 1982

We know education

30+ years in education

1,685 children

Significant investment in infrastructure

Personal whole-time devotion of Managing Trustee, Mr K.R. Maheshwary

Focus on Economic Weaker Sections of Society

Education

Skills training

Healthcare

Laying of foundation stone in 1981

Shaheed Jit Singh award to Mr K.R. Maheshwary (Managing Trustee) by Ajit Singh Pannu (Deputy

Commissioner) for immense contribution to the education of Economically Weaker Sections

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Public school

CBSE Affiliation

Free residential school for EWS children: Purchased

22,360 sq yards land

1,685 children 94 rooms 200+ computers Library Health club 500 EWS children 5 labs 40 LCDs Gymnasium Swimming pool 100+ teachers 8 activity rooms 3 Conference rooms Skating rink Sports facilities

1982 1989 2007

Free skills training: Manav School of

Technical Education

2004

Free school for Economically Weaker

Sections (EWS)

2011

Free Healthcare: EWS Child Health

Care project

2014

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100% Free schooling English-medium education Uniforms Books Stationery Mid-day snacks Medical aid Evening homework class Monetary support for

college education

Infrastructure 15 class-rooms 18 teachers LCDs as teaching aid Computer lab Common infrastructure:

• 5 labs • Swimming pool • Skating rink • Health club/Gym • Dance room

Free education school building: Manav Kalyan Vidya Mandir

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Parent commitment Regular meetings with Chairman Guidance for conducive home

environment

Phased development KG-5th class: Grooming 6th-10th class: Common facilities 11th onwards: Integration Monetary support for college education

Enabling aspirations… positive re-inforcement Motivation… ambitions & careers

Love, care & attention Personal touch Regular class visits by Chairman Home visit by Chairman

Assembly

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Playway method learning

Science Lab

Computer Lab

Library

Table tennis

Basketball

Swimming pool

Skating

Art

Dance

Singing

Yoga

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Meeting life’s basic needs is challenging for the families whose children study in our school

Typical profiles: Sweepers, Household maids, Plumbers, Painters, Mason, Peons, Drivers, Tailors, Hawkers, Gardener, Carpenters, Daily-wage labourers

Stellar academic performance

No drop-outs

100% pass rate in CBSE 10th & 12th class exams

54% achieved distinction (>75% marks) in 12th exams

Making a positive change to their lives

85% pursuing higher education in College

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“Free education for poor children for 30 years.”

-Dainik Jagran

(Among Top 3 newspapers in India)

“… So that dreams can become reality.”

-Dainik Bhaskar

(Among Top 3 newspapers in India)

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Name: Mandeep

From: KG – Class 12

Father profession: Gardener

Presently pursuing: Bachelor of Commerce Self supporting while working

Name: Rimpi

From: KG – Class 12

Father profession: Auto rickshaw driver

Presently pursuing: Bachelor of Arts Hons (English)

Monetary support: College fees is being paid by our Trust

“… you have shown us a path for success. Admission in Manav Kalyan Vidya Mandir has changed my way of thinking… but you have taught me to think bigger….”

“My father us an auto driver….my family is facing a great problem to meet household expenses. After passing +2 exams, I was able to join college to pursue B.A. Honours in English.”

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Sarpanch & Villagers at site of Free Residential School

Students 1000+

100% all-inclusive free facilities

Education Residence

Meals Books

Uniform Medical

To be affiliated CBSE

Start date April 2016

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Location Loharka

Main City Amritsar (distance 9 km)

State Punjab

Land area 22,360 sq yards

Villages nearby 7

Population Approx 25,000

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Rs 2 cr

Rs 4 cr

Rs 6 cr

Rs 8 cr

Rs 10 cr

Collection status

2.25 cr

Total funding need

Amt (Rs Lacs)

Comments

Land 225 22,360 sq yards acquired (25/8/2014)

Site development 55 Leveling, Boundary walls, Inner road, Water supply, Electric installation

Buildings 790 Hostel, 36 classes, 5 labs, Library, 4 activity rooms, Medical room, Auditorium, Residential accommodation, Admin block

Furniture 40

Computers 30

Lab & library 30 Equipment, books

Solar Energy Installation

25

Waste Mgmnt 5

Total Rs 12 cr

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“…is all set to establish another state-of-the-art English medium free school… the school will have boarding and lodging facilities on the five acre campus….”

Excerpts from Tribune, Aug 29, 2014

“Besides having a well-equipped boarding facility, the school will have a swimming pool, gymnasium and other sports facilities.”

“The Trust is already running Manav Kalyan Vidya Mandir, an English medium free school....for the underprivileged children….for the last three decades.”

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In the words of the Mayor of Amritsar In the words of other dignatories

“The Trust is giving the gift of education to that segment of the society, who cannot afford the daily needs and are unable to send their children to a Public School”

Man Mohan Jerath, Distt.Governor in 2010 Rotary International

“To meet the ever increasing need of weaker section of community, Trust is expanding its activities and has planned to open one more school for free education to more than 1000 students. Manav Kalyan Trust is recognized and appreciated for the services to the weaker section of the community and is and example for all NGO to ameliorate.

Strong leadership capabilities and creative vision for K.R. Maheshwary, Chairman of the Trust inspires all associated with the Trust and its organizations to Take extra steps to make Manav Institutions even more dynamic for humanitarian services”

K.R. Jain, Charter Distt Governor, Ambassador of Goodwill Awardee

Lions Club International

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• Be a partner in the noble cause through:

Monetary contribution

Equipment donation

Consulting services

Sponsor students

• Funds received will be fully applied towards project cost of free residential school

• Funds application reporting to major donors contributing substantial amounts

• Donations are exempt under Section 80G of Income Tax Act

Contacts:

K.R. Maheshwary

Managing Trustee

Manav Kalyan Trust

Mobile: +91-93299-41102 or +91-92166-88281

Email: [email protected]

Address:

Manav Kalyan Trust

61 Anand Avenue

Amritsar 143001

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Parameters RTE Act Our free school

Introduced 2010 2004

% of children admitted free 25% 50% / 75%* *With new free residential school

Age Limit Elementary education upto 14 years age

Entire schooling upto Senior Secondary

Free facilities Education Education Uniforms

Books & stationery Medical aid

Mid-day snacks Evening homework class

Monetary support for college

With the new residential school, children given free education will be 2 times the number of students admitted in paid Public School

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Name of Trust Manav Kalyan Trust

Established 1977

Address 61 Anand Avenue, Amritsar 143001

Status Charitable Trust, Reg. No. 323 of 1982-83

PAN AAATM1278N

Assessed By Deputy Commissioner, Income Tax Circle V, Amritsar

Income tax certificates Under section 10(23) and 80G

Management • Day-to-day affairs are looked after by Mr. K.R. Maheshwary (Founder & Managing Trustee) and Mr V.K. Khanna (Trustee): a) Mr. K.R. Maheshwary, Law graduate, Income tax advisor & Entrepreneur b) Mr. V.K. Khanna is a retired Senior Divisional Manager, United Insurance Company

• Other trustees are: a) Mr. N.C. Sethi, Mr. B.K. Sharma, Mr. N.K. Aggarwal, Sameer Maheshwary, Anu

Khanna, Sachin Khanna, Reena Kahlon, Gagan Maheshwary • School Management Committee constituted as per CBSE norms

Object of Trust Public charitable which includes education, medical relief, relief to poor and all objects of general public welfare

Auditors Annual audit conducted by Kapil Mehra & Co, Chartered Accountants in Amritsar