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The Bharat Scouts and Guides Creating a Better World

June 2019

Glimpses of First Rover Moot of Nepal Scouts

The Bharat Scouts and Guides

Vol. 65

Creating a Better World

No.6

June 2019

THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH

EDITORIAL BOARD CHIEF PATRON Dr. Anil Kumar Jain President

PATRONS Shri Kali Prasad Mishra Vice President Smt. Kempi Pakam Vice President Shri Satyanarayan Sharma Vice President

Doubt is good. It means you are searching for truth. Suspicion is sickness- it means you already made a negative conclusion.

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Shri Ashok Argal Vice President Smt. Vimla Meghwal Vice President

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Dr. K.K. Khandelwal, IAS (Retd.)

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Chief National Commissioner

International Events

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Ms. Razia Begum NHQ. Commissioner (Public Relation)

Managing Editor Rajesh Agarwal

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President’s Message

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On behalf of 57 lakh members of the Bharat Scouts and Guides I convey my heartiest greetings to our visionary Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji who was sworn in for second consecutive term as the Prime Minister of India.

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Shri Kiren Rijiju a youthful, dynamic leader has assumed the office of the Minister for Youth Affairs & Sports. We congratulate him on assuming the charge of our nodal ministry.

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We recently celebrated the birth anniversary of Shri Maharana Pratap, the patriot who sacrificed his comforts to protect the motherland. Lord Baden Powell quoted the bravery, patriotism and loyalty to one's subject by mentioning the story of Maharana Pratap in his book “Scouting for Boys in India”. We expect every Scout and Guide to draw inspiration from the life of Maharana Pratap and continue to serve the motherland. I am glad to learn from the action plan of the World Organisation of Scout Movement that the scouts all over the world are committed to contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals. On 5th June, being the World Environment Day, the scouts and guides all over our country actively participated in tree plantation programme and also created awareness among our community on the importance of climate action. May, June months experienced severe heat waves and our members swang into action by providing drinking water to the passengers at various Railway Stations and Bus Stands. These services will go a long way in developing character of our youth. Sustainable Development Goal-3 addresses Good Health and Well-being. Everyone deserves to live a healthy life. Our government has come up with Ayushman Bharat Scheme to make health affordable to common people. The Scouts and Guides should become ambassadors of Ayushman Bharat and create awareness among members of the society.

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Let us commit that every one of us will create awareness on Ayushman Bharat for creating a vkb;s ge ;g lqfuf”pr djsa fd ge essa ls gj dksbZ LoLFk] healthy, happy and prosperous India. [kq ”kgky vkSj le`) Hkkjr cukus gsrq vk;q’eku Hkkjr ds ckjs esa With good wishes,

Dr. Anil Kumar Jain, National President The Bharat Scouts and Guides

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Personally Speaking I, welcome you all to the month of July â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the supposedly rainy season, however due to global warming this year we are witnessing acute scarcity of rainfall and drought like condition through out the country, especially in cities like Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad etc. I would to take this opportunity to express my concerns regarding drastic climate change and appeal Bharat Scouts and Guides family to actively spread across the message on water conservation and adverse effects of climate change on mankind. It is relevant at this juncture to spread consciousness regarding 'right to water ', which can only be reali sed through conserving our water resources. Every drop counts! make sure you are doing your part to save water. I would like to congratulate all of you for actively participating in celebrating International Yoga Day on 21st June, 2019 by successfully conducting training programmes at regional, state, district and unit level. The reports received in this regard are published in this issue. I would also like to share with you that a Bharat Scouts and Guide team received the honour and privilege to meet the Hon'ble President of India, at Rashtrapati Bhawan, New Delhi on 4th July, 21019, wherein I discussed the matter pertaining to 'Rashtrapati Award' certificates and rally. The meeting with the Hon'ble president was very encouraging and inspiring. For the other half of the day, a meeting of the office bearers of Bharat Scouts and Guides was conducted at National Headquarters to discuss important issues related to capacity building of the organisation for its smooth functioning. I am pleased to inform you all, that on an invitation received from Department of Revenue, Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi, we, the Bharat Scouts and Guides, in collaboration with Delhi Haj Committee are organising a service camp for haj piligrims from 3rd July to 18th July, 2019 and again from 17th August to 1st September, 2019 at Indira Gandhi International Airport and Ram Leela Maidan, New Delhi. For this purpose, every day eighty rovers along with their unit leaders shall be contributing their services to facilitate the pilgrimage. I heartily appreciate the Bharat Scouts and Guides family for its constant endeavour and dedication towards nation building.

Dr. K.K. Khandelwal, IAS (Retd.)

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From Editor's Desk lEiknd dh dye ls The purpose of Scout Movement is to contribute to develop the inherent potentials of young people with the ultimate aim of Creating a Better World.

Today's world calls for individual actions to Protect, Preserve and Promote a congenial environment for our future generations to live in peace. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) call for individual action. The World Scout Movement has come up with the idea “50 Days to create a better world”SCOUTS # Make It Happen. Everyone in the movement can contribute for promoting a better world by committing themselves by preparing a `to do list` which can be as simple as- “switch off your lights and other electrical appliances when you leave the room” or “learn to set up a compost bin in our own home”. Such simple ideas are available on the website of World Scouting www.scout.org Scouts for SDGs. Professionals Commissioners, Unit Leaders and Rovers/Rangers may visit the site and share these ideas with our young people to enable them to partner in creating a better world for themselves and for the generations to come.

Every action counts.

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International Events First Rover Moot of Nepal Scouts The Nepal Scout Association organized their first 1st Rover Moot at Pokhra, Nepal from 31st May 2019 to 4th June 2019. On invitation, the Bharat Scouts and Guides has deputed a Contingent of 21 Rovers & 6 Rangers from Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala, Uttarakhand, Haryana lead by Shri. Vivek Kumar Das, Jr.Instructor. National Adventure Institute, Bharat Scouts and Guides.

memorable experience for me to be given the opportunity in welcoming such a personality with a Flower Bouquet. The Chief National Commissioner, Bharat Scouts and Guides, Shri K.K. Khandelwal, I.A.S (Retd.) visited the Moot on the inauguration ceremony and he also presented the Honorable Prime Minister of Nepal a Bharat Scouts and Guide Memento. He then visited the tent area of the Indian Contingent while interacting with all participants and later made time for a group photo session with the contingent. The closing ceremony was held on the 4th June 2019 where Shri Jagat Bahadur Bishwakarma, Sports Minister, Ministry of Youth and Sports Affair, Nepal graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. I once again had the grand opportunity of exchanging gifts and presenting memento along with the National Scarf, Cap and other gifts.

It was indeed a programme full of enjoyment and new experiences. I am very thankful to the National The team departed from National Headquarters, New Headquarters for providing me such an opportunity to lead Delhi on 29th May 2019 at 7.00 am in the morning where the contingent of young and active Rovers and Rangers. the Director, Bharat Scouts and Guides, Shri. Krishnaswamy R. and Deputy Director. B.P, Bharat Report by: Shri Vivek Kumar Das Scouts and Guides, Shri. Amar. B. Chettri accompanied Junior Instructor, BSG NAI, Pachmarhi by other officials of the National Headquarters blessed them. The team arrived at Pokhra, Nepal on the 30th May Young Womens Advocacy Forum And Woman 2019 at 8.00pm in the evening and were welcomed by Delivery Conference flower garlands by the Nepal Scout Association. Young Womens Advocacy Forum is organized by The contingent participated actively and with full WAGGGS to encourage Girl Guides to work on different enthusiasm throughout the various programmes of the advocacies of their choice at local/national/regional/global Moot including the very new and challenging activity levels and 'women delivery conference' which is one of called the Superman Zip Line activity. They also took part the largest global conference on gender equality held at in the flagship programmes such as Messengers of Vancouver Canada. Peace, World Scout Village, Sight Seeing, International Night and celebration of India Day on the 3rd June 2019 The YWAF played a nurturing roll for the girls to work on which was graced by Chief of Nepal Scouts and Director their advocacies and enhance their communications skill of Nepal as Chief Guest and Guest of Honour in presence so that they can go back in work on their advocacies of contingent leaders from participanting Countries actively and women delivery conference gave them a namely Bangladesh, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and platform to interact with influencers and global the host country Nepal. organizations and to know about their advocacies sand work for gender equality. The Honorable Prime Minister of Nepal, Shri K.P. Sharma YWCA hotel in the down town of Oli, inaugurated the 1st Rover Moot. It was a very The stay was settled at Vancouver City. On 30th May after a gala dinner met Stacie

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and Lourna the leaders who are working with Dove selfesteem project i.e. FBM and ABC. After this we were briefly informed about the upcoming days and how we are going to work in our respective patrols and working groups.

June 2019 Day 05 we attended several sessions and gained knowledge. Also got an opportunity to meet media and represent the Wagggs booth with its activities to the visitors. Late in the evening attended a conference organized by 'Plan International' which was named 'Power party' where I got an opportunity to meet madam Jayathama Wickeamanayake (The UN Secretary Generals Envoy on youth). Day 06 in the beginning of the day attended several sessions in different booths to get more idea about advocacies. After that we got an opportunity to meet the CEO of Unilever Sir Alan Dope and shared plans about our project and continued with the interaction with girl guides of Canada, where we met madam Maryam Monsef the Minister of Women and International Development Canada. Day 07 the last day of the conference we had an early morning session of Dove and then scattered to attend session watch inspirational movies in the plenary section and move around the other booths. Then we attended the closing ceremony of the Women Delivery Conference.

Later we had our final reflection session where everyone shared thoughts about their journey of YWAC and WDC On Day 01 we went to British Columbia University to start with all their teary eyes & emotions over flowing through the session and discover more about advocating in songs we bid good bye to each other. various topics. I am thank full to the Bharat Scouts and Guides, Dr. K. K. On Day 02 we had to show a rich picture showing the Khandelwal, Chief National Commissioner, IAS (Retd.), difficulties and problems in our country either on Body Shri Krishnaswamy R., Director, Shri K.P. Mishra, Vice confidence or nutrition. In this activity we got to know a lot President, State Chief Commissioner of Odisha State, all about the problems in each other country. Also we got a the professionals of Odisha State Bharat Scouts and chance to informally present our advocacy planning and Guides, my College, Principal & Staff, National got guidance in preparing our advocacy maps. One of the Commissioner (S), Mr Madhu, Madam Shivangi for major fun part of day 2 was everyone wore an Indian Bindi as they find it quite interesting part of girls make up helping me to get this opportunity. in India. A Big thanks to each & everyone. On day 03 the venue was Vancouver City Olympics which Report by: Ms. Sonakhi Malla was a amazing place and part of sports and games history R a n g e r, O d i s h a S t a t e of the world. As per the session plan we had the session of 'Body Confidence and Girl Power Nutrition' continued with the arrival of the special guest, the founder of The a 5thAPR NSO Messenger of Peace Coordinators Foundation Madam Swarnima Bhattacharya from India. Meet Shri Amar B. Chettri, Deputy Director (Boy Programme) Day 04 was extremely special as we were going to attend was nominated by the Hon'ble Chief National the Women delivery conference finally with the theme Commissioner to represent the Bharat Scouts and Guides 'Power-Progress-Change'. All of us went to attend the in the 5th Asia Pacific Regional Messenger of Peace NSO youth pre conference which wasn't a typical conference Coordinators Meet held at Bangkok, Thailand from 09-13 rather it was filled wit5h fun, music and dance with the May, 2019. Total 19 (Nineteen) National Scout Association theme â&#x20AC;&#x201C; The Power of Youth (NSO) of WOSM participated i.e. Australia, Bangladesh,

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The closing of the meet was held on 13th April evening in a short and solemn ceremony in which chairman and ViceChairman of APR Scout Committee was present along with International Commissioner of NSOT and presented participation certificate to all the individual participants. All NSO representatives presented their country mementos to the host NSO Thailand as a souvenir and memory of participation. Shri S. Prassanna Shrivastava, Director Organisational Development & MoP, WOSM/APR was the Co-Director of the Meet and conducted the meet very successfully with the assistance of other invited leaders from the NSO. Report Submitted by, Amar B. Chettri, DDBP

On 12th June 2019, the participants were taken for half day educational tour around followed by field visit in one of the most reputed institution of the area. In the evening, International night was organised.

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1. From which year National Integration Camp was begun? 2. Which year was declared as Cub Bulbul Year? 3. When and where the Seventh National Jamboree was held? 4. What was the name of the 7th National Jamboree Arena? 5. In which year consent was given for the P M Shield Competition? 6. When was the first Prime Minister Shield Rally held? 7. Who presented the PM Shield to the winners in the First Rally? 8. When & where was the First National Cub Bulbul Utsav held? 9. When & where was the Eighth National Jamboree held? 10. In which year Bunny Scheme was introduced?

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National Event National Level Rover Ranger Samagam 341 Rovers, Rangers, Unit Leaders along with Staff members from 27 different States of India namely Bihar, Chhattisgarh, DNH, Delhi, E.Co.Rly., Eastern Rly., Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Meghalaya, N.F.Rly., N.C.Rly., Northern Rly., Odisha, Rajasthan, S.C.Rly., S.E.Rly., Southern Rly., Tamilnadu, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, West Bengal and Western Rly., arrived at the National Training Centre, Pachmarhi on 10th June, 2019. From 8:30 am both online and offline Registration was started and first time 100% registration was done online. At 3:30pm flag ceremony was conducted followed by integration session. Leader of the event Shri Arup Sarkar – I/C Deputy Director of Scouts (Project) welcomed the participants and staffs in Samagam. Rovers and Rangers were divided into four different groups. After the arrival of Chief Guest Mr. R.K Kaushik-Joint Director & Administrative Officer, BSG, Guest of honor Mr. M.S Qureshi -Joint Director of NTC, Mr. Govind AgarwalReporter, Mr. S.S Ray - Assistant Director of NAI the opening ceremony was started at 6:00pm. After the ceremony Dinner was served at 7:30pm and group song competition was held within groups after dinner. B.P's six exercise was conducted in the morning. At 8:00 am group A&C left for Trekking to Mahadeo and group B&D left for Obstacles at NAI. From 3:00pm onward group discussion on Uniform of Rovers and Rangers were done and the recommendation committee was formed and they came up with recommendations. After dinner Fashion Show was held in which Rovers and Rangers wear their state costume and walk on the ramp. Soon after Fashion Show Talent Hunt State wise was exhibit where our Rovers and Rangers present their individual talent in dance, song, acting etc. Started with B.P's six exercise at 6:30am. At 8:00am group B&D left for Trekking to Mahadeo and group A&C left for Obstacles at NAI. During the obstacles H.E. the Governor of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh Ms Anandiben Patel visited the National Adventure Institute and interacted with the Rovers and Rangers on event programme, food, accommodation etc.

To celebrate World Day against Child Labour, Youth Forum on Child Labour was conducted and the recommendation committee for Youth Forum was formed and they came up with few recommendations about why Child Labour is happening in India and how as a Rovers and Rangers they can contribute to eradicate it. After Dinner State wise Colorful Folk Dance Competition was held and all the Rovers and Rangers were given their best. Rovers and Rangers gave service to the camp site from 6:15am onward. From 9:00am to 12:30pm Input sessions were taken on SDGs and JOTA-JOTI by Ms. Pallobi Biswas from West Bengal. Coln. Vijay Kumar – Commandant, AEC, Pachmarhi and his team Capt. Gokul, Major Neeti and Major Radhika took a session on Career counseling on how to join the INDIAN ARMY. All participants actively participated and interacted during session. In the afternoon a session was taken on Environment Education by Ms. Manshi and Mr. Nikhil – Consultant, WWF (India). They conducted online quiz and prizes were given. The session was interactive and Rovers Rangers shown their keen interest on the subject. Around 7:00pm the Grand Camp Fire started. Col. Vijay Kumar – Commandant, AEC, Pachmarhi was graced the occasion as Chief Guest and Principal, KVS-Gwalior was the Guest of Honour along with other guests and staffs from NTC and NAI. The participants were present colorful cultural programme. Grand Dinner was served at 9:00pm. Morning 7:00 hrs. All Faith Prayer was conducted followed by Flag Ceremony. At 9:00am WOSM and WAGGGS initiatives, Participation in International events, about BSG Internship and BSG in Skill Development Training etc. were dealt by Shri Arup Sarkar – Leader of the Samagam. Distribution of Certificates and Closing Ceremony started at 11.00 am followed by lowering of the Flag and National Anthem. Odisha state stood first position and Haryana runners up in the overall result of the competitions. The event creates a benchmark for all the participants and staffs. Testy, Healthy and hygienic food was distributed in the camp. The accommodation was arranged under canvas. The camp was conducted by Shri Arup Sarkar – I/C Deputy Director of Scouts (Project) with the help of able Staff members from different states.

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National Training Centre, Pachmarhi Himalaya Wood Badge Courses for Scout Wing Himalaya Wood Badge Courses for Scout Wing (Cub Masters/Scout Masters/Rover Scout Leaders) were held

at Bharat Scouts & Guides, National Training Centre, Pachmarhi from 18th to 24th May, 2019. 129 participants from 27 State associations and 27 Staff Members attended. Shri Krishnaswamy R., Director Bharat Scouts and Guides blessed the staff and participants of HWB Courses. Shri R. C. Rana, LT(S), MP who was specially invited to lead the Skill Development Training for the NHQ Professionals, has inaugurated the HWB Courses All the four courses concluded as per NTC Standard Procedure in the line of Scheme of Training (Scout Wing). Every morning B.P.Six, Inspection followed by Flag Ceremony and every night /Camp Fire/Red Flower were conducted. Director, Bharat Scouts and Guides inspected the camp, also took some important sessions and motivated the participants to strengthen the Movement. Some of the important sessions were taken by Jt. Director, NTC, Dy. Director Project (Scouts), Dy. Director Projects (Guides), Asst. Director and ROCs. Model Tent Base, Fire Base, Hold Fast, Model Kitchen Base were prepared by Asst. Directors and Regional Org. Commissioners. Participants have constructed various pioneering Projects and Sand Models. Participants were given practical training on the skill areas as per their course schedule. They have constructed gadgets using the right knots and lashings. The participants of Scout Masters and Rover Scout Leaders went on a Night Hike from campsite to Amba Mai Temple through jungle by using Route Map, Compass and instruction. The Cub section also had a Overnight Camp

and stayed in the Amba Mai. The Director witnessed the Special Pack Meeting `Animated Yarn` of cub section. Each participant and staff have been given Free Literature worth Rs. 100/- each. On 23rd May, 2019 evening, combined Grand Campfire was organized for all the four courses of Scout Wing. Shri Alkesh Jain (Owner Satpura Safari), Chairman, Amba Mai Temple, Sh. Govind Agarwal, Senior Media Correspondent, Pachmarhi, Shri Jharbade, Junior Engineer, M.P. State Electricity Board, Shri S. S. Ray, Asst. Director, NAI were the invited guests. All the NHQ officials from Regional Org. Commissioner to Dy. Director Level who were on their Skill Development Programme have also attended the programme. On 24th May, 2019 morning, All Faiths Prayer meeting was conducted and the course came to an end by lowering the Flag and singing of National Anthem. Shri M. S. Qureshi, Jt. Director, NTC was the Course Director. Shri D. R. K. Sarma, LT(C), S.C.Rly was LOC for Cub Masters, Shri G. Parameshwar, LT(S), SOC(S), Telangana was LOC for HWB SM-Group-A, Shri Arvind Kumar Srivastava, LT(S), STC(S), UP was LOC for HWB SM-Group B and Shri Karnail Singh, LT(S), STC(S), Delhi was LOC for HWB RSL Course. Sh. Rajendra Singh, WQM/Estate Manager did the Quarter Masters' job. Himalaya Wood Badge (Bulbul) The Himalaya Wood Badge Bulbul course was conducted at National Training Centre, Pachmarhi from 20th to 26th May 2019

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in which 25 participants from 11 State associations actively participated. Under the leadership of Ms. M.N. Machamma assisted by Ms. Saraswati Giriya, Chhattisgarh, Ms. Alka Vishnu Pawar, Maharashtra, Ms. Ameeta U Patel, West Bengal, Ms. Reeta Rathor, Uttar Pradesh, Ms. Aneeta Sonewane, Madhya Pradesh and Ms. Premalatha. A, Kerala State, the course was conducted successfully. After B.P. Six, Inspection, Prayer & Flag, subjects such as revision of advanced course, Practical value of Bulbul Promise & Law. B.P. life & Sayings, Flock good turn, Skill upto Heerak Pankh knowledge of golden arrow, importance of Charts & Models, Flock expedition, Communication techniques, Organization, First Aid, Micro â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Teaching, Free Being Me, Festivals and Decorations, Gathering & Utsav, improvised shelter, Bulbul Ceremony, Make believe in Bulbul programme, Flying up Ceremony were dealt. As they are adults Guide's own, Flag Procedure, Roll Call Drill too dealt in practical way. Kalarav / Campfire was organized everyday by the participants.

June 2019 Pioneering Project, Duty Change, Skill upto Rashtrapati Award, Demonstration of Games and Guide's own. A session on Free Being Me was also dealt. On the last day morning All Faiths Prayer meeting was conducted, followed by Prayer and Flag. In the afternoon the course came to an end after lowering the Flag. The Course was coordinated by DDGLT. All the candidates were accommodated under the canvas. Central mess was organized. We are thankful to the state association for deputing candidates to the course at NTC, Pachmarhi. Assistant Leader Trainer (G) Course The 56th Assistant Leader Trainer (G) course was conducted at National Training Centre, Pachmarhi from 28th May to 03rd June, 2019 in which 41 participants from 14 state associations and 7 staff members under the leadership of Ms. M.N. Machamma.

On the last day morning All Faiths Prayer meeting was conducted, followed by Prayer and Flag. In the afternoon, the course came to an end after Lowering the flag. Himalaya Wood Badge (Guide) The HWB (Guide) course was conducted at National Training Centre, Pachmarhi from 20th to 26th May 2019 in which 82 participants from 19 state associations actively participated. The participants were divided into 'A' and 'B' groups. Group 'A' was lead by, Dr. Shashi Jaishwal, LT (G) As per Scheme of Training (Guide), sessions such as Fundamentals, what is Scouting /Guiding, Training Needs and Group 'B' by Ms. Savitri Subramanian, LT (G). of Unit Leaders, Group Dynamic, Importance of Games, A They were after B.P. Six, Inspection, Prayer & Flag, Systematic Approach to Training, Different Areas of sessions were taken as per Scheme of Training (G). Training, Designing the Course Program, Training Importance was given for practical sessions like Administration and Course Report Base Method, Team Company Meeting, Roll Call Drill, Flag Procedure, Inter Teaching and Brain Storming, Assessment of Company Visit, Knots, Lashings, Modern First Aid, Candidates, Selection of course Staff, Principles of Communication, Obtaining and using resources, Role Function and Skills of a Trainer, Human Relation, Community Development Project, Planning and Back Dating, Golden Arrow, PMSC / UPRAC, Free Being Me, Micro Teaching, written test and Quiz were dealt. Apart from these subjects regular activities such as B.P.Six, Inspection, Roll Call Drill were conducted. On the 07th day morning, All Faiths Prayer Meeting followed by Prayer Flag and sessions were conducted. In

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the afternoon after Completions of the open session by lowering the flag the course came to an end. The successful participants were given the qualifying certificate with proper guidelines for submitting the recommendation form to issue Hon'ble charge. All the participants were accommodated under the canvas, Central mess was organized. Himalaya Wood Badge Ranger Course

National Level Himalaya Wood Badge Ranger Course was conducted at National Training Centre, Pachmarhi from 20th to 26th May, 2019 in which 25 participants from 14 State associations actively participated. The Leader of the Course was Smt. Surekha Shrivastava, Dy. Director of Guides (Project), Bharat Scouts and Guides, National Headquarters, New Delhi. She was assisted by two staff Smt. Shubha, LT (R) and Smt. Ramalatha B. V., ALT (R) both from Karnataka.

lashings and knots, signaling, pioneering project, WAGGGS, Youth Organization, National Development Scheme, National & World Affairs, Career counseling, Human relations, First aid etc. Every day STA was conducted which included Guides Law, Promise, 4 Bonds, Prayer Songs, Flag Song, National Anthem, Flag procedure â&#x20AC;&#x201C; V formation, knots, Lashings, bandages and BP Six, micro teaching and games test was been conducted Pioneering projects. All the participants were taken to National Adventure Institute to take part in the adventure activities. th th The course began with the registration at 9:00 A.M. on 20 On 25 May Grand Campfire was conducted, where all May, 2019 followed by other activities as per the course the NHQ, NTC and NAI staff took part. Ms. M. N. routine. The course was divided into 4 patrols, syllabus Machamma, Dy. Director (G) L.T. was the LOC of Bulbul was dealt as per SOT (G). and Guide. On the last day All Faiths Prayer meeting was conducted and the course came to an end by lowering the The course session included fundamentals, revision upto Flag and singing of National Anthem. advanced course, BP's life and sayings, Map Making,

THE BHARAT SCOUTS AND GUIDES NATIONAL YOUTH ADVENTURE INSTITUTE, NATIONAL YOUTH COMPLEX GADPURI, PALWAL, HARYANA National Youth Adventure Programme was conducted at NYC in Gadpuri from 17th to 19th May, 2019. 42 participants from Kala Niketan International School, Gazipur, Delhi participated in this event.

Secretary, NYC to all participants. Mr. Siddharth Mohanty, Asst. Director, NYC, was the Leader of the programme duly assisted by Mr. Shubhanshu Kumar Kori, OS, NYC, along with the NYC staff members.

The programme included Obstacles/ Adventure Bases Crossing, Archery, Rifle and Pistol Shooting, Fun Activities, Camp Fire, Artificial Rock Climbing and Repelling. They have also visited Water Park on 19th May, 2019.

The camp ended with National Anthem on 19th May, 2019.

Free Being Me activity was conducted during the programme by Mr. Shubhanshu Kumar Kori, Office

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National Adventure Institute, Pachmarhi 406th National Adventure Programme 406th National Adventure Programme which conducted from 16th to 22nd May 2019 with a strength of 78 participants from Andhra Pradesh, Eastern Railway, Madhya Predesh, Maharashtra participated.

A non formal learning opportunities were created throughout these 7 days programme, a fitting set of activities comprising of Hiking, Trekking to beautiful and popular spots inside Pachmarhi, Zip Lining, Obstacles Course, Rifle shooting, Archary, Horse riding etc. were delivered to the participants to complete out including sessions on Scouting during Camp Fire, Free Being Me which had enabled the beneficiaries to achieve full body confidence while embracing themselves. Inputs on Scouting Guiding with challenging task in form of Cooking Without Utensils (Backwood's Man method) was put up to them after having briefed about how to start a fire including the basic constituents of a fire. Every evening after a strenuous day of activities, the participants will then have a platform where they let their steam off by displaying their hidden talents performing dance, songs, plays and other entertainment during the Camp Fire post dinner. Volunteer Interns worked hard for the success of the event. Mr. S. S. Ray conduct the programme ably assisted by the professionals .

407th National Adventure Programme The recently concluded 407th National Adventure Programme which started from 26th May 2019 to 1st June 2019 had a strength of 80 participants. As usual the camp started with the opening of the flag, followed by the welcome and an integration session where participants and escorting teachers were given a chance to introduce themselves and the team. Throughout these 7 days of camps, a fitting set of activities comprising of Hiking, Trekking to beautiful and popular spots inside Pachmarhi, Zip Lining, Obstacles Course, etc. were delivered to the participants to complete out including sessions on Scouting during Camp Fire, Free Being Me which had enabled the beneficiaries to achieve full body confidence while embracing themselves. They would also provide cleaning service at these popular spots, forest ways, roads etc. and whenever needed to maintain the cleanliness of the hill station. Another challenging task in form of Cooking Without Utensils (Backwood's Man method) was put up to them after having briefed about how to start a fire including the basic constituents of a fire. Every evening after a strenuous day of activities, the participants will then have a platform where they let their steam off by displaying their hidden talents performing dance, songs, plays and other entertainment during the Camp Fire. Volunteer Interns played a vital role for the success of the event. Mr. S. S. Ray conducted the programme ably assisted by the professionals.

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Regional Event SCOUT GUIDE VOLUNTEERS' TRAINING COURSE Scout Guide Volunteers (SGV) is one of the best schemes of BSG which created a good number of leaders at different levels for the organization and community. After 30 years of the scheme, the visionary leader of the Karnataka state Shri P G R Sindhiya, State Chief Commissioner and his team decided to organize SGV Training for 28 newly appointed youth from 8th May to 8th June 2019.

SGV Training kicked off with a simple symbolic openingceremony under the Leadership of Shri P G R Sindhia on 08th May at 10:15 hrs. at Dr. Annie Besant Scouts & Guides Training cum Camping Centre, Doddaballapur – Karnataka. While the guests lighted the lamp and inaugurated the SGV Training, all the participants imprinted their hands along with guests to mark the commitment to the Movement on this Historic day. The Course was inaugurated by Shri Gangappa Gowda, State Secretary, BSG. In his inaugural address, Shri Gowda emphasized on “Be a Leader, Not a Boss” and urged the participants to make the best of the training.Shri Krishnaswamy R, Director, BSG in his opening remarks congratulated the leadership of BSG, Karnataka for taking such a huge step in organising the SGV training which will create leadership for the generations to come. He also said that it was a positive step towards developing Professional Leadership. The Course was co-ordinated by Shri Analendra Sarma.

---a report by Shri Analendra Sharma, Asst. Director, Southern Region, Bangalore Relationship between Volunteer and Professional, Professional Ethics, Public Speaking, Teaching Technique & Methods, Counselling, Event Management, Time Management, Human Relation & Stress Management etc. were discussed. Further, topics related to the organization,namely, What is Scouting, History of the Movement, Organisational Structure/Level of Organisation, Advancement of Young People, Advancement of Unit Leader, Youth Programme, Fundamentals of BSG, Rovering to Success, Formation of Unit, Administration of LA & DA, International Brotherhood (WOSM) and Sisterhood (WAGGGS), Information about Beginners' Course, Awards and Decoration in BSG, WOSM & WAGGGS Initiatives, Vision 2024, Patrol System, Ceremonies & Ceremonials, Running Unit & Maintaining Records, Scouting & Community, Camping & Hiking etc. Also, it was taking care to provide a learning opportunities during the Training to practice Scouting Skills likes Pioneering, Mapping, First-Aids, Estimation apart from regular activities B P Six, Yoga, Aerobics, Simple Drill, Inspection and Flag Ceremony. Opportunities were provided to practises different types of Flag ceremonies – section wise apart from common flag Ceremonies. Different types of Unit Meetings also demonstrated during the Training so that our SGVs will be have knowledge in all sections. To be good leaders, SGVs should develop their knowledge in all the areas hence sessions like Duties and Responsibility of SGV, Planning and Prepare Action Plan, Maintain District Profiles, Preparation & Presentation of Audio Visual Aids specially Power Point, Documentation & maintenance of Records, Maintain and Submit accounts etc. were discussed. Apart from Campfire, different activities like Pep-talk, Case Study, Film Show, Quiz etc were performed and presented during the night sessions.

In the second phase of the Training, opportunities were The Training cascaded down covering different topics extended to be an effective leader and a liaison between such as Mindset & Attitude, Communication, Personal & State and District by arranging Computer Education. Public Relation, Personality Development & Leadership, Spoken English Classes for all SGVs were held at Mysuru

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from 21st to 30th May 2019 under the leadership of Shri Basavaraja B K, Jt. State Secretary, Karnataka State BSG. In the third phase of Training, importance was given to expose the talents of the SGV by speaking, presenting themselves in different occasions. Field visit was one of the important aspects of the SGV Job, hence

opportunities were created to visit different Schools in nearby area of Doddaballapur (Bangalore Rural District), and they met Heads of the Institutions, Unit Leaders and Students and interacted for active Scouting Guiding and shared their experience during the presentation of visit reports. Shri P G R Sindhia, State Chief Commissioner, Karnataka BSG and former Home Minister, Govt. of Karnataka inaugurated the World Environment Day in Dr. Annie Besant Scout Guide Training cum Camping Centre and addressed a press meet. All the SGVs took active part in the World Environment Day celebration and everyone planted sapling in the training center.

well executed by a dedicated team of BSG, Karnataka supported by the National Headquarters, Professionals and State Headquarters Staff Members. More than 36 resource persons contributed to the Training by handling different sessions. The presence of the Director, BSG Shri Krishnaswamy R and Jt. Director, NTC Shri M. S. Qureshi, Assistant Director Mrs. Kumud Mehra lifted the spirits of the young people and added value to the training. Contribution of the resource persons invited for different sessions had really a great impact towards the success of the training. All the handouts and presentations were provided in soft and hard copies apart from the supply of scout literature such as APRO - I, II, and III, Rovering to Success, Rules, Progress Cards, Job Profiles etc. by host state. The Director, BSG, gladly presented a copy of the “Scouting for Boys” to each SGV from NHQ. Presence of the State Chief Commissioner, Karnataka State BSG was an inspiration to the participants. He appealed to all the SGVs to develop their personality and be honest leaders by practising truth in personal and public life and contribute their best to the community through Scout Guide movement. The most expected moment came and a smile was seen in everybody's face when Shri Basavaraja B K, Jt. State Secretary, Karnataka State BSG announced the appointments of SGVs and handed over appointment letters to the participants. The Course came to an end by lowering the flag and singing National anthem. It is a beginning of the new era in the Scout-Guide Movement. We look forward to the positive effect of the training in the days to come.

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World Environment Day Southern Region World Environment Day was observed by The Bharat Scouts and Guides, Southern Regional staff on 05th June 2019. They cleaned the office as well as surroundings, planted many types of plants in front of the regional office under the guidance of Assistant Director, Southern Region.

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On 05th June, 2019, The Bharat Scouts and Guides and Mahindra Telephonics Integrated Systems Limited organized Tree Plantation Drive with the theme of 2019 Haryana “Air Pollution” at The Bharat Scouts and Guides, National Youth Complex, Gadpuri, Palwal, Haryana on the World Environment Day was celebrated under the theme `Air Pollution` at Satluj Public School to increase occasion of the World Environment Day. sensitivity towards the environment issues. Open waste The programme was started with oath to prevent air burning and organic waste in landfills release harmful pollution and save the nature. Shri Ashutosh Kumar, HR, toxins, so the Eco Club of the school performed an activity Head from the Mahindra Telephonics along with their team on "Save Water, Save Life". An enactment was done on members were present. They planted about 50 Trees in 'Save Nature, Save Environment' to educate the students National Youth Adventure Institute at Gadpuri. Shri Harish, on how to save our ever degrading planet. J.E. cum E.M. NYC, Shri Anesh Kumar, ROC (S) Western Region, Mr. Subash Chandra Behera, WQM, NYC, Mr. Karnataka Dhanraj Saini, OSJI NYC, Mr. Machindranath Uttam Gund, Cook, NYC, Mr. Meharban Singh – Gardener, NYC Karnataka state Bharat Scouts and Guides,thUdupi district had celebrated World Environment day on 5 June nearby and Mr. Yadram – SCW were present. Padubidri Beach with the help of department of Tourism, Ministry of Environment Forest & Climate change fcgkj (MOEFCC), Society of Integrated Costal Management Hkkjr LdkmV vkSj xkbM] ftyk eq[;ky;] eqaxsj ds vUrxZr fo”o (SICOM) New Delhi), Association of Costal Tourism, i;kZoj.k fnol ds volj ij ftyk eq[;ky;] eqaxsj esa LdkmV Pollution control Board, Udupi & Grama Panchayat, xkbM us o`{kkjksi.k djds i;kZoj.k fnol euk;kA bl volj ij Padubidri.

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They along with Scouts, Guides, Rovers and Rangers prepared SEED BALLS, and worked towards the World environmental Day Theme: "BEAT AIR POLLUTION". They also pledged to save ocean and for clean air and clean environment making policy.

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Rangers and Unit Leaders actively participated. Rallies were organised by the Scouts and Guides of Kendriaya Vidyalaya No. 1 Hubballi Karnataka, KVS, Ardapur West Bengal, KVS Calicut Kerala, KVS IFFCO, Gujarat, KVS Pauri, Garhwal, Uttarakhand, KVS Ramnagar Hubbali, Kendriya Vidyalaya, ITI, Mankapur U.P., and KVS Harda Madhya Pradesh with placards to create awareness among the people.

Meghalaya Meghalaya State Bharat Scouts and Guides conducted World Environment Day at Daram Union Secondary School on 5th June, 2016. 460 Scouts, Guides, Students, General public men/women and children from Daram Union Secondary School, Don Bosco Hr. Sec. School, Mendal, Monfort Hr. Secondary School, Resubelpara Govt. Hr. Secondary School, Mendipathar Secondary School and Rev. Ramke Secondary School gathered at Resubelpara Govt. Higher Secondary School with Saplings and implements to dig the soil for planting trees. About 500 saplings were collected by Shri James Kumar Pam. They were planted in and around Resubelpara Govt. Higher Secondary School area. Smt. Pearla T.D. Sangma, MCS, FAC, North Garo Hills, was the Chief Guest of the programme. Smt. Smritilata Nokrek, Principal of the Resubelpara Govt. Higher Secondary School was the Guest of Honour. All the Scouts & Guides, Scout masters and Guide Captains from different schools, Teachers & students from the Resubelpara Govt. Higher Secondary School actively took part in the World Environment Day-2019 by planting trees.

Nagaland Secretary, Sports and youth affairs, Nagaland was inducted as Vice President of BSG Nagaland at a special function.

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Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan World Tobacco Day was celebrated in various Schools of Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan on 31st May, 2019 with full enthusiasm. Scouts, Guides, Rovers, Rangers and Unit Leaders actively participated. The Rallies were organised by the Scouts and Guides with placards to create awareness among the people. The day was celebrated in the Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan, Alidabad, KVS Bhimtal, KVS Dinazpur, KVS Harda, KVS Hubbali, KVS Hyderabad, KVS Mahbubabad, KVS Mankapur, KVS Mashrak Saran, KVS Secunderabad, KVS Tatat Nagar, KVS Channikaran, KVS Jabalpur, Kendriya Vidyalaya, Tehran and KVS Masrooi etc.

Nagaland Scouts and Guides students of Eastern Academy Hr. Secondary School observed World No Tobacco Day on 31st May 2019.

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iwoksZÙkj jsyos Hkkjr LdkmV~l ,oa xkbM~l ds ftyk la?k okjk.klh ,oa bTtruxj }kjk fo”o rEckdw fu"ks/k fnol ds volj ij uqDdM+ ukVd] jsSyh ds ek/;e ls gS.Mfcy forj.k dj dSalj vLirky ,oa vU; LFkkukas ij rEckdw lsou ls gksus okys uqdlku ds ckjs esa yksxksa dks tkx:d fd;kA lkFk gh ftyk la?k&bTtruxj] us fpfdRlk foHkkx dh lgk;rk ls lsfeukj ,oa laxks"Bh dk vk;kstu dj LdkmV@xkbM ,oa vke turk dks blls gksus okys uqdlku ds ckjs esa tkudkjh nhA Soutern Railway Southern Railway Bharat Scouts and Guides of V.O. Chidambaram Scout Group and Jhansi Rani Guide Group conducted World No Tobacco Day at Integral Coach Factory, District Headquarters on 31 May 2019 in which 34 Scouts, Guides, Rovers and Rangers actively participated. The awareness walk, escorted by the local Police was led by Shri Naresh Kumar, RSL. Posters explaining the evils and causes of Tobacco were displayed and Pamphlets were distributed. Smt. Indumathi, Inspector of Police, K-7 Police Station conveyed a message on the Theme “LUNG HEALTH”. Shri N. Senthil Kumar, DOC/S inaugurated a skit. The dramatical skit was based on the topic “Causes of Tobacco in various organs of human body”.

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Swachh Bharat Abhiyan Mizoram

Western Railway

Scouts and Guides of Saihnuni Sailo Memorial School organised Swachh Bharat at Public place and donated dust bins for Public use.

Cleanliness drive was undertaken at State Training Centre, Gholvad on 19th May, 2019 under Swatchta Abhiyan. 45 Scouts, Guides and Unit Leaders actively

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Hkkjr LdkmV ,oa xkbM laHkkxh; eq[;ky; Xokfy;j ds okf’kZd dk;ZØekuqlkj ,oa jkT; eq[;ky; Hkksiky ds funsZ”kkuqlkj laHkkxh; LdkmV eq[;ky; LdkmV laHkkx Xokfy;j }kjk LoPN Hkkjr lqUnj Hkkjr vfHk;ku MQju ljk; Xokfy;j esa fnuk¡d 25 vçSy] 2019 dks lHkk vk;ksftr dh xbZ ftlesa fofHkUu ftys ds 25 inkf/kdkfj;ksa us HkkxA bl volj ij LdkmV~l] xkbM~l] jksolZ ,oa jsatlZ us LoPN Hkkjr vfHk;ku gsrq lkQ&lQkbZ djuk] ikS/ks yxkuk rFkk vke ukxfjdksa dks bl vksj çksRlkfgr djuk pkfg,A Odisha Odisha State Bharat Scouts and Guides organised Swachh Bharat Abhiyan activities in the Districts of Bhubaneswar, Keonjhar, Balesore, Jagatsinghpur and

participated. Around one quintal of plastic and another five quintals of other natural and un-natural trash were collected and disposed off.

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Ganjam during April, 2019. More than 317 Scouts, Guides and Unit Leaders participated with full enthusiasm. Scouts and Guides cleaned Public areas like Temples, Slums, Schools, Hospitals, Roads and Toilets. The services rendered by the Scouts and Guides were highly appreciated by the Public and the Government.

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Reports from States Assam

State Level Scoutmaster Advance Training Course was held at State Training Centre, Assam, Chamatapathar from 26th May to 1st June, 2019. Mr. Jiten Chetia, ALT (S) conducted the course.

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State Level Cubmaster Advance Training Course was held at State Training Centre, Assam, Chamatapathar from 26th May to 1st June, 2019. Mr. Kumud Ch. Sarma, LT (C) conducted the course.

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nkug LdkmV xkbM QSyksf”ki }kjk okih o flyoklk vkxk[kku LdkmV xkbM ,oa nkug ;wFk desVh ds la;qDr rRoko/kku esa vUrjkZ’Vªh; ekr`Ro fnol ds volj ij is;ty lsok f”kfoj dk vk;kstu fd;k x;k ftlesa ;wFk desVh o LdkmV xkbM QSyksf”ki ds 57 çfrHkkfx;ksa us Hkkx fy;kA LdkmV~l ,oa xkbM~l us jsyos LVs”ku o pkSjkgs o cl LVSaM ij jsy ;kf=;ksa o jkgxhjksa dks ikuh fiykus esa vius lsok;sa nhA

Delhi Three day skill training camp was conducted for 84 scouts and guides of Najafgarh schools from 22nd to 24th May 2019 at MP hall in GCoEdSSS, Najafgarh. Mr Rajesh Karan, Mr Motichand, Scout masters and Suman Bala Singh, Guide Captain along with other teachers efficiently

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nknj uxj gosyh jkT; Hkkjr LdkmV~l ,oa xkbM~l }kjk vUrjkZ’Vªh; u`R; fnol vkyksd ifCyd Ldwy] lk;yh ds çkax.k esa vk;ksftr fd;k x;k ftlesas 500 LdkmV~l]

transferred the skills to our scouts and guides. They constructed different types of gadgets. The camp activities were observed and appreciated by the DDEs. In the closing ceremony Delhi state ASOC Ms Manjula and trainer Mr Brijpal Sant blessed the Scouts and Guides.

xkbM~l] Nk= ,oa Nk=kvksa us Hkkx fy;kA bl volj ij çfrHkkfx;ksa us yksd u`R;] yksd xhr o ikjaifjd xhr çLrqr fd;sA Jherh lyksuh jk;] f”k{kk

Karnataka Around one lakh Scouts, Guides, Rovers and Rangers from almost all the 35 districts actively participated in the Lok-Sabha Voting Awareness Proramme. This had a telling effect on the voters and the Scouts, Guides, Rovers, Rangers to become more responsible citizens. Election Commissioner, Karnataka, permitted Scouts, Guides, Rovers, Rangers for the first time to assist the

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Voters to reach the voting booth and cast their votes and helped the Senior Citizens and Physically Challenged Voters. They received certificates of appreciation from the Election Commissioer of Karnataka State.

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Mizoram Mizoram State Bharat Scouts and Guides conducted Rajya Puraskar Testing Camp at State Training

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Nagaland Rajya Puraskar Testing Camp was held at State Training Centre, Nerhema from 31st May to 4th June 2019 in which 40 Scouts, Guides and Unit Leaders actively participated.

iwoksZÙkj jsyos · Centre, Tanhril from 13th to 17th May, 2019 in which 42 Scouts and 83 Guides and 4 Unit Leaders attended.

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The state association organised Cub-Bulbul Utsav cum Golden Arrow Certificate Award Distribution Ceremony at Dawrpui Mulipurpose Hall on 24th May, 2019 in which 61 Cubs, 76 Bulbuls, 13 Unit Leaders and 6 Staff members actively participated. Shri Zothanmawia, State Chief Commissioner Mizoram State Bharat Scouts and Guides & Director Sports and Youth Services Department distributed Golden Arrow Award Certificates.

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e/; çns”k jkT; Hkkjr LdkmV ,oa xkbM laHkkxh; eq[;ky; Xokfy;j ds okf’kZd dk;ZØekuqlkj xzh’edkyhu vodk”k esa vfHk:fp dsUnz ,oa fu%”kqYd “khry is;ty lsok f”kfoj gsrq laHkkxh; eq[;ky; MQju ljk; laHkkx Xokfy;j esa fnuk¡d 25 vçSy] 2019 dks lHkk vk;ksftr dh xbZ ftlesa fofHkUu ftys ds 25 · çfrHkkfx;ksa us Hkkx fy;kA lHkk ds nkSjku LdkmV ,oa xkbM dh fofHkUu xfrfof/k;ksa ij fopkj foeZ’k fd;k x;kA LdkmV~l xkbM~l] jksolZ ,oa jsatlZ }kjk jsyos LVs”ku] pkSjkgksa] cl LVS.M rFkk lkoZtfud LFkyksa ij vf/kd ls vf/kd fu%”kqYd is;ty lsok f”kfoj yxk

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vkxjk ,oa >kalh ftys }kjk e.My ds fofHkUu LVs”kuksa tSls pqukj] fetkZiqj] bykgkckn] dkuiqj] Vw.Myk] gkFkjl] vyhx<+] vkxjk dSUV] eFkqjk] ckn] >kalh] mjbZ] ck¡nk o Xokfy;j esa fnuk¡d 15 ls 30 twu] 2019 rd dh vof/k esa pyk;k tk;sxk ftlesa 380 LdkmV~l] xkbM~l] jksolZ] jsatlZ] ;wfuV yhMlZ ,oa laLFkk ds inkf/kdkfj;ksa@vf/kdkfj;ksa lfEefyr gksaxsA bl volj ij rhuksa e.Mykas ds ftyk eq[; vk;qDr ,oa vij e.My jsy çca/kd ds funsZ”ku }kjk ftyk vk;qDr ¼LdkmV@xkbM½] ftyk lfpo] ftyk laxBu vk;qDr ¼LdkmV@xkbM½ xzqi@;wfuV yhMj ds usr`Ro esa fd;k tk;sxkA

iwoksZÙkj jsyos Hkkjr LdkmV~l ,oa xkbM~l ftyk la?k&bTtrxj ds usg: LdkmV ,oa y{ehckbZ xkbM xzqi }kjk fnukad 07-04-2019 ,oa 28-04-2019 dks Øe”k% vkuan vkJe jkeiqj xkMZu esa gS.MhØk¶V dk;Z”kkyk dk vk;kstu fd;k x;k] ogk¡ LdkmV~l xkbM~l dks dkxt dk Qwy cukuk] feV~Vh dk ekWMy ,oa f[kykSuk bR;kfn cukuk fl[kk;k x;kA

iwoksZÙkj jsyos Hkkjr LdkmV~l ,oa xkbM~l }kjk LdkmV xkbM us vius&vius ftyk la?kksa esa leikj QkVd ij gksus okyh nq?kZVuksa dks jksd Fkke gsrq uqDdM+ ukVd] jSyh] cSuj] iksLVj ,oa okdkFkku ds ek/;e ls turk dks tkx:d fd;kA rRi”pkr LdkmV~l xkbM~l }kjk vij egkizcU/kd ds le{k lS;n eksnh jsyos LVsfM;e esa ,d Odisha uqDdM+ ukVd dk Hkh izn”kZu fd;kA · The costal belt of Odisha faced a heavy cyclone named as “fani” on the morning of 03rd May 2019 and it devastated the buildings, electricity, social networks and up-rooted most of the trees of the area.

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mÙkj e/; jsyos Hkkjr LdkmV~l ,oa xkbM~l }kjk ;w-Vh,l- eksckby ,Il tkx:drk i[kokM+k dk vk;kstu eFkqjk taD”ku jsyos LVs”ku ij fnuk¡d 22 ebZ] 2019 dks

Odisha state Bharat Scouts and Guides organised Cyclone service camp at Puri from 04th May. Rovers, Rangers and unit leaders rescued the homeless people and children. Biscuits, chuda, sugar, milk powder, Drinking water, candles, match boxes, medicines were distributed to the victims in the affected areas. ·

vk;ksftr fd;k x;k ftlesa 32 LdkmV~l ,oa ;wfuV yhMlZ us Hkkx fy;kA bl volj ij LdkmV~l us ;kf=;ksa dks ;w-Vh-,l- eksckby ,Il dks MkmuyksM djokdj mlds ç;ksx dh çfØ;k dh tkudkjh nh] ftlls ;k=hx.k mDr ,Il dk ykHk vf/kd ls vf/kd ek=k esa mBk ldsaA ·

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Rover Ranger Coronation camp was organised by Odisha state Bharat Scouts and Guides at N.B.C College, Kendupadar, Ganjam from 04th to 08th April 2019 in which 300 Rovers, Rangers and Unit Leaders from different colleges and including SHQ staff participated in this skill development training camp. Dr. Santosh Kumar Aapat, Principal, Rabi Narayan Patra, Admin Officer and Asutosh Sahoo, Professor from N.B.C College, Kendupadar released the Logo for the Rover Ranger Coronation in the presence of Shri Surajit Sen, State Training Commissioner(S) of the state. Dr. Kali Prasad Mishra, National Vice-President

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Odisha and including SHQ staff participated. Sri Dhruba Charan Behera, District Education officer, Dr. Kali Prasad Mishra, National VicePresident cum State Chief Commissioner and other dignitaries were present in the Grand Evening.

Punjab

cum State Chief Commissioner, Smt. Puspanjali Mohapatra, Joint State organising Commissioner (G) of Odisha state Bharat scouts & guides attended the Grand Evening. Odisha state Bharat Scouts and Guides organized “election” service camp all over the state from 11th to 29th April 2019. Around 4500 Scouts, Guides, Rovers, Rangers and Unit Leaders participated in helping the old and physically handicaped persons.

Scouts & Guides of SRT DAV Public School, Bilga took part in a four-day camp in village Shail, Shimla. They performed various activities and underwent training for allround development with ability to face challenges in life. Twelve scouts were awarded Rajya Puraskar. Mr. Hemant Kumar, ASOC Jalandhar organised the camp. Mrs. Ritu Malhotra, Guide Captain and Mr. Balvir Singh, Scout Master assisted in the camp. Principal Ravi Sharma congratulated the Rajya Puraskar winners and appreciated the efforts of other students.

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Odisha State Bharat Scouts & Guides organized Summer Service camp in all 31 Districts. Scouts, Guides, Rovers & Rangers distributed curd and lemon water all over the State.The summer Services have been started from month of March to May.

The Odisha State Bharat Scouts & Guides has organized Restoration Service camp in Fani affected areas of Khordha, Puri and Cuttack. 1500 Scouts & Guides, Rovers and Rangers & Unit Leaders participated in the restoration work.

dk;ZØe ,oa muds ikl miyC/k laLkk/ku csx] isSu] cksVy] cqDl] o vU; lkexzh ls viuh j{kk dSls dh tk;s dk çf'k{k.k çkIr fd;kA

Youngsters think that “Good things come to people who wait, but better things come to those who go out and get them." Rover Ranger Moot camp was organised by Odisha state Bharat Scouts and Guides at Baripada college, Baripada, Mayurbhanj from 21st to 25th April, 2019 in which 409 Rovers , Rangers and Unit leaders from 21 different Colleges of

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Maharishi District actively participated. Shri D.Poornachandran, LT (C), District Secretary inaugurated the Bunny leader course. The topics had been covered as per Scheme of Training. Smt. Padmavathy Panchapakesan, Principal, Maharishi Vidya Mandir Sr. Sec. School Kumbakonam was the Chief Guest for the valedictory. She blessed the participants and distributed certificates to the participants. Mrs. P. Rama Thayammal, Leader Trainer (G) was the Leader of the Course.

2019 dh vof/k esa vk;ksftr fd;k x;kA bl volj ij çfrHkkfx;ksa dks vkink izcU/ku] xzqi lapkyu] f'kfoj dyk] lkeqnkf;d lsok ,oa lekt lsok] n{krk cSt] fu;e izfrKk] vkUnksyu dk bfrgkl] izkFkfed lgk;rk] Vksyh fof/k] nh{kk laLdkj o vU; fo"k;kas dk çf'k{k.k iznku fd;kA rRi'pkr çfrHkkfx;ksa us fofHkUu LFkkukas ij if{k;kas ds fy, ifj.Ms Hkh yxk;s x;sA Southern Railway ·

Southern Railway State Headquarters organized Chaturtha Charan/ Heerak Pankh Training Camp at Neelakurunji Camping Centre, Ketti ( Nilgiris) from 4th to 6th May, 2019 in which 40 Cubs and 24 Bulbuls along with 13 Unit Leaders of District Associations actively participated. Activities such as Cub/ Bulbul Greeting, Story Telling, Kalrav & Red Flower, Jungle Dance / Tara Story, and requirements in CC / HP Stage were dealt during the training Camp. The participants also enjoyed the visit to Botanical Garden and Dodabedda Peak as part of Nature Study. Cubs & Bulbuls also rendered their service in litter drive in the Campsite under the mission of Swachh Bharat Sunder Bharat Abhiyan. Prizes were distributed to the winners of Quiz and Cat walk Competitions. The Phase II Testing Camp was organised for Scouts, Guides, Rovers & Rangers at Neelakurunji Camping Centre, Ketti (Nilgiris) from 7th to 11t,May, 2019 in which 87 Scouts, 31 Guides, 19 Rovers, and 4 Rangers actively particpated. The participants were tested on Scouting Skills & Knowledge. Checking of Uniform, Advancement Certificates, Proficiency Badge Certificates, Hike Certificates along with the log Books were performed as per the Guidelines of NHQ. Apart from Testing, a workshop was also arranged to assist the scouts/guides to refresh their knowledge & skill and to complete the testing sucessfully. Daily Quiz was conducted for the participants to enhance their knowledge on scouting.

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Bharat Scouts and Guides Maharishi District conducted Bunny Leader Course at Maharishi Vidya Mandir Sr. Sec. School, Kumbakonam from 01st to 3rd June, 2019 in which 11 participants from

Refresher Course was organized by the Maharishi District at Maharishi Vidya Mandir Sr.Sec.School, Hosur on 8h June, 2019. 89 Scouters and Guiders from participated in the refresher course.

The Bharat Scouts & Guides Maharishi District conducted the Pre-Test Camp for Zone-2 at Maharishi Vidya Mandir Sr.Sec.School, Hosur on 7th June 2019. 233 Scouts, Guides, Scouters, Guiders and staff members from Maharishi Vidya Mandir Sr. Sec. School, Hosur participated in the camp.

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mÙkj çns”k Hkkjr LdkmV vkSj xkbM] çknsf”kd eq[;ky; ds rRoko/kku esa dfe”ulZ çf”k{k.k dk;Z”kkyk jkT; “kSf{kd çcU/k ,oa çf”k{k.k laLFkku (SIEMAT) ds lHkkxkj esa fnuk¡d 27 o 28 ebZ] 2019 dh vfo/k esa vk;ksftr dh xbZ ftlesa mÙkj çns”k ds 32 tuinksa ds ftyk eq[;k;qDr] 37 tuinksa ds ftyk vk;qDr LdkmV ,oa 32 tuinksa ds ftyk vk;qDr ¼xkbM½ ls yxHkx 101 çfrHkkfx;ksa us Hkkx fy;kA dk;Z”kkyk dk “kqHkkjEHk MkW- çHkkr dqekj] çknsf”kd eq[;k;qDr mÙkj çns”k Hkkjr LdkmV vkSj xkbM

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ds lEcks/ku ds lkFk gqvk rFkk dk;Z”kkyk esa laLFkk ds fofHkUu inkf/kdjh o vf/kdkjh mifLFkr FksA bl volj ij dk;Z”kkyk esa LdkmfVax xkbfMax ds vk/kkjHkwr rRo] laxBu dh lajpuk] oxhZdj.k] iathdj.k çfØ;k] foÙkh; ç”kklu ,oa çcU/ku] fotu 2024] SWOT fo”ys'k.k] [ksy] o;Ld çf”k{k.k ;kstuk rFkk ckyd@ckfydk ds fodkl dk;ZØekas ij foLrkj iwoZd ifjppkZ gqbZA

A State Level Tritiya Sopan Testing Camp was conducted at State Training Centre, Gholvad from 20th to 24th May, 2019 in which 45 participants from all over Western Railway and staff members attended the camp.

A month-long free Water Service was undertaken by Vadodara District Association of Western Railway at Vadodara, Bharuch and Anand Railway Station from 25th April 2019 to 24th May, 2019. Scouts and Guides served the passengers with free drinking water on coaches and platforms. Around 5 to 6 thousand litres of drinking water was served daily.

Free Water Service to Passengers was also organised at Nandurbar Railway Station on 05th may, 2019 and at Udhna Railway Station from 16th to 18th May, 2019 by Mumbai District Association of Western Railway.

West Bengal The Bharat Scouts and Guides, West Bengal, Barrackpore District association conducted Water Distribution Service Project at Shyamnagar Railway station from 20th to 25th May, 2019. 40 Scouts, Guides, Rovers, Rangers and Unit Leaders participated in the event. Mrs. Gouri Chakraborty, District Commissioner, Guide inaugurated the event. The project was concluded on 25th May, 2019. Shri Sudip Paul, District Secretary congratulated all the participants for their active participation in their service for mankind and thanked each and everyone who strived to make it a grand success. This was the third successful year of water distribution service which is an initiative by the Youth committee of our District association.

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Rajya Puraskar Testing Camp was conducted at State Training Centre, Gholvad from 27th to 31st May, 2019 in which 73 participants from all over Western Railway with staff members attended the camp. Scouts, Guides, Rovers and Rangers were tested as per the syllabus of APRO Part II & III respectively. The testing covered oral, written and practical examinations. The camp was conducted

Sustainable Development Goals Goal 1: Goal 2: Goal 3: Goal 4: Goal 5: Goal 6: Goal 7: Goal 8:

No Poverty Zero Hunger Good Health and Well-Being Quality Education Gender Quality Clean Water and Sanitation Affordable and Clean Energy Decent Work and Economic Growth

Goal 9: Goal 10: Goal 11: Goal 12:

Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure Reduced Inequality Sustainable Cities and Communities Responsible Consumption and Production Climate Action Life on Land Peace and Justice Strong Institutions Parterships to achieve the Goal

Goal 13: Goal 14: Goal 15: Goal 16: under the supervision of Shri Aijaz Mirza, SOC (S) Western Railway.

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The Bharat Scouts and Guides Creating a Better World

June 2019

Trainer's Corner Emotional Intelligence

Dr. Cyrus Wadia MD Leader Trainer (Scouts)

What is it? It is about having empathy for others. It is about standing up for what you believe in a tactful and respectful way. It is about not jumping to conclusions, but getting the whole picture before you react. The key to emotional intelligence is an understanding of your emotions and the emotions of others, and acting in the most appropriate way based on that understanding. Having a healthy emotional intelligence is very important for human beings to live happy and successful lives. Healthy emotional intelligence helps us set our personal boundaries, make decisions about our lives, and communicate with the people we love. Regardless of your score, keep in mind that your emotional intelligence can change. People are always evolving. You can increase your EQ at any point in your life by learning to identify your emotions and taking responsibility for those emotions. And just as easily as you can increase your EQ, you can also decrease it. You must continue to identify and work on areas within yourself that need work. Tips to increase emotional intelligence: • • • • • • • • • • •

Go to the gym, take an exercise class or participate in activities that reduce your stress level. Take up a new hobby or sport that involves interacting with other people. Take a class at your local community college. Join a support group. Keep a feelings journal. See a counselor to help you deal with your emotions. Take an anger management course. Enroll in a communication skills course. Read books about emotional intelligence and social skills. Do emotional intelligence workbooks. Ask your friends and family to help you recognise the things about yourself that may need correcting.

Yoga

1 Know the following – Definition of YOGA Types of YOGA-Gyan Yoga, Karma Yoga, Ashtang Yoga, Bhakti Yoga 2 What is Ashtang (Hatha) Yoga? What are its eight parts? Describe briefly each of them. 3 Do's and Don'ts during the Yoga practice 4 Practice Surya Namaskara for a month 5 Practice for a month following asanas and know their benefits on body. Padmasana, Vajrasana, Yogamudra, Ushtrasana, Tadasana, Ardh Kati Chakrasana, Bhujangasana, Naukasana, Vakrasana, Pawanmukta Asana, Sarvangasana, Shavasan 6 Practice following Pranayama for at least one month – Anuloma – Viloma, Kapalbhati and Bhramari 7 Be able to do Tratak for one minute.

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Date of Publication: 25/06/2019 Total Pages : 32

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