कर्मवीर भाऊराव पाटील अन्नदान योजना

‘KARMAVEER GRAIN GROCERY DONATION/ COLLECTION SCHEME’

                Akole taluka is a hilly area inhabited by tribal people that enjoys the bounty of nature. The people in the taluka were in a dis-advantaged position as far as social, economic,and educational advancement was concerned. They had to endure a great deal of adversity in their daily lives. This isolated and rugged region is where our institute is residing.

              Our institution's mission is to educate each and every student who resides in the outlying regions of tribal areas, and our vision is to provide everything a student needs under one roof so that they never have to leave the campus for their undergraduate or post-graduate education. To fulfill this mission, we offer arts, commerce, and science degree programs at both the undergraduate and post-graduate levels.

              The college directs its efforts on accomplishing the goals outlined in the following motto and objective. The motto that represents the Sanstha was decided upon after much deliberation and consideration. The phrase Sahase Shree Prativasati appears to be written in Sanskrit. However, there are also social and educational underpinnings to the phrase, even though it may appear to believers to be a religious proverb. The Sanstha has always drawn its motivation from the guiding principle expressed in the motto.

             The late famous educator Karmaveer Bhaurao Patil is remembered for saying that he would rather have one rupee from a million people than one crore from a single wealthy benefactor. Karmaveer Bhaurao Patil's dedication to educating underprivileged children in rural and tribal areas motivated our institution to do the same.  Educating the girls of this Taluka, who otherwise would not have had the chance to pursue further education due to a lack of educational options.  

             Under ‘Karmaveer Grain Grocery Donation/ Collection Scheme’, free food facilities are provided to the backward class students in the college hostel. The work of bringing the deprived from education into the stream of higher education 250 to 350 students are benefiting from this Scheme. The Managing Trustee Hon. Madhukar rao Pichad Saheb is the one who has provided the institute with the inspiration to begin this program. The initiative has been positively received by the Management, Principal, administrative staff, and teaching staff of the college.Our college's principal has put in a lot of effort to make sure that this plan is carried out properly throughout the institution. The plan is off to a good start because to the laborious efforts he's put in and the charming demeanor he exudes. As a result, the college began the program with a great deal of excitement beginning with the academic year 2022-2023. Collecting grain and groceries from college students can assist cultivate in them a sense of helpfulness and strengthen their social skills.

We have requested and collected the grain and groceries in the manner described below.

1. Students:  Rice 1kg each, Wheat 1kg each
2. Endowed Professor : Oil 1 can each 15kg/ Rs-2000/-
3. Unaided Professor :  Coconuts 1kg each/ (Rs. 127/-), Groundnuts 1kg/ (Rs. 140/-), Sugar 1kg/ (Rs. 40/-), Semolina 1kg/ (Rs 37/-)  Rs. - 500/700/-
4. Administrative Staff (Granted) :  Pigeon Pea (Turdal) (Rs.150/-) / Green Gram Beans (Mugdal) (Rs.110/-), Sugar 1kg/ (Rs. 40/-), Semolina 1kg/ (Rs. 37/-)  
5. Administrative Staff (Non-Granted) : Sago (Sabudana) 1kg (Rs.- 83/-), Flattened Rice (Poha) 1kg (Rs. 60/-), Sugar 1kg/(Rs. -40/-)
6. Organization Management:Semolina 1Bag (50kg) (Rs.1650/-), Flattened Rice (Poha) 1 Bag (20kg) (Rs. 1150/-).

           The goal of this program is to assist financially underprivileged students enrolled in our Agasti Arts, Commerce, and Dadasaheb Rupwate Science College in Akole and at neighboring rural polytechnic institute. Due to the prevailing condition of poverty, parents who belong to the lower socio-economic strata, find themselves unable to afford the expenses associated with both tuition and hostel fees for their children. Because of this, poor students are dropping out of college and going to work with their parents. These students' entitlement to an education is threatened by their family's financial situation.

        Students from low-income families who receive assistance from the college administration are succeeding academically. The burden of their parents to pay hostel fees for every month is reduced.The students from low-income families will now have access to a better learning environment. As a result, the students will experience less stress and suffering. They are also able to concentrate on their academic work without difficulty.Today, the college is providing holistic education, food and shelter to 250-350 Students.

During 2022-23the amount donated by staff will be used for maintenance as.

1. Payment of 2 hostel wardens, cook and helper.
2. Storage of Food stuff- (Cereal, Pulses, Oil, Vegetables etc.)

Grain and groceries of Rs. 1,72,025/- (Approximate amount as per market price) and 86,750/- in cash making a total of 2,58,775/- (literal amount Rs. Two Lakh Fifty-Eight Thousand Seven Hundred Seventy-Five) were collected.

In the academic year 2023-24, grain and grocery donation will be collected as per the last year plan.