PROJECT PROPOSAL AND REPORT ON

DAKSHTA SASHAKTIKARAN EVAM SHODH SANSTHAN, UDAIPUR

Project Title :                            Web series of Transforming knowledge on Gender Sensitization

Introduction: Women constituted the half of the population in world. Women played significant roles not only managing the household affair, children upbringing but also in every sphere of life i.e politics, education, research, astronautically, sports, entertainment and national security. Not any field left, where women has not marked her presences. Women who consider as inferior, weak and fragile are out-dated stories. With the advancement of education and technology, a woman comes in front and played her role with counterpart men for national development. Even though women have equal right and equal opportunity with men still the women facing a lot of problems and crimes against women increasing day by day. Besides this, roles of men and women are also differentiated by way of nature and also some roles designated by society to women only. Dakshta Ssatikaran Avam Sodh Sansthan, Udaipur is formed to created awareness among women issues, women entrepreneurship, training, research and development. Women typically invest in their families and communities significantly more than men – spreading wealth and increasing the quality of life for themselves and their families.

Methodolgy: Dakshta Ssatikaran Avam Sodh Sansthan will organize series of live/recorded lecture in the facebook page of the society, wherein expert from different field will be invited to deliver lecture. The lecture remains in the facebook page for further reference and study. The lecture will provide the platform for creating awareness among various issues of the women. Since the country is passing through Covid-19 pandemic situation, the society will use digital platform to create awareness and research. Moreover, the society will provide the e-certificate to every resource person for delivering the lecture. The series will be comprised of 40 lectures and two lectures per week will be organized i.e on Saturday and Wednesday at 7.00 pm to7.30 pm.

Outcome: After end of web lecture services a report will be generated on the basis of lecture delivered and its relevance to the society.

Expenditure: Since the said project is based on the digital learning and conduct on facebook pages. The invitee/ expert will be honored by e-certificate and no payment/ gift will be given to them.

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Live Broadcast

  Date 16 June 2020 - Dr. Nitish Sharma, Dietician, Clinical Nutritionist conducted a live broadcast, creating awareness about diabetes and hypothyroidism. In this broadcast he shared various diet tips and medication. This is a lifestyle disease; how can it be managed? The causes of these hormonal diseases were explained in detail. Dr. Nitish Sharma told how one can change their lifestyle and diet while dealing with these diseases. Also, 40-45 minutes of exercise, balanced diet, benefits of consuming whole grains, peeled pulses and sprouted grains. He suggested which fruits and vegetables are beneficial in these diseases. He also added that consuming coconut cooking oil stimulates spleen hormones. 

Time 30 minutes Dr. Nitish Sharma, Dietician

Topic-Useful tips to increase immunity. Preservation of nutrients, cooking methods and proper methods of cutting and washing vegetables. There should be variety in daily food like not eating the same pulses every day. Useful Mixed Millets, Uses and Benefits of Millets. Consumption of sprouted grains, cooking utensils which do not harm the body and preserve the benefits of food. Consume foods that contain good amounts of antioxidants. Beneficial information about adequate exercise etc. for a healthy lifestyle was given.

Time - 45 minutes Dr. Shashi Vashishtha, Principal Extension Specialist, Home Science, KVK

07 June 2020 Dr Khushboo Sharda / Nutri Diets. Give tips to boost immunity. Drink as much water and include plenty of fluids. Must include essential vitamins and minerals in your daily lifestyle. For Vitamin D, expose your body to morning sunlight for 30-45 minutes daily. In a disease like diabetes, avoid sweets but some fruits like mango etc. should be consumed up to 100 grams.

31 May 2020 - Dr. Sushma Dahiya, Scientist, Multi-Tasking women still need acknowledgement. "Who may be soft in body but strong in intentions" who lives many roles in her life. Discussed about women empowerment and miracles through her will power. She said that if a woman performs various tasks efficiently, do she get recognition for it?

1 August 2020 Dr. Saguna Verma, Dr. Saguna Verma discussed about the new policy of education. Talked about taking children along in women empowerment. Many plans can be made for the intellectual development of children so that children can have over-all development.

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5 August 2020 Dr. Prachi Avinash discussed about this day which is celebrated as World Breast Feeding Week. Indian Dietician Association Rajasthan also participated in it. He told the facts about the misconceptions and superstitions about breast feeding in India which are essential for the health of the child in terms of nutrition.

 12 August 2020 Neha Aggarwal, Advocate, "Children and Gadgets" discussed the very important topic which is related to online classes of children in the current lockdown due to the ongoing pandemic i.e., Covid. Dr. Neha Aggarwal told about above mentioned topic. During Covid, people made their life limited to gadgets only. Children who should have been playing and jumping physically, should have been face to face with each other socially, has reduced to just gadgets within the four walls of the house. It cannot be said what effect they will have in the future. Gadgets have solved many problems in the world but have also given rise to many health issues. Would life be possible without gadgets? Can problems be avoided by keeping children away from gadgets?

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 25 October 2020 Diya Rathore is a BJP Meghalaya state executive member and has been the former vice president of BJP Meghalaya, Mahila Morcha state. Diya Rathore, while addressing the Efficiency Institute on the eve of Dussehra, talked about the empowerment of women.

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 22 July 2020 Dr. Harshita Bhatnagar, Lecturer, Vidya Bhawan Rural Institute Udaipur, Department of Commerce and Management. Dr. Harshita Bhatnagar talked about an important topic which most of the people are suffering from like "Stress". What is stress, what are its disadvantages, how should we handle it, etc. Understanding stress and how to manage stress.

Dr. Bhatnagar said that due to Corona, due to lockdown, people are restricted to their homes and their mental stress is continuously increasing. In this period, an uncertain situation has arisen, people got scared of Corona and stressed about the future, which is affecting health. To resolve this, various online programs has been introduced so that people can deal with stress.

 18 July 2020 Dr. Priyanka Joshi Faculty Nutrition Department, Community Science College Udaipur. Dr. Priyanka Joshi gave detailed information about Community Based Management of Acute Malnutrition.

Dr. Priyanka Joshi - Gave detailed information about malnutrition management. How and when was this program introduced? There was once a severe flood in Bihar, during which many people were become homeless. Problem of eating and drinking had emerged. This led to starvation.

Many people, children and women became physically weak. The chances of getting adequate nutrition were least. In February 2009, a survey of families was conducted in many villages of Darbhanga district, what is their status, how is their eating habits. During that duration, about 90 percent of the children were found to be malnourished. Then, a group nutrition plan was run for them by the Medicine Department, which gave results.

4 July 2020 Dr. Nikita Neetu told how women should provide adequate nutrition for children. (Role of women in nurturing child) Dr. Nikita Neetu discussed what adequate nutrition should be like for women and children. There should be proper nutrition for the all-over development of children. Sports and physical activities have a significant role in development.

27 June 2020 Rekha Thakur Topic - Women and Folk Cultural Dr. Rekha Thakur talked about women and folk culture. Women are the foundation of society and family. Women are the ones who carry forward the culture and traditions of the society and have the power to save every situation. Along with raising children, they also preserve culture. Without any greed, she is always alert for the welfare of her family and maintaining proper status in the society.

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Dr. Mamta Singh Yaduvanshi Yoga Expert said that there is enough oxygen in our environment, but we do not consume enough oxygen in our lungs. For example, you must increase your breathing process through Sudarshan Kriya. Oxygen is directly related to our stress. By removing the lack of oxygen, we can remove stress and many health-related problems.

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 Dr. Anjali Sahu provided valuable information in her live presentation. She defined the gender differences between men and women on Earth. Over centuries, the forms of gender differences have changed. Different responsibilities have been assigned to women and men at different times. The roles and responsibilities for women and men are defined periodically. Social changes have always had an impact on them. Both women and men continue to handle their roles at a social and economic level. Dr. Anjali Sahu has enlightened us on all these aspects with relevant information.

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On July 5th, Dr. Nimisha Avasthi, a scientist, discussed malnutrition, which is observed in women, children, and young girls.  

Dr. Nimisha Avasthi stated that malnutrition is the cause of mortality in children under five years age. Since 1990, some improvements had seen in this issue. The age, height, and weight of children are directly related to malnutrition. This problem has been particularly prevalent in children under five in many Asian countries. In several states of India, malnutrition leads to both scarcity and complete blindness. The World Health Organization has undertaken various projects to address this issue. During the COVID-19 pandemic, boosting immunity has become a crucial measure, and significant steps have been taken to address malnutrition as a means of enhancing immunity. Physical health, mental health, and other aspects are directly related to malnutrition.

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Swimming Career:

Bhakti started swimming at the age of two and a half. After participating in various state and district-level competitions, she began her open water swimming career. In 2003, she first swam 16 kilometers from the Gateway of India to the Elephanta Island in Mumbai.

Over her impressive 10-year swimming career, Bhakti Sharma has achieved notable feats, including setting some milestones. At the age of just 16, on July 6, 2006, she swam the English Channel from Shakespeare Beach in Dover, England, to Calais, France, covering the distance in 13 hours and 55 minutes. She also won a swimming competition in Lake Zurich.

On January 10, 2015, Bhakti Sharma made history by swimming 2.25 kilometers in the frigid waters of Antarctica, setting a new world record. She became the youngest and the first Asian woman to accomplish this feat.

Maan Kaur (born on March 1, 1916 – July 31, 2021) was an Indian track and field athlete. She held various records in the category of age groups exceeding 100 years. At the age of 103, she was honored with the Nari Shakti Puraskar by the President of India for her achievements.

Chhavi Rajawat (born in 1980) is the Sarpanch (village head) of the small village Soda, located about 60 kilometers (37 miles) from Jaipur in Tonk district. She is possibly the youngest and, perhaps, the only MBA Sarpanch in India. In addition to her role as the village head, she also serves as a director of the Bharatiya Mahila Bank, established in November 2013.

The country's first MBA Sarpanch, Chhavi Rajawat, left her job, which had an annual salary in the millions, for the welfare of her village. With her dedication, hard work, and acumen, she transformed the picture of her village, Soda. The once longing for water, Soda village's pond is now filled and thriving. Chhavi Rajawat was even invited to address a session at the G20 summit.