Mahavir International Vadodra Annual Report

ANNUAL REPORT 2015 - 16

Love All, Serve All

Live and Let Live

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Mahavir Foundation Trust Mahavir Foundation Trust is a registered trust under Bombay Public Trust Act,1950 with Assistant Charity Commissioner, Vadodara and having Registration Number E-5923/Vadodara.

All Donations to the Trust are eligible for deduction under section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961.

Board of Trustees Vir Dr B C Jain, Chairman / Vir Jayantibhai Panchal / Vira Sarla Kothari Vira Pramila Jain / Vir Sanjay Kothari / Vir Jaswant Jain

Auditors Amin Parikh & Co Chartered Accountants Bankers Punjab National Bank, Fatehgunj, Vadodara A/c.No.3405001100000024 RTGS/NEFT Code: PUNB0340500 MICR Code : 390024005

ICICI Bank, Sayajigunj, Vadodara A/c.No. 624501061716 RTGS/NEFT Code : ICICI0006245 MICR Code : 390229003

Mahavir International, Vadodara Kendra Vir V.S. Kothari, Founder Chairman / Vir Dr B C Jain, Chairman Vir Sanjay Kothari, Vice Chairman / Vira Kantaben Parekh, Vice Chairperson Vir Dinesh Bafna, Gen.Secretary / Vir R K Dhupia, Treasurer Vir Narendra K. Jain, Hon. Director / Vir Kamlesh Zabak, Chairman (Education – 1) Vir S. M. Bachhawat, Chairman (Education – 2) Vir Chirayu Kothari , Chairman (Cultural & Other Activities) Vir Shreyans Mehta, Chairman (Communications) Vir Jaswant Jain, Chairman – Resources / Vira Pramila Jain, Chairperson (Health) Vir Arun Kumat, Advisor / Vir Sharad C. Bohra, Advisor / Vir Devendra K Jain, Advisor Registered Office “Ankur” Near Navarachna School, Sama,Vadodara-390024. Gujarat, India.

Ph.: 0265-2793098, Fax : 0265-2794042 Email: info@mivadodara.org / Web Site: mivadodara.org

Chairman's Message Dear Friends, It has been close to sixteen years since we started this journey with the overall motto of the larger Mahavir International family - "Love All Serve All". The endeavour has been to try and make a small difference in the lives of those from the disadvantaged sections of our society and to do it in a long term, self-sustainable manner. We have scrupulously stuck to the core values we started with - personal assessment of the beneficiaries through our members, ensuring that every single rupee contributed goes to the most deserving and needy persons, carrying out all our activities without impacting the self-respect of the beneficiaries and focusing on long-term association and commitment to the beneficiaries we aim to serve.

The activities have grown many fold over the years and while the major focus has been on education of the bright and needy students, substantial work has also been taken up in Health, Helping the needy (now called Samvedana), Rural Development and Emergency Relief. Last few years have seen major expansion in our reach not only in the field of Education but also through Samvedana.

Initiatives in the field of education now cover more than 500 street children as well - through the very ambitious Asha Deep Initiatives.

I am privileged to present our "Annual Report, 2015-16" summarising the activities and developments at MI during the last year. All of this has become possible largely because of the total commitment and involvement of our esteemed members and excellent support from all our donors and contributors. We are now able to cover over 4,500 students from the weaker sections of the society at different levels and we have started impacting thousands of families through Samvedana initiative. A number of students who were supported by us from the initial years have now started their

VIR Dr B C JAIN professional and other careers and it is gratifying to note that a large number of them have made a commitment to associate themselves with MI-Vadodara with a view to ensure that similar benefits reach other deserving students. None of this would have been possible without the total dedication of the members and I would personally like to express my gratitude and appreciation for the love, affection and unqualified support that I have received from them. Our honourable donors, sponsors and the well-wishers have always encouraged us to expand our horizons and we hope to continue to receive their patronage in the times to come. All of us have benefited tremendously from close interactions with those that have been impacted by our activities and the joy of giving has really enriched our lives. To all of us from MI-Vadodara, it has really been something that we have done for our own enrichment and satisfaction.

With my very best wishes,

B C JAIN June, 2016

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About Us Love All, Serve All

Live and Let Live

Mahavir International, Vadodara Kendra was established on September 30, 2000 with the motto "Love All - Serve All" and is part of the large and well-established social organization, Mahavir International with over 400 branches all over India and other parts of the world (Australia, UK, USA etc).

Since its inception, the Kendra has undertaken a large number of activities with particular emphasis on Education, Health as well as Supporting the Needy by way of Samvedana.

The guiding philosophy of all our activities is, as indicated above, "Love All - Serve All".

The enlightened members at our Kendra come from all walks of life - Intellectuals, Professionals, Industrialists, Businessmen, Builders, Administrators, Social Workers and Philanthropists. Direct

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involvement of our members in various activities is a cornerstone of our strategy and personal interactions with potential beneficiaries are seen as critical to making best use of our scarce human and financial resources. Extending a helping hand is done without compromising on the selfesteem of the intended beneficiaries. All of this is being done with clarity of purpose, well-defined destination and neatly chartered path to the destination involving focused activities as well as organized and structured approach. With well above hundred highly committed and motivated members from all walks of life who have excelled in their individual endeavours, the organization has been contributing its mite to overall societal and national development. The membership is open to anyone committed to serve the society without consideration of religion / gender.

Mahavir International, Vadodara Kendra has been the proud recipient of the award in the field of Education for its outstanding services to promote education of bright and needy students of the society amongst all the centres for last five consecutive years at International Conventions of Mahavir International.

Mahavir Foundation Trust (MFT), is our affiliated organisation which is registered as a Trust (Registration No E-5923Vadodara) with the Charity Commissioner and enjoys Income Tax Exemption under Section 80-G of Income Tax. We accept all donations through Mahavir Foundation Trust, which has been helping us by consistently extending financial support to our social and developmental activities.

What We Do Education - The Best Gift This has been the flagship initiative of Mahavir International since its very inception. Beginning with Adopted Schools Programme in 2001, a number of additional schemes and programmes have been added over the years to cover the entire spectrum. These include: Adopted Schools Initiative The very first initiative in 2001 continued to date - focusses on encouraging students through prizes and scholarships. Schools selected are the ones where students from weaker sections of society come for education.

During 2015 - 16, Nine Schools were covered under this initiative.

Drop-out Prevention Initiative focusing on primary school students.

Launched a few years ago to support children in primary schools with a view to prevent drop outs at early age, particularly from families that have many children and find it hard to support education of all of them. Generally, the adverse impact is more on the girl child.

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Open Scholarship Initiative Enables any student from any school / college / university / professional course in Vadodara city to apply. This grew out of the adopted schools initiative – aimed to cover needy students from the entire city. This is the largest and agship scheme of Mahavir International, Vadodara Kendra covering students from Std. 8th onwards and all the way up to professional courses / university education.

Interest-free Loan Initiative Educational expenses go up as students move to higher standards / higher education.

In keeping with the guiding p r i n c i p l e o f c o n t i n u i t y, Interest-free Loan Initiative provides for larger assistance to students in higher secondary schools as also to students aspiring for higher education, as they move into colleges / professional courses.

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Mentor Sponsor Initiative Brings together very bright, needy students with individuals and organizations who could provide mentoring / guidance for all-round development, leading to excellent employability. Initiative covers very bright and needy students from Std. 10th onwards. Oneto-One connectivity ensures that the students have access to sensitive mentors all the time and for all their needs Counselling of Children Given the family background, parents are typically unable to guide their children, particularly at the critical 10th and 12thstandard levels.

Unfortunately, the schools attended by these students are also not in a position to effectively meet this need. In this context, some of the members and consultants who possesses expertise in different ďŹ elds act as counsellors to support student's emotional and carrier development needs.

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Helping the Needy - g§doXZm 'g§doXZm' works with the primary objective of helping to recycle and reuse articles from well-to-do urban homes and bring them to the economically weaker households of our society. Our motto is "LOVE ALL - SERVE ALL" and we strive to achieve this without compromising the dignity and the self-respect of the recipients. At 'MI-Samvedana', we collect articles from our generous donors and bring them to our collection centres.

Here, we carefully do product wise and size wise assortment, if necessary; add value to it by repairing / stitching the article; and then distribute these to the needy through our carefully selected channels, the major one being the families of our beneficiary students.

Distribution is typically done along with our scholarship distribution functions where beneficiary students are invited with their families.

'MI - Samvedna' offers an invaluable opportunity to 'Share what one can Spare' and experience the 'Joy of Giving'.

Health Ÿ We have tied up with Hari Om Seva

Trust to help the needy families for medical treatment at Sayaji Hospital and Gotri Hospital in Vadodara Ÿ We are also organising Medical

Check-ups in Adopted Schools as well as schools in nearby villages as also for our beneficiaries.

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Amem Xrn A Street-to-School Initiative This is our latest initiative resulting from the realization that while the focus was on school and college going students, there were a lot of children on the streets and in slums who were not even going to regular schools. The school in such cases is taken to the children through schools in slums / streets or footpaths. We have now sixteen such centres catering to over 500 children under "Amem Xrn" Banner. The initiative has really seen tremendous involvement from citizens of Vadodara who actively assist and participate in these Centres. The children are provided all teaching materials, uniforms, school bag, shoes etc. and are also encouraged in sports and a variety of creative activities for their allround development. Field trips, movie and magic shows, sports events, fun fair etc. are just a few examples of the activities with these children.

We have recently started Mentorsponsor programme at these centres through which we are enrolling close to seventy bright kids (who are not able to bloom to their potential due to constraints faced by them and their families) to better schools to unleash their full potential and ensure all-round personality development.

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Annual Cultural Evening

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The cultural programmes are presented by the beneficiary students from Adopted Schools as well as Asha Deep Centres, along with a few programmes by esteemed members. The entire performance is by amateurs associated with MI/MFT but can be easily compared with the best of professional events. A large number of donors, well-wishers, teachers and children's families attend this event to get updated on the activities supported by MI/MFT.

Ÿ The event this year was held at

Gandhi Nagar Gruh due to a last minute cancellation of our booking at Sir Sayaji Nagar Gruh. Entire event was organized as a themebased dance competition between adopted schools with additional performance by Asha Deep children. Compering of the event was also by the members themselves in keeping with the philosophy of MI/MFT. Attractive prizes were given to the children and the schools as further 08

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encouragement. The entire event received tremendous appreciation from an overflowing audience which stayed until the end to cheer all the children. Ÿ The occasion was also used to

launch the Mentor - Sponsor scheme for promising Asha Deep children, an initiative that will again become another milestone in our journey.

How We Do It - Guiding Principles Ÿ Each beneficiary is personally assessed by one of our esteemed members

through house visits etc. This due diligence is given very high importance as we want to make sure that contributions made by people like you really reach the needy and deserving students and families. Ÿ All schemes are applied without any consideration of

caste, religion or gender with the sole criteria being the merit and the need. Ÿ We do this in a manner that in no way

compromises the self-respect of the beneficiary students and their families.

This is important because our belief is that we do this only because we want to return something to the society that has allowed us to prosper and do well. Basically, we do it for our own satisfaction and happiness. Ÿ Every single rupee that is

contributed for the various educational initiatives of our organization is given to the beneficiary students. There are absolutely no administrative expenses (as those are taken care of by our members through their own resources). Ÿ Increased sensitivity of young students

from well-to-do families as also the families themselves towards the social responsibility for the weaker sections of the society. Ÿ Continuity is maintained both in terms of schemes as also

in terms of the students. We strive to extend support for as long as the beneficiary student continues his / her education and needs this support.

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GANDHI, KRUPA: MI/MFT has supported her since 11th std. In 12th Board exam, she stood 8th in Baroda. Her father runs an Agarbatti lari and his income was not sufficient to fund her education expenses.

She completed MBA with flying colours from a reputed college and is presently employed with TCS. YADAV, SANGITA: MI has supported her throughout diploma course. She is from a very needy family. She topped in Diploma ( Mech ) at MS University, Baroda and, through campus selection, got selected in ABB Ltd . Her father is very honest and hardworking man. Inspite of our refusal, he started repaying Rs.500 per month to MI/MFT, even before Sangita completed her studies.

VANKAR, DHARMESH: MI supported him since 8th std . His father runs a Pedal Rickshaw and also works as casual labour.

For some time, his academic performance was below MI/MFT criteria, but looking at his determination, MI/MFT continued supporting him as a special case. From 11th onwards, he never looked back and, with hard work, he cleared M Com and also professional course of CS. He is presently working as Company Secretary in a reputed organisation.

DUTTATRAY, JAYDEEP: His father was working as a peon in a school and his financial condition was not good. So, looking at his talent, MI/MFT supported him since he th was in 9 . He got selected through campus selection and, since last 3 years, he is working with L & T. BHUTE, NIRAV: MI/MFT supported him since first year of his Diploma Course . He topped in Diploma (Mech) from MS University of Baroda and he is presently working with ALSTHOM. His father is a PUJARI in a Temple and has very limited

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income. He has shown honesty by returning unused amount out of total scholarship given to him. Not only this, he is now regularly contributing to MI/MFT for support of other deserving students. Ÿ CHHEDA, HARSH: MI/MFT started supporting him since second year of his graduation, B.tech (Chemical). With his hard work and dedication, he topped in his college. Thereafter, for 3 years, he worked with Essar Refinery - Jamnagar as Assistant Manager - Production. Presently he is pursuing his Masters from University of Tulsa in the US. PATEL, ANKIT: He has been supported by MI/MFT since his graduation days . He st rd stood 1 in Gujarat and 3 in India in B Pharm. He was also topper in M Pharma at IIT, Banaras. In March, '15, he represented BHU - IIT team at International Conference at Abu Dabhi where his project was awarded 1 s t prize. Presently he is working as RESEARCHER at Sun Pharma. Ÿ S A H E R WA L A , R O Z I N A : M I / M F T supported her since 11th std. (Science). She was about to choose another stream due to financial constraints, but MI/MFT pursuaded her to go for science only considering her aptitude. With her sincerity and hard work, st she got 1 rank with Gold Medal in BE (EC) from SVIT, VASAD. She got selected in IBM - Bangalore through campus placement. Ÿ

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S H U K L A , D I PA L I : S h e h a s b e e n associated with MI since beginning of her graduation. Recently she has completed MBBS with 1 s t class from Jamnagar University. Since last 10-12 years, her father has been suffering from brain tumour.

Only earning member in the family is her mother whose salary is not enough to feed the family.

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RANA, NIRALI : She has been associated with MI since beginning of Diploma Course.

She stood 1st with GOLD MEDAL in Diploma (CIVIL) at MS University of Baroda. She is the only student in her batch who got direct admission in BE in MS University of Baroda under Diploma to Degree programme Through campus selection, she got selected in TORRENT Power Ltd.

Activities Report Summary For 2015-16 Sr. No. 1

No. of Students covered 1088 Old Students 1529 New Students 2617 Total Students

Particulars Open Scholarship Scheme

2 3 4 5

Adopted Schools Students Covered under Street-to-School Initiative Loan Scheme Assistance to students of Poicha & Moxi school under CSR Activities of Styrolution ABS India ltd 6 Students Covered under various Sponsorship Schemes ( included in sr.no.1 above ) · Alpha Foundation · Hari Om Seva Trust · Dropout Prevention Scheme (Collabera) · Styrolution ABS India Ltd(CSR Project) · FSKT · Surajdevi Gulabchand Charitable & Welfare Trust. · Ankur Scientific Energy Technology Pvt Ltd (CSR Project) Total no. of students covered under Scholarships, Sponsorship and Loan Scheme.

Total No. of students and their family Members covered under MI - Samvedana

510 Students 500 Students 97 Students 814 students 822 Students 63 Students 170 Students 200 Students 152 Students 77 Students 10 students 150 students 4538 Students More than 20,000

In addition to the this, we have also distributed blankets and jackets during winter in five villages covering close to 4000 families (under Styrolution ABS sponsorship) First Annual Sports Day for the street children from Asha deep centres was organized at Billabong High International School. Close to 360 children participated and a large number of prizes were given away. The excitement and happiness of the children had to be seen to be believed!

Summary For Last Five Years Sr. No.

Year

Students in Adopted Schools

1 2 3 4 5

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

128 181 436 538 510

Open Scholarship Scheme

Students under Loan Scheme

735 1227 1783 2112 2617

42 82 102 77 97

Total No .of Students Covered

905 1490 2321 3025 *4538

*3224 + 500 (Asha Deep) + 814 (Moxi and Poicha Schools).

Amount spent

Dona ons Received 120

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100

80

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20

20

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2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 Rs.in lacs

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

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Future Directions Ÿ Educational support to the bright and needy from economically disadvantaged families is likely to see further expansion in line with the ultimate objective that MI must be seen as the prime contact for all such students and families in the city. Scholarship support to adopted schools will be enhanced as also the scholarship amounts for the open scheme. More and more promising children from Asha Deep centres will be moved to better schools / provided effective mentorship and sponsorship to ensure a clear long term developmental path for them. Emphasis will also be placed on skill and creativity development for promising budding artists, sportspersons from amongst the Asha Deep beneficiaries. Additional Asha deep centres will be started after assessing the needs with a target of taking the number of such centres to at least 20 by March, 2017. Ÿ Samvedana is likely to expand further as more and more citizens recognize MI / MFT as the most desirable organization for effectively carrying out such sharing and re-distribution.

The programme will be extended to all Adopted Schools and Asha Deep centres during 2016 - 17. Ÿ A major new initiative in Health Care is planned to be launched during 2016 -17. The focus will be on covering Health and Hygiene related issues of the current beneficiary students and their families. The initiative is expected to become a flagship programme of MFT (just like Education) in the next two to three years.

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MAHAVIR FOUNDATION TRUST BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED ON 31-03-2016 FUNDS AND LIABILITIES Trust Funds or Corpus Balance as per last balance sheet Add : Received during the year

Amount in Rs.

1,997,584 250,000

Amount in Rs.

PROPERTY AND ASSETS Immovable Properties ( Stated at cost )

2,247,584 Additions / Deductions including for

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depreciation

Other Earmarked Funds

Investments ( Stated at cost )

( Created under the provisions of the Trust Deed of scheme or out of the income )

Depreciation fund Sinking Fund Any other Fund Loans (Secured or Unsecured) From Trustees From Others

21,000

Furniture & Fixtures Balance as per Last Balance Sheet -

Additions / depreciation

Deductions

including

for

Loans given ( Secured / Unsecured) 21,000 Interest free unsecured Loan Scholarship to students

Liabilities For Expenses For Advances For rent and other expenses For Sundry credit balances Income and expenditure Account Balance as per last Balance Sheet Less : Appropriations if any Add / (Less) : Surplus / ( DeďŹ cit ) Less: Accumulation of 2010-11 utilized during the year

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Outstanding for more then one year Others

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3,770,199 32,351 3,802,550 513,950

Advances To Trustees To Employees To Contractors To TDS Receivables To Others

1,589,341 1,03,500

1,692,841

21,814 33,100

54,914

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Income Outstanding Towards Rent 3,288,600 Towards Interest Other income Cash and Bank Balance Cash on hand Balance in saving account and ďŹ xed deposit with nationalized Bank

5,000 3,804,429

5,557,184 As per our report of even date

3,809,429 5,557,184

The above Balance Sheet to the best of our belief contains a true account of the Funds and Liabilities and of the Property and Assets of the Trust.

For Amin Parikh & Co. Chartered Accountants

For and on behalf of Board of Trustees

CA. Samir Parikh Partner Place : BARODA Date : 20/05/2016

Dr Bhagchand Jain Chairman

Jayantibhai D Panchal Trustee

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MAHAVIR FOUNDATION TRUST INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED ON 31-03-2016 EXPENDITURE TO EXPENDITURE IN RESPECT OF THE PROPERTIES For Rates, Taxes, Cesses For Repairs and maintenances For Salaries For Insurance Depreciation ( By way of provision or adjustments ) TO OTHER EXPENSES For Establishment For remuneration ( in case of muth) For Legal Expenses For Audit Fee For contribution and Fees To AMOUNT WRITTEN OFF Towards Bad debts Towards Loan scholarship Towards Irrecoverable rents To Bank Charges To Miscellaneous expenses To Depreciation

Amount in Rs.

INCOME

Amount in Rs. -

BY RENT ( Accrued / Realized) -

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BY INTEREST ( Accrued / Realized) On Loans On Bank Accounts FDR Saving Interest

By Dividend

286,462 267,204 19,258 -

BY DONATIONS IN CASH OR KIND Domestic 11,295,259 International FCRA contribution 11,295,259

500 -

500 BY INCOME FROM OTHER Interest on Income Tax Refund

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477

513,950

By Transfers of accumulation of 2010-11

5,389 -

477

5,389

TO AMOUNTS TRANSFERRED TO RESERVE OF SPECIFIC FUNDS

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TO EXPENDITURE ON OBJECTS OF THE TRUST ( specify if any from FCRA)

For Religious For Educational

12,057,908

( Includes Rs. Nil/- utilized from FCRA account )

For Medical Relief For Relief of Poverty To Surplus carried to Balance sheet TOTAL As per our report of even date

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12,057,908 DeďŹ cit Carried to Balance sheet

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32,351 12,096,148

TOTAL

12,096,148

For Amin Parikh & Co. Chartered Accountants

For and on behalf of Board of Trustees

CA. Samir Parikh Partner Place : BARODA Date : 20/05/2016

Dr Bhagchand Jain Chairman

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Jayantibhai D Panchal Trustee

Sponsors, Donors and Well-wishers Styrolution ABS ( India ) Ltd Ankur Scientific Energy Technologies Pvt Ltd Hariom Seva Trust Alpha Foundation Collabera Technologies Pvt Ltd Narayan Netra Trust Federation Samaj Kalyan Trust Pratham Investments Neela Nagindas Shah - Collabara C.R.Kothari & Sons Stock Broking Pvt Ltd. Sunil Bhatia Conmat Oil & Gas Pvt. Ltd Dilip Harshe Fuel Furnaces Manufacturers Alpha & Associates Banco Product Trust Grand Polycot Co Pvt Ltd Standard Pesticides Limited Chandra Singh Mehta Rajesh kumar Somani Raama Group Kaka Polymers G.H.Patel Charitable Trust Dipen V Gada Admark Polycot Pvt Ltd Mahavir International Foundation Trust, Jaipur Rotary Club Of Baroda - Sayaji Nagari Krishan Kumar M.R.Lodha Arihant Pharmacy Bohmis Industries Pvt Ltd Sachin's Pradip Raigandhi Jashwant P Jain & Suman J Jain Prateek Mehta Shanti Chand Jain Dr Ashit Shah Haresh P. Shah Sardarmalji Bachhawat Samarpan Trust Leenaben N Desai and Kitty Club Abhishek Kumat Hari Menon Hiren. B. Desai Sushil Ambalal Macwan Harish Ambalal Rathod

Vikas Saxena Pramod Joshi Aruna Kumat Zydex Industries Kataria Automobiles Pvt Ltd Kaushal Shah United Engineering Corporation Nirav Dhananjaybhai Bhute Shree Ram Products Tirupati Industry Kaka Hospital Artys Paper Heritage Falbin Engineering Pvt Ltd Flojet Engineers Pvt Ltd Jain Financial Services Pragati Engineers Jugal Kishor Madan Maulik Chandraketu Mehta Satish. K. Nathani Satyanarayan Samdani Kumud Gangwal Maniben Champalal Shah Prabhavati V Ukani & Vithaldas B Ukani Steel Corporation The Shoppe Ishwar Steel Corporation Kataria Transport Co. Nayana Enterprises Akshay Shah Ashokkumar Shah Ashwin Shah Narendra Kumar Jain Ankita Shah Khushi Shah Viralben M. Vandera Aakash Gases Pvt Ltd Megha Switchgears Anshui Hemant Goel Kantaben Parikh Active Steel and Engg.Co Ravinder Khanna Therm Transfer Equipment Pvt Ltd Yogeshwar Engineering Dhirajlal L Popat Akshay Shah Co. Bhagwati Wood Works

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D.H.Fabrics Delta Marketing Services Gradient Heat Transfer Equipment's Gujarat Sales Corporation Jade Blue Joshi Jain & Co Prabhu Steel Industries Rajat Textiles Rupesh Textiles Shree Sales Corporation S M Consultancy Services Swadeshi Textiles Tirthan Charitable Trust Surendrasinh U. Vala Aksharkumar Godhani Atul Shah (C/o. Arihant Opticals) Jaychand Mohanlal Jitendra D. Shah Mahipal Chand Abani Mukesh Pokhraj Parekh Ronak Panchal Suresh M Desai Vaibhav Jivraj Haria Manish K. Shah Meena Bhupendra Valia Pragya Kantilal Khambholja Vimalaben Jaswantbhai Shah Shardaben Ratilal Doshi Vasumati R. Jain Okhchand Bokadia Jolly Enterprises Atul Hasmukhbhai Shah Bhavinbhai Thakkar Dilkhush Raj Jain Gopalbhai Thakkar Hasmukhbhai Trivedi Hitesh Shah Vimal Bokadia Hetalben G Thakkar Nitaben Shah Vinita Bokadia Hitendra Raigandhi Ajay Agrawal Ritesh P. Shah Sushil.S.Biltiwala Sneha Parekh The Women's Kitty Club - MI Shah Engineering Shree Deep Enterprise Aum Industries

Shivam Trailer Services Alak Brahmanand Shah Chandana Pandey Girishbhai Shah Narayan Industries T S Kalpana Agency Shashi Mahajan Darpan Electrical Jacob Associates Meeraj Engineering Mehul J. Shah Kamla Shrimal Jacob Aditya Enterprise Arihant Optic S .S. Engineering S.L.Jain Mane Navsari Nilkant Fasteners Shreeji Traders Dr. Sanjay Kumar Vij Piecesco Satishbhai Chokshi Esskay Engineers Vani Instruments Appliances Vama Chirayubhai Kothari Sensewell Instruments Pvt Ltd. Dhirajlal S Shah Sai Krupa Traders Jinesh Kamlesh Shah Mukesh M. Shah P.C. Sacheti Rajiv Kumar M Gupta Chetna Dinesh Bafna Dipita Jayesh Shah Gunvantiben Devchand Shah Manisha Kamlesh Shah Uma Jadhav Amit Sarbatbhai Jain Deepak C. Shah Dhanshree Engineering Sai Electrical Air Max Hawa Control Saryuben D Mehta Rupal Sandip Shah Sureshbhai P Shah Nisha H Shah Hasmukh Mehta Surajdevi Gulabchand Muhnot Charitable & Welfare

Many of the contributions listed above are under CSR of Corporates / Companies.

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