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Bharat Sevak Samaj
The branch of the Bharat Sevak Samaj was established in Nagpur in the August of 1952 with the establishment of Bharat Sevak Samaj on an all-India basis. Within the jurisdiction of this branch at Nagpur fall the districts of Nagpur, Wardha, Bhandara and Chanda. The Samaj has under its jurisdiction about 200 workers who undertake social activities. The membership of the Samaj in Nagpur city is about 500. The Samaj participates in activities, such as, publicity to the five-year plans, organisation of various development projects, help to the distressed, grow-more-food campaigns, development of handicrafts and cottage industries, welfare of women and children, youth organisation, education, production, co-operation, etc. The Samaj organises exhibitions in regard to five-year plans, home and cottage industries and national development schemes. On Gandhi Jayanti day it also undertakes clean-village campaigns with a view to protecting social hygiene. To help the patients suffering from T. B. the Nagpur branch has inaugurated a novel scheme tor their resettlement in life. The Samaj also operates various education centres for educating the adults. In order to make available monetary benefits to women belonging to middle class families, the Samaj runs a handicrafts centre. The Samaj conducts more than 15 Balak Mandirs. Every year the Samaj conducts a social service camp. So far more than 5,000 children and 500 youths have taken advantage of such camps. The special features of the Nagpur branch of Bharat Sevak Samaj are (1) the opening of hostels for students where free accommodation is provided to students, and (2) operation of a Government remand home under the management of the Samaj. The Samaj also aims at abolition of prostitution in years to come and has formulated plans towards the achievement of that goal.

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viii) The upper age limit will be relaxed in the case of ex-employees of the Bharat Sevak Samaj engaged for the execution of any Scheme financed by the State or Central Government to the extent of their service in the Samaj provided they are otherwise qualified and provided further they shall not have passed 40 years of age on the Ist day of January of the year in which applications are invited. Such candidates shall produce along with their application a certificate obtained from the Pradesh Chairman of the Samaj stating that they had been appointed for the execution of the scheme mentioned above, as and when required by the Commission.

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Bharat Sevak Samaj, Hoshiarpur. – Formed in 1955-56, Barart Sevak Samaj, Hoshiarpur is a non-political wing of Congress.  It has its headquarters at Hoshiarpur and branches in all the tahsils of the district.  The membership of the Samaj is about 500.
            This organizations is affiliated to the Punjab State Bharat Sevak Samaj, Chandigarh and subscribes to the ideals, functions and activities of the parent body.  It also helps in the implementation of Government programmes and educated the masses regarding the latest policies of Government.

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ii) SHPIs
Besides VAs, the Cachar Grameen Bank, DRDA and Agri Depts extension wing are found in the district as potential SHPIs. Regular intervention with them has already started. Also Nehru Yuva Kendras and Bharat Sevak Samaj became SHPIs and for them an awareness programme was already conducted in August 2000.

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Bharat Sevak Samaj, Kerala

This School is headed by B.S. Balachandran.
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