Our Story
ABOUT US :
Shrushti Seva Samiti is a non-profit, non-government, and non-religious voluntary organization operating in the rural, urban, tribal and far-flung habitations of southwest regions of Rajasthan especially in Udaipur, Dungarpur, Rajsamand Sirohi, Chittore, Dausa, Jaipur and Pali districts. Its origin owes to a dream once seen by some likeminded intellectuals, educationists, doctors, engineers and social-activist youths who firmly believe that India cannot be translated into a developed country until a sustainable holistic transformation of its rural sector takes place.
OUR VISION
Shrushti Seva Samiti reflects and shares a vision of “an equal and just society where the vulnerable and marginalized sections of the society effectively participate in the development process leading to control over their resources”.
OUR MISSION
Our mission is to evolve, develop and support indigenous strategies that would cater to the developmental needs of the rural society in realizing their true strength and transforming themselves into a developed society.
OBJECTIVES OF THE ORGANIZATION
The objectives of the organization are –
To promote the cause of universalization of primary educational, especially girl education.
To empower women by promoting literacy and employment generation programmers.
To support the farmer in agricultural activities leading to economic growth and modernization.
To generate awareness to health, sanitation, family welfare and develop scientific temper in the rural folk.
To promote awareness to environment related issues such as forest conservation, rain water harvesting, alternative energy resources, and pollution control.
To promote social justice by extending help to physically handicapped, child-laboures and orphans.
To promote information and communication technology in rural sector.
To conduct research and create reliable database to support development strategies and activities.
THE FACT FILE
Shrushti Seva Samiti, a non-government organization, now manned with intellectuals, writers, educationists, doctor, engineers and youths burning with zeal to serve the mankind and self-realization, was founded in 1999 and was registered under society registration Act.1958 with its registered office at Jhadol (Ph.) block of Udaipur district in Rajasthan (INDIA). Now, it has its Head office at Udaipur and sub-office at Sagawara in Dungarpur and Badi Sadari in Chittoregarh of Rajasthan. These districts are tribal-districts and typically backward providing immense scope for developmental activities.
A POINT TO PONDER
Villages have been playing key roles in any developing economy for ages and will continue to do so even if their total transformation into a developed economy takes place. The role of rural sector, whether in a developing or a developed society, can never be under estimated. Application of this general truth to Indian economy is more obvious than to any other for several geographical, historical, cultural and religious factors. Technological developments have begun to show their impact, but India cannot be translated into a developed country until and unless a total transformation of its rural sector is taken place.
Main characteristics of a third world country are still dominating our rural scenario. Poverty, illiteracy, ill health, hunger, malnutrition, population growth, and poor infrastructure support are still our recognized enemies and national concerns. Our falling moral values and the attitude that someone will come to deliver us has only added to the cause of the misery. Any individual or institute, desirous to contribute to the cause of total transformation of India into a developed country will have to address himself to rural development focusing every effort to make rural folk change their attitudes, realize their strength and stand on to their feet.
The evolution of the Shrushti Seva Samiti is but a manifestation of the perpetual realization of the truth of the fact of the fore-going description by some like-minded people and a sincere selfless desire to serve the mankind. And gradually “Transform villages –Translate India into a develop country” derived as our vision statement without any deliberate effort to do so. Now, addressing ourselves to any activity that would aid to translating villages into a developed society is the mission of our institute.
