PSCL's 2 brand new projects in Ratnagiri and Vadodara “Athashri was conceptualised with a motto of providing comfortable life to senior citizens with all the required facilities catering to their housing, personal and medical needs. Due to the change in socio-economic condition of urban India, Athashri is becoming the need of the hour. Thus, it is getting tremendous response wherever it is being launched and Vadodara was a similar case. Aſter getting overwhelming response to Phase 1 we are happy to launch Phase 2 of Athashri- Vadodara.” —Rahul Paranjape, Head, Corporate Finance PSCL To cater the ever-increasing demand from customers based out in Ratnagiri and Vadodara, Paranjape Schemes (Constructions) Ltd. (PSCL) has recently launched two brand new projects – Meghapushpa in Ratnagiri and Athashri Phase 2 in Vadodara. Due to reasonable price tags and attractive discounts both the projects have been fetching overwhelming response. Meghpushpa is PSCL's second project in the coastal city of Konkan region. The scheme will be of total 56 flats with options of 1 and 2 BHK homes. PSCL has floated a special launching offer under which customers get a scratch card at the time of booking through which they can seek discounts in the range of Rs. 25 to 75 thousand on the total price. Homes in Meghpushpa are equipped with all modern amenities. On the other hand, aſter receiving warm response to Phase 1 of first Athashri venture in Vadoadra, PSCL launched Phase 2 of this project. The project will have world class amenities and services like guest rooms, room service, housekeeping, domestic help, club house with swimming pool and gymnasium. The entire premise is designed to make it wheel chair enabled. While the Phase 1 had 149 units, this new phase will have total 135 units including 1BHK, 2BHK and few custom- made combinations of flats for senior citizens. Having sizes in the range of 732- 1354 square feet of saleable area. The launch price of Phase 1 was Rs.2050 per square feet and the first few booking in the Phase 2 can avail this as the special rate. Aſter a great response in Vadodara, PSCL is further planning to take Athashri to other big cities of Gujarat like Ahmedabad and Surat in near future. JANUARY 2018 [email protected]https://www.facebook.com/paranjapeschemes For Private Circulation Only " I am grateful for what I am and have. My thanksgiving is perpetual. - Henry David Thoreau R R
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PSCL's 2 brand new projects in Ratnagiri and Vadodara
“Athashri was conceptualised with a motto of providing comfortable
life to senior citizens with all the required facilities catering to their housing, personal and medical needs. Due to the change in socio-economic condition of urban India, Athashri is becoming the need of the hour. Thus, it is getting tremendous response wherever it is being launched and Vadodara was a similar case. Aft er getting overwhelming response to Phase 1 we are happy to launch Phase 2 of Athashri-Vadodara.”
—Rahul Paranjape, Head, Corporate Finance PSCL
To cater the ever-increasing demand from customers based out in Ratnagiri and Vadodara, Paranjape Schemes (Constructions) Ltd. (PSCL) has recently launched two brand new projects – Meghapushpa in Ratnagiri and Athashri Phase 2 in Vadodara. Due to reasonable price tags and attractive discounts both the projects have been fetching overwhelming response.
Meghpushpa is PSCL's second project in the coastal city of Konkan region. The scheme will be of total 56 fl ats with options of 1 and 2 BHK homes. PSCL has fl oated a special launching offer under which customers get a scratch card at the time of booking through which they can seek discounts in the range of Rs. 25 to 75 thousand on the total price. Homes in Meghpushpa are equipped with all modern amenities.
On the other hand, aft er receiving warm response
to Phase 1 of fi rst Athashri venture in Vadoadra, PSCL launched Phase 2 of this project. The project will have world class amenities and services like guest rooms, room service, housekeeping, domestic help, club house with swimming pool and gymnasium. The entire premise is designed to make it wheel chair enabled.
While the Phase 1 had 149 units, this new phase will have total 135 units including 1BHK, 2BHK and few custom-made combinations of fl ats for senior citizens. Having sizes in the range of 732- 1354 square feet of saleable area. The launch price of Phase 1 was Rs.2050 per square feet and the fi rst few booking in the Phase 2 can avail this as the special rate.
Aft er a great response in Vadodara, PSCL is further planning to take Athashri to other big cities of Gujarat like Ahmedabad and Surat in near future.
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" I am grateful for what I am and have. My thanksgiving is perpetual. - Henry David Thoreau
Namaskar,Loneliness will be my topic this time. Because
it needs to be heard, discussed and importantly, believed. There are people who ‘look’ lonely and people who ‘feel’ lonely. We oft en misunderstand lonely with alone. Being alone is just being without some company but being lonely is a state of mind that stays with you, haunts you wherever you go. It’s that one vacant spot that ceases to be fi lled. If not dealt with, it can be hazardous to a person’s sanity.
Recently, Britain has appointed a minister for loneliness to tackle the ongoing battle of
loneliness and social isolation. This is in line with the recommendations made by the ‘Jo Cox Commission on Loneliness’, which was established by U.K. lawmaker Jo Cox before she was assassinated in 2016. Minister Tracey Crouch will be responsible for developing a wider strategy on the issue. In Britain alone, over nine million adults are oft en or always lonely. Doctors have long warned that social isolation is a growing epidemic which can have physical, mental and emotional consequences.
Loneliness has become a worldwide woe now. People need to come together to fi nd long-lasting solutions. Being connected, staying in touch is considered to be a fundamental human need, extremely necessary for survival. Our culture, which was once hugely responsible for bringing people together, has lost its relevance today. Disappearance of communities has further fuelled this issue, giving a feeling of abandonment. There is no one person to blame here; it’s the entire society that is changing. People are either running behind their priorities fi ercely or immersing themselves in the state of confusion, having no clarity of anything at all. Either ways, both categories are fi nding it diffi cult to socialise, establish and maintain connect. Being lonely doesn’t mean being free, as is oft en believed.
It’s important to feel needed. That feeling itself is dying but community living can greatly help in restoring it. Communities provide platform for people to connect. There is a purpose in coming together and offering our time and energy to create, build, and nurture things. This is a small step promising bigger impact. Right from ‘The Happiness Network’ community, let us start connecting and collaborating for this initiative.
One brilliant sentence I read somewhere sums this up- Just as anyone can be affected by loneliness, so can everyone be part of the solution.
Hello Friends,India’s presence in ‘Davos meet’ was noticeable. Those of
you who missed out on this promising event, here’s a brief- The World Economic Forum, a Swiss non-profi t organisation based in Switzerland is committed to improving the state of the world. For doing this effectively, an annual meeting takes place in January at Davos, in the eastern Alps region of Switzerland. This forum is looked up by nations as one defi nite platform to resolve international confl icts. The annual meeting brings together around 2,500 business leaders, international political leaders, economists, celebrities and media persons. Apart from the four-day annual meet, the organisation holds some six to eight
regional meetings each year in locations across Africa, East Asia and Latin America, and two further meets in China, UAE and India. There are many other researches and initiatives that exemplify its role in international relations.
Aft er 21 years, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was invited to address the forum. Former Prime Minister Deve Gowda attended the summit in 1997. Modi addressed attendees on the day 1 of the summit. He emphasised on the three most signifi cant challenges to human civilisation- climate change, terrorism and backlash against globalisation. He pointed out at the obvious inequalities in incomes and opportunities, divide between the present and the future and so on. He also made it a point to talk about the present development agenda that has been categorised under fi ve pillars-
1. Reform, perform and transform.2. Usage of technology to transform governance and deliver public entitlements and
services.3. Improvisation of the physical infrastructure including roads, railways, air and sea ports.4. Upscale and improve the rules governing economic activity. Complete integration with the
world in major policy areas. 5. Inclusive economic development.Modi’s speech has been praised across all sectors. China’s foreign ministry said that Modi’s
remark showed that globalisation is the trend of the times and serves the interests of all countries including developing countries.
Some international dailies like Global Times, carried the news of his address on front pages. His move of introducing GST- one tax instead of multiple taxes, earned appreciation at Davos.
Three days aft er his speech at Davos, we could see him host 10 leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations or ASEAN as guests of honour at the ceremonial parade being held at Rajpath on Republic Day. Seeing that, I was reminded of the Sanskrit phrase, ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’.
- Shrikant ParanjapeChairman, PSCL
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PSPL 7: 25 teams, 300 players and thousands of cherished moments
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We, the proud cricketer women!Cricket is just not a sport but is a religion in this country and like all other privileges
bestowed to men in this country they have been the maximum shareholders in enjoying this wonderful sport.
PSPL gave this completely out of the box opportunity to every woman and more importantly to every ordinary 'housewife' to come out of their cocoons and experience 'Cricket' in the most real way they could. A Sport which has been undeniably the heartbeat of this country and a sport which has fascinated 100's and 1000's of Gully's in India to fi nd their aspiring sportsmen and now with pride and hope I can say Sports-women too.
From being tea makers at home to being key players on the fi eld I want to congratulate and pat every woman who participated in this tournament with utmost sincerity, commitment and enthusiasm. It takes immense courage to step into the world completely alien to you, immense spirit to play a sport dominated by men in every aspect (from viewing to playing) and immense guts to tell yourself – 'Yes You Can Do It!' PSPL has opened a new door for all those homemakers and offi ce goers to know their hidden talent in the fi eld of sports and the ability to take challenges irrespective of their age, health limitations and other commitments which have defi ned them all these while.
So kudos for introducing PSPL and creating an opportunity to celebrate the never dying spirit of being a woman!
- Shriya Joshi, Rolling Hills Czarinas, Winners of PSPL 7
PSPL 7 Men's Champions - Blue Ridge 1
7th Inning, new beginning!Introducing women cricket in PSPL 7 was a major decision we at PSCL had taken prior to this year's tournament and proving all our initial doubts wrong as many as 7 women teams made their debut and turned this year's season of PSPL truly memorable by their fantastic performance. While Rolling Hills Czarinas bagged the rst ever Women's Trophy, Woodlands Princesses won the runners-up trophy. Meanwhile, the tournament has also received overwhelming response from men. Out of 18 men's teams participated this year, Blue Ridge1 fetched the trophy and Gloria received the runners-up award.
PSPL 7 Women's Champions - Rolling Hills Czarinas
Extensive coverage of PSPL 7 on Page 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 16
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This is a real story of one dynamic and passionate youngster!
During 1970s, this young man, Suryakant, from Marathwada region of Maharashtra, came to Pune for college education. Fighting against all odds, he completed his education. During his Struggling days, one day, he met one orphan kid on the railway platform. Being sympathetic towards this orphan kid, Suryakant took care of the kid for almost 10 months, with a dominated thought of course, “there might be thousands of such kids, with no support! I should do something for them!”
That was the conception stage of Swapnabhoomi! Aft er working in Pune for 3 years,Suryakant went back to his native place, Kerwadi in Parbhani District and started “Swapnabhoomi”.
They say, Behind every successfull man there is a woman! It is True in this case, too. A young woman, who had never gone out of Pune in her lifetime, was ready to go to Kerwadi with Suryakant! She was Manik! Manik had fallen in love with his “Dream”. The couple went to Kerwadi and “Swapnabhoomi (Dreamland)” was born!
The day was, 10th May 1980! Today, Suryakant Dada and Manik Tai have become Aai Baba of Nearly 400 children. The story started with one life and now it’s a Success story of many lives!
There are many proud moments in our 40 years journey. We will come with stories each month. But this month, we have a broad smile on our face!
We take pride in sharing with you that , SEDT has been selected by Miracle foundation as a partner for their program, 'Centre For Excellence.'
The Miracle Foundation is a charity navigator, a four star rated organization dedicated to helping world's orphans. Miracle Foundation stands for orphaned children and helps them thrive in real time. Their goal is for every child to live in a loving family, to become a healthy, happy, self sustaining person.
Miracle Foundation works with almost 600 NGOs all over the world, 40 NGOs in India and out of these, they have chosen only 4 NGOs as their Partner!! Out of 4, one is Socio Economic Development Trust! Great Going, isn’t it?
The organisations chosen to be developed as a Centre for excellence would be Miracle India’s associate children's homes, who have experience in implementing
the Miracle method, have shown a consistent progress, have a willingness as well as wherewithal to run such a knowledge and resource centre.
Miracle says, "Socio Economic Development Trust – SEDT is a
registered NGO established in 1980 with an aim to make difference in the life of people in rural area of Parbhani district of Marathwada region of Maharashtra state. Some of the key projects of SEDT include Dreamland, a children's homes for children without parental care, child helpline, discovery science centre, village development programmes."
Miracle Foundation has been associated with SEDT for the last two and half years and began to mentor and support its children's home, Dreamland since 2014. SEDT exhibits the potential to develop Dreamland Centre for excellence on account of: Being a seasoned and well respected NGO in district
Parbhani, experienced in running a variety of community development programmes.
Have shown a progressive stance in implementing the Miracle Foundation Method and thereby elevating the quality of child care and development in its children's home.
SEDT has a full-fl edged training facility and paraphernalia which is used both for in-house training programmes as well as programmes conducted by other organisations.
Geographically the organization is almost centrally located to reach out to organisations across all other districts in Marathwada.
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Nurturing Smiles
For more details Main Offi ce Swapnabhoomi, KerwadiTal. Palam, District Parbhani Parbhani – 431720Mobile 9922914102
Pune Offi ce Shriram Jyoti Housing Society, A Wing, Flat No. 3, Opp CDSS, Erandawne, Pune – 411004Mobile: 9822422333, 9922914110
Success story and recent achievement of Swapnabhoomi
We are conducting training programs for other 15 Children Homes in Parbhani District in partenesrhip with Miracle. We help these Homes to learn things like child care, creating family environment, implementing healthy practices, maintaining cleanliness, prevention of abuse, healthy menu design, etc. Other than 2-3 days training per month, our Team visits these children's homes and provides them extra support. We are confi dent, that by the end of this project, all these homes will be ideal homes for children.
Proud moment for everyone in SEDT family
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05Noble Initiative
Social media is often blamed for consuming too much time of today's youth. However, few youth used this same social media platform to built a team of more than 40 people from all around the city for the night of 31st December to Serve tea to the Mumbai Police through 'A Cup of Smile' initiative.'A Cup of Smile Team' as they called themselves served more than 800 cups of tea to on duty policemen at Marine Drive during the New Year night. The group was divided into smaller teams and assigned specifi c location covering the entire length of marine drive area where there was maximum patrolling. They started at around 9pm and went upto 3am. Volunteers not only served tea to the police but also off ered them biscuits and chocolates and wished them a 'Happy New Year'. This tea brought a smile on the face on the policemen and also gave them few moments of relaxation from their stressful duty. Mumbai Police were overwhelmed by this kind gesture towards them. The entire funding for this initiative was raised by contributions of volunteers and well wishers. Inspired by this initiative a few other youth did similar such initiatives at areas like Thane, Chatrapati Shivaji Terminus and Gateway of India.
Sanket Subhedar and GroupAryavarta, Nashik
Mob: 9892371961
When many had a glass of wine few shared
'A Cup Of Smile''A Cup Of Smile'
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06 Fun Learning
In today’s technology driven world, children have access to the latest gadgets on a daily basis. Their young age enables them to quickly learn how to use technology. These young
techno-savvy children are called digital natives, quite aptly so.
Create Vs. Consume
When children use technology, they are consumers of work done by others. It is like reading a book someone else has written. The household computer is more like the all-in-one toy that children use for playing games, exploring interesting content, etc. But the real value of the computer is as a powerful tool for innovation and creativity. Learning to program enables children to become creators -- Use technology to express their ideas, learn new skills, hone their minds. Computer programming or coding allows children to create their own games, animate their own stories, build their own apps, websites. From consumers, they become creators of technology.
Why learn?
There is a perception that coding is a highly specialised, technical skill meant for students who are inclined towards science and maths. But when we teach children to code, we are not teaching them to all become computer engineers
when they grow up. Coding builds essential problem-solving abilities, analytical and structural thinking skills. These are invaluable life-skills regardless of what professions children choose when they grow up.
Age-appropriate technologies
That said, its important to teach children technologies that are age- appropriate. Using professional tools to teach children is not effective. But extensive research globally over the last decade has resulted in the creation of a variety of tools to teach children programming – these are called visual programming languages – where commands can be dragged and snapped together to form the program or the set of instructions for the computer to follow. Some popular examples are Scratch by Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT App Inventor by Google, Tynker, Code Studio & App Lab by code.org, etc.
How robots fi t in
While robotics is a big buzz word today, at the heart of smart robots are programs or logic that make them work like they do. Programmable robot platforms like Lego WeDo, Lego Mindstoms, Plezmo, etc. today play a big role in teaching children how computer programs control most advanced
modern day machines. So learning about robots should be a combination of learning the mechanics about the structure of the robots, the electronic components like sensors and the program to make it work. This year, introduce your child to computer programming and start a journey of learning and creating with computers. Children can follow the steps provided here to build their fi rst computer program! Put your coding caps on. Code to Learn, Code for Fun!
About the author-
Nishigandha Palshikar is the founder of PrograMitra, aimed at bringing computer programming education for children since 2014. She has a Bachelor of Computer Engineering degree from PICT college under University of Pune and was a merit list holder in SSC and HSC. She has worked in the soft ware industry for over 12 years before starting PrograMitra. She was a part of Loksatta Maharashtra’s feature on off-beat ventures by women entrepreneurs. She is also a visiting faculty at Flame University where she teaches Mechatronics for Design.
Nishigandha PalshikarSairang, Kothrud
Mob: 7030498800
From toy to toolChanging the way children use computers through codingThe household computer is like an all-in-one toy that children use for playing games, exploring interesting content, etc. But learning to code enables children to create their own games, animations, apps, websites, etc. Sairang Resident Nishigandha Palshikar is the founder of Progamitra who started this fi rm in 2014 with an aim of imparting computer programming education in children.
Building your fi rst computer program
Here is a fun activity to teach your child to build his/her very fi rst computer program.Some basics –What is a computer program?A computer program is list of instructions we want the computer to follow. What is a programming language?Two people need to know a common language to be able to talk to each other. The computer can understand
instructions in certain languages called ‘programming languages’. So, to make the computer understand our instructions, we need to learn such a language - like Scratch Programming and write programs in it.What is a Scratch program like?A Scratch program is like a play taking place on a stage. You are the programmer-- the director of the play. Choose your actors (called sprites) and give them scripts (instructions) and watch your program in action by clicking on the Green Flag!
Date : Sunday, 25th February 2018 Venue : Jawaharlal Nehru Cultural Center,
Ghole Road, Pune. Timing : 4 pm – 8 pm
For details – www.programitra.com www.facebook.com/PrograMitra +91 7030498800
What will you build?
You will create a program to animate the following story
Students of PrograMitra’s Junior, Senior and Advanced Coders Courses bring you a unique exhibition –
Steps The program See it in action
PrograMitra’s Code to Learn, Code for Fun 2018
an exhibition of games, apps, websites and robots created by children
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07Entrepreneur's World
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How your signature describes your personality? Human is a highly evolved and complex species. As we know, the programming he received from his parents is almost the entire basis of all his behavior in the future. So, pain, pleasure, comfort, appreciation, love, feeling of security, fear, scolding, rejection, infl uence of mother, father, wife, children and many more aspects can be seen through the signature.
T o the trained graphologist, a signature is as good as having the person standing in front of him!
We are taught to write in a certain way when we are young. However, as we get older and form into distinct personalities, our hand writings begin to bear a distinct impression of their strengths and weaknesses and to make positive changes in our lives. But the signature is the only formation in the writing which is consciously formed by the writer. Hence, it bears the most distinct impression of his personality and mindset. Even the law accepts the uniqueness of the signature and thus our signature can represent us in all our transactions.
Some of us simply copy our parent’s signature while many of us spend hours trying to ‘design’ a signature when young. One way or another, we try our best to put our essence in those one or two words. musician has a signature shaped like an instrument or like musical notes. A footballer might have one looking like a football! Pele, in fact, does have a sign shaped like wise!
A signature mainly shows us the ‘public face’ of the writer. It also gives us a fair idea of his family and professional life.
To study the signatures, same as handwriting, we need to consider the size, shape, slant, placement and spacing and the legibility of the signature as a whole and of the individual letters that form it.
Now let us understand scientifi cally the factors related to the signature:• Size : 15-20% bigger sign than normal writing is a healthy
sign.
• Location: (refer the fi gure) 1. Connected to the past, Need support, will not take risk. 2. Calculative about risk/security, will decide as per
situation. 3.Result oriented.• Legible signature: The person is showing clean face in
public.• Illegible signature: Doesn’t show what he is. Has
non-conformance in views, beliefs, ideas and action• Placement of the letters:
Let our example be -Mr. Arjun Gajanan SatputeWhere,A- is for himselfG- is for his fatherS- is for his mother and,atpute- is for his family and work
It is same with the female too. But considering Indian culture, her name is changed. Where references change to:
Middle initial- for husband and First letter of surname- for mother in law
Now let us have a look at basic 10 samples:1. An ideal sign. The person is giving respect, taking good
care of the family, will do the same with his profession. He balances both and is successful.
2. Unnecessary attachment make relation stressful. Not able
to free himself from the parents.3. AGS written one upon other- Father dominates son and
mother dominates both.4. Writers initial is bigger than rest, he gives importance to
self. If it is too big, it is exaggeration.5. Father’s presence absent. Did not get love and care from
father. So does not give that in return.6. Will hide behind mother. Mother/Wife very strong.7. Only name- Is self focused and has his own style of
working.8. Only initials- not able to defi ne the profession. Students
not interested in studies. Not successful.9. Ascending signature and stroke, both, are positive, result
oriented. About 15 degree is good.10. Descending sign and stroke means he is tired. Not having
healthy image about self
A passionate Teacher and Counsellor for more than 20 years, Anjali Kirtane has now turned to be a successful Graphologist/Therapist. She started learning and eventually teaching Graphology
with an aim to serve people develop them emotionally, psychologically and physically
- Anjali Kirtane, Graphalogist Happiness Network Business Associate
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12 Life in Rhyme
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13Spreading Joy
Athashrians at Akashwani programAkashvani, Pune invited Athashrians to celebrate the fi rst day of 2018 with children living in orphanage at Akashvani. Our Athashrians played, interacted, sang, danced and more with these children and gave away some nice gifts too! Akashvani wished to create a bridge between senior citizens and the little kids where they could interact with each other in a happy environment. This unique initiative turned out quite well.
The programme organised by Akashwani Pune was conducted very well. The children were so
happy to meet 'aaji and aajoba'. They interacted with us enthusiastically about their hobbies and about their school etc. We played antakshari together. I want to thank Employees of Akashwani and Athashri Homes for this wonderful opportunity.
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