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About RajGond Sangram Sena
RajGond Sangram Sena, Bharatvarsh is a social organization working across all states of India.
This organization works for the protection of the rights and interests of people belonging to the Rajgond (Adivasi) community, and also works for the protection of their history, forts, palaces, land, art, culture, and overall human rights.
Main Objectives of RajGond Sangram Sena, Bharatvarsh
- To work for the social, economic, and political development of the Rajgond tribal community.
To protect the rights and interests of the Rajgond community.
To bring improvements in the fields of education, health, and employment.
To work for social justice and equality.
Goals of Bearers & Responsibilities
To work for the social, economic, and political development of the Rajgond tribal community.
To protect the rights and interests of the community members.
To bring improvements in education, health, and employment sectors.
To promote social justice, equality, and dignity.
Activities Conducted to Achieve Objectives
RajGond Sangram Sena, Bharatvarsh organizes various programs and activities to achieve its objectives, such as:
Social awareness campaigns
Education and health camps
Employment fairs
Movements for social justice and rights
Protection and preservation of forts, palaces, and heritage sites
Spreading awareness about the life history of King Sangram Shah Ji, the founder of 52 forts, and his great descendants
Celebrating the birth anniversary of King Sangram Shah Ji every year
Rajgond Sangram Sena,India plays an important role for the Rajgond tribal community and works for their development and empowerment.
Elected Office Bearers & Responsibilities
Founder
Vice-President
Secretary
General Secretary
Treasurer
Office Secretary
Social Media & Media In-Charge
1.Chairman
Appointment and supervision of meetings
Implementation of decisions taken by Executive Committee and Core Committee
2. Vice-President
Up to two Vice Presidents may be appointed
Responsible for executing assigned duties and orders
3. Secretary
Up to five Secretaries may be appointed as required.
- Responsible for strengthening the organization and executing leadership decisions.
4. General Secretary
Conducting committee meetings
Implementing decisions of the President, Vice President, and Core Committe.
5. Treasurer
Collection of donations and contributions
Presenting financial records to Core Committee, President, and Committee
6. Office Secretary
Execution of duties assigned by President and General Secretary
7. Social Media & Media In-Charge
One main in-charge and up to five assistants
Responsible for publishing activities and objectives on social and print media
Our Management Body
Dr. Kunwar Vijay Shah Ji
(Cabinet Minister)
(National Patron, Makdai State Royal Family, Government of Madhya Pradesh)
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Kunwar Arvind Pratap Singh
(Founder and Chief)
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Shri Balbir Singh Thakur
(Senior Advisor)
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General Body Meeting
The General Body Meeting shall be held once every year, with participation of all members.
It shall include:
Annual report
Review of activities
Financial income and expenditure review
Description of members’ responsibilities
Any important community-related information
Special General Body Meetings may be called when required by the Founder or President.
Our Gallery
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Rules of Raj Gond Sangram Sena, Bharatvarsh
💖 Name of the Organization
The name of the organization shall be Rajgond Sangram Sena,india. The organization can be formed when there are a minimum of 12 members.
🌱 Area of Operation
The operational area of Rajgond Sangram Sena ,indiashall be the entire territory of India.
🎓Honorary Members
Rajgond Sangram Sena,india may appoint Rajgond members who do not pay regular contributions as honorary members for special purposes.
❤️ Elections
Elections shall be held every three years as per rules in the General Body Meeting. If elections cannot be held on time, existing officers may continue for a maximum of six months.