A BHUMI INITIATIVESS EN CHANGE TODAY...nn Thank You! Bhumi’s Siragugal is testimony to the power of the innumerable dreams that culminated on 15th November 2009. We are pleased to bring out this souvenir of our annual cultural and science fest for chil- dren from orphanages across Chennai in which 796 children from 26 orphanages participated in sixteen different events this year. An event of this scale could not have been orchestrated through the efforts of just a few people, and we are thankful to all those who made this event possible. Bhumi is grateful to the management, staff and children of the partici- pating children’s homes who actively took part in the event with great enthusiasm despite the heavy rains. Bhumi is indebted to Outreach (CSR initiative, Cognizant Technology Solutions) and Sneham (CSR initiative, Infosys) for supporting the event monetatily and through volunteer participation. Bhumi whole- heartedly thanks both the management and staff of Cognizant Tech- nology Solutions, Emerson, HCL ‘l'echnologies, Hewlett Packard, Larsen & Tubro, Lycatel, Orchid Pharmaceuticals, Sniper Systems and Tata Consultancy Services for helping us raise funds for the event through raffle tickets. Bhumi sincerely thanks the management of Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Kil- pauk for readily coming forward to offer a suitable venue for Siragugal. Bhumi also expresses its gratitude to volunteers from the College of Engineering (Guindy), the Indian Institute of Financial Management and Chinmaya Organisation for Rural Development(Thamatraipakkam) for supporting Bhumi effectively and efficiently. We also thank our other sponsors and partners, State Bank of India, Food King, AID India, ASAP Productions, Bala Tourist Cabs, Rotary club of Madras Chenna Patna, ISHRAE, Sniper Systems, SS Music, Velammal’s Pupa and Well-Mech, without whose support and contri- bution this talent carnival wouldn’t have been possible. Bhumi is very proud of each and every volunteer who contributed to Siragugal with energy and untir- ing enthusiasm. We will be back with a bigger and better Siragugal in 2010! About Us Bhumi is a Chennai-based non-profit volunteer organisation of young people working among orphaned and unprivileged children in the city. Our aim is to provide children with quality education and empower and enable them to become productive citizens of the future. The entire 200-strong volunteer force of this four-year-old organisa- tion is under 30 and consists of students and young professionals. Our volunteers currently work with over 650 children at 14 outreach cen- tres in and around Chennai including five orphanages, two schools, two village community centres that cater to six villages and five slum community centres.ee Awards Bhumi is the recipient of the 'Excellence in Literacy' Award 2009 from the Rotary Club. Bhumi is the recipient of the 'InDiya Shine Award! 2009 from Great Non-Profits in the small Non-profits category. Bhumi has also been selected as one of 'Asia Pacific Emerging 100! youth social entrepreneurships by the FYSE in 2009. Bhumi is a global semi finalist chosen from among 500 youth organisa tions for the 2009 Youth Action Net Global Fellowship. Bhumi's Other Projects 1. Kanini— A computer literacy programme involving teaching of basic and advanced concepts based on the children's aptitude levels. The programme is ongoing at 11 centers where over 250 children benefit. 2. Make A Difference (MAD) — An interactive English learning pro- gramme for children who have limited or no proficiency in the lan guage. This programme is ongoing at five centers in Chennai where 250 children benefit. 3. Little Einsteins — Through an activity-based learning approach live demonstrations and multimedia tools are used to ensure better under- standing and retention of Mathematics and Science. The programme is ongoing at a government aided school where 55 children benefit. 4, Dronacharya & Ekalavya — A leadership development program which pairs underprivileged children with volunteers who act as their mentors, role models and tutors. The program helps the children real- ize their potential and transforms the volunteers into more socially aware leaders. 5. Think Green - As part of this environmental initiative, we are devel- oping a park at Kotturpuram and planting trees in residential areas.tT — WITH BEST COMPLIMENTS FROM PINAKINI INDUSTRIES PVT LTD Regd. Office Factory “SAISRI” Chemudugunta Village D. No. 24-2-1870 Venkatachalam Mandal Plot No. 330 — 524 320 3rd Cross Road Nellore Dist. AP Magunta Layout Tel: 0861 — 2331687 / 2331787 Nellore — 524 003 Fax: 0861 — 2331627 Ph : 0861 — 2231387 Email: pip|_nlr@sancharnet.in Fax: 0861 — 2332415~~ Siragugal ‘09 Events Adaptunes This event demands quick changes in the style of dancing to suit the genre of music played. At Siragugal, as the DJ started playing the med- leys hesitant movements gradually turned into rocking steps. Constant cheering from the audience and the volunteer team set the tempo for many timid participants. We were amazed by the children’s ability to switch styles without taking much time to think. The event was wrapped up with the judge’s performance, one that got our coordina- tors and children up and dancing again in no time. PRIZE WINNERS: Juniors: I — Bhanu (Mottukal); Il — Rishi Il —- Monisha (Open Door) Seniors: I — Vignesh (Adi Dravida SSS); Il — Aishwarya (Annai Bharathamatha); III — Anitha (Anbagam) S.Seniors: I — Baji (Webbs); Il — Sowmya (Bala Mandir); II] — Nancy Lavanya (St. Thomas) JUDGE: Mr. Rajasekhar (John Britto Academy) Drawing As the clock ticked away, little hands carefully guided pencils aroundand manoeuvred paint-laden brushes on paper that was slowly disap- pearing under layers of exuberant colour and flowing lines. One draw- ing stood out for its intricate flower patterns while another was a mas- terpiece in pencil shading. A child made us smile by covering the entire paper with paint so that his artistic vision was no longer constrained by a white background. Children bent over their papers everywhere, tongues pecking out between lips in concentration, fingers frantically searching for erasers, focused eyes filled with visions related to the topic “Siragugal’”. Such was this hour-long drawing competition that brought out the inherent creative side of the 119 participants. a4 PRIZE WINNERS: Juniors: I — Rasathi (Mottukal); I and II] — Gayathri and Harish re- spectively (Annai Bharathamatha) Seniors: I — Saravanan (Bala Mandir); IT — Princy (Mottukal); II] — Vijay (Adi Dravida SSS) S.Seniors: I — Ayyapan (ICCW); II —- Sowmya (Bala Mandir); IIT — Na- garaj (Webbs) JUDGE: Ms. Maliga Suresh 5) Elocution Despite a shaky start, the first speaker immediately picked herself upee and gave such a good speech that the others were raring to participate too. What followed were commendable speeches with great confi- dence and supportive body language. The content was peppered with wisdom and wit and the clarity of thought displayed was astounding. Topics included “If I were invisible”, “I can make a difference by...”, “Do children of these days play outdoor games” and “Role of media in today’s world”. PRIZE WINNERS — ENGLISH: I — Priyadarshini (Suyam Trust), I — Infant Raj (Bala Mandir), III] — Niteesh Kumar (Siragu) PRIZE WINNERS — TAMIL: Juniors: I — Anandh (Siragu) Seniors: I — Manikandan (Sree Sarada), II — Gopi (Sathiya Jyothi), II — Krishnamur- thy (Adi Dravida SSS) S.Seniors: I — Kanthajyothi (Webbs), II — David Raj (Bala Mandir), HI — Janarthan- an (P.V.Rao), and Vetrivel (Aadhiswarat) JUDGE: Ms. Geetha Subramanian Essay Writing - Tamil The essays delivered in this on-the-spot event reflected immense cre- ativity, profound thought and keen observation of contemporary soci- ety. While “2050-il nam ulagam (Our world in 2050)” and “Naan ra- sitha iyarkai kaatchi (My most memorable glimpse of nature)” un- leashed the children’s imagination and creativity, topics like “Tho(laikaatchi (TV — Boon / Bane)”, and “Puththagam padippathu —Marainthu kondirukkum vazhakkam (Book reading — A dying habit)” brought out healthy arguments with real-life scenarios and examples.PRIZE WINNERS: Seniors: | — Logeshwaran (Siragu), II — Muthukumar (P.V.Rao), II — Perumal (Aadhiswarat) S.Seniors: I — Vasudevan (Sathiya Jyothi), Il - Saravana (ICCW), HI — Mohan Raj (Adi Dravida SSS) Mimicry - Monoact We were surprised to see 14 registrations for this very challenging event and even mote amazed by the performances delivered. While Uday Kumar (4th standard) won all our hearts with his spectacular body language and accurate mimicry of actor Kamal Hassan, Suresh (12th standard) made us roll in laughter by spoofing Kollywood actors. A few other children took us into the world of animals and birds with their outstanding performances. PRIZE WINNERS: ’ Juniors: I - Udayakumar (SISTWA), Il & II - Yuvaraj and Bhuvanesh respectively (Suyam) Seniors: I — Shagul (Child), Il — Vijayakumar (Webbs), III — Appu (Nesakkaram) S.Seniors: I — Suresh (Nesakkaram), II — Vetrivel \\ (Aadhiswarar), III — Nagaraj (Webbs) JUDGE: Mr. Loganathan Poetry - Tamil The spark in every child’s eyes as the themes were announced reflected their eagerness to instantly transform their thoughts into poetic verses. The emotions a few children captured in poetry to depict “Natpu (Friendship), “lyarkai (Nature)”, “Mazhalai (Innocence)” and “Palikoodam (School)” touched the hearts of the volunteers andjudges alike. The awe-inspiring and heart-stirring thoughts of the chil- dren transformed blank sheets of paper into works of art. PRIZE WINNERS: Seniors: | — Dhanraj (Siragu); II — Nethaji (Siragu); III — Gayathri (St. Thomas) S.Seniors: 1 — Sivashakthi (Bala Mandir); Il — Gnanaselvi (Bala Mandir); Ill — Deepan (ICCW) JUDGE: Mr. Dinesh Pot Painting In spite of the event being unusual the number of children wanting to participate far outnumbered the pre-registration count for the event. The children were lost in their thoughts soon after the event com- menced. While some drew satisfaction from simple artwork, others in- vested great effort and time in intricately depicting Arabic designs, cari- catures and more on the pots. PRIZE WINNERS: Juniors: 1 — Anandhi (Ebenezer); II - Babu (Ebenezer); I] — Prashanth (Webbs) Seniors: I — Vijayakumar (Webbs); II — Elumalai CCW); IT] — Jayapri-~~ — ya (Bala Mandir) S.Seniors: 1 — Sowmya (Bala Mandir); II — Vetriselvan (Sree Sarada); III — Iyappan (ICCW) JUDGE: Ms. Ramani Dharmaraj Rangoli The myth that the art of kolam / rangoli is the domain of girls was broken at this group event. We had equal participation from boys and girls of different age groups. We didn’t want to curb the imagination of the children by restricting them to a theme, and the results were indeed spectacular! The social and environmental messages expressed by some of the entries left us spellbound. The beautiful variety of designs showcased with a perfect choice of colours brightened the mundane floors of the mezzanine, creating a festive ambience. PRIZE WINNERS: Juniors: I and II — SISTWA; TI — Annai Trust Seniors: I — Ebenezer Home; IT — Annai Bharathamatha; III — Roshini Home S.Seniors: I — Bala Mandir; I — Sathiya Jyothi; IT — Mottukal JUDGE: Ms. Rama BalasubramaniannS Soap Carving Armed with brightly coloured serrated plastic knives, the children set out to carve their ideas into fragrant bars of soap, undeterred by inad- vertent breakages in the medium often brought on by their brimming eagerness and enthusiasm. Flurries of soap flakes swirled about the children and carpeted the room. The children fashioned out flowers, vehicles, fish, musical instruments, ships and intriguing abstract figu- tines, all of which soon caught the eye of curious passers by. The shine of accomplishment in their eyes and their satisfied smiles seemed to embody the spirit of Siragugal. PRIZE WINNERS: Juniors: I — Suresh (ICCW); I — Sakthivel (Aadhiswarar Home); III — Karthik (ICCW) Seniors: I — Surya (ICCW); II — Rajasekhar (Siragu); III — Nataraj (Adi Dravida SSS) S.Seniors: I — Basha (Nesakkaram); IT — Surya CCW); Muniswamy accw) JUDGE: Ms. Maliga Suresh Solo Dance The solo dance event was marked by the children's skyrocketing energy levels and unbounded enthusiasm. Both the audience and the judgewere awestruck by the skill and passion that went into every child's dance moves. Costumes that matched the genre of music chosen were much applauded and helped in recreating the original songs onstage. A PRIZE WINNERS: Juniors: I — Vivekanandan (Nalmanam); II —Vishnupriya (Bala Mandir); III — Divya (Child) Seniors: I — Naveen (Webbs); II — Ezhumalai (ICCW); IIT — Roopa (Bala Mandir) S.Seniors: 1 — Nancy Lavanya (St. Thomas Home); II — Bala (CCW); II — Satish (Adi Dravida SSS) JUDGE: Ms. Sukanya Solo Song This event received an overwhelming response from more than 60 pat- ticipants. Every performance was unique, entertaining and there was never a dull moment. The song selection was varied and covered genres like melody, folk, devotional and kuthu. One of the participants who sung his own composition won special appreciation from the judges. The audience cheered, sang along and thoroughly enjoyedevery performance delivered by these children, most of whom had no formal vocal training. PRIZE WINNERS: Seniors: I — Ganapathy (Sree Sarada), II — Kousalya (Bala Mandir), HI — Lokesh (Nesakkaram) S.Seniors: 1 — Nagajyothi (Ebenezer); I] — Nagaraj (Webbs); III — Nancy L. (St. Thomas) JUDGES: Ms. Sree Chitra and Ms. Jayanthi Mukund Group Dance It was a pleasant surprise to see children wearing elaborate costumes and using beautiful props in this event. The well-choreographed dances performed were a treat for the audience. The tiny tots who per- formed with self confidence, elegance, creative expression, clarity and above all splendid coordination stole the hearts of many. The group dance event was truly a grand finale to the long day full of activities, fun and happiness.PRIZE WINNERS: I—Sathiya Jyothi Children’s Home; IH — Bala Mandir Children’s Home; II — Mottukal and SISTWA Homes JUDGES: Mr. Ramesh and Ms. Simi Group Song The children who participated in the event performed with admirable creative expression, clarity and above all splendid coordination. The children confidently and expressively rendered songs revolving around themes like India, Mother, and our traditional “Villu paatu”. A thor- oughly moved judge wholeheartedly appreciated the teams that had written and composed their own songs. PRIZE WINNERS: I — Bharathamatha School; If — Swami Trust; I] — Maranatha Children’s Home JUDGE: Playback singer Ms. Kalpana Quiz During the event, we were surprised that the children were competent enough to take on very tough questions. One of the participating teams missed out only 3 questions of the 30 questions asked in the prelimi-nary round. This left us stunned! The enthusiasm was evident, and the spirits were high. PRIZE WINNERS: I—ICCW; II — Webbs Home; III — Adi Dravida SSS Science Exhibition Bhumi’s ‘Little Einsteins’ team of volunteers was overjoyed to see im- mense skill and deep understanding of concepts displayed in the models by the children at this competition that doubled as an exhibi- tion. Volunteers, to create an enriching experience for the children, had put in efforts to demonstrate experiments like bleeding hand, magic ink and popping floor. Witnessing the exhibits created by the participating children was truly a learning experience to one and all. — PRIZE WINNERS: I- Ebenezer Home; II — Sathiya Jyothi Home; IT] — Sree Sarada Home Skit - Tamil The kids’ performances were nothing short of extraordinary in terms of script, acting, costumes and the sheer volume of effort that every member of every team put in. The predominant theme of most of the teams was comedy. The event provided room for some actual theatreperformances that would astonish many a professional. Some children’s homes showed a glimpse of their potential by giving a thor- oughly captivating performance in utmost synchrony. Gaal # PRIZE WINNERS: I- Nesakkaram; II — Child Home; III — Bala Mandir Best actor — Manikandan (Child) JUDGES: Mr. Chandramohan C.V., Mr. Amit Singh and Ms. Sophie (ASAP productions) Theatre Workshop Apart from the game stalls and the magic show, Siragugal ‘09 had a workshop on theatre acting by our entertainment pattner A.S.A.P. Productions. The children were assigned situations to enact and given tips on improving their acting skills. The children thoroughly enjoyed the activities lined up and took part with interest and excitement.nD WITH BEST COMPLIMENTS FROM ESVEEAAR DISTILLERIES PVT LTD Corporate Office Regd. Office 5th Block, 7th Floor D. No. 791, I Floor Kences Enclave MSR Nagar No. 1, Ramaktishna Street Magunta Layout T Nagar, Chennai — 600 017 Nellore — 524 003 Tel: 42606969; Fax: 42606688 Factory Karkambadi Village Renigunta — Cuddapah Road ‘Tirupati — 517 520 Tel: 0877 — 2285104List Of Participating Homes: . Aadhiswarar Home, Mudichur . Adi Dravida Samooga Sevagar Sangam, Old Washermanpet . Anbagam Children’s Home, Velachery . Annai Bharathamatha Educational ‘I'rust, Redhills . Annai Trust, Gumidipoondi . Bala Mandir Trust, T.Nagar . Bharathamatha School, Vyasarpadi . Child Children's Home, Korattur 9. Ebenezer Home Of Social Outreaches, Kolapanjeri 10. Good Life Centre, ‘l’ambaram 11. Indian Council for Child Welfare, Shenoy Nagar 12. Maranatha Intermission Children's Home, Mangadu 13. Mottukkal Good Shepherd Convent, Nungambakkam 14. Nalmanam, Villivakam 15. Nesakkaram Seeds, Cholavaram 16. Open Door Children’s Home & Community Centre, Manali 17. Parisu Trust Child Development Centre, Mogappair 18. P.V.Rao Children’s Home, R.A.Puram 19. Roshini Home, Pallikaram 20. Sathiya Jyothi Children’s Home, Kancheepuram 21, Siragu Montessori School, Avadi 22. SISI'WA, Saidapet 23. Sree Sarada Sevasramam, Vandalur 24. St. Thomas Children’s Home, Vyasarpadi 25. Swami Charitable Trust, Mugalivakkam 26. Webbs Memorial Children’s Home, St.Thomas Mount CPAIAMAWNEFeedback From Wardens And Children “We are glad that transport arrangements were made to pick up and drop our children. Volunteers participated enthusiastically and treated Siragugal as one of their family functions.” — Anbagam Children’s Home “We were overwhelmed when volunteers came to our home in person to take us to the venue.” CHILD Home “The children were happy to be a part of Siragugal. They felt it was a nice stage to exhibit their individual talents.” — Ebenezer Home “Siragugal was a new exposure to our children and has made them dream big. We appreciate the efforts taken to make sure the rains did not interrupt the plans for the day.” — Maranatha Intermission Chil- dren's Home “Volunteers enthusiastically helped us and the hospitality extended by all was very good.” — Nalamanam “We would like to thank the entire Bhumi Siragugal ‘09 team for giving the children an opportunity to exhibit their talents and for their con- tinual support and encouragement.” — Siragu Montessori School “W/e would like to thank Bhumi for bringing in celebrities whose talk impressed us and made us realise that focus and importance on educa- tion are essential. We are proud of your organisation and we believe that in the future, we as educated youth will also come forward to serve society like you.” — St. Thomas Children’s Home“As the birds flutter in the sky Bhumi’s Siragugal ‘09 made our minds flutter in joy and happiness.” — SISTWA “We are very happy to have participated in Siragugal ‘09. Bhumi went a step ahead when volunteers not only accompanied us for the event but also on our way back home.” — Bharathamatha Educational Trust “Tt was an unforgettable event for us. We feared that the event might be interrupted by the rains, but Bhumi executed Siragugal very well. The involvement in all the competitions and the care taken to conduct these without giving a chance for problems/complaints show the abil- ity of the organisation. We are proud of your team!” — Sathya Jyothi Children’s Flome Feedback From Volunteers “The excitement in every child awaiting the announcement of results at the valedictory function and cheering their friends who went on- stage are memories I will cherish forever” — Aarthi Narasimhan “Being a part of such a noble cause and seeing all those smiling faces at the end was a divine feeling that cannot be described in words” — Abdul Khadeer “The joy I could see in the children’s faces for the song “Where’s the patty tonight” by playback singer Mr. Mukesh and Bhumian Aakank- sha at the inaugural will always be unforgettable! The auditorium was bustling with energy with everyone wanting to shake a leg.” — Anirudh Venkat“The amount of work through the day didn’t let the team at the help desk be a part of the events. However, they did a commendable job handling all of the tasks!” — Ayyanar Ezhumalai “As I was cheering for a dance performance, a small girl walked up to me and said “Akka, ennoda dance-kum ipidiye clap panuvingala.” (Akka, will you cheer for me too?), and it was the defining moment when she looked down from the stage to see whether I was clapping for her. It sure did bring more than a smile!” — Kaavya Ramachandran “The volunteers from Infosys’ Sneham who helped along did a phe- nomenal job getting things together. Hats off to them! The feeling at the end of the day was fatigue being overshadowed by great happi- ness.” — Meenakshi Nandhini “Every act of the volunteers brought both smiles and little tears of joy, and I was amazed by the coordination with which the entire team worked to put together an event of this scale.” — Prashanth Parthasara- thy “We were thoroughly flattered when at the end of the day children came up, shook hands and said that they had a great time and wanted to see us the next year too.” — Ranjani Balasubramanian & Hari Prakash “Despite heavy rains, volunteers helped the children find their way to the events. Foreseeing the rains and being equipped with umbrellas was very thoughtful!” — Rukmanipriya Srinivasan “Young NCC cadets taking care of the smaller children and main-taining order throughout the day was a lovely sight to watch. Kudos to their team!” — Supriya Balaji “Our volunteer team was heartened to see neatly 800 children partici- pating in the events. Every child performed exceedingly well and it was indeed difficult for judges to choose the winners. The smiles that we saw on the children’s faces kept us excited throughout the day. We are happy to know that Bhumi’s Siragugal is an annual event and we look forward to participating in the coming years too.” — Lakshminarayanan (Sneham — Infosys volunteer)nn WITH BEST COMPLIMENTS FROM BALAJI DISTILLERIES LIMITED Corporate Office No. 17/1 (9), Bazullah Road ‘l.Nagar Chennai — 600 017 Tel: 4260600; Fax: 42606797 Distilery Division Brewery Division Bypass road Mount Thiruvallur High Road Poonamallee Aranvoyal Village Chennai — 600 056 Thiruvallur District — 602 025 Tel: 26272426 / 26272436 Tel: 27621187 / 27621188 Fax: 26272116 Fax: 27620283i — Tamil Poetry LIM Eo QUIDMECW 2 ctTEMGoT I, GHTL uss STLILIG. LIEML_HMoot STOO M| STSOTEDTLLD GlerTev G oTLILig QHs 2 SH AIGSG ourHSmi G THECHSG 2UCwUMSorSs QHAMML stig. 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