The Sunshiner

J u l y 2 0 1 9 | I s s u e n o . 1 2

Inside this issue

Sunshine Society conferred with
Award of Apprecia- 1 ―Award of Appreciation‖ from NOFAA
tion

Results 2018-19 2

College admission 2
2018-19

Quarter highlights 3

Quarter highlights 4
(contd)

Quarter highlights 5
(contd)
Members & volun- 6
teers
Senior Citizen- 7
Rights & Privileges

Education of par- 8
ents of underprivi-
leged children

Improvising Learn- 8
ing

अब लिखूंगा 9

Our Health & life- 10

style
The Sunshiners 10

Save earth!! Plant 11

trees-A short poem
11
Sunshine Society received Award of Appreciation from NOFAA Noida Federation
Save water-Save
planet Of Apartment Owners Associations) in recognition of superior performance, ex-
traordinary service and dedication for social work
Note from editor 12
Sunshine Society feels proud to share this recognition with all our sponsors, sup-
porters, volunteers, teachers, mentors, members, senior citizens, children, parents,
well wishers and all those who are and have been connected with us in any and
every way.

“We pledge to remain committed and work towards betterment with the
same zeal & dedication

Thank you everyone for your love and trust”

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Page 2 | Special Feature

Sunshine Society
proudly presents Results 2018 – 19
Class 12th Results Class 10th Results

Ranjana Yadav 81% Humanities Pinkey 80%

Raju 72% PCM Praveen Pandey 71%

Priyanka 71%
Jyoti Pandey 71% PCB
Gayatri 70%
Manu 70% Commerce
Aakash Verma 69%
Thakurdin 69% Commerce
Pradeep Gupta 69%
Varsha 64% PCB
Durga 67%
Neha Shrivas 64% Commerce
Ritika 62%
Ashish 61% Humanities
Ruby Kumari 61%

Kakul 60%

 Total of 14 students appeared for class 10th examination, CBSE & UP Board. 10 students
secure 60% +

 Total of 17 students appeared for class 12th examination, CBSE & UP Board. 8 students
secure 60% +

 All students passed their 10th & 12th board examination

College Admissions 2018-19

Ranjana Yadav Kalindi College, DU B.A English (Hons.)

Thakurdeen TISS, Noida B.Voc

Mukesh TISS, Noida B.Voc
Shivam Pandey TISS, Noida B.Voc
Ashish Viveki Government P.G. College, Noida B.A

Neha Srivas Government P.G. College, Noida B.Com

*Results of other students awaited as have appeared for entrance examinations

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English workshop 2019

This year English workshop was organized by Sunshine Society from 22nd
May which came to an end on 28th June to resume back next year again
with the same zeal and enthusiasm. The 5-week long enrichment work-
shop was highly beneficial for the children because of the sincere and dedi-
cated efforts put in by the teachers to bridge the language gaps of our chil-
dren. Approximately 90 children benefitted from this workshop this year.
The workshop which was activity based, focused on speaking & writing
skills of the children with an emphasis on parts of speech, vocabulary,
comprehension, creative writing, spellings, punctuations, etc. Children
were also motivated to speak more in English by organizing extempore,
debate, story- telling and recitation. The idea was to boost the confidence
and help the children in getting over their fear of speaking.
The entire workshop was planned in a structured way, module wise by our
teachers Iram Shamim Malik and Priyanka Saxena.

The workshop was supported by five student volunteers: Shalina Prakash,

class 11th, Shiv Nadar School; Jahnavi, class 11th, Somerville School; Me-
ghna Chopra & Diya Mundra, class 10th, Kothari International
School; Rhesa Rose Mookken, class 9th, Somerville School. The dedication
and sincerity with which these volunteers worked with the children is
worth mentioning and commendable.

The finale which was scheduled on 28th June was as exciting as the other
days of the workshop. Shri. V.P. Gupta Sir was kind enough to grace the
occasion with his presence. Children were finally awarded based on their
performance on various parameters like full attendance, active participa-
tion, best performance in extempore, creative writing, regular tests, draw-
ing, sketching, craft and showing maximum improvement.

The end saw the distribution of goodies by some kind heart residents.
Fruits by Reena Goswami from Alok Vihar 2, peanut and sesame chikkis
by Sonali Kumar and notebooks & stationery by Sapna Dubey from Alok
Vihar 1. Thus, with the beautiful moments of fun & laughter amidst learn-
ing and exploring, we decided to meet again next year with the same com-
mitment and enthusiasm to continue to learn, un-learn & re-learn.

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Vinod Prakash Gupta Merit cum Means Scholarship

The Vinod Prakash Gupta Merit cum Means Scholar-

ship (VPGMS) cheques were handed over to Ashish, a
student of class 5, New Golden Public School,
Hoshiyarpur, Noida by none other but Shri Vinod Pra-
kash Gupta. The scholarship has been sponsored by a
kind heart Mr. Tarundeep Kharbanda.

Case of Ashish: Due to his father’s untimely death and

the burden to take care of younger siblings and a
mother, Ashish decided to leave his schooling and soon
joined as a daily wager in a nearby shop in order to
support his family financially.

A bright child with a record of double promotion, quitting

his studies? This did not go well with Sunshine Socie-
ty’s philosophy to provide basic education to all chil-
dren, make them skilled by imparting vocational train-
ings and provide higher education to them. Soon it
was decided to enroll him back to school so that he
continues with his education and provide him basic
financial support...the USP of this scholarship.

Meet a Noble soul—Tarundeep Kharbanda

Sometimes ...and this miracle happened with Ashish. Due to

family circumstances, Ashish left his education (as
discussed above) in order to provide his family with

miracles are basic necessities. To support Ashish during these

tough times so that he continues with his educa-
tion, Sunshine Society found a savior in Tarundeep

just good
Kharbanda who came forward to sponsor the merit
cum means scholarship amount for Ashish.

Ashish now attends his classes regularly.

people with Sunshine Society is grateful to Tarundeep for ex-

tending help so generously and looks forward to
keep working together always.

kind hearts..

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Health Camps by Life on Wheels

Life on wheels*, a mobile OPD ambulance service for not so privileged, ideated
by Dr. Renu Verma and team, coordinated by Mr. Vinod Agarwal from NOFAA,
organized Health Camps for the children of Sunshine Society on 31st May and
for the children’s parents on 14th June at Alok Vihar 1, sector 50, Noida from
10.30 am. The doctor’s team comprised of Dr. Amita, Dr. Jindal and Dr. Renu
Verma.

More than 70 children and around 30 parents could benefit from these camps.
Sunshine Society is grateful to the team of doctors and support staff of Life on
wheels, NOFAA and all the volunteers who managed to take time out and be
part of this wonderful cause in this scorching heat and F-3 Alok Vihar 1 for
their support in organizing this camp.

Sunshine Society is grateful to the team of doctors and support staff of Life on
wheels, NOFAA and all the volunteers who managed to take time out and be
part of this wonderful cause in this scorching heat and F-3 Alok Vihar 1 for
their support in organizing this camp.

*In case you are interested in getting a health camp organized, you can
get in touch with Dr. Renu Verma at 9810893501

Clothes Distribution Camp

A clothes distribution camp was organized for the children of Sunshine Soci-
ety. Around 50 children took the opportunity Volunteers Niya, Risa and
Jahnavi sorted and helped in the distribution of the clothes. Our English
workshop teachers, Iram and Priyanka were there throughout the camp to
manage the children.

Co-Curricular Activities
@ After School Centres

Amar Ujala Foundation & Bal Chitra Samiti organized screening of movie
"Ajooba" for the children at #AfterSchoolCentre , sector 50, Noida. Where
movie watching was fun for all, it was a great learning experience too as
Ajooba taught the children to walk on the path of hard work, dedica-
tion and honesty to reach the goal of one's life.

After School Program at sector 51, Noida at New Golden Public School or-
ganized a competition on BEST OUT OF WASTE for the students. Shivam
Verma won first prize . He made a live water fountain.

Workshop on ―save water save planet‖ was held at After School Program at
sector 51, Noida at New Golden Public School. Group discussion, poster
making, quiz was organized to help understand the need to save water.

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Page 6 | Member & Volunteer

Woman Of Substance – Vanita

As the name suggests, Vanita is a woman – a woman of substance. Sun-
shine Society’s Founding member and Treasurer, Vanita’s basic principal of
slow and steady and doing the right way has kept Sunshine Society in the
right path.

A Chartered Accountant by profession, and a gentle human being, Vanita

has always guided Sunshine Society to take the decision which is always in
the best interest of the society and the children.

Vanita defines the character and the structure of Sunshine Society and with
her at the helm, Sunshine Society will always go the right way.

With two beautiful children on the professional path and a supporting hus-
band Vanita leads Sunshine to reach its potential.

Spreading Sunshine—Gurmeet Kaur

Gurmeet Kaur aka Rosy ma’am is who the children need for academic excel-
lence. M.Sc. Maths from Banaras Hindu University, she has been teaching the
children for the last 24 years. She shifted to Antriksha Greens in 2011 and
since then she has been teaching the children Science and Maths.

She is now associated with Sunshine Society and teaches 15 children abso-
lutely free of cost. Her help ensured that the children scored well and are now
more confident of appearing in the examinations.

Her promise to Sunshine Society is that she will teach all those children whom
we send and will ensure that they complete their syllabus and get used to ex-
celling in school.

Teachers like Rosy ma’am (as she is fondly called) spread the education to en-
sure that each child knows their subject and reach their potential.

Myra– Our little Volunteer

Myra is one little active volunteer of Sunshine Society who has been
collecting raddi at Mahagun Maestro month after month. She is an
inspiration to all. Good going Myra !! Credit also goes to her mother
who is always so encouraging.

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Senior Citizen-Rights and Privileges in India

(with focus on financial aspects)
Shraddha Tripathi, PGDF– Indian School of Business & Finance, New Delhi

Nurturing of old age society ought to be the supreme duty of the nation. While
most of the developed countries have full measures over the increasing aeging
population of the country and have complex policies and schemes for the elderly
population, most of the developing countries like ours have acted ignorantly. Alt-
hough there are some basic legislations such as Indira Gandhi National Old Age
Pension Scheme (IGNOAPS), Rashtriya Vayoshri Yojana (RVY), National Pro-
gramme for the Health Care Of Elderly (NPHCE) of the Indian constitution are
safeguarding the rights and privileges of Elderly.

According to the world population (2019) report, India is the second most popu-
lated country in the world with 1.36 billion comprising 8% of the population of
the senior citizens, people who are over the age of 60 years. This share of the population of 8% is pro-
jected to increase up to nearly 20% by 2050. The United Nation’s reports are depicting that it has
turned into a priority for the nation to manage and satisfy their needs and mode of living. With that in
the mind, the constitution of India introduced rights and policies to encourage states to aid the elderly
who are not able to support themselves. Here are few safeguards that senior citizen can avail to take
the benefits for their convenience and ease their financial burden.

Government has lowered their tax burden to reduce the financial burden. Super senior citizen of over
the age of 80 years having income up to 5 lakhs are exempted from the tax. Government has planned
various health insurance scheme for them. Varishtha Mediclaim Policy is made specifically for the age
of 60-80 years to meet the requirements of senior citizens. The policy includes the cost of medicines,
drugs, blood, oxygen, diagnosis charges, etc. The plan provides one lakh sum for hospitalization and
up to 2 lakhs for critical illness coverage. Tax benefits under section 80D are available on the premi-
ums paid. There are several other health insurance schemes such as Central Government Employees
and Pensioners health insurance – especially for the employees of the central government. Some pri-
vate companies also provide health insurance plans to provide support to elderly: the plans such as
Health of privileged elder plan, Star health senior citizen red carpet, etc. The health insurance plans
make senior citizen independent, free and regular health check-ups keep them away from the worries
of medical problems. Few benefits for senior citizens to ease the financial burden are as follows:

 The Government has provided relaxation on travel expenses. Senior citizens can avail various
discounts on fares.
 50% discount on economy fare during domestic air travel
 Certain discounts by state & municipal corporation on bus fare
 Men over the age of 60 and women over the age of 58 are eligible for 40% and 50% discount on
train fare respectively. The discount is available on fares of all classes of Mail/Express/
Rajdhani/Shatabdi/Jan Shatabdi/ Duranto trains.
 Certain seats are also reserved in buses & trains and also metro train for elderly.
 Elderly are benefitted from higher interest rates on the investments. The senior citizen’s saving
schemes are available to all seniors who are above the age of 60. It offers interest of 8.4% per
annum.
 The telephone bills of senior citizens are subsidized. People over the age of 65 are eligible for
25% of concession on installation charges and monthly service charges for landline connections.
 Separate queues for the elderly in the hospitals, for ticket reservations, and in the bank branch-
es are arranged.

The main objective of various policies and schemes is to improve the quality of life of older persons by
providing basic amenities like food, lodging, medical care and recreational opportunities, etc. Various
agencies are eligible for assistance under the schemes and the funds which are generated under such
schemes are not released to states but are released to implementing agencies like NGOs, etc.
Thus, with all these schemes and benefits, some betterment can be perceived in the state of our elder-
ly. The only important factor is the awareness of the rights & privileges to them.

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Education of Parents of underprivileged children

Manya Bhatia—Pursuing BA (Hons) Economics
Shri Venkateswara College, Delhi University
A child is like a sponge who absorbs things quickly, especially from people
around him/her. This makes the education of parents of all children, especially
underprivileged ones extremely vital. We grow up to learn and adapt to things
that our parents say and do and if they are not educated not just in terms of
subjects but in terms of values then the vicious cycle of weak values continues.
Certain communities of our society have really patriarchal and backward
thought processes which shouldn’t be taught to these volatile and open young
minds. The more aware parents are of their own values, the clearer they will be
in expressing them and communicating them to their children.

Parents are the ones who support and sponsor the education of children making
it necessary for them to understand the importance of education which can only happen if they are
educated and gain knowledge to broaden their horizons and learn about the world beyond their own
communities. Not just for their children, basic education can help these adults in daily life, even if
their line of work is farming, house help etc. They will be well aware of their rights and responsibilities
of being a good citizen of the country. These adults need to understand the basic fact that this vicious
cycle of poverty will continue till these children are brought up with certain values and education. A
child’s learning scale is highly related to how they are treated at home. If the home environment sup-
ports education not only morally but also in terms of helping these children out by having knowledge,
they will be motivated to reach higher levels.

Educated parents will also come out to be role models for children from underprivileged families since
they are from parts of the world where they don’t have many role models to look up to.

Improvising Learning – Marelli

Inauguration of Biology, Physics and Chemis-

try labs and a library under Integrated
School Improvement Program by Sunshine
Society and Marelli at Rajkiya Balika Inter
College, sector 51, Noida.
To make children environment conscious
with focus on the importance of plants and
trees, 2 Neem saplings, 2 Ashoka and a Gua-
va sapling were planted inside the school
campus.

A small step to improvise learning amongst

the school children by building labs where
they can experiment and experience different
scientific concepts and a functional library to
inculcate the habit of reading and referencing
amongst them.

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अब लिखूंगा
आशीष वििेकी, छात्र, सनशाइन सूंस्था, नॉएडा

जफ बी दोस्त औय गुरुजन मभर जाते हैं तो कहते हैं, अये बई आशीष मरखो कुछ कहानी कविता, अफ क्मों नह ॊ मरखते?

क्मोंकक ऩहरे भैं मरखता था, रेककन उनकी फातों का भुझ ऩय कोई असय न ऩड़ता था | कपय भेये साभने एक घटना घट , तो
भन भें मे ख्मार आमा कक ''अफ मरखॊगा ” | घटना मह थी कक स्कर से आते सभम भैंने दे खा कक एक रड़का भेये जैसा
ऩतरा औय फेचाया गय फ सा, िह काय भें फैठे रोगों से शामद झगड़ यहा था | भझ
ु े ऐसा रगा ,तो भैंने अऩनी साईककर
िाऩस घुभा र , कपय भैंने दे खा कक
उस काय भें से तीन २२-२३ फाहुफर जैसे रड़के उस ऩानी िारे १५- १६ सार के रड़के
को अऩशब्द फोरते हुए ननकर गए | इतने भें ह िह रड़का योने रगा। औय फेचाया वऩटते वऩटते फच गमा। िह रोग कहने
रगे हभ अथॉरयट से हैं अबी तेय औय साथ भें फगर िारों की दक
ु ान उठा द जामगी। फात चौयाहे की थी तो बीड़
भचने रगी ,एक बरे आदभी ने छोटे रड़के का ऩऺ मरमा, भैंने बी कहा बाई िो छोटा है , छोड़ दो, तुभ तीन तीन रोगों ने
उसे रुरा ददमा। भाभरा शाॊत हुआ | भैंने गाड़ी का नॊफय उसे ददमा औय कहा कक अऩने भामरक से फता दे ना औय अगय भामरक
कुछ न कये तो ऩुमरस ठाणे चरे जाना | कपय भन भें मे ख्मार आमा कक, ''अफ मरखॊगा ''

भैं जानना चाहता हॉ कक रोगों भें ऐसा भ्रभ क्मों है कक भैं फड़े ऩद ऩय हॉ तो भैं फड़ा हॉ , भेये ऩास ऩैसे ज्मादा हैं तो भैं फड़ा
हॉ, मह ऩानी फेचने िारा है , मह भजदय है तो मे छोटा है | भैं इसको गार दे सकता हॉ | अगय ककसी को अऩभाननत कयने मा
गार दे ने का कायण, गय फी मा छोटा काभ है तो ख़त्भ कय दे ना चादहए मह गय फी औय छोटे काभ | नह ॊ तो हभें मह
सभझना चादहए कक गय फ होने से मा कोई छोटा काभ कयने से कोई छोटा नह ॊ हो जाता। औय हभें मह बी सभझ रेना
चादहए की सम्भान के हकदाय सबी हैं कमोंकक सबी का दे श के विकास भें मोगदान होता है चाहे िह भजदय हो, ककसान हो
मा कपय नेता हो। बगिान तो नह ॊ बेद-बाि कयते | उन्होंने सबी इॊसानों को एक जैसा ह तो फनामा है | मह धयती की
साय चीझें सबी रोगों के मरए ह तो फनाईं हैं | िह तो नह ॊ कहते कक धयती की िस्तुओॊ का उऩमोग कुछ रोग कयें गे औय
कुछ नह ॊ कयें गे | तो रोगों ने क्मों मे बेद-बाि कय यखा है , क्मा मह रोग बगिान से फड़े ननणाामक हैं ? रोगों ने रूऩए
को बेदबाि का भाध्मभ फना मरमा है |

कहने सुनने को तो कहा औय ककताफों भें मरखा जाता है की बायत हभाया घय है औय हभ सफ बाई बाई हैं | रेककन कहने
औय कयने भें फहुत फड़ा पका है |

िैसे तो हभाया ऩया का ऩया सविॊधान स्ितॊत्रता, सभानता, न्माम ऩय आधारयत है औय मह हभाया रक्ष्म बी है । अफ उस
ऩानी िारे रड़को को क्मा ऩता कक हभाया सविॊधान हय नागरयक को अऩना ऩया विकास कयने का अधधकाय दे ता है । उसे क्मा
ऩता होगा की सविॊधान क्मा होता है िह रोगों के मरए क्मा कहता है , क्मोंकक िह अमशक्षऺत है | सभाज भें सभानता राने
के मरए सफसे ऩहर जरूयत है की दे श भें फच्चे फढ़े सफ मशक्षऺत हों जजससे की जफ बी उन ऩय कोई ककसी प्रकाय का अन्माम
मा अऩयाध हो तो िह अऩने मरए इन्साप भाॊग सकें | मशऺा कक क्ाॊनत सभाज भें फड़ा ऩरयितान रा सकती है ।

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Our Health and Lifestyle

Agrima Bais, Class 9th, Apeejay School, Noida

―A healthy mind lives in a healthy body‖ this proverb is very true and looks very
impressive in routine conversation but it is very difficult to follow in daily life.
To keep our body healthy, requires a lot of discipline and dedication. It starts
from early morning wake-up and to live every moment with the spirit of stay
healthy. To keep our body healthy we require daily morning walk, physical exer-
cise, yoga & meditation. Alone physical exercise is not sufficient but it also re-
quires good mental health, which comes from positive thoughts, attitude &
thinking. After that we should re-arrange our eating habits which starts from
morning till dinner. Primarily, our breakfast must contain in proper quantity a
good combination of carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins and minerals. Not
only our breakfast but our lunch and dinner should have a balanced diet too.
Avoid over eating of anything. We should intake all types of nutrients in their
proper quantity.

Now a days there is major problem of irregular lifestyle in youngsters due to several reasons, like late
night sleeping and waking up in the late hours. The major role player is social media because young-
sters stick with mobiles or laptops in chatting or net surfing. There is no space for sports activities.
Children also do not prefer playground in respect to social media or online games. This kind of life-
style leads to severe way in terms of stress, depression, diabetes, heart disease, blood pressure and
adolescent obesity. On other hand disciplined lifestyle always motivates, leads to better concentration,
keeps one physical & mentally fit. It helps you enjoy quality time with your family & friends. The basic
hygiene should also be practiced in a disciplined manner.

A healthy body not only means a physically and mentally fit individual but a socially active citizen.
Easy method to be healthy is to be happy. To be a healthy individual we should avoid all type of ad-
dictive things – whether it is a mobile game or smoking, liquor consumption or eating junk food. We
should avoid self-medication and taking pain killers because this habit impacts our body badly.

To remain healthy eat healthy, think healthy and be happy.

The Sunshiners
Suveer Sibal of sector 50, Noida is one amongst such kind hearts who
gives ration to 5 children regularly every month who do not have an earn-
ing member in their family. Mr. Sibal, Sunshine Society is grateful to you
for this kind gesture.

Ranju Khurana, is one amongst

the Sunshiners who has taken
Sunshine Society to New Jersey,
US. Ranju along-with her team
of friends organizes Holi fund-
raiser for Sunshine every year.

Sunshine Society is thankful to

the whole team for this commit-
ment and trust bestowed upon
us.

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SAVE EARTH!! PLANT TREES

Jahnavi Puri, Class 11th, Somerville School, Noida

I'm abashed to say

About the weather today
Weather in our country is horrible
Measures must be taken, its terrible
And who do you think has done this
Its not "her" fault, nor "his"
Together we see, the severity
of hopes we have missed
What we all use
Things we can't refuse
Is what is causing this

Temperatures are soaring, minds are imploring

For the weather of old to return
No rain, just dust, just dirty clouds
And skins are out to burn

And many are screaming

As many are dreaming
Dreaming peacefully inside our homes
Sitting happily on our phones

Enjoying the cold breeze

It's truth will make you freeze
Air conditioners are a cause
Use of them must be paused
Just few hours a day is right
To make our country's future BRIGHT

Save Water – Save Planet

Students at After School Program at sector 51, Noida with their creatives

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Dear Friends

Sunshine Society is initiating "Sunshine

Talks", a forum for brainstorming/
discussion/debate/ sharing views/
stories/ experiences/ design posters relat-
ed to topic of the week. Purpose is to put
our thoughts into action.

The current topic is ―Menstrual Health‖

You can share your views on the topic

on our Facebook page, Instagram and
through whtsapp also.

#SPREADSUNSHINE

Editor’s Note
I greatly believe in what George Bernard Shaw had once said ―Life isn’t about finding yourself, Life is about
creating yourself‖. And, this attitude will determine how best can we shape our future and become a spark of
light in the lives of those who need us the most.

Greetings to all!!

We hope you had a wonderful time reading this issue. Here, once again we will like to take the opportunity to
thank you for believing in & supporting Sunshine Society. Keep connected with us by liking & following
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