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India Monin Ansar Welfare Society - AIMAWS |
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| ACTIVITIES
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The Society has arranged ceremonies marriages of many
girls belonging to destitute families. |
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Provided free medical aid to old destitute people. |
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The society is to construct a hospital for deprived
and disadvantageous people. Society time to time in
hamlets / villages provides free medical aid.
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The society taken interest and assists in rehabilitation
of handicaps and provided free medical aid suffering
from lazar and other contagious deceased and provides
financial assistance for their survival. |
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Society is considering to construct an education institution
this year to provide free education to poor students
as well as pauper children as at present, the society
has already started. |
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The society has received hundreds of letters from necessitous
students regarding, received circumstances of their
family, which prevents them from receiving education.
The society grants them financial assistance. |
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Society also helps to poor uneducated people to benefit
themselves, from govt. policies sanction provided
for them. |
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For this we have come forward with a herculean task
i.e. to publish english biography of the holy prophet
‘Mohammed’ composed by (Allama) Sami Ahmad Khan. |
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Above mentioned biography is approved by world renowned
muslim organization Muslim World League, Mmeccah Al-Mukarramah
Saudi Arabia. |
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The AIMAWS’s states and districts representatives
is continuously organizing states and districts Symposium
and other programs for promoting a "Culture
of Peace in the Regions". |
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PROGRESS |
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The
All India Momin Ansar Wefare Society is a national
body for weavers, momin ansar society that belongs
to weavers, and down trodden society the Indian. |
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The
weavers, down trodden society and momin ansar community
is struggling hard to get food even in two time in
a day, they are not living normal life of the other
citizens, The AIMAWS is running development programs,
educating through seminar, conferences, workshop and
symposium, and time to time medical aids etc. The
Monin Ansar and Weavers are so backward, the Govt.
of India has declared OBC category, The society is
pushing their economical position the country through
its latest programs. |
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Progresses:
Indian Weavers, Monin Ansar and Down Trodden
Society has got some place in the society, they have
improved their life style and their kids has taken
admission in the education institution, just because
of the society’s efforts. |
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Please
click on the following below links, which are News
Articles of deferent Indian News Papers
of AIMAWS & ITHEPO. |
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1.
All India Weavers & Industries & Trades Association.
(AIWITA) |
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2.
Indian Textiles & Handicrafts Export Promotion
Organization (ITHEPO) |
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AIWITA-
is basically formed with the intention to make bridge
between Govt. of India and Weavers, the AIWITA is
fighting irregularities against weavers and its society,
communicating all govt. schemes and helping govt.
to make suitable laws for the weavers and momin ansar.
down trodden society. |
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ITHEPO-is
formed to develop weavers social & mental and
economicals mindset, giving them latest technologies,
training and negotiating with govt. and international
society, promoting their products, so that they can
get proper value of its handmade textiles and handicrafts
items made by hands, the aimaws has in views
that if they will get full of its value of its labour,
which they are specialized in handmade textiles and
handicrafts goods, then they can be a part of progressing
society and will help to the world society. |
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NOTE: |
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All
India Momin Ansar Welfare Society-AIMAWS has got international
recognition from all Gulf Governments and Social International
Organizations, by cooperating views and sharing all
international developments in the society and social
unity and peace and integrity. |
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more
details are in actions |
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In
the country (India) there are so many organizations
and leaders are actively working for weavers, monin
ansar, and down trodden society in many different
ways, but they are very backward with old passion,
and non-educated persons are running their organizations,
and they are nothing about the International development,
and not aware about the world’s progress and development
in many segments which are concerned with the society.
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They
must be educated and work together with common causes
of the weaver’s society, monin ansar and down trodden
of this country. In only India, these societies
are more than 100 millions of population. And
they are suffering with leadership and international
help and ways to improve themselves. |
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We
heartily suggest to the Hon’ble Secretary General-UN
and the General Assembly to Adopt AIMAWS as
main source of helping these community in the country,
and extend all possible support help in all manner
to the society and society would like to assure that
these community will get ready for new millennium
with help of UN. |
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| UNITED
NATIONS |
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AIMAWS-CONTRIBUTION
FOR WORLD REPORT ON THE CULTURE PEACE ...........................Adopted
by the United Nations on 25th Febuary-2006 |
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The
AIMAWS is one of one Indian organizations amongst
22 invited Indian organizations towards contribution
from India for "world for report on the culture
peace" which resolution A/59/143 has been
adopted by the United Nation's General Assembly on
25th Febuary 2005. (click
for UN-Resolutions letters 1
& 2
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1
& 2
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Civil
Society report at midpoint of the "Culture of
Peace Decade" |
In
accordance to the invitation in operative paragraph
10 of general assembly resolution A/59/143. |
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Progress
and obstacles in India |
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PROGRESS:
Work is progressing on the root causes of violence
in this region. It is said that "Fundamentalism and
religious fanaticism have largely been the main obstacles
in the path of progress toward enhancing and achieving
adherence to culture of peace. In addition, under-development,
unemployment, ignorance, injustice, poverty are liable
to lead to violence." This is linked to education:
"To achieve Peace Culture, living values, understanding,
tolerance and even democracy should be taught from
childhood." In response to these perceived needs,
offcial report on progress in their work for local
employment and health initiatives and for education.
Work is also progressing for participatory democracy
throughout the country, given that in the past, as
described for one state, "Our political system was
never people-led and based on people's wishes and
aspirations. It has always been rulerled." |
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At
the same time, society is trying to overcome overt
violence (inter-religious, inter-ethnic and international)
with varying degrees of success. In some regions,
the situation is described as urgent, such as in Gujarat,
Kashmir, and some states of India (Uttar Pradesh,
Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, Maharashtra. In others, relative
peace is described, as in some states of India (Tamilnadu,
Karnataka. But here, too, it is said that "the knowledge
that past violence has broken out as a flash point,
not even a slow build, as is often the case in communal
violence, leaves an anxious vulnerability due to the
uncertainty of what could spark it again in the future." |
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Many
are emphasizing girls' education and employment since
women are especially victimized by ignorance and poverty.
It is said that for women, "poverty is not only the
consequence of a lack of resources, but also due to
certain discrimination … The realization of women's
rights is a global struggle based on universal human
rights and the rule of law." In general, lack of adequate
education is seen as a major problem, especially in
rural areas and among refugees. |
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OBSTACLES:
Society operate on small budgets and largely volunteer
staffs, so funding and trained personnel are seen
as major obstacles to progress. |
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There
are complaints about "lack of coordination among NGOs,
donor agencies and government departments." One organization
expresses this as: "Leadership of the Decade is not
determined enough. More efforts need to be made by
UNESCO … [there are] difficulties in partnership
building. We have not learnt to work together. We
need to develop a sense of common project, building
up on everyone's strengths and not fearing competition." |
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As
elsewhere in the world, the mass media is often seen
as an obstacle to progress: "bad news seems to be
big news and good news seems to be no news. |
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PARTNERSHIPS: |
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with
major NGOs/IGOs, All India Weavers & Industries
& Trades Association. (AIWITA) Indian Textiles
& Handicrafts Export Promotion Organization (ITHEPO)
www.ithepo.org,
academic institutions in the field |
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OBSTACLES:
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Due
to Lack of Fund, the society is not able to run and
get important projects in all over the country. |
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