Computer training in Official Language

Under the guidance of Shri Shankar Dyal Singh, Dy. Chairman of Parliamentary Committee on Official Language; Shri Nathu Ram Mirdha, former Cabinet Minister and Convenor of the Parliamentary Committee (OL); and Shri C. D. Triphati ex. Secretary to President of India, the SEWS has launched “Computer Training Mission” in Indian languages namely Sanganak Vigyan Sansthan. Number of Government organizations, Ministries, Banks and Undertakings have been benefited by these programs.

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Name and designations (past/present) from left to right:
Shri Vadic, Editor Bhasha (PressTrust of India), Shri Sanjay Khanna (Convener SEWS & Director, Sanganak Vigyan Sansthan) Dr Mahesh Chandra Gupta (Director Railway Board) Shri C.D. Tripathi (Special advisor to the President of India, Secretary, O L, Home Ministry) Dr Shankar Dyal Singh (Dy. Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee), Prof. Suraj Bhan Singh (Chairman, Commission for scientific and technical terminology in Hindi), Shri K.K. Grover, (Secretary Parliamentary Committee).

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On 16th September 1994, the SEWS, through its Hindi Computer subsidiary ‘Sanganak Vigyan Sansthan’, organized a seminar on Application of computer in Official Language. The seminar was presided by Dr Shankar Dyal Singh, Dy. Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee. Other distinguished guests were Shri C.D. Tripathi, advisor to the President of India; Shri K.K. Grover, Secretary Parliamentary Committee; Shri Vedic, Editor Bhasha (PTI); Dr Mahesh Chandra Gupta, Director Railway Board; Shri R. K. Narayan, Chairman & Managing Director of P.G.C.I.; Shri Madhukar, Managing Director M.M.T.C. and General Managers of Oriental Bank of Commerce and MMTC etc. Senior officers of more than fifty Government organizations, Ministries, Banks, Undertakings and Software Companies attended the said Seminar.

In November 1995, the Society organized a Computer Workshop in Goa, which was attended by the senior officers of Government Undertakings from all over India.




Highlights of Performance

Computer Education
Environment
Disaster Management
Conflict Management
Parent Involvement in Education (PIE)
Cultural Activities