Core Committee Monthly Meeting Report Pali 7.02.2018




The Core committee monthly meeting facilitated by CSA was held at Pali on 7th Feb 2018 with 19 CC members & CCO present. The main objective was to plan, decide and allot responsibilities for women’s day, evaluate on three issues with the 3 subcommittees and allot responsibilities among CC members for ration camp.

The meeting began with reading the previous minutes report and the agenda was discussed in detail with the CC members. 8th March was decided as the day to celebrate women’s day. The theme chosen was based on the three main issues of Pali village in East Indian language namely “Dur karavachya Han aaplya gavachya adchani, pahilya ghetlyan smasysa ration, aarogya aani Pani”. It means To remove the difficulties of our village, by solving the issues of ration, health and water.

The anchoring will be done by two CC members. The theme was decided on the three main issues of Pali village in East Indian language “Dur karavachya Han aaplya gavachya adchani, pahilya ghetlyan smasysa ration, aarogya aani Pani”. The CC members decided the various aspects of the programme would be given to the people based on the ward numbers. These aspects were a Welcome dance, welcoming guests, Lighting lamps, Introduction by CC president, Opening Chorus on three issues, Koli dance & East Indian dance, fashion show & Role play on three main issues by CC members. Also, everyone agreed to invite two women speakers for this day. 

The responsibility for ration camp on 24th Feb. 2018 was given to subcommittees members for mobilization, registration, and discipline during the camp day. The follow up meeting on women’s day and the next issue will be held on 15th Feb. 2018.
Location: Pali

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