Empowering Rural Communities Together
United Rural Development Service aims to foster active participation and self-reliance among rural populations in Manipur through awareness, training, and community engagement.
Our Projects
Empowering Communities Through Education, Care, and Knowledge.
1. Residential School of Scheduled Tribe Children
The United Rural Development Service (URDS), Heirok, Manipur, has been operating the Residential School for Scheduled Tribe children since 2000, with financial assistance from the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India. The school provides education from standard I to X and serves children from economically backward villages in hilly areas such as Heinoukhon, Thamlai, Machi, Maryland, Karongthel, Leirongthel, Wabaching, and Paringtong.
2. Senior Citizens' Home
The Senior Citizens’ Home, previously known as the Old Aged Home, is managed by the United Rural Development Service (URDS), Heirok, Thoubal District, Manipur. Located at Heirok Heituppokpi, this facility accommodates 25 destitute elderly individuals from various villages. The center operates with financial assistance from the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Government of India, New Delhi.
3. Public Library cum Information Centre
The Public Library cum Information Centre is situated on the campus of the United Rural Development Service, Heirok. It houses approximately 11,000 books covering a wide range of subjects. Since 2003 under the Raja Rammohun Roy Library Foundation, Kolkata.
4. Highlighted Programs
Explore our highlighted programs, showcasing key initiatives and achievements that make a lasting impact. From educational opportunities for underprivileged children to comprehensive care for senior citizens and access to knowledge through public libraries, these programs reflect our commitment to community development and social welfare.
Our Projects
Empowering Communities Through Education, Care, and Knowledge.
1. Residential School of Scheduled Tribe Children
The United Rural Development Service (URDS), Heirok, Manipur, has been operating the Residential School for Scheduled Tribe children since 2000, with financial assistance from the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India. The school provides education from standard I to X and serves children from economically backward villages in hilly areas such as Heinoukhon, Thamlai, Machi, Maryland, Karongthel, Leirongthel, Wabaching, and Paringtong.
2. Senior Citizens' Home
The Senior Citizens’ Home, previously known as the Old Aged Home, is managed by the United Rural Development Service (URDS), Heirok, Thoubal District, Manipur. Located at Heirok Heituppokpi, this facility accommodates 25 destitute elderly individuals from various villages. The center operates with financial assistance from the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Government of India, New Delhi.
3. Public Library cum Information Centre
The Public Library cum Information Centre is situated on the campus of the United Rural Development Service, Heirok. It houses approximately 11,000 books covering a wide range of subjects. Since 2003 under the Raja Rammohun Roy Library Foundation, Kolkata.
4. Highlighted Programs
Explore our highlighted programs, showcasing key initiatives and achievements that make a lasting impact. From educational opportunities for underprivileged children to comprehensive care for senior citizens and access to knowledge through public libraries, these programs reflect our commitment to community development and social welfare.
Our Objectives
Driving Positive Change and Empowerment
Empowering
Communities
We motivate and educate rural communities, fostering self-awareness and self-reliance. Our training programs provide essential knowledge and resources for sustainable rural development and empowerment.
Health and
Welfare
Our organization establishes Rural Health Service Centers, Maternity & Child Welfare Centers, and Drug Rehabilitation Centers, delivering essential health services to underserved communities in rural areas.
Youth and Women Leadership
We focus on training rural youth, women, and girls to become leaders and responsible citizens. We also implement programs that enhance the participation of women in various social and economic activities.
Rural
Industrialization
We promote rural industrial projects, including handloom, handicrafts, and small-scale industries like pisciculture and poultry farming, to boost the rural economy and create employment opportunities.
Infrastructure Development
We are committed to enhancing rural infrastructure by constructing roads, bridges, irrigation canals, and other essential facilities to significantly improve the socio-economic conditions of rural communities.
Environmental Conservation
We motivate and educate rural communities to become self-aware and self-reliant. Through training programs, we provide the knowledge and resources for sustainable development.
Relief and
Rehabilitation
We provide relief during natural calamities and support displaced and handicapped persons, ensuring that society's most vulnerable individuals receive the care and assistance they need.
Education and Cultural Exchange
We establish information and research centers, libraries, and study centers in rural areas, promoting education and cultural exchange to enrich the lives of rural people.
ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN BY THE URDS
Initiatives That Make a Difference
Annual Progress report 2023 - 24
1. Residential School of Scheduled Tribe Children
United Rural Development Service (URDS), Heirok, Manipur, has been successfully running the Residential School for Scheduled Tribe children since 2000 with the financial assistance of the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India, New Delhi (Tribal Development Division). This initiative has provided essential education and boarding facilities for children from economically backward scheduled tribe villages in hilly areas, ensuring they receive the support needed to succeed in their studies and beyond.
The school, titled “Advance Learner School (Residential),” offers education from standard 1 to X, providing free lodging, food, uniforms, medical care, and cultural and sports facilities for 100 children from various scheduled tribe villages. With the help of 23 dedicated teaching and non-teaching staff, the school is recognized by the Board of Secondary School, Manipur, to operate up to class X.
Educational Excursions and Activities
The school organizes an Annual Educational/Internal Excursion, with the most recent one taking place on June 20, 2023. The students and staff visited numerous significant locations, such as the Khongjom War Memorial, State Museum, Kangla Fort, Science Centre, and Botanical Garden, providing a valuable and enriching experience outside the classroom.
In addition to excursions, the school emphasizes co-curricular activities. These include the Annual Sports Meet in March, painting competitions, and the Teachers’ Day cum Prize Distribution Celebration held on September 5, 2023. The school also offers computer classes, ensuring that students gain essential digital skills alongside their academic education.
Health and Well-being
The well-being of students is a top priority at Advance Learner School (Residential). The children receive regular health check-ups, with a nurse and ayas available to attend to their health and nutritional needs. The school also provides structured meals, including breaks at 7 a.m. and 6 p.m., and two lunches, ensuring the students are well-nourished and ready to learn.
Facilities and Support:
- Education and Boarding: The school, named “Advance Learner School (Residential),” offers free food, lodging, medicine, and other essential services. Children receive free uniforms, textbooks, stationery, and cultural and sports facilities.
- Staff: There are 23 teaching and non-teaching staff members.
- Health and Nutrition: Regular health check-ups are conducted, with care provided by a nurse and support staff. Two meals and two snacks are provided daily.
Recognition:
The school has been recognized by the Board of Secondary School, Manipur, to offer classes up to X since 2005.
Activities and Events:
- Uniforms and Supplies: Students receive three sets of uniforms and necessary textbooks and stationery.
- Co-Curricular Activities: The school organizes an Annual Sports & Cultural Meet in March, an Annual Educational/Internal Excursion in June, a Painting Competition on May 1st, and a Teachers’ Day cum Prize Distribution Celebration in September.
Highlights of 2019:
Painting Competition: Held on May 1st with junior and senior sections competing in categories such as domestic birds and sanitation.
Quiz Competition: Conducted on August 15th to celebrate Independence Day.
Computer Class: Offered to students from Class VI to X.
Sports & Cultural Meet: Held from March 5th to 7th, featuring various sports and cultural events.
Teachers’ Day: Celebrated on September 5th with student performances and distribution of annual sports and cultural meet prizes.
The school continues to play a crucial role in providing education and support to Scheduled Tribe children, helping them achieve their full potential despite the challenges of their rural environment.
2. Old Age Home
The Senior Citizens’ Home, formerly known as the Old Aged Home, is operated by the United Rural Development Service (URDS) at Heirok-Heituppokpi, Thoubal District, Manipur. This facility, which supports 25 destitute elderly individuals from various villages, is funded by the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Government of India, New Delhi.
The center provides comprehensive care, including free food, lodging, medicines, and recreational activities. Regular medical check-ups are conducted to ensure the health and well-being of the residents. Additionally, the center offers daily newspapers, comics, and journals to keep the residents engaged and informed. Educational materials like slates, chalks, pencils, and exercise books are provided to promote adult literacy.
The Senior Citizens’ Home also organizes annual cultural events, such as the folk tale program, which celebrates traditional storytelling. On November 20, 2023, an outing was arranged to significant holy sites, including Govindaji Temple at Imphal, Kaina Temple, and Mondum Mahadeva, offering the residents both spiritual enrichment and a change of scenery.
3. Public Library cum Information Centre
Location and Collection: The Public Library cum Information Centre is situated on the campus of the United Rural Development Service, Heirok. It houses approximately 11,000 books covering a wide range of subjects, including:
- Reference and Textbooks: Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Botany, Mathematics, Geography, History, Civics & Economics, Political Science.
- Other Categories: Literature in various languages, Children’s Books, Medicinal Books, Agricultural Books.
Daily Resources:
- Newspapers: Five local newspapers.
- Other Media: Telegraphs, Employment News, Weekly Journals.
Staffing:
- Personnel: One Librarian and one Assistant Librarian manage the library, with their salaries covered by the organization to serve the readers’ interests.
Additional Facilities:
- Established: Since 2003 under the Raja Rammohun Roy Library Foundation, Kolkata.
- Amenities: Provides reading facilities, daily newspapers, weekly papers, journals, employment news, and free book borrowing. A color television and proper furniture are also available.
Community Engagement:
- Users: The library primarily serves youths, students, and village elders from Heirok, Wangjing, Salungpham, Kairembikhok, Wabaching, Maryland, Heinoukhong, and Thamlai.
- Attendance: Approximately 500 individuals visited for reading during the financial year.
- Membership: 520 members are registered for borrowing books.
4. Other Programmes Undertaken By the Organisation.
Annual Progress report 2019 - 20
1. Residential School of Scheduled Tribe Children
The United Rural Development Service (URDS), Heirok, Manipur, has been operating the Residential School for Scheduled Tribe children since 2000, with financial assistance from the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India. The school provides education from standard I to X and serves children from economically backward villages in hilly areas such as Heinoukhon, Thamlai, Machi, Maryland, Karongthel, Leirongthel, Wabaching, and Paringtong.
Facilities and Support:
- Education and Boarding: The school, named “Advance Learner School (Residential),” offers free food, lodging, medicine, and other essential services. Children receive free uniforms, textbooks, stationery, and cultural and sports facilities.
- Staff: There are 23 teaching and non-teaching staff members.
- Health and Nutrition: Regular health check-ups are conducted, with care provided by a nurse and support staff. Two meals and two snacks are provided daily.
Recognition:
The school has been recognized by the Board of Secondary School, Manipur, to offer classes up to X since 2005.
Activities and Events:
- Uniforms and Supplies: Students receive three sets of uniforms and necessary textbooks and stationery.
- Co-Curricular Activities: The school organizes an Annual Sports & Cultural Meet in March, an Annual Educational/Internal Excursion in June, a Painting Competition on May 1st, and a Teachers’ Day cum Prize Distribution Celebration in September.
Highlights of 2019:
Painting Competition: Held on May 1st with junior and senior sections competing in categories such as domestic birds and sanitation.
Quiz Competition: Conducted on August 15th to celebrate Independence Day.
Computer Class: Offered to students from Class VI to X.
Sports & Cultural Meet: Held from March 5th to 7th, featuring various sports and cultural events.
Teachers’ Day: Celebrated on September 5th with student performances and distribution of annual sports and cultural meet prizes.
The school continues to play a crucial role in providing education and support to Scheduled Tribe children, helping them achieve their full potential despite the challenges of their rural environment.
2. Old Age Home
The Senior Citizens’ Home, previously known as the Old Aged Home, is managed by the United Rural Development Service (URDS), Heirok, Thoubal District, Manipur. Located at Heirok Heituppokpi, this facility accommodates 25 destitute elderly individuals from various villages. The center operates with financial assistance from the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Government of India, New Delhi.
Services Provided:
- Accommodation and Care: Free food, lodging, medicines, and recreational items are provided.
- Medical Care: Regular health check-ups are conducted monthly.
- Daily Amenities: Newspapers, comics, and journals are available to the residents.
- Adult Literacy: Slates, chalks, pencils, exercise books, and primary books are provided for literacy activities.
- Cultural Programs: Annual folk tale programs are organized during the summer.
Recent Activities:
Outing Program: On May 17, 2019, an outing was organized for residents to holy places, including Govindaji Temple in Imphal, Kaina Temple, and Mondum Mahadeva.
The Senior Citizens’ Home continues to offer essential support and activities to enhance the quality of life for its elderly residents.
3. Public Library cum Information Centre
Location and Collection: The Public Library cum Information Centre is situated on the campus of the United Rural Development Service, Heirok. It houses approximately 11,000 books covering a wide range of subjects, including:
- Reference and Textbooks: Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Botany, Mathematics, Geography, History, Civics & Economics, Political Science.
- Other Categories: Literature in various languages, Children’s Books, Medicinal Books, Agricultural Books.
Daily Resources:
- Newspapers: Five local newspapers.
- Other Media: Telegraphs, Employment News, Weekly Journals.
Staffing:
- Personnel: One Librarian and one Assistant Librarian manage the library, with their salaries covered by the organization to serve the readers’ interests.
Additional Facilities:
- Established: Since 2003 under the Raja Rammohun Roy Library Foundation, Kolkata.
- Amenities: Provides reading facilities, daily newspapers, weekly papers, journals, employment news, and free book borrowing. A color television and proper furniture are also available.
Community Engagement:
- Users: The library primarily serves youths, students, and village elders from Heirok, Wangjing, Salungpham, Kairembikhok, Wabaching, Maryland, Heinoukhong, and Thamlai.
- Attendance: Approximately 500 individuals visited for reading during the financial year.
- Membership: 520 members are registered for borrowing books.
4. Other Programmes Undertaken By the Organisation.
1. Youth Leadership Training Programme
- Date: June 20, 2019
- Location: Training Hall, URDS, Heirok
- Participants: 40 selected youths/students from Heirok, Wangjing, Salungpham, Langathel, Kairembikhok, Ukhongsang, Langmeithet, Nongpok Sekmai, Lamding, and Sangaiyumpham.
- Topics Covered:
- Definition and Decision Making in Leadership
- Types of Decisions and Management
- Leadership Styles
- Leadership and Power
- Gender and Leadership
- Team vs. Group Dynamics
- Trainers: 4 resource persons conducted sessions on the various topics.
2. Agricultural and Horticultural Development Programme
- Activities:
- Farmers’ Training Programme
- Distribution of Seeds and Nursery Plants
- Focus Areas: Techniques and technologies in agriculture and horticulture.
- Distribution: Ginger seeds, peas, potato seeds, and nursery plants of banana, lemon, and mango trees provided to 45 farmers at no cost.
3. Skill Development Programme
- Date: December 16-20, 2019
- Location: URDS Training Hall
- Participants: 20 carpenters
- Objective: Upgradation of skills in furniture making.
These programmes aim to enhance leadership skills, improve agricultural practices, and develop vocational skills among the local community.
Annual Progress report 2018 - 19
1. Residential School of Scheduled Tribe Children
Established in 2000 with financial assistance from the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India, the Advance Learner School (Residential) provides educational support to Scheduled Tribe children in the region. Located near economically disadvantaged villages such as Iroisemba, Moirang, Thamlai, Mushi, Maryland, Karongthel, Leirongthel, Wabachong, and Jarnmanglong, the school aims to uplift the local community.
Key Features:
- Educational Levels: Offers education from Class I to Class V (Primary School).
- Student Body: Hosts 100 children from various Scheduled Tribe villages.
- Facilities: Provides free food, lodging, uniforms, medicine, and sports facilities.
- Uniforms: Students receive three sets of uniforms, including white shirts and coffee or white pants for boys and girls.
- Textbooks & Stationery: Distributed at the beginning of classes and throughout the year as needed.
- Staff: Employs 23 teaching and non-teaching staff members.
Recognition:
The school has been recognized by the Board of Secondary Education, Manipur, to offer education up to Class X since 2005, under Recognition No. 1154/Ull7291.
The school plays a crucial role in enhancing educational opportunities and living standards for children in this underserved region.
2. Old Age Home
The Senior Citizen Home, operated by the United Rural Development Service (URDS) at Heirok Heituppokpi, Thoubal District, Manipur, provides essential care for 25 elderly individuals from various villages. This initiative is supported financially by the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Government of India, New Delhi.
Key Features:
- Free Services: Provides free food, lodging, medicines, and recreational items.
- Health Care: Regular medical check-ups are conducted monthly.
- Daily Amenities: Offers daily newspapers, comics, journals, slates, chalks, pencils, exercise books, and primary books for adult literacy.
- Cultural Activities: Hosts annual folk tale programs during the summer, celebrating traditional storytelling for the elderly.
The center ensures a comfortable and engaging environment for the aged, promoting their well-being and integration into the community.
The centre provides free cost offooding, lodging, medicines and recreational items with outing to the innates. Medical health check-up ofthe aged persons are done frequently in a month. Daily newspaper, comics, journal. etc are maintained to them. Slates, chalks, pencils, exercise books, primary books etc. also provided for as an adult literacy.
During the summer season, the folk tale programme (traditional programme for the aged persons in the state) has been organised in every year.
3. Public Library cum Information Centre
The Public Library cum Information Centre at the United Rural Development Service (URDS) in Heirok serves as a valuable resource for the community.
Key Features:
- Collection: Houses approximately 10,700 books covering a wide range of subjects including Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Botany, Mathematics, Geography, History, Civics, Economics, Political Science, Literature in various languages, Children’s Books, Medicinal Books, and Agricultural Books.
- Daily Updates: Provides access to five local newspapers, telegraphs, Employment News, and weekly journals.
- Staffing: Managed by two dedicated staff members—a Librarian and an Assistant Librarian—whose salaries are funded by the organization to ensure smooth operation.
The library is committed to supporting the educational and informational needs of the community.
4. Bal Shiksha Diwas:
The “Bal Shiksha Diwas” programmes were conducted during the year 2018-2019 on various dates, organized by the United Rural Development Service (URDS) in Heirok. These events were supported by different agencies to promote educational resources and support for students.
Sponsored By:
1. Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited, Mumbai.
2. Indian Oil Corporation Limited, New Delhi.
3. Oil India Limited, Noida, Uttar Pradesh.
4. Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd, Mumbai.
Programmes Conducted:
1. 17th May 2018:
   Location: Advance Learner School, Heirok Heituppokpi, P.O. Wangjing, Thoubal District, Manipur.
   Sponsored By: Oil India Limited, Noida.
   Activities: Lectures on Oil India Limited’s roles and responsibilities, distribution of school materials and clothing to students and their families.
2. 18th May 2018:
   Location: Advance Learner School, Heirok Heituppokpi, P.O. Wangjing, Thoubal District, Manipur.
   Sponsored By:
   • Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (Brand and PR Dept), Mumbai.
   • Indian Oil Corporation Limited, New Delhi.
   Activities: Lectures on Bharat Petroleum’s roles and responsibilities, distribution of school-related materials including school bags, books, geometry boxes, stationery items, school uniforms, umbrellas, lunch boxes, and water bottles to students and their parents.
These programmes aimed to support educational development and provide essential resources to underserved students and their families.
4. Other Programmes Undertaken By the Organisation.
- Youth Leadership Training Program.
- Free Healthcare Camp for School Children.
- 4 Days Workshop On NREGS.
- Skill Development Programme.
- Agri and Horticulture Farming.
Annual Progress report 2017 - 18
1. Residential School of Scheduled Tribe Children
The nearby hilly villages like Heinoukhong, Thamlai, Machi, Marryland, Karongthel, Leirongthel, Wabaching, Paringtong ,etc.are so much economically backwards scheduled tribe viliages and situated a long distance from high way and poor communication areas. Hence, The United Rural Development Service (URDS) Heirok has been running a Residential School under the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Govt. of lndia New Delhi ( Tribal Development Division) since 2000 for Scheduled Tribes children. The school has been providing & free fooding and lodging facilities in the school boarding. They have also been provided free outing ,medicine, uniform, cultural , sports facilities etc. There are 23 teaching and non teaching staff.
2. Old Age Home
The Aged Home Centre which run by the United Rural Development Service (URDS, Heirok at Heirok Heituppokpi, Thoubal District, Manipur. there are 25 aged destituted old aged persons from different villages.The centre has been running under the financial assistance frorn the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Govemment of lndia, New Delhi.
The centre provides free cost offooding, lodging, medicines and recreational items with outing to the innates. Medical health check-up ofthe aged persons are done frequently in a month. Daily newspaper, comics, journal. etc are maintained to them. Slates, chalks, pencils, exercise books, primary books etc. also provided for as an adult literacy.
During the summer season, the folk tale programme (traditional programme for the aged persons in the state) has been organised in every year.
3. Public Library cum Information Centre
Public Library and Information Centre
The United Rural Development Service, Heirok, is home to a well-equipped Public Library and Information Centre. The library boasts a collection of approximately 10,000 diverse books covering various subjects. Our collection includes:
– Reference and Textbooks: Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Botany, Mathematics, Geography, History, Civics & Economics, Political Science.
– Literature: Books in different languages and genres.
– Special Collections: Children’s books, medicinal books, agricultural literature, and more.
In addition to the extensive book collection, the library subscribes to five local newspapers, telegraphs, employment news, weekly journals, and other periodicals.
To ensure smooth operation and management, the library is supported by two dedicated staff members: a Librarian and an Assistant Librarian. Their salaries are covered by the organization to serve the best interests of our readers and maintain the library’s excellent standards.
The centre provides free cost offooding, lodging, medicines and recreational items with outing to the innates. Medical health check-up ofthe aged persons are done frequently in a month. Daily newspaper, comics, journal. etc are maintained to them. Slates, chalks, pencils, exercise books, primary books etc. also provided for as an adult literacy.
During the summer season, the folk tale programme (traditional programme for the aged persons in the state) has been organised in every year.
3. Other Programmes Undertaken by the Organization
- Disabilities training on T.V, Mobile, Tailoring & Handicrafts.
- Comsumers Awareness Program.
- 4 Days Workshop On NREGS.
- 5 Days Post Harvesting Technology Program.
- Road Safety Awareness Program.
- HIV/AIDS Awareness program for school going children.
- 5 Days Workshop on Traditional Cultures.
- Yoga & Naturopathy Clinics.
- Poultry and Piggery Farming.
- Agri and Horticulture Farming.
Get Involved
Initiatives That Make a Difference
Join us in creating positive change in our community. Whether you’re passionate about education, elder care, or promoting knowledge, there are many ways you can contribute. Volunteer your time, donate resources, or partner with us to expand our reach. Every action counts, and together, we can make a lasting impact. Explore opportunities to get involved and help us continue our mission of empowering lives and building a brighter future for all.
Management Committee
Our dedicated team is led by a Managing Committee committed to steering the organization towards achieving its objectives.
Sh. Harimohon Sharma, Social Worker
Secretary
G. Dineshori, Weaver
President
H. Dayananda Sharma
Treasurer
Sh.Premkumar Singh, S/W
Executive Members
Th. Basanta Singh, S/W
Executive Members
DETAILS OF STAFF EMPLOYED
Year 2023-24
| SL No. | Aadhaar No. | Name | Father/Mother/ Spouse Name | Date of Birth | Gender | Address . | Category | Email Id | Mobile Number | Education Qualification | Designation | Date of Appointment | Period for which Employed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | xxxxxxxx5682 | Kh. Kumar Singh | Kh. Yaima Singh | 01/02/1971 | Male | Wangjing | OBC | kumarkhundrak pamkh@gmail.com | 9615185526 | Graduate | Superintendent (Full Time) | 110412023 | 12 month w e f ... 01/04/2023 to 31/03/2024 |
| 2 | xxxxxxxx4123 | Sh. Boishalee Sharmi | Sh. Harimohon Sharma | 01/03/1990 | Female | Heirok | OBC | boishalee@gmail.com | 9862978562 | Post-Graduate | Social Worker (Part Time) | 1/4/2023 | 12 month w.e.f. 01/04/2023 to 31/03/2024 |
| 3 | xxxxxxxx3237 | Kh. Shophiya Devi | Kh. Shyamjai Singh | 01/03/2000 | Female | Heirok | OBC | urdsheirok2010@gmail.com | 9366103419 | Diploma in Yoga(DYTTC) | Yoga Therapist (Part Time) | 1/4/2023 | 12 month w.e.f. 01/04/2023 to 31/03/2024 |
| 4 | xxxxxxxx4137 | Dr. N. Somila Devi | N. Surjit Singh | 15/03/1990 | Female | Khonghampat | OBC | urdsheirok2010@gmail.com | 7005269483 | MBBS | Doctor (Part Time) | 1/4/2023 | 12 month w.e.f. 01/04/2023 to 31/03/2024 |
| 5 | xxxxxxxx4462 | Th. Brajeshwori Devi | Th. Bolendro Singh | 01/02/1997 | Female | Thoubal | OBC | urdsheirok2010@gmail.com | 9612312952 | GNM | Staff Nurse (Part Time) | 1/4/2023 | 12 month w.e.f. 01/04/2023 to 31/03/2024 |
| 6 | xxxxxxxx6857 | Maibam Johnson Singh | Maibam Manimohon Singh | 01/02/1997 | Male | Heirok | OBC | urdsheirok2010@gmail.com | 8837263959 | Graduate | Accountant (Part Time) | 1/4/2023 | 12 month w.e.f. 01/04/2023 to |
| 7 | xxxxxxxx7729 | Sh. Jayenta Singh | Sh. Manihar Singh | 01/03/1973 | Male | Heirok | OBC | urdsheirok2010@gmail.com | 9612058800 | Graduate | Cook (Full Time) | 01104/2023 | 12 month w.e.f. 01/04/2023 to 31/03/2024 |
| 8 | xxxxxxxx1742 | W. Philip Maring | W. Yaima Maring | 08/01/1994 | Male | Wabaching | ST | urdsheirok2010@gmail.com | 9612321805 | Graduate | Multi-Tasking Staff (Full Time) | 01104/2023 | 12 month w.e.f. 01104/2023 to 31103/2024 |
| 9 | xxxxxxxx2086 | M. Angshil Maring | M. Kothingam Maring | 01/03/2001 | Male | Thamlai | ST | urdsheirok2010@gmail.com | 7085820555 | Higher Secondary | Multi-Tasking Staff (Full Time) | 01104/2023 | 12 month w.e.f. 01/04/2023 to 31/0312024 |
| 10 | xxxxxxxx6743 | N. (0) Sunita Leima | N. Naobi | 01/01/1974 | Female | Heirok | OBC | urdsheirok2010@gmail.com | 8256925734 | Secondary | Multi-Tasking Staff (Full Time) | 01104/2023 | 12 month w.e.f. 01/04/2023 to 31/03/2024 |
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DETAILS OF STAFF EMPLOYED
Year 2024-25
| SI. No. | Aadhaar No. | Name | Father/Mother/Spouse Name | Date of Birth | Gender | Address | Category | Email Id | Mobile Number | Education Qualification | Designation | Date of Appointment | Period for which Employed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | xxxxxxxx5682 | Kh. Kumar Singh | Kh. Yaima Singh | 01/02/1971 | Male | Wangjing | OBC | kumarkhundrakpamkh@gmail.com | 9615185526 | Graduate | Superintendent (Full Time) | 1/4/2024 | 12 month w.e.f. 01/04/2024 to 31/0312025 |
| 2 | xxxxxxxx4123 | Sh. Boishalee Sharmi | Sh. Harimohon Sharma | 01/03/1990 | Female | Heirok | OBC | boishalee@gmail.com | 9862978562 | Post-Graduate | Social Worker (Part Time) | 01104/2024 | 12 month w.e.f. 01/04/2024 to 31/03/2025 |
| 3 | xxxxxxxx3237 | Kh. Shophiya Devi | Kh. Shyamjai Singh | 01/03/2000 | Female | Heirok | OBC | urdsheirok2010@gmail.com | 9366103419 | Diploma in Yoga (DYTTC) | Yoga Therapist (Part Time) | 1/4/2024 | 12 month w.e.f. 01/04/2024 to 31/03/2025 |
| xxxxxxxx4137 | Dr. N. Somila Devi | N. Surjit Singh | 15/03/1990 | Female | Khonghampat | OBC | urdsheirok2010@gmail.com | 7005269483 | MBBS | Doctor (Part Time) | 1/4/2024 | 12 month w.e.f. 01/0412024 to 31/0312025 |
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| 5 | xxxxxxxx4462 | Th. Brajeshwori Devi | Th. Bolendro Singh | 01/02/1997 | Female | Thoubal | OBC | urdsheirok2010@gmail.com | 9612312952 | GNM | Staff Nurse (Part Time) | 1/4/2024 | 12 month w.e.f. 01/0412024 to 31/0312025 |
| 6 | xxxxxxxx6857 | Maibam Johnson Singh | Maibam Manimohon Singh | 01/02/1997 | Male | Heirok | OBC | urdsheirok2010@gmail.com | 8837263959 | Graduate | Accountant (Part Time) | 1/4/2024 | 12 month w.e.f. 01/0412024 to 31/0312025 |
| 7 | xxxxxxxx7729 | Sh. Jayenta Singh | Sh. Manihar Singh | 01/03/1973 | Male | Heirok | OBC | urdsheirok2010@gmail.com | 9612058800 | Graduate | Cook (Full Time) | 1/4/2024 | 12 month w.e.f. 01/04/2024 to 31/03/2025 |
| 8 | xxxxxxxx1742 | W. Philip Maring | W. Yaima Maring | 08/01/1994 | Male | Wabaching | ST | urdsheirok2010@gmail.com | 9612321805 | Graduate | Multi-Tasking Staff (Full Time) | 1/4/2024 | 12 month w.e.f. 01/04/2024 to 31/03/2025 |
| 9 | xxxxxxxx2086 | M. Angshil Maring | M. Kothingam Maring | 01/03/2001 | Male | Thamlai | ST | urdsheirok2010@gmail.com | 7085820555 | Higher Secondary | Multi-Tasking Staff (Full Time) YES | 1/4/2024 | 12 month w.e.f. 01/04/2024 to 31/03/2025 |
| 10 | xxxxxxxx6743 | N. (0) Sunita Leima | N. Naobi | 01/01/1974 | Female | Heirok | OBC | urdsheirok2010@gmail.com | 8256925734 | Secondary | Multi-Tasking Staff (Full Time) | 1/4/2024 | 12 month w.e.f. 01/04/2024 to 31/03/2025 |
LIST OF BENEFICIARIES
Year 2023-24
| Aadhaar No. | I-Card Type | I-Card Number | Name | Father/ Mother/Husband Name | Date of Birth | Gender | Category | Address | E-mail Id | Mobile Number | Education Qualification | Date of Entry in Institution |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| xxxx xxxx 4658 | Voter ID | HBK0127134 | N. Sanahanbi Devi | C/o, N. Manglem Singh | 4/3/1934 | Female | OBC | Heirok Part-I | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 17/05/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 0285 | Voter ID | HBK0308569 | L.Sabitri Leima | W/o, L. Jugin Meitei | 1/3/1954 | Female | OBC | Heirok Part-I | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 20/06/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 0820 | Voter ID | HBK0130898 | M.Thambal Devi | W/o, (L) M. Amuba Singh | 5/1/1942 | Female | OBC | Heirok Part-I | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 10/2/2018 |
| xxxx xxxx 2527 | Voter ID | HBK0128942 | Sh. Ibobi Singh | Sio, (L) Sh. Kondum Singh | 1/4/1946 | Male | OBC | Heirok Part-I | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 22/08/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 8189 | Voter ID | HBK0126334 | N.Angoubi Devi | W/o, (L) N. Ibohal Singh | 1/3/1948 | Female | OBC | Heituppokpi | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 22/04/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 4550 | Voter ID | DSX0104299 | Kh. Khomei Singh | Sio (L) Kh. Thambal Singh | 1/4/1954 | Male | OBC | Wangjing | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 25/07/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 1647 | Voter ID | HBK0133546 | N. Ito Ibema Devi | D/o, (L) M. Mera Singh | 2/1/1949 | Female | OBC | Heirok | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 10/6/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 0407 | Voter ID | DSX0103879 | Y. Ahanbi Devi | W/o, (L) Y. Thambal Singh | 10/1/1951 | Female | OBC | Wangjing | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 28/02/1999 |
| xxxx xxxx 7012 | Voter ID | DSX0105213 | H. Biren Singh | SAD, (L) H. Khomdon Singh | 1/4/1950 | Male | OBC | Wangjing S.K. Leikai | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 20/06/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 5226 | Voter ID | HBK0126698 | Sh. Angoubi Devi | W/o, (L) Sh. Ibohal Singh | 17/04/1948 | Female | OBC | Heirok | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 17/07/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 9014 | Voter ID | HKB0133942 | M. Memma Leima | W/o, M. Bhudhi Meitei | 1/1/1952 | Female | OBC | Heirok Heituppokpi | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 30/03/2021 |
| xxxx xxxx 9831 | Voter ID | DSX015023 | Kh. Moirangleima Devi | W/o, (L) Kh. Yaima Singh | 10/3/1946 | Female | OBC | Wangjing S.K. Leikai | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 21/06/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 1816 | Voter ID | HKB0096644 | Th. Pramodini Devi | W/o, (L) Th. Kodom Singh | 2/5/1957 | Female | OBC | Salungpham Kang Yambem | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 5/4/2022 |
| xxxx xxxx 7876 | Voter ID | HBK0127548 | L.Bina Leima | W/o, (L) L. Baburam Meitei | 10/7/1955 | Female | OBC | Heirok Mamang | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 12/2/2018 |
| xxxx xxxx 4911 | Voter ID | HBK0132001 | R.K. Rashamani Devi | W/o, R.K. Sanatomba Singh | 1/3/1956 | Female | OBC | Heirok Part-II | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 13/02/2018 |
| xxxx xxxx 7547 | Voter ID | HBK0130732 | N. Moirang Leima | W/o, N. Manithoi Meitei | 1/1/1951 | Female | OBC | Heirok Part-I | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 13/02/2018 |
| xxxx xxxx 8119 | Voter ID | HBK0130468 | N. Akashini Devi | Dia, (L) L. Mohon Singh | 15/01/1945 | Female | OBC | Heirok Heituppokpi | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 13/07/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 6366 | Voter ID | HBK0131599 | M.Thambaltombi Devi | W/o, M. Manihar Singh | 2/7/1956 | Female | OBC | Heirok Heituppokpi | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 27/07/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 5057 | Voter ID | HBK0198960 | Kh. Chaobi Devi | W/o, (L) Kh. Naba Singh | 10/5/1949 | Female | OBC | Heirok Part-II | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 12/3/2022 |
| xxxx xxxx 4082 | Voter ID | HBK0133595 | M. Maipakpi Devi | D/o, (L) Kh. Raton Singh | 1/3/1948 | Female | OBC | Heirok Maning | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 15/03/2018 |
| xxxx xxxx 9972 | Voter ID | HBK0125963 | N.Nabakishor Singh | S/o, (L) N. Babu Singh | 1/3/1956 | Male | OBC | Heirok Part-I | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 12/5/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 6840 | Voter ID | HBK0125823 | Sh. Amuleima Devi | W/o, Sh. Nityai Singh | 12/6/1946 | Female | OBC | Heirok Heituppokpi | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 2/4/2021 |
| xxxx xxxx 4330 | Voter ID | DSX0100693 | L. Ibemhal Devi | W/o,(L) L. Amumacha Singh | 1/2/1948 | Female | OBC | Wangjing | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 17/06/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 9411 | Voter ID | DSX0105866 | L. Jadhabi Devi | W/o, (L) L. Maimu Singh | 2/1/1946 | Female | OBC | Wangjing S.K. Leikai | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 13/08/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 2320 | Voter ID | HBK0133256 | Sh. Manao Singh | S/o. (L) Sh. Kali Singh | 1/1/1956 | Male | OBC | Heirok Part-I, Heituppokpi | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 5/4/2022 |
LIST OF BENEFICIARIES
Year 2024-25
| Aadhaar No. | Card Type | Card Number | Name | Father/ Mother/Husband Name | Date of Birth | Gender | Category | Address | E-mail Id | Mobile Number | Education Qualification | Date of Entry in Institution |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| xxxx xxxx 4658 | Voter ID | HBK0127134 | N. Sanahanbi Devi | C/o, N. Manglem Singh | 4/3/1934 | Female | OBC | Heirok Part-I | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 17/05/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 0285 | Voter ID | HBK0308569 | L.Sabitri Leima | W/o, L. Jugin Meitei | 1/3/1954 | Female | OBC | Heirok Part-I | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 20/06/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 0820 | Voter ID | HBK0130898 | M.Thambal Devi | W/o, (L) M. Amuba Singh | 5/1/1942 | Female | OBC | Heirok Part-I | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 10/2/2018 |
| xxxx xxxx 2527 | Voter ID | HBK0128942 | Sh. Ibobi Singh | S/o, (L) Sh. Kondum Singh | 1/4/1946 | Male | OBC | Heirok Part-I | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 22/08/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 8189 | Voter ID | HBK0126334 | N.Angoubi Devi | W/o, (L) N. Ibohal Singh | 1/3/1948 | Female | OBC | Heituppokpi | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 22/04/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 4550 | Voter ID | DSX0104299 | Kh. Khomei Singh | Slo. (L) Kh. Thambal Singh | 1/4/1954 | Male | OBC | Wangjing | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 25/07/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 1647 | Voter ID | HBK0133546 | N. Ito Ibema Devi | D/o, (L) M. Mera Singh | 2/1/1949 | Female | OBC | Heirok | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 10/6/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 0407 | Voter ID | DSX0103879 | Y. Ahanbi Devi | W/o, (L) Y. Thambal Singh | 10/1/1951 | Female | OBC | Wangjing | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 28/02/1999 |
| xxxx xxxx 7012 | Voter ID | DSX0105213 | H. Biren Singh | Slo, (L) H. Khomdon Singh | 1/4/1950 | Male | OBC | Wangjing S.K. Leikai | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 20/06/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 5226 | Voter ID | HBK0126698 | Sh. Angoubi Devi | W/o, (L) Sh. Ibohal Singh | 17/04/1948 | Female | OBC | Heirok | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 17/07/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 9014 | Voter ID | HKB0133942 | M. Memma Leima | W/o, M. Bhudhi Meitei | 1/1/1952 | Female | OBC | Heirok Heituppokpi | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 30/03/2021 |
| xxxx xxxx 9831 | Voter ID | DSX015023 | Kh. Moirangleima Devi | W/o, (L) Kh. Yaima Singh | 10/3/1946 | Female | OBC | Wangjing S.K. Leikai | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 21/06/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 1816 | Voter ID | HKB0096644 | Th. Pramodini Devi | W/o, (L) Th. Kodom Singh | 2/5/1957 | Female | OBC | Salungpham Kang Yambem | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 5/4/2022 |
| xxxx xxxx 7876 | Voter ID | HBK0127548 | L.Bina Leima | WIo, (L) L. Baburam Meitei | 10/7/1955 | Female | OBC | Heirok Mamang | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 12/2/2018 |
| xxxx xxxx 4911 | Voter ID | HBK0132001 | R.K. Rashamani Devi | W/o, R.K. Sanatomba Singh | 1/3/1956 | Female | OBC | Heirok Part-II | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 13/02/2018 |
| xxxx xxxx 7547 | Voter ID | HBK0130732 | N. Moirang Leima | W/o, N. Manithoi Meitei | 1/1/1951 | Female | OBC | Heirok Part-I | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 13/02/2018 |
| xxxx xxxx 8119 | Voter ID | HBK0130468 | N. Akashini Devi | D/o, (L) L. Mohan Singh | 15/01/1945 | Female | OBC | Heirok Heituppokpi | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 13/07/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 6366 | Voter ID | HBK0131599 | M.Thambaltombi Devi | W/o, M. Manihar Singh | 2/7/1956 | Female | OBC | Heirok Heituppokpi | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 27/07/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 5057 | Voter ID | HBK0198960 | Kh. Chaobi Devi | WIo, (L) Kh. Naba Singh | 10/5/1949 | Female | OBC | Heirok Part-II | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 12/3/2022 |
| xxxx xxxx 4082 | Voter ID | HBK0133595 | M. Maipakpi Devi | D/o, (L) Kh. itoton Singh | 1/3/1948 | Female | OBC | Heirok Maning | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 15/03/2018 |
| xxxx xxxx 9972 | Voter ID | FIBK0125963 | N.Nabakishor Singh | S/o, (L) N. Babu Singh | 1/3/1956 | Male | OBC | Heirok Part-I | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 12/5/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 6840 | Voter ID | HBK0125823 | Sh. Amuleima Devi | W/o, Sh. Nityai Singh | 12/6/1946 | Female | OBC | Heirok Heituppokpi | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 2/4/2021 |
| xxxx xxxx 4330 | Voter ID | DSX0100693 | L. Ibemhal Devi | VV/o,(L) L. Amumacha Singh | 1/2/1948 | Female | OBC | Wangjing | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 17/06/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 9411 | Voter ID | DSX0105866 | L. Jadhabi Devi | W/o, (L) L. Maimu Singh | 2/1/1946 | Female | OBC | Wangjing S.K. Leikai | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 13/08/2016 |
| xxxx xxxx 2320 | Voter ID | HBK0133256 | Sh. Manao Singh | S/o, (L) Sh. Kali Singh | 1/1/1956 | Male | OBC | Heirok Part-I, Heituppokpi | Nil | Nil | Illiterate | 5/4/2022 |
Name and Address of the project: MAINTENANCE OF SENIOR CITIZENS' HOME FOR 25 BENEFICIARIES at 48, First Floor, Heirok Part-1 Heituppokpi near Advanced Learner School, P.O. Wangjing, Thoubal District, Manipur-795148 | Project ID IP/MN/THB/00413 | Year 2024-25
Food Menu
Maintenance of Senior Citizen’s Home For 25 Beneficiaries
| DAYS | BREAKFAST | LUNCH | TEA BREAK | SUPPER |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TIME | 05:45 - 06:00 A.M | 08:00 - 08:30 A.M | 4:00 PM | 07:00 P.M - 07:30 P.M |
| MONDAY | Milk & bread | Red Dal & Kanghou | Tea & Biscuit | Kangsoi & Ametpa |
| TUESDAY | Tea & Biscuit | Kangtak dal & Ametpa | Tea & Bread | Ironba & Kanghou |
| WEDNESDAY | Tea & Banana | Chamthong & Ametpa | Tea & Haluwa | Fish |
| THURSDAY | Milk & Biscuit | Utti & Ametpa | Tea & Biscuit | Kangsoi & Papad |
| FRIDAY | Tea & Haluwa | Egg | Tea & Bread | Mixed Vegetables & Ametpa |
| SATURDAY | Milk & Biscuit | Red Dal & Pickle | Tea & Haluwa | Ironba & Champhut Badaam |
| SUNDAY | Milk & Haluwa | Meat | Tea & Biscuit | Chamthong & Iromba |