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{{Use dmy dates|date=August 2015}}{{Use Indian English|date=August 2015}}{{Infobox recurring event |name = Abhyuday, IIT Bombay |native_name = |native_name_lang = |logo = |logo_alt =Abhyuday 2k18 |logo_caption = |logo_size =220px |image = |image_size = |alt = |caption = |status = active |genre = Non-Profit Student Organisation |frequency = Annually | venue = IIT, Bombay | location = Mumbai, India | coordinates = {{Coord|19|08|01.09|N|72|54|55.29|E|display=inline,title}} |country = India |first = |founder_name = |last = |prev = |next = |participants = |attendance = |capacity = |area = |budget = |activity = |leader_name = |organised = Student community of IIT Bombay |filing = |people = |member = |sponsor = |website = www.abhyudayiitb.org |current = |footnotes = }}Abhyuday, IIT Bombay IntroductionAbhyuday is the Social Body of Indian Institute of Technology,Bombay; a student-run organization which works towards fostering leadership and social impact. It believes in the importance of creating a socially conscious environment and empowering youth to work towards India’s challenges, fostering a movement of changemakers across the nation. With this belief, Abhyuday IIT Bombay would develop a culture of participation in social development-oriented activities and taking up initiative among students by providing them with a platform to learn, interact and act. With a network of chapters in colleges spanning the length and breadth of the country, it is India’s largest movement of youth towards social change. History & VisionAbhyuday started 5 years back, with a group of socially inclined students who felt the need for a body, which provides opportunities to the students of the institute who wish to work for a better society. With a vision to channelize the youth towards India's social challenges, Abhyuday has established itself as one of the country’s largest student-run social body in the mere span of 4 years. Our flagship being campaigns, we also conduct year-long events like conferences, donation drives, exhibitions and provide social fellowship, internship opportunities to the students of the institute. The ‘Social Fest’ usually held in January is a two-day extravaganza that celebrates the spirit of social good. EventsQuora MeetupIIT Bombay’s first ever Quora Meetup where Quora top writers, the most articulate minds in the country came together to express their views on issues that need to be addressed in our society. Satyamev Jayate live screeningAn interactive discussion with Aamir Khan and Satyamev Jayate live screening. In 2014, Satyamev Jayate, India’s highest rated social documentary show was recorded live in IIT Bombay. Primarily shedding light on the brave survival stories of victims of various social issues, the show also paid homage to people working for the betterment of the society. The screening was followed by a holistic discussion with the host of the show, Aamir Khan. REVA INDIAREVA - Right to Education and Vision for All provided a platform for the children of marginalized sections of society and enabled them to display their creative side and ensured their all-round development. Jagriti Yatra’16 LaunchJagriti Yatra 2016 was launched in IIT Bombay convocation hall kickstarting a 15-day long, national train journey that took participants 8000 kilometres across the length and breadth of India, to understand and build India of smaller towns and villages through enterprise. Lend Your Voice LaunchAbhyuday's social festival saw famed actress Shraddha Kapoor who joined our Lend your Voice initiative started in the year 2014, of recording and handling of audio books for the Visually Challenged and successfully launched Abhyuday's LYV app further recording the first crowdsourced audio clip for Lend your Voice. Unsung Heroes"UNSUNG HEROES" featured people who have done something great for the society but have not been recognised where the students got a chance to interact and hear about their journey through the path less preferred by most of us. Independence Day DriveAbhyuday had executed the umbrella and raincoats donation drive on Independence day distributing 120 raincoats and 50 umbrellas with an objective of helping the homeless and street dwellers during the harsh monsoon season in Mumbai. AntarchakshuAntarchakshu was a mass awareness and sensitization event conceptualized and organized in collaboration with Xavier’s Resource Centre for the Visually Challenged (XRCVC) and was populous with over 2000 onlookers. The event helped in enhancing the skills on using the power of imagination, ability to work around situations, overcome barriers, challenge beliefs and think out of the box. Water 2020The conference had a panel of speakers including Bureaucrats, government officials one of them being the district collector of Osmanabad and professors address issues relating to finding solutions for drought-affected areas in various parts of Maharashtra we also explore issues relating to urban areas. Social Festival 2017An inspiring lecture delivered by Shri Pravin Dixit, 1977 batch IPS officer and Former DGP, Maharashtra Police who is also a recipient of the President's Police Medal. The interactive session revealed his journey from a UPSC aspirant to an efficient and a successful administrator. Mr Dixit emphasized that the journey in the uniform is full of sacrifices and tough decisions and had given many beneficial pro tips for the students aspiring to join civil services. Transformation of Mumbai :From Mills To MallsThe exhibition organized by Abhyuday, IIT Bombay '1982, a tale of the forgotten past' unveiled the provoking and sensitizing story of Mumbai's transformation from mills to malls today. It also made people ponder upon the repetition of the history in IT industry in the present world. Sandesh to SoldiersOn Independence Day, students from the institute and children from Desire Society orphanage, which is a home for 30+ HIV positive kids expressed their gratitude towards our soldiers by penning down their token of thanks on postcards. Blood Donation Camp‘The finest gesture one can make is to save a life by donating Blood’. We had organised a blood donation camp, inside the campus for the student, staff and labour community which saw a huge turnout of 542 people, out of which 442 were eligible to donate blood. The blood we collected during the camp has a potential to save up to 1326 lives. At the blood donation camp, we also had a blood stem cell donation registry, where we got over 110 registrations for blood stem cell donation. Book DonationAs they say, “Giving is not just about making a donation. It is about making a difference.” So, to make a difference in the lives of children, Abhyuday donated 100+ books to the Ajivam NGO which has built a public library which was inaugurated on 2nd October 2017 in Kansahari village near Varanasi (UP) for the children who are the future of India. Breast Cancer Awareness TalkOctober being breast cancer awareness month, “Breast Cancer Awareness’’ talk was conducted, to initiate and drive research towards diagnosis, prevention, cure and treatment with constant information because ‘the more you know, the less you fear’. The talk was be delivered by Dr Rucha Kaushik, consultant breast cancer surgeon from P. D. Hinduja hospital with more than 6 years of research experience in this field. The lecture covered thorough knowledge about symptoms, prevention, cure and available treatment for breast cancer. The talk saw a crowd of over 100 people consisting of IIT Bombay students, residents, PHO, mess, staff and construction site workers. CampaignsCampaigns is the flagship event of Abhyuday, IIT Bombay. These are yearlong events which involve exuberant youth participation and witness heart-wrenching moments of self-discovery creating a deep and direct impact on the society as well as the social conscience of young adults. The major part of campaigns comprises of visits to various NGOs, Orphanages, Old Age Homes, Slums and other unexplored and unserved sections of society. Abhyuday conduct activities which create a direct impact on the society. They started Campaigns back in 2014 by Volunteers Visits only. Volunteer Visits include visits in Old Age Homes, Slums and RobinHood Army. Then they expanded Campaigns towards the concern of lack of career guidance and education through Career Counselling Campaign and Masti Ki Paathshala. Abhyuday is a community of 80+ students backed by 100+ faculty members and 10,000 students of IIT Bombay. Volunteers WeekendsVolunteer weekends aim to enlighten the youth by making them conscious of social issues and encouraging them to initiate social change. Abhyuday connects and takes help of youth for conducting various social activities. Under this initiative, they conduct visits to various NGOs, Old Age Homes, Slums and Orphanages, interact with them and deliver their services. They visit, they explore and try to solve those problems at their level which exists but are often ignored. These volunteers are mostly students of IIT Bombay itself. As of June 2018, they have conducted 600+ volunteer visits in different Old Age Homes (Little Sisters of the Poor, Dr Niranjan Wagh's Home for Aged), Slums (Hamara Bachpan) and Orphanages (Snehasadan, Dreamz Home, Desire Society). Abhyuday IITB is associated with 50+ NGOs including Yuva Parivartan, Gandhi Fellowship, CRY and TFI. Old Age Home Visits“It’s not the years in your life that counts but the life in your years.” What actually matters in life is making memories and living each day to the fullest. As the name suggests, Abhyuday visits Old Age Homes and use to spend some quality time with these abandoned world changers. The purpose of this campaign is to increase the sensitivity in volunteers who itself are students for their parents and elderly peoples. Slum Visits“A little kindness can transform someone's dark moment into a blaze of light.” It matters to them far beyond our imagination !! The willingness to learn and the enthusiasm to participate in different activities is what that drives and inspires to bring out the change in the life of these less fortunate kids of the society. RobinHood ArmyThe best feeling of happiness is when you are happy because you have made someone else happy !! The Robin Hood Army is a volunteer-based organization that works to get surplus food from restaurants across to the less fortunate people. Abhyuday helps connect young volunteers towards the problem of hunger in our society. They visit nearby slums, provide food and teach them things like Counting, Basic Science, English and enjoy with them by conducting some fun activities. The vision is simply to eliminate hunger and food wastage globally. The idea is to create self-sustained chapters who will look after their local community. And in the process, inspire people around us to give back to those who need it most. Versova Beach CleanUp CampaignMarine Debris is a global issue. Million tons of marine litter and marine debris is present there on our coastal land. Abhyuday IIT Bombay with a group of some Volunteers visits Versova Beach on the second weekend of every month for the 'World's Largest Beach CleanUp Campaign’ i.e. Versova Beach CleanUp Campaign. Abhyuday IIT Bombay has been associated with Versova Beach CleanUp Campaign for more than one year under the leadership of UN Environment ‘Champion of the Earth’ Afroz Shah. During the span of one year, more than 300 volunteers who itself are IIT Bombay students have contributed their bit towards Clean India Mission. From the very start of this campaign, 15 million kilograms of Marine Debris and Marine Litter has been cleaned as of now. In its 136th week of the run, the Versova Beach CleanUp Campaign was specially conducted on the occasion of World Environment Day with the theme as Beat Plastic Pollution. The event was hosted by United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and India. Abhyuday IITB also celebrated World Environment Day, 2018 with UNEP, Government of India, MOEF, Government of Maharashtra and MCGM. Abhyuday IIT Bombay was also felicitated with the certificate of appreciation from United Nations Environment and Afroz Shah for its selfless contribution of tackling Marine Debris on the occasion of World Environment Day. Masti Ki PathshalaIt is said that “When you enjoy what you do, work becomes to play”. The “Masti Ki Paathshala” initiative aims to teach basic science to children through a more innovative and fascinating way with the help of fun experiments and toys making sessions. Abhyuday visits different NGOs & Orphanages and conducts basic science-based activities and help them understand the logic behind them. Abhyuday wishes to boost their curiosity, interest and let these kids fall in love with science again but this time in a different way by experiencing and performing science. Masti Ki Paathshala (MKP) is an awe-inspiring classroom cum game room where each inquisitive little mind is free to create a world of its own, a world where the magic of science happens, where learning is all about Fun and Masti. Career Counselling Campaign (CCC)The Career Counselling Campaign provides free career guidance to underprivileged students. The objective of this campaign is to bring awareness about career and the importance of guidance among school students. Abhyuday reaches out to students through sessions conducted in various schools of Mumbai and through their app called the Career Counselling Helpline. Career Counselling Campaign has been divided into two parts namely: Offline CCCCareer Counselling Campaign was started in 2016. In its early stage of start, the campaign ran in offline mode where volunteers of Abhyuday physically visited schools and provided career guidance to the underprivileged students by giving them information about what choices of career lie ahead. They make them aware of the importance of finding the path which is best fitted for them. Abhyuday distributes informative booklet, flowcharts to them and also conducts a test-quiz after the end of the session. As of now, they have covered 50+ schools and over 6500 students with a volunteer base of 150 students who itself are IITB students. Online CCCTo increase the reach of Career Counselling Campaign and to make most of this initiative, Abhyuday IIT Bombay launched their online platform of CCC back in October of 2017 to cover all those students who can't be guided due to constraints of time and distance. They launched our Helpline App through which volunteers from any institute with enthusiasm can help students with their knowledge about the importance of choosing a right career path. The app provides a simple yet powerful way of reaching out and connecting to the unexplored and unserved sections of the society. Scaling up the pre-existing Career Counselling Campaign being run by Abhyuday IIT Bombay, it connects the socially conscious and tech-savvy youth of the nation to the underprivileged and needy. A Helpline Number (1800-200-2090) which is connected to the app is being circulated among the students who lack the resources and information for pursuing their dream career. By calling on this helpline number, they can register a query. This query then gets allotted to and resolved by one of the app users/ volunteers over a call. This is on call career guidance service hence makes it simple to create an impact on the lives of students who deserve better. VTC SessionsAbhyuday has organized 2 VTC (Video Teleconferencing) sessions till now in which they have covered 72000+ students from 8th to 12th standard of BMC (Bombay Municipal Corporation) schools. Their first session was conducted on 27th January 2018. In their first session, IIT Bombay students gave career guidance to the students of BMC schools in which they included all the quality content that is covered in offline CCC sessions. Their second session was held on 24th March 2018. In this session, one of IIT Bombay faculty Prof. Parag Bhargava rendered an informative lecture on the importance of communication skills and spoken English. CompetitionsThe competitions at Abhyuday, IIT Bombay is a platform to provide a sustainable solution model to the social problems by engaging with the community and stakeholders. Aimed at encouraging youth towards solving social issues with their innovativeness, Competitions, has covered about 25+ states and 45+ cities with the participation of 800+ teams including over 2000 students & Professionals from around 1500 colleges across the nation till now. Action PlanAction plan, the flagship competition of Abhyuday, has the designation of the initiator of this social group of IIT Bombay. With an action plan based on a 3-I’s mantra (Ideate – Innovate – Implement), it provides the platform to the youngsters across the country to come up with feasible and optimistic solutions to tackle social issues present in the Indian society. Started in 2012, it has rapidly expanded and last year reached to around 300+ teams of 1500+ different colleges in 40+ cities across India.KalamanchIn its 2017-inaugural run, the aim of Kalamanch was to convey the multifaceted themes in fighting the social problems which are related to human rights, thereby condemning the deterioration of human rights by raising awareness among one and all through art and photography, consisting of paintings, photographs, graffiti, digital art, and different artworks. It stood a major attraction to visitors. Adhikaar: The Battle of WordsOne of the largest national level inter-college debate competitions organized at IIT Bombay, Adhikaar’s themes are based on some of the burning topics on various sectors such as violation of human rights, women harassment, governance, education, etc. In the fest organised in 2018, it happened to attract more than 70+ teams from different colleges making it a huge success in its very first year. R3It is known to inspire and challenge the youth of India to achieve the highest waste reduction, recycling, and reuse goals in the nation through innovation and creativity; it has drawn the attention of a huge enthusiastic crowd over past few years. The vacuum cleaner using reusable plastics costing a mere ₹ 150 was one of the best submissions in the event. Civic MeterCivic Meter, a competition based on critical thinking and awareness, was organized in 2018. It was a question-paper format test, based on the year’s theme, Human Rights. 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