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BIHAR
History
AICUF
in Bihar, from its very inception has played a vital role in developing the
consciousness for the students for the all round development of the tribal boys
and girls of this region, particularly after it has given itself its
constitution in 1989. It lays emphasis on working in solidarity with the
exploited masses. Trials of this region have been the victims of various kinds
of exploitation from the very beginning of their history in this region. The
Central Committee Meeting (CCM) of AICUF in 1958 took the decision to spread
AICUF movement in Bihar. Since then, AICUF has extended invaluable service to
the tribals in this region.
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Major
Activities
Bihar
was considered the part of AICUF, of the then CSU of Calcutta. The AICUF
Calcutta opened its unit at St. Xavier’s College, Ranchi in 1960. Together
with Ranchi, AICUF started its activities in Hazaribagh and Jamshedpur.
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In 1963, separate unit for girls was started in Ranchi.
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In 1963, many AICUF leaders took part in the leadership camp at
Jamshedpur.
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In 1965, a unit was formed in Gumla.
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In 1966, a leadership camp was organized in Patna.
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In 1967, Ranchi hosted yet another leadership camp.
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In 1968, a Hindi camp was organized at betiah in North Bihar.
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In 1969, a leadership cam was held in Hazaribagh.
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In 1969, Prabhat unit, Ranchi and units in Simdega and Khunti were
started.
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1989-90
9th-11th
May – State Convention was held at St. Xavier College, Ranchi. 73
participants, including the two guests Fr. Gabriel from M.P. and Mr. Ignatius
from Calcutta participated. The discussions were focused on three core issues:
Dalit, Tribal and Women.
1991-92
In
November 1991, AICUF Ranchi zone organized protest demonstration and ‘Fast
unto death’ against the rape of a girl student of a rural college in Kolebira
by the Block Development Officer.
13th-15th
November: Organised a seminar for the units of Ranchi – the topic was
“Tribal Culture” and “AICUF History”.
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1998-99
The
techniques of street theatre and the study of the policy document of the state
of South Bihar was conducted, from 20th to 24th September
1998.
1999-2000
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Protest
Rally against the molestation of a nun in Chapra
In
collaboration with the ICM Sisters the AICUFers of Patna Women’College unit
took up the commitment to the Domestic Workers.
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In
collaboration with the All India Woman’s Conference (AIWC),Bihar branch the AICUFers of Patna Women’s College unit were trained in a two day Micro Credit Programme for
empowering women with low income and arranged for a free one year computer
course for the poor students.
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2000-2001
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Human
Rights and their violations - Regional camp.
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A survey of the domestic workers
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One day seminar on ‘Terrorism - A Global Menace’
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Poster Competition displaying the effects of Terrorism
Patna Women’s College
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AIDS awareness programme by Bihar AIDS control society in
association with AICUF
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2002-2003
North
Bihar-Main
Aims, Objectives and Functions
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Formation of animators, youth leaders, youth volunteers through seminars,
workshops, exposures, etc.
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Undertaking awareness campaigns on emerging issues.
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Collaboration with secular Movements.
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Social Awareness through social analysis programmes, exposure camps,
street plays, etc.
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Women
empowerment through exclusive camps, seminars for women
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Publication of News Bulletins.
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South
Bihar
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Create
an atmosphere where every boy and girl is given due respect, where every one gets a chance to improve his or her internal and external qualities,
human
and social in order to create a
just society.
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Solidarity towards tribals in their struggle to create a just human
society.
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Provide an opportunity for all tribal students to develop their human,democratic
and tribal cultural values.
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Nucleate in all the tribal students a compassionate heart and analytical
mind, to make them the zealous workers for a just society.
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