Maharashtra SSC Sarvodaya Vichar Grade case studies
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The Sarvodaya Vichar Grade examination is a Maharashtra SSC-level credential that tests whether a candidate has genuinely absorbed the Gandhian and Sarvodaya tradition as a body of thought, not merely as a set of historical dates. It suits school candidates in Maharashtra preparing for the SSC Sarvodaya Vichar paper, teacher-training and B.Ed. The Maharashtra SSC Sarvodaya Vichar Grade case studies are 5 cases and about 4,119 words.
1The Fast and the Gherao: Judging a Liquor-Shop Satyagraha
The zilla parishad school in Karanja, Wardha district, has 62 students in Classes 5 to 8; 41 of them walk past the door of a country-liquor outlet that stands 80 metres from the school gate on the same lane. In June the outlet's licence was renewed for the third year although the parent-teacher association had filed 47 written objections and the mahila mandal had submitted a memorandum with 340 signatures.
829 words, about 4 min2Sixty-Two Acres, No Mutation: A Bhoodan Gift Under Threat
Ganeshpur, a village of 3,400 people and 640 hectares, received a gift of 62 acres in 1957 from its patil in Vinoba's presence. Twenty-three landless families have cultivated between 1 and 2.5 acres each since then, paying land revenue in the donor's name.
821 words, about 4 min3The Khadi Unit Running Out of Corpus
A sarvodaya ashram in Wardha district runs a khadi and village industries unit: 18 hand-spinners with an average age of 62 (11 women, 6 from Dalit families), 4 handlooms and a small ghee unit. Monthly turnover is Rs 1.9 lakh.
827 words, about 4 min4Eleven Days to Polling: A Rumour, a Beating and a Shanti Sena
Ranipur, a block headquarters town of 3,100 people in Nandurbar district, wakes one Tuesday to a 42-second Marathi voice message circulating on six WhatsApp groups: a migrant bangle-seller from Uttar Pradesh has been seen pulling a child into a lane. Within three hours about 400 men gather at the bus stand, beat the 34-year-old seller, burn his cart and leave him with a fractured arm and partial hearing loss in one ear.
836 words, about 4 min5Thirteen of Fourteen: Consensus, a Grazing Ground and a Deadline
A district sarvodaya federation holds Rs 60 lakh from a corporate social responsibility fund for a two-year 'sarvodaya village' programme in 14 villages: a watershed pond, a drinking-water scheme, a balwadi and a grain bank in each. Gram sabha resolutions were passed in 13 villages.
806 words, about 4 min