Village established for 35 thousand children
National Scout Guide Jamboree / Village established for 35 thousand children
National Scout Guide Jamboree - Village established for 35 thousand children
National Scout Guide Jamboree: The 18th National Scout-Guide Jamboree is starting from today in Nimbli village situated on the Jodhpur-Pali border. In Pali district, blocks of tents have been made for the accommodation of 35,000 students on Rico's land. President Draupadi Murmu and Governor Kalraj Mishra will start this Jamboree. Before this, rehearsal was done for the inauguration ceremony on Tuesday. This is the second Jamboree of Rajasthan so far, before that the first Jamboree in Rajasthan was held in 1956 in Jaipur. Rajasthan is getting a second chance after 66 years. In such a situation, this time the preparations regarding this are also special.
35 thousand Indian and foreign scouts-guides will participate in this jamboree. For these, arrangements have been made to set up 3520 tents in a vast ground of 220 hectares. 400 Scout-Guides from foreign nations like Bangladesh, Ghana, Saudi Arabia, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Kenya etc. will participate in the Jamboree.As the events related to the National Jamboree continued, so did the number of Scout-Guides participating in it. The number increased 5 times in 70 years. In 1953, when Jamboree was organized for the first time in Hyderabad. During that time around 7000 scout-guides took part. While this time this number has increased to 35 thousand in the jamboree being held in Rajasthan.President reached the venue
President Draupadi Murmu reached Jamboree venue from Abu Road at 3 pm. Here he inspected the venue. Earlier the President was Draupadi Murmu Mount Abu. Here at 3:30 in the morning, meditation was done. After that attended Murli class at 7:00 am and addressed the members there. She went to Pandav Bhawan, the international headquarters of the Sansthan, and offered floral tributes there in Brahma Baba's room and then at his cottage, the samadhi sthal Shanti Stambh. After meditating on Baba in the History Hall, she reached Gyan Sarovar with her convoy. President Draupadi Murmu also planted a plantation at Gyan Sarovar.
Addressing the Jamboree, the President said that the Scout-Guide is the largest organization in the country. It has 24 lakh scout-guides but there is a need to increase its number. Scouting is your life's work. During this, he also sang the song Hum Honge Kamyab with the children of the Scout-Guide.Earlier, CM Ashok Gehlot while addressing said that it is a matter of pride to be a scout-guide. In scouting we learn values and social service. The CM said that the visit of the President is a matter of pride for us.
During this various cultural programs were organized. Surya Kiran aircraft from BSF showed stunts in the sky.But, the story of the Scout-Guides who participated in the Jamboree is also very interesting... It was the army of children who fought the war.For the first time in South Africa, training was given to become an army of children.Between 1899-1900, 1500 whites and 8000 local people lived in the town of Mafeking in South Africa. The Dutch people, who were called Boers, wanted to take over Mafeking. Boer's army of 9000 besieges Mafeking. Baden Paul (who founded Scout) was posted there during this period. He had 1000 soldiers and 8 guns in the palace to fight the war. Powell did not allow the Dutch to enter his town for 218 days. The reason was that Paul's staff officer, Edward Cecil, raised an army of boys over the age of 9 from Mafeking. They were given training by wearing uniform. Employed them in first aid and other works and those who were soldiers to fight the war.Inspired by this incident, he wrote a book called Aids to Scouting. Impressed by this book, Mr. Smith urged Baden Paul to start scouting for boys. On this in 1907, Baden Powell organized the first Scout Camp of 20 boys from different sections of the society from 29 July to 9 August at Brown Sea Island near Pul Harbour, in the English Channel. He wrote about the experiences of this camp in his famous book called Scouting for Boys.Scout Guide in RajasthanThe Scout Guide became active in Rajasthan in the second decade of the 20th century with various units being established in Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Bikaner, Bharatpur, Alwar and Ajmer. The first Scout troop started in 1912. Now in the state, one state headquarter, 7 divisional headquarter, 33 district headquarter and 273 local union schools with units are running well.In 1947, a 165-member contingent from India went to the Paris World Scouts and Guides Jamboree.After the World War in 1947, when the World Scouts and Guides Jamboree was held in Paris, India sent a 165-member team to Paris. In this team, scout guides of the then Rajputana, including students of Mayo College, Ajmer and Jasdev Singh, PP Singh HN Nigam of Jaipur, besides Ranbir Singh, student of Mayo College, Jaipur were also included in the team. This Rajputana contingent was led by Dan Man Mathur of Ajmer.World record will be made in the program, 35 thousand children will sing Jamboree songs togetherPali teacher Deepak Jawa has written a song for the 18th National Jamboree. The promo of this song was launched by CM Ashok Gehlot a few days ago. During the program, one day 35 thousand children will create a world record by singing this song together. Not only this, 22 thousand candidates had come in the jamboree held so far, but this time the jamboree to be held in Pali will break the record.The special thing will also be that the local people will also get a chance to go in this, for this visitors passes will be made.
35 thousand Indian and foreign scouts-guides will participate in this jamboree. For these, arrangements have been made to set up 3520 tents in a vast ground of 220 hectares. 400 Scout-Guides from foreign nations like Bangladesh, Ghana, Saudi Arabia, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Kenya etc. will participate in the Jamboree.As the events related to the National Jamboree continued, so did the number of Scout-Guides participating in it. The number increased 5 times in 70 years. In 1953, when Jamboree was organized for the first time in Hyderabad. During that time around 7000 scout-guides took part. While this time this number has increased to 35 thousand in the jamboree being held in Rajasthan.President reached the venue
President Draupadi Murmu reached Jamboree venue from Abu Road at 3 pm. Here he inspected the venue. Earlier the President was Draupadi Murmu Mount Abu. Here at 3:30 in the morning, meditation was done. After that attended Murli class at 7:00 am and addressed the members there. She went to Pandav Bhawan, the international headquarters of the Sansthan, and offered floral tributes there in Brahma Baba's room and then at his cottage, the samadhi sthal Shanti Stambh. After meditating on Baba in the History Hall, she reached Gyan Sarovar with her convoy. President Draupadi Murmu also planted a plantation at Gyan Sarovar.
Addressing the Jamboree, the President said that the Scout-Guide is the largest organization in the country. It has 24 lakh scout-guides but there is a need to increase its number. Scouting is your life's work. During this, he also sang the song Hum Honge Kamyab with the children of the Scout-Guide.Earlier, CM Ashok Gehlot while addressing said that it is a matter of pride to be a scout-guide. In scouting we learn values and social service. The CM said that the visit of the President is a matter of pride for us.
During this various cultural programs were organized. Surya Kiran aircraft from BSF showed stunts in the sky.But, the story of the Scout-Guides who participated in the Jamboree is also very interesting... It was the army of children who fought the war.For the first time in South Africa, training was given to become an army of children.Between 1899-1900, 1500 whites and 8000 local people lived in the town of Mafeking in South Africa. The Dutch people, who were called Boers, wanted to take over Mafeking. Boer's army of 9000 besieges Mafeking. Baden Paul (who founded Scout) was posted there during this period. He had 1000 soldiers and 8 guns in the palace to fight the war. Powell did not allow the Dutch to enter his town for 218 days. The reason was that Paul's staff officer, Edward Cecil, raised an army of boys over the age of 9 from Mafeking. They were given training by wearing uniform. Employed them in first aid and other works and those who were soldiers to fight the war.Inspired by this incident, he wrote a book called Aids to Scouting. Impressed by this book, Mr. Smith urged Baden Paul to start scouting for boys. On this in 1907, Baden Powell organized the first Scout Camp of 20 boys from different sections of the society from 29 July to 9 August at Brown Sea Island near Pul Harbour, in the English Channel. He wrote about the experiences of this camp in his famous book called Scouting for Boys.Scout Guide in RajasthanThe Scout Guide became active in Rajasthan in the second decade of the 20th century with various units being established in Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Bikaner, Bharatpur, Alwar and Ajmer. The first Scout troop started in 1912. Now in the state, one state headquarter, 7 divisional headquarter, 33 district headquarter and 273 local union schools with units are running well.In 1947, a 165-member contingent from India went to the Paris World Scouts and Guides Jamboree.After the World War in 1947, when the World Scouts and Guides Jamboree was held in Paris, India sent a 165-member team to Paris. In this team, scout guides of the then Rajputana, including students of Mayo College, Ajmer and Jasdev Singh, PP Singh HN Nigam of Jaipur, besides Ranbir Singh, student of Mayo College, Jaipur were also included in the team. This Rajputana contingent was led by Dan Man Mathur of Ajmer.World record will be made in the program, 35 thousand children will sing Jamboree songs togetherPali teacher Deepak Jawa has written a song for the 18th National Jamboree. The promo of this song was launched by CM Ashok Gehlot a few days ago. During the program, one day 35 thousand children will create a world record by singing this song together. Not only this, 22 thousand candidates had come in the jamboree held so far, but this time the jamboree to be held in Pali will break the record.The special thing will also be that the local people will also get a chance to go in this, for this visitors passes will be made.