Download the list of rights of vendors against eviction (Hindi, English)

How to file a complaint against undue eviction?

Please download this word template (Hindi, English) to file the complaint. You can use this note (Hindi, English)

How to file a complaint against Illegal Exclusion from Survey?

• Please download this word template (English) to file the complaint. You can use this note to understand how to fill the complaint (English). You can also refer to this sample (English).

• कृपया यहाँ से शिकायत के टेम्पलेट की वर्ड फाइल डाउनलोड करें (हिंदी). आप इस नोट से समझ सकते हैं की ये शिकायत कैसे भरनी है (हिंदी). यहाँ पे आप एक नमूना देख सकते हैं (हिंदी).

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How to file a complaint against Undue Seizure of Goods?

• Please download the list of rights of vendors against undue seizure of goods (English)
  
• माल जब्ती के खिलाफ विक्रेताओं के अधिकारो की सूची यहाँ से डाउनलोड करें (हिंदी)

• Please download this word template (English) to file the complaint. You can use this note to understand how to fill the complaint (English). You can also refer to this sample (English).

• कृपया यहाँ से शिकायत के टेम्पलेट की वर्ड फाइल डाउनलोड करें (हिंदी). आप इस नोट से समझ सकते हैं की ये शिकायत कैसे भरनी है (हिंदी). यहाँ पे आप एक नमूना देख सकते हैं (हिंदी).

How to file a complaint against Arbitrary Penalty?

• Please download the list of rights of vendors against arbitrary penalty (English)
• मनमाने जुर्माने के  खिलाफ विक्रेताओं के अधिकारो की सूची यहाँ से डाउनलोड करें (हिंदी)
• Please download this word template (English) to file the complaint. You can also refer to this sample (English).
• कृपया यहाँ से शिकायत के टेम्पलेट की वर्ड फाइल डाउनलोड करें (हिंदी). यहाँ पे आप एक नमूना देख सकते हैं (हिंदी).

How to file a complaint against RWA’s arbitrary restriction on movement?

• Please download this word template (English) to file the complaint. You can also refer to this sample (English).
• कृपया यहाँ से शिकायत के टेम्पलेट की वर्ड फाइल डाउनलोड करें (हिंदी). यहाँ पे आप एक नमूना देख सकते हैं (हिंदी).

Objectives

• To identify and document social, political, cultural and regulatory challenges of education system through audio-visual medium
• To highlight various solutions devised by individuals, groups, communities, organizations, governments etc
• To celebrate Eduprenuership

 Theme: Education: Challenges, Innovations, Celebrations

Nationality: Filmmakers can be of any nationality.

Language: The entry could be in any language. It must have English sub-titles.

Conditions for the entry

• The competition is open for Films/ Documentaries/Animation.
• The film should be 5 minutes or less in length (including credits).
• Films shot by Mobile Phones are also welcomed.
• If the film includes languages other than English, English subtitles must be added.
• Submissions from any country are welcome.
• Entries are accepted through DVD submission or https://jeevika.wetransfer.com
• 5 best films will be screened at School Choice National Conference 2016.
• Prize:
  • Best Film: USD 350/ INR 25,000.
  • Second Best Film: USD 200/ INR 15,000.
  • Third Best Film: USD 150/ INR 10,000.
• Entries without the duly filled-in entry forms will not be considered.
• Multiple entries can be submitted but requires separate entry form.
• Films once entered cannot be withdrawn.
• Entering films for EduDoc 2016 indicates acceptance that the entered copies will be part of the Centre for Civil Society Audio-visual Documentation Library for Screenings and also will be available online.
• The films kept in our archive will not be screened commercially or sold.

To submit your entries/entry:  DOWNLOAD FORM [PDF | DOCX].

EVALUATION PROCESS
Jury: The five-member Jury will meet to evaluate the shortlisted entries and select the best 5 Films/ Documentaries/ Animation and the top 3 winners.

EduDoc is back with its’ 2017 edition. If you know someone who is making difference in lives of common people through innovations and easy solutions in education space, please tell their stories through small films, documentary or animation. The films must be of duration of 5 minutes or less. If made in any language other than English, subtitles must be provided.

Please submit your entries on or before 15 September 2017.

For more information, contact:

Centre for Civil Society

A-69 Hauz Khas, New Delhi 110 016 India

Phone: +91-11-26537456/ 26521882/ 41607006/ 41629006

Email: jeevika@ccs.in

For any queries drop us an email at jeevika@ccs.in and we will get back to you within 24 hours.

International Short Film Competition

EduDoc: Stories of Education is an International Short Film Competition by Centre for Civil Society (CCS) where we want to put Challenges, innovations and celebrations in the spotlight.

Theme- Education: Challenges, Innovations, Celebrations

Objectives

• To identify and document social, political, cultural and regulatory challenges of education system through audio-visual medium
• To highlight various solutions devised by individuals, groups, communities, organizations, governments etc
• To celebrate Eduprenuership

“If you know someone who is redefining education, share their story with us in a short film.”

FILMMAKERS: Filmmakers can be of any nationality.

LANGUAGE: The entry could be in any language. It must have English subtitles.

ENTRY CONDITIONS:

• The competition is open for films/documentaries/animation.
• The duration of the entry should be of 5 minutes or less in length (including credits)
• Films shot on Mobile phones are also welcome.
• If the film includes language other than English, English subtitles must be added.
• Submissions from any country are welcome.
• Entries are accepted through DVD or http://jeevika.wetransfer.com or other assigned online portals.
• Entries without duly filled-in entry forms will not be considered.
• Multiple entries can be submitted but require separate entry form.
• Films once submitted cannot be withdrawn.
• Entering films for EduDoc 2017 indicates acceptance that the entered copies will be part of Centre for Civil Society library and will be available online.
• The films in our archive will not be screened commercially or sold.

 

EVALUATION PROCESS

Jury: A five-member jury will evaluate the shortlisted entries and select the best 5 films/ documentaries/animation and the top 3 winners.

AWARDS

Best 5 films will be screened at School Choice National Conference 2017.
And the winning film will receive a prize:

• • Best film: USD 350/ INR 25,000.
  • Second best film: USD 200/ INR 15,000.
  • Third best film: USD 150/ INR 10,000.

Please note: Taxes applicable as per the government rule.

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EduDoc: International Short Film Competition, in its 2016 edition, received 2084 entries from across the world and through a unique two-steps screening process, 24 films were presented to the jury; out of which top 5 films were selected.

Best Film	Fall in Line (2016) by Gautam Joshi Duration: 0:04:14
	Every kid is unique!  Most of us hear that, nod too on that but don’t actually believe in it, because that belief usually is not seen in day to day practice. We as a parent or a teacher, in routine life ultimately rate the kids on their mark sheet.   What we have assessed, though in modern education emphasis is given over Sports, Arts and other activities but system is not ready to accept the change. A student can choose over activities, but ultimate goal is to load the mark sheet with numbers and ranks.  Nature makes everyone different. But most of the education systems try to make them same. Even parents and teachers are part of it. The process is such, that innate talent is killed and no one even realizes it.  Fall In line, take a dig on that. The film talks about a student who is really different and creative. But nobody is ready to accept his innovations. At the end, the system pushes him to follow the same path what others are following. He does it and we find another talent is killed and nobody is even realizing it.
2nd Best Film	Transforming Civics Education, Transforming communities by We, The People Duration: 0:04:59
	9th grade students at Mahatma Phule Vidyalaya in Majalgaon, in Beed district of Maharashtra, India are totally immersed in something. Something they have never done before. This “something” is a project around missing street lights in the vicinity of their school. An inspirational story of the teachers and students realizing the importance of the role of citizenry is an everyday process and taking up new challenges despite intermittent setbacks. It’s a story about street lights bringing the light of dawn into the lives of these students.
3rd Best Film	Blackboard (2016) by Hyash Tanmoy Duration: 0:05:00
	With each passing year, there might be many impressive numbers and stories in Education space in India, but still, several places in India exist where people even do not even know to write their own name. This film is meant to inspire everyone around the world to share a little knowledge of education with everyone around you as they need it.  The story depicts a journey of a fourteen-year-old boy who became an educator of his own slum.
4th Best Film	Struggling Gurukuls (2016) by Anubhav Mahanta Duration: 0:04:59
	In this documentary, the filmmaker presented a few schools from Assam and the problems these face in day to day life for survival. It is a story of not only these schools but all the budget private schools and the movie is just a description of the struggling gurukuls. The low budget private schools in Assam are still struggling to establish ourselves in society, in spite of challenges faced by all in running the schools regarding finance, space and infrastructure. The schools are giving excellent   results and are preparing the students physically and morally to face challenges in society. Despite these important contributions, these schools are threatened with closure notice for not having good infrastructure only, whereas Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan speaks that education is possible under a tree also.
5th Best Film	Breaking Barriers (2015) by Shawn Sebastian Duration: 0:02:30
	This short film tells the story of Kavita, a rural girl from Varanasi who runs an evening school at her village for school drop-outs and non-literate women. What began as a humble attempt to help young kids in the village, Kavita’s school now has active participation of women and support of village. Kavita’s students- the village women are now breaking the barrier of illiteracy and becoming confident and empowered. Kavita shows us immense power of education to transform ordinary lives.

The subject must be on livelihood of the individuals & communities of the following nations:

Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Brunei, Cambodia, East Timor, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Iran, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Maldives, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nepal, North Korea, Pakistan, People’s Republic of China, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Thailand, Tajikistan, Taiwan.

Nationality: Filmmakers can be of any nationality.

Language: The entry could be in any language. It must have English sub-titles.

Conditions for the entry

1. Film completed within the year 2014 and onwards.
2. Entries without the duly filled-in entry forms will not be considered.
3. Entry fees for professional film makers: INR 1000/25 US$, Student Film Maker: INR 500/15 US$.
4. Entry fees is non-refundable under no circumstance.
5. Multiple entries can be submitted. But requires separate entry form and fees.
6. Only films received by 15 October 2016 will be considered.
7. English sub titles are mandatory.
8. Films once entered cannot be withdrawn.
9. Each entry item should be labeled with title, running time, name of director and date of production.
10. Two DVD copies (PAL format) of the film should be submitted.
11. Entering films for Jeevika indicates acceptance that the entered copies will be part of the Centre for Civil Society Audio-visual Documentation Library and for Screenings.

The films kept in our archive will not be screened commercially or sold.

To submit your entries/entry:  [PDF / DOC / Online]
** Please read the guidelines before filling the entry form

Evaluation Process

Screening Committees:

• The five-member Screening Committee comprising of five members will meet to shortlist the best twenty entries.The directors/producers of short listed entries will be notified by the last week of July 2016 and may be requested to send stills & more copies of films for multiple screenings. They are also invited to participate in the Festival 2016, New Delhi, especially to introduce and discuss their films.

• Jury: The five-member Jury will meet to evaluate the shortlisted entries and select the top three winners, Special Jury award and the Best Student Film.

**For a blind and fair review, the identities of the Screening Committee and Jury members will not be disclosed until the declaration of the final result.

International Short Film Competition

EduDoc: Stories of Education is an International Short Film Competition by Centre for Civil Society (CCS) where we want to put Challenges, innovations and celebrations in the spotlight.

Theme- Education: Challenges, Innovations, Celebrations

Objectives

• To identify and document social, political, cultural and regulatory challenges of education system through audio-visual medium
• To highlight various solutions devised by individuals, groups, communities, organizations, governments etc
• To celebrate Eduprenuership

“If you know someone who is redefining education, share their story with us in a short film.”