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STAFF WELF<strong>AR</strong>E responsibility for holding these tournaments is coordinated by the Board after ascertaining the convenience and choice of the state/ union territories. A part of the expenditure for conducting the AICS Tournaments is met by the Board in the form of financial assistance to the state/ union territories who come forward to host these tournaments. These tournaments are open to civilian central/state government employees. The uniformed personnel from the police, defence and other paramilitary organizations are not eligible for participation in these tournaments. 8.2.3 The Board has conducted All India Services Tournaments in 10 sports disciplines upto 31 March, 2009 in collaboration with the state/ union territory governments. Board’s Affiliation to National Federation 8.2.4 The Board is affiliated to a number of sports Associations/Federations at the National level. The Board’s teams participate in the National Tournaments organized by these Associations/Federations. Trekking Programmes 8.2.5 The Board sponsors trekking programmes for Central Government employees in collaboration with the Youth Hostels Association of India. The Board also encourages Central Government employees to undertake trekking programmes of their own. A part of expenditure on these programmes is met by the Board. 13 Central Government employees have availed of this facility during 2008-09. Playing Facilities maintained by the Board 8.2.6 The Board provides playing facilities in Delhi for the Central Government employees and has a sports complex at Vinay Marg, New Delhi which has facilities for football, hockey, cricket, athletics and tennis. 8.2.7 The Board also maintains tennis courts at Bharati Nagar, R.K. Puram, Brassey Avenue and at Vinay Marg . There are Cricket practice pitches at Brassey Avenue and Vinay Marg Sports Complex, and a Volleyball and Shootingball court at Brassey Avenue. GRIH KALYAN KENDRA 8.3 The Grih Kalyan Kendra (GKK), a Society registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860, was set up with the following objectives:- 81
MINISTRY OF PERSONNEL, PUBLIC GRIEVANCES & PENSIONS (a) (b) (c) To promote social, economic, cultural and educational activities for the betterment of Central Government employees and their families. To impart technical and vocational training in home crafts and other household arts for useful utilization of leisure time and for better and efficient housekeeping and To organize and promote economic activities that may provide opportunities for gainful employment to families of Central Government employees for supplementing the family income. 8.3.1 The GKK is administered by Grih Kalyan Kendra Board. The Board is responsible for the organization and administration of GKK. Additional Secretary (S and V), <strong>DOPT</strong> is the President of the GKK Board. 8.3.2 In pursuance of its objectives, GKK has been conducting the following activities:- (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) Training classes in cutting, tailoring and embroidery for the housewives and grown up girls during the leisure hours. Nursery education for children in the age group 3 to 5 years. Creches or Day Care Centers for children. Recreational facilities like health club-cum-fitness centre, multi-gyms and weight lifting, indoor games like badminton, table tennis and classes in karate, yoga, dance, etc. Hiring out of Samaj Sadans (Community Centres ) for cultural and social functions like marriages etc. 8.3.3 The GKK is running 26 craft centers, 16 creche / day-care centers and 25 nursery schools in Delhi and a few in other cities. It has been supporting and organizing recreational activities with a view to promoting physical fitness among the Central Government employees and their family members as a part of the activities of GKK. The Kendra has accordingly set up a health club and 9 gym/fitness centers in Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Mumbai and Nagpur. The GKK administers 46 samaj sadans, out of which 31 are in Delhi and 15 outside Delhi. These samaj sadans are made available on hire for organizing various social and cultural functions to the 82
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