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National Chairman’s visit to promote
Peace & International Understanding
YOUTH HOSTEL S
ASSOCIATION OF INDIA
Annual Report 2009 - 2010
Centenary Celebration of Hostelling
International & 60th Anniversary of YHA India
National Mountain Biking Expedition
National Bullock Cart-Cum-Boat
Cruising Trekking Expedition
National Motor Bike Expedition
entered in “Limca book of record 2011”
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HOSTELLING
INTERNATIONAL
Inaugural Function at Mysore Keep Rohtang Pass Clean
National Camel Cart Trekking Expedition Keep Dal Lake Clean
www.yhaindia.org

Objects Article 4 of the Memorandum & Articles of Association of Hostelling International
“ To promote the education of all young people of all nations, but especially young people of limited means, by
encouraging in them a greater knowledge, love and care of countryside and an appreciation of the cultural values of
towns and cities in all parts of the world, and as an ancillary thereto to provide hostels or other accommodation in which
there shall be no distinction of race, nationality , colour, religion, sex, class or political opinions and thereby to develop a
better understanding of their fellow men, both at home and abroad. ”
Vision
To become a centre of safe, affordable and clean accommodation for young people during their travel, to encourage
youth travelling in India and education and understanding through personal experience
Mission
Our Mission is to enable and promote travel, tourism, adventure spirit, national integration and education and health by
providing hostels of good standards to millions of youth of limited means during their travel at affordable rates on a
sustainable basis and by organizing adventure and educational events and to develop understanding among youth
about social and development issues.
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Peace & International Understanding
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Contents
4. About YHAI
4. Chairman's View
5. Chief Executive Officer's Report
6-15. Activities
a. Centenary Celebrations
b. Membership
c. Trekking
d. Licensee Youth Hostels
e. YHAI State Activities
16. Committees of YHAI
16. Social Responsibility
17-18. Financial Activities
19. YHAI Network
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ABOUT YHAI
Youth Hostel Movement
YHA is a membership-based, not-for-
profit association, with all profits going
back into the hostels and the
experience they provide. The first
hostel came into existence in
Germany in 1912 when a school
CHAIRMAN'S VIEW
teacher, Richard Schirrmann, had the
idea to create a network of budget
accommodation options across the
country to be used by school groups
and independent travellers. The
movement spread and gradually the
International Youth Hostel Federation,
now known as Hostelling International
(HI), was established in 1932.
Each year, more than 35 million
overnights are spent in Hostelling
International hostels around the
world. Through YHA, people are able
to explore new places, understand
different cultures, languages and
landscapes, and forge lifelong
friendships.
Youth Hostels Association of India
(YHAI)
YHAI is a part of the world's largest
budget accommodation network,
Hostelling International (HI), providing
more than 4,500 YHA hostels in over
First of all, I would like to congratulate all State Branches, Units, volunteers and
staff of YHAI and NYHT for celebrating the Centenary Celebration of Youth
Hostelling International and 60th Anniversary of YHA of India successfully this
year.
From Hostelling point of view 2009 was a very good year for us. We met the vast
majority of our targets and made progress in many important areas. This year,
we organized special programmes under Centenary Celebration of Youth
Hostelling International and 60th Anniversary of YHA of India such as, National
Mountain Biking Expedition from Kullu-Manali to Khardungla (highest motorable
road of the world), National Motor Bike Expedition, Delhi to Khardungla (highest
motorable road of the world), National Camel Cart Expedition, National
Elephant Trekking Expedition, National Boat Cruising and Trekking Expedition
and Keep Rohtang Pass Clean programme which had great impact on the society.
The aim of these programmes was to Promote Peace and International Understanding.
We would like to highlight the rare gesture from Hostelling International/ International Youth Hostel Federation
whose President, Mrs. Edith Arnoult-Brill, visited the participants of the National Motor Biking Expedition – 2009
and National Mountain Biking Expedition – 2009 at Leh, Ladakh and wished them the success in
undertaking such an arduous Expedition.
I feel confident that YHAI is standing strong to meet future challenges and I look forward to organize such more
expeditions in coming year and to welcome many new guests and members to our fantastic network of hostels.
Dr. Harish K. Saxena
National Chairman
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80 countries.
We are a non-government, not-forprofit
organisation, operating a
network of more than 53 hostels across
India, offering internationally agreed
standards of services to all our guests.
Today YHAI have a presence in 23
states and 233 districts in the country.
A stay in Youth Hostel is more than just
accommodation and food. We offer our
guests the perfect base to sharpen
their skills, engage with diverse people
and communities, participate in
adventure activities, and explore wider
horizons of culture.
YHAI offers an ideal meeting place for
people of all nationalities, religion,
colour, and backgrounds. We also
conduct various mission based
activities including trekking, adventure
activities, awareness rallies, and youth
forums – all targeted towards people
with limited means.

Chief Executive Officer's Report
DEAR FRIENDS
I take this opportunity to congratulate Dr.
Harish K. Saxena on being elected as the
Chairman of the National Youth Hostel
Trust. He was elected to the position on 20
February 2010. Prior to his appointment,
he served as the Chairman of Hostel
Management Committee and under his
guidance the hostel witnessed an
impressive improvement in services and
amenities. He followed in the footsteps of
other luminaries including:
1. Dr. A.N. Jha, Ex-Lt. Governor of
Delhi
2. Shri Baleshwar Prasad, Ex-Lt.
Governor of Delhi
3. Shri Krishan Chand, Ex- Lt. Governor
of Delhi
4. Shri Dharma Vira, ICS (Retd)
5. Maj. Gen. Virendra Singh (Retd.)
The Youth Hostel movement traces its
roots to the year 1909 when a German
school teacher Richard Schirrmann,
founded the first youth hostel with a vision
to provide suitable accommodation where
young people of all countries could stay,
meet, come together and make lifelong
friendships. In 2009, Hostelling
International completed hundred years of
its existence. YHAI, which completed its
60th year, marked the occasion by holding
special programmes at the state and
national level.
The year 2009 was a successful and
rewarding one for YHAI, as the figures
below will show.
New Delhi International Youth Hostel
Overnights (Total Beds -190)
INDIANS
FOREIGNERS
Total
INDIANS
FOREIGNERS
Total
INDIANS
FOREIGNERS
Total
INDIANS
FOREIGNERS
Total
INDIANS
FOREIGNERS
Total
In 2009, International Youth Hostel, New
Delhi, witnessed the greatest ever surplus
generated ever since it was set up.
Deputy Warden, Mrs. Nishi Rawat, was
promoted as the Hostel Manager in
response to her tireless efforts, zeal, and
excellent performance. She has won the
hearts of the guests who have profusely
appreciated the maintenance of the hostel
facilities under her care.
Mar,09 Apr,09 May,09
3410 2903 3524
349 573 621
3759 3476 4145
June,09 July,09 Aug,09
3701 3392 3481
545 1058 900
4246 4450 4281
Sep. 09 Oct,09 Nov.,09
3498 3024 3802
376 688 476
3874 3712 4278
Dec,09 Jan.,10 Feb.,10
3581 3421 3252
307 763 831
3888 4184 4083
Mar.10
2883
531
3414
Efforts to drive more traffic to the YHAI
website, which was launched in 2005,
bore fruits. This year, the website saw an
impressive increase in booking for the
hostels and trekking programmes. We
continue to invest in updating our website
with current information for the benefit of
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the visitors. The navigation has been
updated to make it more user-friendly so
that people can access information with
greater ease. We are now offering more
than fifteen modes of online payment
including debit card, credit card, cash
card, and net banking.
Over the years, YHAI has witnessed a
steady growth in revenues and bookings.
The online booking figure was Rs.
15430464(approx.) from 5 April 2005 to 31
October 2008, while the transaction for the
period 1 November 2008 to 31 October
2009 amounted to Rs. 10105405.
We were requested by the Ministry of
Youth Affairs and Sports to evaluate the
facilities of the Government Youth Hostels
(GYH) to verify if they were adhering to the
set guidelines. We evaluated the GYH
across the country through Mystery
Shopping and submitted the report to the
Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports,
Department of Youth Affairs. A copy of the
report can be found on the department's
website, www.yas.nic.in.
I am confident that YHAI will continue to
grow in strength in the coming years. I look
forward to welcoming many more guests
and members to our association.
Prasad B. Hanchate
Chief Executive Officer

Activities
a. Centenary Celebrations
Listed below are some of the special
programmes that were held to mark the
100th year of Hostelling International and
60th year of YHA of India.
1.
National Chairman's visit to four
countries: Dr. Harish K. Saxena, National
Chairman, YHAI, undertook a self-
financed tour of Thailand, Laos,
Cambodia, and Vietnam from 2 to 26 May
2009 to promote peace and international
understanding.
2. Inaugural Function At Mysore
As YH movement was founded in Mysore,
the town was the chosen venue for the
inaugural function of the 60th year
celebrations of YHAI. The function was
held on 14 July 2009. The National
Executive Committee meeting was also
held on the occasion.
3.Height of Adventure
(August to September 2009)
Two programmes, namely, National Motor
Bike Expedition and National Mountain
Biking Expedition, were organised in
August and September 2009. The
National Motor Bike Expedition had 107
participants driving from Delhi to
Khardung La (18380 feet above sea level)
and back, covering a total distance of 2500
kms. The National Mountain Biking
Expedition with 108 participants from
Kullu to Leh via Khardung La covered a
total distance of approximately 600 kms.
However, adverse weather conditions
forced the trip to be called off at South
Pullu (just short of 14 kms from Khardung
La). The Height of Adventures trips have
found entry in Limca Book of Records –
2011.
4. Environment Protection Programme
I. Keep Rohtang Pass Clean (5 to
26 May 2009)
The drive was conducted to raise
awareness about environment issues.
Three groups of volunteers led by Shri
Padmanabh Dave, National Vice
President of YHAI and Project
Coordinator, marched through the region
carrying placards with slogans and
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messages aimed at sensitizing the people
on the issue. The District Commissioner of
Kullu and SDM of Manali extended full
support for the programme. Her
Excellency, Smt. Prabha Rao, Governor of
Himachal Pradesh also visited Rohtang
and appreciated the work carried out by
the YHAI Volunteers.
II. Keep Dal Lake Clean (5 to 26 May
2009)
YHAI took the initiative to involve local
bodies, administration, and students in its
'Keep Dal Lake Clean' drive. The purpose
of the drive was to educate all
stakeholders including locals, businesses,
and tourists on the need to protect the lake
ecosystem. The participants of the
National Motor Bike Expedition also
stopped en route at Srinagar to extend
their support to the cause.

5. Eco Friendly And “Love And
Care For Animal “ Programme
I. National Bullock Cart-Cum-Boat
Cruising Trekking 2009, A. P.
National Bullock cart-cum-Boat Cruising
and Trekking 2009 (Andhra Pradesh): The
National Bullock cart-cum-Boat Cruising
and Trekking 2009 was organised on the
banks of the Godavari River in the East
Godavari District of Coastal from 7 to 11
November 2009. The participation fee was
Rs.2250/- per member.
MEMBERSHIP
Y H A I i s a m e m b e r s h i p - b a s e d
organisation. Memberships include:
1. JUNIOR (BETWEEN 10 & 18
YEARS) (for 1 year) : Rs. 50/-
2. ONE YEAR ( Above 18
Years) : Rs. 100/-
3. TWO YEARS (Above 18
Years) : Rs. 200/-
II. National Camel Cart Trekking
Expedition- Bikaner
The National Camel Cart Trekking
Expedition was organised by the
Rajasthan State Branch in Bikaner from 7
to 12 February 2010. The expedition
attracted 25 participants from different
parts of the country. Shri A.K. Khanna,
Chairman, Rajasthan State Branch was
the Programme Coordinator.
4. LIFE MEMBER (Above 18
Years) : Rs. 1550/-
5. INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP
UPTO 12TH STANDARD
· For 1 year: Rs.500/-
· For 5 years: Rs. 2000/-
ABOVE 12TH STANDARD
· For 1 year : Rs.1000/-
· For 5 years : Rs.4000/-
Note: Calendar year is applicable for
membership.
Membership enrolled during the year
2009 is as under:
Annual Membership : 19737
Two Years Membership : 9751
Junior Membership : 4074
Institutional Membership : 75
Life Members till date : 85755
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6. Gala Evening Celebration
A Gala Evening organised by the Haryana
State Branch brought the curtains down
on the centenary celebrations of HI and
60th year of YHA of India. Participants
enthralled the audience with spectacular
cultural programmes that showcased the
best of Haryana's folk dances and music.
The programme was attended by NEC &
NC members, YHAI & NYHT staff and their
families..
Benefits of Membership
Ÿ YHAI membership card is an
international card valid in 80+
countries associated with Hostelling
International
Ÿ Access to 4500+ youth hostels
globally
Ÿ Participate in very economical
adventure programmes
Ÿ Enjoy 15 % Discount on AP Tourism
Hotels, Assam Tourism Hotels,
Mayura Group of Hotels in Karnataka
Ÿ Avail 20% discount on UP Tourism
Hotels
Ÿ Avail 5% on Eurail, Eurostar, and
Greyhound Passes from Stic Travels

TREKKING
For the past forty years, YHAI has been
successfully organising exciting adventure
tours across the country. Real adventures,
real people, real savings – that is the idea
behind our tours that span the peaks of the
mighty Himalayas, the arid regions of Thar
Desert, the dense forests of the Vindhyas,
and the pristine beauty of the beaches of
Goa.
These tours are not only a source of joy and
thrill to participants, but also provide a
valuable opportunity for them to test their
abilities and skills in challenging, and
sometimes, treacherous environs.
YHAI adventure programmes kick-started in
1970 with an initial participation of about 200
people. In 2009, more than 7000 members
participated in the programmes over a period
of six weeks from April to May and another
4000 during the rest of the year.
Most of the flagship adventure programmes
are organised in the Himalayas in the Kullu
Manali region of the north Indian state of
Himachal Pradesh. These tours include
National Himalayan Trekking Expeditions
(NHTE) – Sar Pass, Saurkundi Pass, Nature
Study Dobhi, Nature Study Dalhousie,
Mountain Biking Jalori Pass, and Family
Camping at Seobagh, Kullu. These
expeditions allow participants to feel the
rhythms of Himalayan life, get closer to the
high peaks, and learn about the ethnic
culture and socio economic life of the locals.
Special casual leave up to 30 days was
granted to central government employees
and UP state employees for participating in
YHAI Trekking Expeditions.
Overview of Summer Programmes 2009
1. Of the 269 people who participated in the
Har-ki-Doon trek, 123 had to be diverted
towards Sar Pass and Saurkundi Pass route.
The refund cheques were dispatched to 146
participants.
2. This year, YHAI provided foam mattresses
and new bed sheets in the family camping
sites.
3. In a tragic turn of events, two women
participants from Mumbai lost their lives to
adverse weather conditions in the Sar Pass
area. We extend our heartfelt condolences to
their bereaved families.
4. Another unfortunate incident took place at
Saurkundi Pass route when a group of
participants misbehaved with the guide and
SUMMER PROGRAMMES -2009
Name of Programme
Sar Pass
Saurkundi Pass
Nature Study-Dobhi
Nature Study – Dalhousie
Family Camp
Jalori Pass
Har-ki-Doon/ Kedar kanth
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locals at the camp. We are taking steps to
educate the participants on the need to
respect people and places during such trips.
5. The financial balance sheet of NHTE-
2009 was satisfactory. A total number of 7197
participants registered for the National
Himalayan Trekking Expedition-2009, out of
which 550 people participated in the
programme. YHAI received a sum of
Rs.139.47 lacs as participation fee
(excluding Har-ki-Doon). Total expenses for
the programme were Rs.80.06 lacs. In
addition, we also received Rs.45000.00 from
the sale of left over articles and closing stock.
The net surplus was approximately Rs.60.12
lacs, subject to finalisation of accounts
N A T I O N A L H I M A L A Y A N
WINTERTREKKING EXPEDITION,
2009-10
# of Participants
1773
1008
1008
613
460 families
221
269 bookings (Cancelled)
The National Himalayan Winter Trekking
Expedition was organised in Dalhousie,
Himachal Pradesh, from 19 December 2009
to 5 January 2010. 928 participants took part
in the expedition, led by Field Director, Shri
S. Simon, Warden, Youth Hostel Dalhousie.
Field director
Anil Pathak
Sudhir Joshi
Sharwan Kumar
Simon Samuel
Sharad Bhagwat
Sharad Bhagwat

LICENSEE YOUTH HOSTELS
India is fast emerging as a destination of
choice for visitors across the globe. In
order to cater to the growing needs of
tourists looking for safe, secure, hygienic
and affordable accommodation options,
YHAI has provided licenses to more than
50 youth hostels in various parts of the
State
A.P.
A.P.
Goa
Goa
Guj.
J & K
M.P.
M.P.
country. These hostels offer guests
internationally agreed assured levels of
service, which is the hallmark of all
Hostelling International hostels.
YHAI is a trusted name in accommodation
and travel in India. The organisation has
its own eco-friendly International Youth
Table displaying increase in budget franchisee hostels in YHAI network
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hostel in the prestigious diplomatic area of
New Delhi. Boosting facilities for solar
water heating and rain water harvesting,
the hostel offers high standard, 190-
bedded accommodation and food to
hostellers at an economical rate.
YHAI tied up Flowing Licensee Youth Hostels in the year 2009 which are as under:
Hostel
1. Youth Hostel Secundarabad
2. Youth Hostel Chittoor C/o. Horsely Hills
3. Youth Hostel Margao C/o Villa Koithra
4. Youth Hostel Margao C/o Hotel Hill View
5. Youth Hostel Junagarh C/o Vanraj
Water Park & Resort
6. Youth Hostel Leh-Ladakh, C/o Hotel Horzey
7. Youth Hostel Gwalior C/o Hotel Surbhi
8. Youth Hostel Ujjain C/o Hotel Grand
Tower (M.P.)
State
Sikkim
U.P.
U.P.
Uttarakhand
W.B.
W.B.
W.B.
Hostel
9. Youth Hostel Gangtok C/o
Himalayan Residency
10. Youth Hostel Agra C/o Hotel Chanakya
11. Youth Hostel Varanasi C/o Hotel Kames Hut
12. Youth Hostel Mussoorie
C/o Gateway Resort
13. Youth Hostel Kalyani C/o
IRIE Guest House, Kalyani.
14. Youth Hostel Rimbick C/o
Hotel Green Hill, Rimbick
15. Youth Hostel Sirikhola C/o Hotel
YHAI has 53 Licensee Youth Hostels till March 2010 and looking forward to the target of 200 Licensee Youth Hostels in India.

YHAI State Activities
Andhra Pradesh State Branch
· Save Olive Ridley Turtle Moon Light
Hiking: The trip was organised on 6 June
2009 from Tenneti Park to Rishikonda (10
kms to and fro) to commemorate World
Environment Day. The 86 participants who
set out for hiking on sand dunes on the
seashore line were flagged off by Dr. S Murali
Mohana Rao, State Vice President, YHAI.
· 60th year celebrations of YHAI
movement: The celebrations were held on 14
July 2009 at Mysore. Shri Ch. Sreenivasa
Prasad, National Vice-President and State
Chairman of Andhra Pradesh, led a team of
seven members to the city. On this occasion,
Dr. Harish K Saxena, National Chairman,
inaugurated the official website of Andhra
Pradesh State Branch.
· Inter State Motor Cycle Expedition:
The Inter State Motor Cycle Expedition from
Visakhapatnam to Chilaka Lake (Orissa)
was organised on 20 September 2009. The
event was flagged off by Shri R Sudhakara
Rao, District Youth Welfare Officer from
Youth Hostel Building, Visakhapatnam.
· The Cycle Expedition: 60 school children
participated in the trip from Youth Hostel
Building to Thotlakonda (Buddhist
Monuments). Held on 1 October 2009, the
expedition was flagged off by Shri S Saibaba,
Assistant Commissioner of Police,
Visakhapatnam.
· The first National Bullock Cart-cum-Boat
Cruising Expedition: On 8 November 2009,
participants of this expedition enjoyed a
bullock cart ride along the banks of Godavari
River covering a distance of 8 kms.
· Painting and drawing competitions: 37
boys and girls participated in these
competitions. Prizes were distributed among
the winners by the Unit President.
· Master Mind Quiz Competition: School
children from various schools in Andhra
Pradesh participated in the competition,
which was held at Engineering College
premises on 25 November 2009.
· Seshachalam (Tirumala Tirupathi)
Trekking Expedition: 111 participants went
out to explore Thumburu Valley in Sri
Venkateswara Reserved Forests in Tirumala
Tirupati region on 25 January 2010.
Bihar State Branch
Rehabilitation work for flood victims: The
State Branch undertook rehabilitation work
for the victims of the Kosi River floods in
which thousands of people lost their lives.
Members visited remote rural areas and
distributed blankets, clothes, and other relief
material amongst the affected people.
Purnea Unit
· Camp in the Ashbagh village :
Ashbagh village has been adopted by the
Unit for development purposes. A camp was
organised in the village, in which blankets
were distributed to the poor. The blankets
were provided to the Unit by Kamaldeo
Narayan Memorial Trust.
· Annual Day Programme : The event
was organised for the family members of the
staff. The audience was entertained by
colourful dances and other cultural
programmes.
Bettiah Unit
Picnic party: 30 members of the Unit came
out to enjoy the picnic party. Several events
were planned for the day including a quiz
competition. The Unit president distributed
prizes to the winners.
Bhagalpur Unit
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Motor Bike Expedition : Three people
participated in the expedition, which took
place from Bhagalpur to Lulagaon (West
Bengal).
Motihari Unit
Drawing competition: 25 children from
various schools participated in the
competition. Prizes were distributed to
winners by the Unit's Chairman.
Chhattisgarh State Branch
Raigarh Unit
Jungle camping and trekking: The trek was
organised for school students at Gomardah
Wild Life in November.
Bilaspur Unit
Drawing and painting competition: Forty five
students participated in the competition
which was specially organised for primary
and middle school students.
Motorcycle tour: 20 people who participated
in this tour to Achanakmar Wild Life –
Amarkantak – Kanha Wild Life Park, got an
opportunity to examine the rich bio-diversity
of the parks from close quarters.
Dhamtari Unit
Nature camping: The Unit organised nature
and trekking camp at 'onha Konha, Gangrel
Area' in January 2010. 132 people
participated in the camp, which was held in
two batches.
Delhi State Branch
· Trek to NandikundMadhmaheshwar:
22 people participated in the trek, which was
organised successfully from 7 to 21 June
2009.
· Valley of Flowers programme: 15 people
participated in the event, which was
organised from 25 July to 2 August 2009.
· Kedarnath-Tungnath Chopta: 11 people
participated in the programme, which was
organised from 23 to 30 August 2009.

· Inter School Drawing Competition:
This was organised from November to
December 2009.
· Bicycle Trail: The event took place
on 13 December 2009.
· Excursion to Amritsar-Wagah
Border: It was organised from 18 to 20
December 2009.
· New Year Eve Celebrations: More
than 350 people came together to usher in
the New Year on 30 December 2009.
· Excursion to Hastinapur: Ten
people participated in the excursion,
which took place on 9 and 10 January
2010.
· Alwar – Sariska Safari: 22 people
enjoyed the safari which took place on 22
and 23 January 2010.
· Visit to Bio-Diversity Park: 95
people enjoyed the sights of nature in the
park on 31 January 2010.
· Parasailing at Sohna: Participants
took to the skies in this exciting adventure,
which was held on 7 February 2010.
· Excursion to Jim Corbett National
Park: People got a glimpse of India's
wildlife in this excursion, which was
organised from 20 to 23 March 2010.
Goa State Branch
National Goa Trekking Expedition:
549 people participated in the event,
which took place from 15 to 31 December
2009.
Goa Family Camping: 131 families
got together and shared an experience of
a lifetime in this camping event, which was
organised from 15 December 2009 to 1
January 2010.
Goa Mountain Biking Expedition:
About 151 bikers kick-started the new year
with this challenging biking expedition,
which was organised from 12 December
2009 to 5 January 2010.
Goa Sailing Expedition: The first
ever initiative by the Goa State Branch
saw ninety nine participants test their skills
at sailing in the sparkling waters of the
Arabian Sea.
Gujarat State Branch
Jamnagar Unit
Bhadu– Sivrajpur Beach: People
spent a relaxing day on the beach on 31
January 2010.
Ghudkhar Abhyaran programme: It
took place on 7 and 8 February 2010.
Gop-Dhunda Vehicle Trip: This was
held on 20 and 21 March 2010.
Bhavnagar Unit
· Jarwani Trekking Programme: It
was both fun and learning experience for
the 62 members, who participated in the
trek in the forest area of River Narmada on
2 and 3 January 2010.
· Velavadar Black Buck Sanctuary
Nature Study Programme: 26 members
visited the sanctuary, which is home to the
endangered Black Buck. The visits took
place on 23 and 24 January 2010.
Palanpur Unit
Jasor State Level Hill Trekking
Programme: The programme was
organised in two batches from 8 to 12
August 2009.
Bharuch Unit
Toranmal Trekker's Paradise: 18
people participated in this exciting trek,
which was organised on 27 and 28
February 2010.
SKV Nagar Unit
Roha Kotda Hill & Trimukhi Ganga
Trek: It was organised on 14 February
2010.
Udhna Unit
Mehendi competition: The event
was organised on 12 July 2009. The
participants made many creative henna
designs and won several prizes.
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Explore “Ajmal Gharh” Family: 25
members enjoyed this fun-filled trekking-
cum-hiking programme, which took place
on 2 August 2009.
S o u n d V i s i o n a n d E s s a y
Competition: The competition was held
among school students on 26 August
2009.
Haryana State Branch
YHAI Faridabad
Excursion to Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary:
Participants led by Mr. Tariq Badar,
Chairman and Mr. Maninder Singh,
Secretary, spent a relaxing day watching a
variety of migratory and local birds in the
sanctuary on 4 January 2009. Birds over
there.
Nature Study & Tiger Conservation: An
awareness excursion to the spectacular
jungles of Bandhavgarh National Park &
Tiger Reserve (MP) was organised from
23-26 January 2009. Introductory talks by
Mr. Tariq Badar and Mr. Maninder Singh
emphasizing on the need to conserve the
tiger ignited keen interest among the
participants. The group also undertook an
afternoon jeep safari in the Park. In the
evening, the members enjoyed camp fire
at the resort, singing and dancing with
local folk artists.

Gurgaon Unit
Yoga camp: A yoga camp was organised
on 17 May 2009 in the premises of Govt.
Sarvodaya Co-Ed Vidhyalaya, Shikarpur,
under the leadership of Dr. Vipin Sachdev,
Unit Secretary, and Ashok Arora, Member.
Around 60 members participated in this
camp and learnt to perform different yoga
asanas.
ADVENTURE TOUR
An adventure tour to Rishikesh,
Kedarnath, Badrinath, and Hemkund
Sahib was organised for the Unit's office
bearers and their families under the
leadership of Secretary, Dr. Vipin
Sachdev, from 4 to 11 June 2009.
At Rishikesh, the group rafted up to 11 kms
in River Ganga; the journey then headed
towards the mountains. The next
destination was Kedarnath at the height of
3133 meters. The members trekked 28
kms of the rocky path towards Badrinath
near China border, at the height of 4330
meters. All tiredness vanished at the
spectacular sights of snow-clad
mountains, beautiful valleys, lush green
forests, streams, waterfalls, and
meandering rivers.
On the way back, the group trekked 32
kms to Hemkund Sahib Gurudwara, a Sikh
shrine dedicated to Shri Guru Gobind
Singh Ji.
Rohtak Unit
Netaji Jayanti : On the occasion of Netaji
Subhash Chander Bose Jayanti, the
members of the Unit assembled at
Subhash Sthal near
Mansrover Park,
R o h t a k o n 2 3
January 2009 at
11.00 AM and paid
rich tributes to the
freedom fighter.
P o l y t h e n e B a g
Bahishkar Cycle
Rally
On 21 February 2009, Rohtak Unit and
Pathania Public School jointly organised
the countryside Polythene Bag Bahishkar
Cycle Rally from Rohtak to Lakhan Majra
and covered to and fro distance of 40 kms.
50 students from Vth to VIIIth classes
along with ten teachers and eleven
members of the Unit joined the rally. The
participants, carrying placards with
slogans highlighting the ill-effects of
polythene bags, made joint appeals to the
shopkeepers and villagers to save the
environment from pollution.
Vasant-Utsava (Sarasvati Pooja)
A programme of Vasant-Utsava (Sarasvati
Pooja) was organised on 6 March 2009 at
M.D. University Campus. It was a joint
effort of Dept. of Music, M.D. University,
Rohtak and Rohtak Unit.
Holi-Milan
The Unit organised a programme of Holi-
Milan on 9 March 2009 on the eve of Holi
Festival. Renowned sitar artist, Dr.
Renuka Gambhir from Hisar, Dr. Anil Soni,
Vocalist from Delhi, and Dr. Rama Kanta,
Folk Singer, along with other dance artists
gave a memorable performance.
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Patriotic Play- Gagan Damama Bajo
A patriotic play, named Gagan Damama
Bajo based on lesser known incidents
related to Shaheed Chander Shekhar
Azad, Shaheed Bhagat Singh, Raj Guru,
Sukh Dev, was staged by a 35 members
team of Dept. of Theatre & Repertory,
Panjabi University, Patiala on 14 March
2009 at Pt. Sri Ram Rangshala,
Mansrover Park, Rohtak. The staging of
the play was a joint effort of Office of
Sports & Youth Affairs, Rohtak and YHAI
Rohtak Unit. Sh. Janardhan Sharma, Unit
Secretary, extended a warm welcome to
the team members and guests.
Karnal Unit
Welcome to National Motorbike
Expedition: The National Motor Biking
Expedition was flagged off on 18 August
2009 from New Delhi to mark the
centenary celebrations of the Youth
Hostelling. As the rally had to pass from
Haryana, the Karnal Unit on behalf of the
Haryana State Branch hosted a lunch for
the rally participants.
Founder's Day Celebrations: The Unit
celebrated Founder's Day on 26 August
2009 by installing flex banners at prime
public places near colleges, schools, and
markets. The banners carried messages
to educate people against social evils.

A Trip to Jim Corbett National Park: A
trip to Jim Corbett National Park was
organised from 11 to 13 September 2009.
Ladwa Unit
Welcome to National Motorbike
Expedition: On 18 August 2009, Ladwa
Unit arranged a warm welcome to the
participants at Pipli Youth Hostel,
Kurukshetra.
Fatehabad Unit -
Tribute to martyrs: The Unit paid rich
tributes to the martyrs who laid down their
lives during the 26/11 terror attacks in
Mumbai. People from all walks of life
including members of the Unit, children,
and social activists lit candles in their
memories.
Road Safety Week: To highlight the need
for safe driving and obeying traffic rules,
the Unit organised the Road Safety Week
from 1 to 7 January 2009. The drive
covered Bhuna, Tohana and Fatehabad.
Reflector Stickers were stuck behind more
than 3000 tractors and trolleys operating
on the route.
Sonepat Unit
Blood Donation Camp: The camp was
organised by Sonepat Unit on 12 January
2009. People from all walks of life donated
blood to help the needy.
Welcome to National Motorbike
Expedition: On 18 August 2009, the Unit
arranged a warm welcome to the
participants of the expedition at
Swaranprasth School, Sonepat District.
Panipat Unit
Welcome to National Motorbike
Expedition: On 18 August 2009, the Unit
arranged a warm welcome to the
participants on National Highway,
Panipat.
Panchkula
Welcome to National Motorbike
Expedition: On 18 August 2009, the Unit,
lead by Secretary Sh. Baldeep Tondon
accorded a warm welcome to the
participants on National Highway,
Panchkula and served refreshments. The
Unit, in collaboration with Haryana State
Branch, arranged dinner and a
comfortable night stay for the expedition
members at Kisan Bhawan, Chandigarh.
Ambala Unit
Environmental Awareness Meeting: The
meeting was held on 18 August 2009 at
Anmol Palace. The discussion cantered
around ways and means to spread the
message to protect the environment. All
participating members were requested to
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contribute their ideas to further strengthen
the movement.
Karnataka State Branch
National Western Ghat Coorg
Trekking Expedition-2009: The event was
organised from 21 to 28 December 2009.
The group of 170 participants was led by
Shri V. Satish Kannaiah, Field Director.
The Centenary Celebration of YH
Movement and 60th Anniversary of YHA of
India: The event was celebrated with
much gaiety and fanfare at Mysore Youth
Hostel on 14 July 2009. The dollu kunitha
and Kamsale pada events, sponsored by
the Kannada and Culture Department of
Government of Karnataka, were followed
by patriotic songs by members of Gangotri
Unit. Shri R G Padki, Founder Secretary of
YHAI was felicitated on the occasion.
TV interview of State Chairman:
Bangalore Doordarshan telecast a live
interview of Shri Purushotham, State
Chairman on 24 May 2009 in its morning
'Belagu' programme. The developments
of Karnataka State Branch, concept of
scheme hostels and LYHs, Coorg
Trekking and Family Adventure Camps, HI
Centenary and 60th Anniversary
Celebrations of YHA of India were also
showcased.
Documentary on YH Movement:
Udayavani, the popular Kannada Daily,
documented the history of YH Movement
in India in a series of weekly articles.

Concession for YHAI members:
Karnataka State Tourism Development
Corporation has approved a concession of
15% in room tariff in all its Mayura Group of
Hotels.
Bangalore South Unit
Founders' Day Celebration: The
Bangalore South Unit organised
Founders' Day celebration on 26 August
2009 at Yavanika in Bangalore.
Udupi Unit
· The Udupi Unit organized a three day
st
State Level Island Expedition from 31
nd
October to 2 Nov., 2009.
Island Expedition: The Udupi Unit
organised a three day state level Island
Expedition from 31 October to 2
November 2009.
Dharwad Unit
Award for Social Services: Shri
Prakash M Morey, Life Member from
Dharwad Unit, was selected for the
prestigious 'Basava Shree' award by the
Koodalasangama Mutt for outstanding
social services during the year.
Gangothri Unit
Trekking Programme: The trek from
Bababudangiri to Kemmannugundi,
Chikmagalur Ditrict, was organised from 8
to 10 May 2009.
Cycling to Srirangapatna: The event
took place in Mandya District on 17 May
2009.
Trekking to Madhugiri Fort, Tumkur
District: The event took place on 13 and 14
June, 2009.
Cycling to Chamundi Hills and Boating
at Karanji Lake: Participants first enjoyed
a rejuvenating cycling ride to Chamundi
Hills and later refreshed themselves with a
boating trip at Karanj Lake. The event was
held on 28 June 2009.
Save environment programme: An
awareness programme on 'Save
Environment' took place on 12 July 2009.
Trekking trip: The trip, which passed
through Maleki Tirupathi, Arasikere Taluk,
and Hassan District, was organised on 13
September 2009.
·
Trekking to Karyasiddheshwara
Swami Hill and Chamarajanagar Taluk:
The trip took place on 11 October 2009.
V i s i t t o J o g F a l l s ,
Murudeshwara,Gokarna and Trekking
programme to Yana, North Canara
District: The trips took place from 13 to 16
October 2009.
Trekking: A trip to Gavirayaswamy Hill,
Gagan Chukki and Bhara Chukki Falls at
Shivana Samudra was organised on 25
October 2009.
Cycling to Kaliyuva Mane: The
participants planted saplings and took the
initiative to clean the surroundings in a bid
to spread the message of keeping the
environment green and clean. The event
took place on 22 November 2009.
P h o t o g r a p h y e x h i b i t i o n a n d
membership drive programme: The event
took place near Chamundi Hill on 29
November 2009. ·
Tiger Census Programme at B R Hills
and Bandipur National Forest: The event
was organised from 21 to 29 January
2010.
Trekking: A trekking trip was organised
to Mullalanagiri, Bababudangiri and
Hebbe Falls, Chikmagalur District from 26
to 28 February 2010.
Kerala State Branch
Wayanad Hills Expedition and Cave
Camp: The State Branch organised the
event from 30 December 2009 to 1
January 2010. Wayanad is a treasure
trove of nature with beautiful landscapes,
natural caves and waterfalls, set to the
backdrop of the majestic Western Ghats.
35 participants from various parts of
Kerala attended the programme, which
was inaugurated by Prof. T Sobindranon
on 30 December 2009 at Govt. Youth
Hostel Kozhikode. On the next day, the
group visited Soochippara Waterfalls and
trekked to Edakkal Cave.
Award for adventure travellers: The
State Branch introduced an award for
Adventure Travellers/Travelogue in the
name of Late Shri Pottekkat Madhavan,
former Secretary of Kerala State Branch,
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YHAI. The award was presented to
Kumari Mamatha Divendhu, a +2 student
by prominent Malayalam novelist Shri C.
Radhakrishnan on 13 January 2010.
Varkala Unit
Elephant Care programme: On 30
September 2009 the Unit organised
'Elephant Care' programme for YHAI
members in connection with centenary
celebrations.
Madhya Pradesh State Branch
36th year celebrations: During the
2009-10, the Unit completed its 36 years
of existence.
Mizoram State Branch
N a t i o n a l Tr e k k i n g & C a v i n g
Expedition: The expedition was organised
by the Mizoram State Branch from 1 to 12
November 2009. 453 participants took
part under the leadership of Field Director,
Shri Zodinsanga.
Founder's Day Function: Shri Pu Lal
Thanhawla, Hon'ble Chief Minister,
Mizoram graced the Founder's Day
function. He also inaugurated the newly
constructed Richard Schirrmann Hall in
the presence of Shri Pu Zodintluanga,
Hon'ble Minister, Sports & Youth Services.
More than 250 members attended the
function.
World Environment Day: The Day was
observed by cleaning the rivers near
Aizawl City. About 200 students
participated in this programme.
Environmental Study-cum-Trekking to
Rihdi: The trip was successfully organised
from 23 to 24 March 2010. 28 members
participated in this programme.

Environmental Study-cum-Trekking to
Rihdi: The trip was successfully organised
from 23 to 24 March 2010. 28 members
participated in this programme.Seminar
on Climate Change: A state level seminar
on climate change was jointly conducted
by the Unit and Indian National Trust of Art
and Culture Heritage (INTACH) on 30
March 2010.
Unveiling of statue: Shri S Laldingliana,
Parliamentary Secretary unveiled the
statue of Sir Richard Schirrmann while
Shri Zoliana Royte, State Chairman,
inaugurated the newly constructed
Chowkidar quarter at the youth hostel.
Orissa State Branch
Bhubaneswar Unit
Treasure Hunt: An exciting treasure
hunt was organised by the Unit and Rotary
Club of Bhubaneswar on 26 January
2010. The hunt saw participation of 20
teams with two people in each team.
Prizes were awarded to the three winning
teams
Felicitation programme: The Unit
felicitated Shri Padmanabh Dave, State
Chairman for taking over as Acting
National Chairman of YHAI.
Nalco and Angul Units
Bio-Diversity Study Tikarpada Expedition:
Nalco Unit, Angul and Orissa State Branch
successfully conducted the Bio-Diversity
Study Tikarpada Expedition– 2010 from
23 to 29 January 2010.
Berhampur Unit
Writing, Debate and Spot Painting
Competition: The Unit organised an Essay
Writing, Debate and Spot Painting
Competition among the school students of
Berhampur. About 300 children
participated in the programme.
District Veteran Athletics Meet: The
meet, which was held on 3 January 2010,
was inaugurated by former Union Minister
& President of the Unit, Shri Chandra
Sekhar Sahu. About 110 veteran athletics
from all over the district participated in the
meet.
Song and dance competition: The Unit
organised group dance and song, and
solo dance and song competition among
the school students of Berhampur. About
100 students participated in the
programme.
Annual celebrations: Annual
celebrations were held on 10 January
2010 at the Diamond Jubilee Town Hall.
Prizes were distributed to the students of
various schools and to the veteran
athletes.
Felicitation event: Shri Padmanabh
Dave, former Secretary of the Unit was
facilitated for becoming the first National
Vice President of YHAI. Awards were also
given to students for their achievements in
various fields.
Uttar Pradesh State Branch
Shan-E-Avadh Unit
Anti-fireworks Movement: The Unit
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organised an 'Anti-fireworks Movement' to
spread the message about their harmful
effects through cultural programmes and
activities. The event was held at T. D. Girls
Inter-College on the occasion of
Deepawali.
P o s t e r a n d S l o g a n M a k i n g
Competition: The theme of the
competition was ban fireworks. School
children formed a human chain in Gomti
Nagar to highlight the message.
Cultural Evening: The Unit organised a
cultural evening in which programmes
included felicitation ceremony, short play,
singing and dancing. The event was held
at Rai-Umanath Bali Auditorium,
Kaiserbagh.
Welcome trekker programme: The
event was held at the Unit's command
office, Prince Complex, Hazratganj to
welcome back the participants of National
Himalayan Winter Trekking Expedition
West Bengal State Branch
National Himalayan Trekking
Expedition: The expedition from
Sandakphu to Gurdum was organised
from 1 to 12 November 2009. 453
participants from different parts of the
country took part in it. Shri Stimit Srimany
was the Field Director of the programme.

Committees of YHAI
1. National Council - The National Council
is the supreme body of the Association,
governing its policy and activities. It consists
of the following volunteers :
I) President - Elected
ii) Four National Vice Presidents - Elected
iii) National Chairman - Elected
iv) National Treasurer - Elected
v) Chief Executive Officer -Appointed
165 representatives from duly constituted
State Branches and recognized as such
by the Association; founder members of
the Association; one representative from
each affiliated National Organisation; one
representative from each National
Voluntary Organisation co-operating with
the Association and recognized as such;
immediate retiring President and National
Chairman, co-opted members not
exceeding SIX, nominated by the Council;
and one representative each from the
Department of Tourism and such other
governmental or non-governmental
agencies as may be decided upon by the
National Council from time to time.
2. National Executive Committee
The Executive Committee is composed of
(1) The National Chairman (Ex-Officio,
elected by the Council)
(2) The National Vice-Presidents
(3) The National Treasurer (Ex-Officio,
elected by the Council)
(4) The Chief Executive Officer
One representative from each State
Branch and co-opted members by the
National Executive Committee
NEC further formed the following Sub-
Committees with the representatives from
the State Branches for the smooth
functioning of the activities:
1. Adventure Promotion Committee
Adventure Promotion Committee has
been constituted for the preparation of the
Y H A I ' s g u i d e l i n e s f o r t r e k k i n g
programmes at National, State, and Unit
level. From time to time, it reviews past
p r o g r a m m e s a n d r e c o m m e n d s
suggestions for improvement in
forthcoming programmes. The committee
consists of members from all State
Branches. It meets once in a year.
2. Environment Protection Committee
Environment Protection Committee has
been formed to prepare an Environment
Charter for the Youth Hostels, Office and
Trekking Programmes with an aim to keep
trekking programmes eco-friendly. The
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committee has restricted the use of wood
for fire. It has also recommended the use
of jute bags by the participants so that they
do not litter on the way.
3 Hostel Development Committee
Hostel Development Committee
recommends guidelines, standards and
other instructions for running the Licensee
Youth Hostels according to YH norms. The
committee consists of members from all
State Branches. It meets once in a year.
Social
Responsibility
YHAI, a non-profit organization, is one of
the few national bodies with presence in
23 states and 233 district Units having a
membership base of more than one lakh
people. Its main aim is to provide budget
accommodation to its members in the
chain of Youth Hostels and also to promote
national integration by organising
adventure activities.
As part of its social responsibilities, YHAI
also offers 50 adventure scholarships to
people with disabilities. Eligible
candidates can avail 50% concession on
participation in the trekking expeditions
organised by YHAI.

Youth Hostels Association of India : Financial Activities
Incoming Resources
Membership collection
Donation Received
programme Income
Miscellaneous Income
Resources Expended 2010
Consumpation of saleable Articles
Programmes Expenses
Donation
Administrative Expenses
Depreciation
Statement of Financial Activities for the year ended 31
March 2010 (Consolidated Income And Expenditure account)
Incoming Resources
Membership collection
Donation Received
programme Income
Miscellaneous Income
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Total
funds 2010
14,593,678.50
216,649.60
38,322,534.00
5,144,190.10
Total
funds 2010
13,908,155.83
1,197,380.00
31,451,875.74
4,132,127.31
Total Incoming Resources 58,277,052.20 50,689,538.88
Resources Expended
Consumpation of saleable Articles
Programmes Expenses
Donation
Administrative Expenses
Depreciation
527,549.13
30,420,211.29
146,260.00
16,313,127.43
1,967,458.33
825,818.61
24,642,915.28
119,999.00
15,923,841.39
1,676,509.27
Total Resources Expended 49,374,606.18 43,189,083.55
(Surplus/(Deficit) of Income
Over Expenditure 8,902,446.02 7,500,455.33
Transferred to Journal Reserve Fund
Transferred to Capital Reserve Fund
Transferred to Income and
Expenditure Account
(1,177,750.00)
(1,177,750.00)
6,546,946.02
(956,400.00)
(956,400.00)
5,587,655.33

Balance Sheet as at 31 March 2010
Assets
Fixed Assets
Investment
Inventories
Cash & Bank Balance
Other Receivable
Loans & Advances
23,042,598.88
143,569.83
772,439.68
57,108,358.24
2,846,969.50
4,620,405.69
2010 2009
19,123,705.23
116,219.83
1,303,465.81
47,563,093.18
1,851,145.50
5,627,004.35
Total Asstes 88,534,341.82 75,584,633.90
Liabilities
Capital Fund
Reserve Fund
Sundry Creditors
Other Liabilities
7,001,768.07
64,763,154.56
409,482.39
16,359,936.80
7,008,536.35
53,590,188.22
278,938.14
14,706,971.19
Total Liabilities 88,534,341.82 75,584,633.90
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Assets& Labilities 2010
Fixed Assets
Investment
Inventories
Cash & Bank Balance
Other Receivable
Loans & Advances
Capital Fund
Reserve Fund
Sundry Creditors
Other Liabilities

YHAI Network
NATIONAL OFFICE
National Office of Youth Hostels Association of India is located in the International Youth Hostel at 5, Nyaya Marg, Chanakyapuri,
New Delhi-110021. The total area of the International Youth Hostel is about 0.9 acre.
National Office is the head office of Youth Hostels Association of India and controls all State Branches, Units, and Youth Hostels.
YHAI also has stores in Delhi and in Base Camps at Kullu Manali, Himachal Pradesh for storing its equipments required for
trekking and other activities for 6000 trekkers at a time.
BIHAR
State Secratary
Bihar State Branch, Bhatta Miffiun Road
Nataji Subhash Road Purnik - 854301 Bhiar
GOA
State Chairman
Goa State Branch, YHAI,
C/o Joshi Wines, Opp. Old Secretarit,
Panaji, Goa - 403 001
JAMMU & KASHMIR
State Secratary
Jammu & Kashmir State Branch,
F-353, Sant Market, Chand Nagar
Jammu
KERALA
Stare Secratary
Vrindavanam
Sreenivasapuram PO
Verkala 695 145-Kerala
MEGHALAYA
State Secratary
Meghalaya State Branch, YHAI
Dong Shaneng Village/P.o - Umpling
P.O - Rynjah Shillong - 793006 Meghalaya
PONDICHERRY
State Secratary
Pondicherry State Branch, YHAI
3, Thiruvallur Street,
Bharathipuram, Pondicherry-605011
UTTAR PRADESH
State Chairman
UP State Branch, YHAI
15/243, Civil Lines,
Kanpur-208001 Uttar Pradesh
STATE BRANCHES THROUGHOUT INDIA
ANDHRA PRADESH
State Chairman
Andhra Pradesh State Branch, YHAI
Youth Hostel Building, Beside Y.M.C.A
Beach Road, Visakhapatnam-530 017,
Andhra Pradesh
CHHATTISGARH
State Secratary
Chhattisgarh State Branch,
YHAI, H. No. 313, Street 2, Smriti NAgar
Bhilai-490020 Dist. Durg C. G.
GUJARAT
State Secratary
Gujarat State Branch, YHAI,
Plot No. 960/C, Don, Jamin Vikas Bank’s
Gali, Bhav Nagar-364001
JHARKHAND
State Secratary
Jharkhand State Branch, YHAI
Flat No. 22 & 36, Shiv Niranjan Houses
Complex, Telco, Jojobera Porahargora,
Jamshedpur- 831016, Jharkhand
MADHYA PRADESH
State Chairman
MP State Branch, YHAI
106, Malviya Nagar, Bhopal - 462003
Madhya Pradesh
MIZORAM
State Chairman
Mizoram State Branch YHAI,
Director Sport & Youth Services,
Aizawal-796001
RAJASTHAN
State Secratary
Rajasthan State Branch,
Silavata Para, Shiv road,
Jaisalmer- 345001 Rajasthan.
UTTARAKHAND
State Secratary
Uttarakhand State Branch, YHAI
175/4, Rajpur Road,
Dehradun-248009 Uttarakhand
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ASSAM
State Chairman
62 ,Dr Anil Phookan Road, Bonngaon :
Beltola, Guwhati-781028
DELHI
State Secratary
Delhi State Branch, YHAI,
5, Nyaya Marg, Chanakyapuri,
New Delhi-110021
HARYANA
State Chairman
Haryana State Branch, YHA1,
98, Sector-15,
Sonepat-131 001 Haryana
KARNATAKA
State Chairman
Room No. 201, Ist Floor, Sports Authority
of Karnataka Building - 1, Shree Kanteerava
Stadium, Kasturba Road, Bangalore
560 001 Karnataka
MAHARASHTRA
State Secratary
Maharashtra State Branch, YHAI,
109, Swapna Purti, Dr. Baba
Saheb Ambedkar Road, Parel Naka,
Mumbai-400012 Maharashtra
ORISSA
State Secratary
Orissa State Branch YHAI,
Amalapada, Gandhi Marg,
Angul-759122 Orissa
TAMILNADU
State Chairman
Tamil Nadu State Branch, YHAI, 2 D Viswa's
Flats Pillaiyar Koil Street Nesapakkam,
West K K Nagar , Chennai 600078, Tamilnadu
WEST BENGAL
State Chairman
West Bengal State Branch YHAI,
50, Sikbar Magan Street, Kolkata-700004
West Bengal

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