1. Name: The Association shall be called "All India Navodaya Alumni Association", hereinafter referred to as Association
2.
Address: The Central Office of the
Association shall be located at the
A-28, Kailash
Colony,
New Delhi - 110 048
3.
Working
Area:
Entire
4. Objectives:
a) To promote and foster mutually beneficial interaction among the Alumni and the present students of the Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya.
b) To encourage the Alumni to take an active and abiding interest in the work and progress of the Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya so as to contribute towards enhancement of the social utility of their Alma Mater.
c) The Association will help Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya to achieve its objectives, for which it has been established and systematically uplift its image and status, both nationally and internationally.
d) To Institute scholarship, prizes, and awards and suitably recognize for outstanding work, at professional, social and community level by the Alumni and the students.
e) The Association will work for educational and social development of the society and nation.
f) The Association shall help the family members of the members of association in the event of death/accident of the member of the association
g) To publish books, journals, magazines and other materials for promoting the objectives of the Association
h) To do all such other lawful things as are conductive or incidental to the attainment of the above objectives and/or beneficial to the interests of the Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya and its Alumni.
i)
To acquire, purchase or otherwise own or taken on lease
or hire in
j) To take advantage of developing technologies like the internet in achieving the aims and objects of the Association.
5.
Non- Profit Organisation
It is a non-profit organization. All the
incomes, earnings, moveable and immovable
properties of the Association shall be utilized and applied towards the
promotion of its Aims and Objectives as set forth in the Memorandum of
Association and no profit thereof shall be paid or transferred directly or
indirectly to the present or past members of the Association and to any member
claiming through any or more of the present or past members. No member of the
Association shall have claim on movable and immovable properties of the
Association and make profit whatever, by virtue of his
membership.
6.
Methods for achievement of aims and objects:
For the achievement of the
aims and objects referred to in Article 4(a) to 4(j), the Association shall
adopt constitutional means only.
1 Name: The Association shall be called "All India Navodaya Alumni Association", hereinafter referred to as Association
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Definition
a) “The Association” and/or “Association” and/or “AINAA” means the All India Navodaya Alumni Association.
b) The “Navodaya” and/or “JNV” means Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya.
c) “NVS” and/or “Navodaya Samiti” means Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti
d) The “General Body” means the General Body of the Association.
e) The “Executive Committee” and/or “Authority of the Association” means the Executive Committee of the Association.
f)
Alumnus means an ex-student of JNV, who has studied in
any JNV of any State of
g) Member means a member of the Association
h) An "Honorary Member" means any person other than an Alumnus, who has been elected by the General Body of the Association.
i) ‘Founder Members’ means the members who have signed the Constitution at the time of registration of the Association.
j) “The Financial Year” of the Association shall be reckoned every year from 1st April to 31st March of the following year.
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Patrons
The Association may have Patrons as approved by the
Executive Committee, provided that a parton shall be
an out-standing professional, engineer, scientist or a social worker. Such appointment
will be for a period of one year. The Commissioner of the NVS shall be an
ex-officio Patron of the Alumni Association. The patrons shall not exceed 5 at a
time.
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Membership
a)
General Member: Any student, who has successfully completed
at least one session in any JNV automatically becomes a member in General
Category of the Association from the date of completion of the session. General
members can volunteer for the association but they will not have voting
rights
b) Life Member: An Alumnus who is competent to contract and gives decided (by Executive Committee) donation amount and above to the Association will be its life member. Life member will have the voting rights. Life member should have completed 4 years in JNV. The donation fee can be revised by the Association Authorities.
c)
Registered Member: An Alumnus who is competent to contract and
contributes the decided per month/per year fee amount to the Association will be
its member. The person will be the member only for the duration, for which he
/she have contributed. Registered Member will have voting rights. Registered
member should have completed 4 years in JNV. The fee amount can be revised by the
Executive Committee.
d)
Honorary Member: The Association, in the General Body on the
recommendation of the Executive Committee, may elect any person competent to
contract (as mentioned below) connected with the JNV or the Association, who is
likely to promote the interests of the Association, as an Honorary Member for
two years. Honorary member will have the voting rights. Any ex-student, members
of the staff or ex-member of the staff of the Institute on the recommendation of
the Executive Committee, may be admitted by the Association on payment of the
appropriate membership fees as prescribed in Rule 4(e).
e)
The
membership fee in respect of all the members defined in Rule 4(b), 4(c) and 4(d) and mode of
collection of the membership fees would be decided by executive committee of the
Association from time to time.
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Membership Rights
All members are entitled to
receive all announcements connected with the activities of the Association, the
Alumni Newsletter, and Annual Magazine and also participate in all social
functions and other activities of the Association.
All the members who register
their E-Mail Ids with the Association may receive the above mentioned
announcements through mails. All members will also be beneficiaries of any
schemes or assistance program administered by the
Association.
Form of announcement may
change from time to time by Executive Committee.
( Refer Rule 4 for information on Voting
Rights and Eligibility for different type of memberships.)
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Procedure for obtaining Membership (Registered and Life):
Any person who desires to
become Registered or Life Member of the association will have to follow the
following steps:
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Termination of Membership:
The membership will be
terminated on following grounds:
a)
On the death of the
member
b)
On the member becoming
mentally unsound
c)
On the member violating the
rules of the association
d)
On the member
committing any offence punishable under law in
e)
On character
default and the Executive Committee's decision of expulsion which upon approval,
will have to be conveyed to the member in writing.
f)
Membership will be
terminated on “Insolvency” of a member.
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Membership Register:
A Membership Register will
be maintained for the members mentioned in Rule 3, 4(b), 4(c) and 4(d). The
register will be kept in the office of the Association, which will have the
following information:
a)
Member’s Name, address and
profession.
b)
Date on which the membership
was granted
c)
Date from which the
membership was terminated
d)
Membership
Type
e)
JNV Name
f)
Joining
year
g)
Passing
Year
h)
Date Of
Birth
i)
Father’s
Name
This information should be
available online with the restricted access.
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Authorities of the Association
The following shall be the
Authorities of the Association.
a)
The General
Body
b)
The Executive
Committee
The method of selection of
the office bearers and their roles are defined in subsequent
paragraphs.
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General Body
i.
The General Body
shall consist of all the members of the Association as defined in Rule 4(b), 4(c) and 4(d).
ii.
The General Body
shall consider the President's report of the past year's activities, the
president-elect's budget and plan of activities for the next year, approval of
accounts, election of members of the Executive Committee, appointment of
auditors, legal advisors and any other matters arising from time to
time.
iii.
In case the
Executive Committee is satisfied that a member/honorary member have been working
against the interests of the Association/the profession it may recommend the
termination of the membership of the concerned member/honorary member to the
General Body which shall have the powers to do so.
11 The
Executive Committee
12. The Office
Bearers
a)
All Office Bearers
will be ex-officio members of the Executive Committee, shall be elected as
detailed in Rule 12(b) below
for a period of three year.
b)
The Elected Office
Bearers of the Executive Committee shall be:
i.
The
President: shall be elected by majority
vote of the members in the General
Body Meeting. He shall be an alumnus of at least 8 years standing and more
than 25 years of age. President will preside over the General Body Meeting
(Except Extra Ordinary General Body Meeting) and Executive body
meetings.
ii.
Vice President:
shall be elected by majority vote of
the members in the General Body Meeting. He shall be an alumnus of at least
8 years standing and more than 25 years of age. In the absence of the President,
the Vice- President will preside over the General Body Meeting (Except Extra
Ordinary General Body Meeting) and management body meetings. All powers vested
in president can be used by Vice-President in such a
situation
iii.
General
Secretary: shall be elected by
majority vote of the members in the General Body Meeting. He shall be an
alumnus of at least 8 years standing and more than 25 years of age and should
have been a member of the Executive Committee of any time before the election.
The General Secretary shall perform the following duties
a.
To keep the Minutes
of all meetings of the General Body and the Executive
Committee.
b.
To carry out the
directions of the General Body and the Executive
Committee.
c.
To conduct
correspondence on behalf of the Association.
d.
To give notice of
all meetings of the General Body and the Executive
Committee.
e.
To exercise
administrative control over the Central office of the
Association.
f.
The General
Secretary shall seek the advice of the Executive Committee in case a
clarification of any kind is required.
g.
To prepare and
examine all the documents and to inform the Executive Committee of any
irregularities found
h.
Authorized to
correspond with the registrar of societies for registration
purpose
iv)
Treasurer: shall be elected by majority vote of members in
the General Body Meeting. He shall be an alumnus of at least 6 years
standing and more than 24 years of age. The Treasurer shall keep upto date books
of accounts of the Association and report on these at each meeting of the
Executive Committee. He will collect all dues and claims on behalf of the
Association against proper receipt. Every receipt/ deposit of
payment/subscription shall be acknowledged by issue due receipt form the
prescribed receipt-book. He will
also assist the President in ensuring that budgetary grants are correctly
utilized (See Rule 14
below). In addition, he will liaise with the bankers and the Auditors
of the Association. He will be provided clerical assistance etc. by the
Central office of the Association. The treasurer shall submit
the all account-books before the Managing Committee on the closing day of every
financial year.
v) Joint Secretary: shall be elected by majority vote of members in the General Body Meeting. He shall be an alumnus of at least 6 years standing and should be more than 24 years of age. In the absence of General Secretary, Joint Secretary will be empowered to use all rights vested in General Secretary
vi) Executive members: shall be elected in accordance with Rule 11( b). He shall be an alumnus of at least 5 years standing and more than 21 years of age.
c)
The President or in
his absence the General Secretary shall be the returning officer for the
Executive Committee elections.
d) The outgoing president and General Secretary will be the
Executive Members of the Executive Committee so as ensure the continuity of the
actions performed by the earlier Executive Committee
and to assist the new executive committee in its
actions.
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Meetings
A
General Body Meeting:
a.
The General Body
will shall meet once in a year within 6 months of the financial year that is by
September preferably in the month of April at a place date and time to be
determined by Executive Committee to transact business herein-after. This
meeting referred to as the Annual General Meeting shall statutorily consider the
following:
i.
Approval of
previous year's accounts.
ii.
Introduction of new
office bearers.
iii.
Election of the
members of the Executive Committee.
iv.
Appointment of
Auditors
v.
Appointment of
legal advisors, if any.
b.
All the resolutions
put to vote at the General Body shall be decided by a majority vote (unless
otherwise provided) by dropping a paper slip in a box. In case of equality
of votes the ‘Presiding Officer’ shall have the casting
vote.
c.
The Executive
committee will fix and communicate the date, venue and time to the members one
month in advance. The quorum of the meeting will be of 15% of the members or 50
members defined in 4(b), 4(c) and 4(d) which ever is
less.
d.
If the quorum is
not there, adjourn the meeting for at least a month and thereafter the quorum
can be relaxed to 30 members defined in 4(b), 4(c) and 4(d).
e.
The first General
Body meeting will be called within 3 months of Registration. In this meeting the
Members of the Executive Committee will be elected.
f.
If the General
body meeting is not convened then the Registrar will have the power to convene a
general body meeting and get the election of the office bearers done under
supervision of some other officer appointed by the Registrar of the rank of
Assistant/DeputyRegistrar.
g.
On or before the
Fourteenth Day succeeding the day on which the Annual General Meeting of the
General Body is held, a list shall be filled with the Registrar of Societies of
the names, address and occupations of the members of the Executive
Committee.
B
Extra Ordinary General Body Meeting
a.
An Extra
Ordinary General Body Meeting can be convened as per the Societies Registration
Act of the State where the association is registered.
b.
If 33%
members (of the total members defined in defined in 4(b), 4(c) and 4(d)) or 2/3rd members
of Executive Committee demand in writing to the General Secretary of Executive
Committee for calling a meeting, the General Body meeting will be convened at a
notice of three weeks and only notified agenda shall be discussed in such
meeting.
c.
The
quorum of the meeting will be 15% of the members or 50 members as defined in 4(b), 4(c) and 4(d) which ever is less. If the quorum is
not complete, then the meeting should be adjourned to 15 days and the quorum
will be relaxed to 30 members whichever is less.
d.
In the
event that a special resolution or termination of Executive Committee is passed,
a copy of the special resolution or termination will have to be sent to
Registrar within 14 days of the passing of the resolution or termination. The
Registrar will have the power to issue necessary guidelines and advice to the
Association.
b)
Executive Committee Meeting:
The Executive Committee
meeting will be held at least once in six months and the agenda along with date
and place of meeting will be circulated at least 1 month in advance to the
members of Executive committee. The quorum of the meeting will be 2/3rd of the
Executive Committee Members. If the quorum is not complete, then the meeting can
be convened on the same day itself by deferring the time by at least 2 hours,
for which the condition of quorum will be relaxed by 1/2 of the Executive
Committee.
Email and/or Online Chat
Conference facilities may be used by the members to monitor the Activities and
Progress.
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Finance
a)
The Association may
receive funds, donations, and financial assistance from any non-political source
for the furtherance of its objective by way of :
i)
Deposits
ii)
Donations
iii)
Grants
iv)
Admission/Membership fee
v)
Subscriptions
The deposits may be received
on the terms & conditions, if any, approved by the executive committee of
the Association from time to time. Besides, the funds of the Association shall
be received from Admission/Membership fee and subscription of the membership,
donation from the members or non-members or from other sources approved by its
Executive Committee.
b)
The Executive
Committee shall determine the expenditure, which is necessary to carry on the
affairs of the Association and is authorized to incur such expenditure. In
the meeting of Executive Committee a Performa of major activities for the coming
year will be discussed and finalized, including budgetary allocation. Once
the budget has been approved, the responsibility for proper utilization of funds
will be that of the General Secretary. The General Secretary may seek the
advice of the Executive Committee, if necessary. All investments will be
ratified by the General Body at its next meeting.
c)
All money received
on behalf of the Association shall be placed in the name of the “All India
Navodaya Alumni Association” in an account to be
maintained in a bank to be approved by the Executive Committee. Any two of
the President, General Secretary and Treasurer will sign all cheques up to 10,000/- and those above Rs. 10,000/- shall require the signatures of the President
and General Secretary subject to the Approval by Executive
Committee.
d) The Association's financial year shall be from 1st April to March 31st. The Executive Committee shall direct the accounts at least once a year by the Auditor/Chartered Accountant appointed by the Executive Committee and shall be placed before the General Body Meeting for consideration.
15 State
Chapters/State Alumni Associations
i.
The Executive Committee may recognize a State Alumni Association Chapter
for each state.
ii. The Executive Committee in a special meeting with the founding members by majority vote will nominate the President and General Secretary for each State Chapter and the body will be constituted by the President and the General Secretary. The body shall comprise of President, Vice-President, General Secretary, Joint Secretary and Treasurer and 5 Executive Members.
iii. The objectives of the State Alumni Association and all their activities will be in consonance with the Association.
iv The State Chapters should frame and adopt constitutions for providing a framework for activities. The National Association shall frame a model constitution as a guideline.
v. A Chapter will deem to exist after it has been formally recognized at an Annual General Body Meeting, which resolution should be passed by a simple majority. The Alumni Association may also decide to de-recognize a Chapter. The Decisions to initiate a referendum will rest with the General Body. The resolution for initiating a referendum has to be passed by a two-third majority at the General Body Meeting.
vi. Each Chapter shall send a report of its activities and accounts at least once a year to the President of the Alumni Association.
vii. The membership fees shall be collected in the name of the Association only and not the State Chapters. However the State Chapter may generate the funds by way of grants and donations on behalf of the Association and the half of which shall be used exclusively by the Chapters for their activities and the remaining half shall be credited in the Account of the Association. They will also be eligible for grants from the Alumni Association as may be determined from time to time. The Chapters will however, provide all possible inputs at the request of the Alumni Association or the Institute to further Alumni activities and to help the smooth functioning of the Association (e.g. updating of members directory, material and advertisements for a possible Alumni Magazine, etc.)
viii. The Executive Committee of the Association may frame guidelines and Rules/ Sub-Rules time to time for better co-ordination of the Activities between the Association and State Chapters.
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Family of Registered and Life Members of
Association
The Executive Committee shall take decision on the help
of immediate family members of the members of association in the event of
death/accident of the member of the association. Immediate Family members are
considered only the Spouse, Kid (less than 18 years), Mother and Father (if
retired and are dependent on the member).
17. Filing of
list of Executive Committee Annually
Every year, with in the one
month of the holding of the Annual General Body Meeting, a list of members of
the Executive Committee with their addresses and affiliations, shall be
submitted to the office of the Registrar of Societies,
Delhi.
18 Amendments
Any provision/requirement of this constitution may be
amended by a two-thirds majority of those alumni members present and voting in
General Body Meeting. The proposal to amend the Constitution shall be at
the instance of the Executive Committee or on the signed requisition by at least
50 members of General Body.
Notice of the proposed amendments shall be furnished to
the General Secretary at-least 45 days before the date at which it is proposed
to consider the amendments. Such a notice will contain details of the
Rule(s) desired to be amended, the proposed text of the changed rule and the
reason for seeking the amendment. The latter is meant as a guide for any
deliberation at the General Body meeting. Upon the receipt of a requisition for
amendment the General Secretary shall issue notice to every alumni member for
such meeting at-least 15 days before the scheduled date.
19 Rules
and Sub-Rules
The
Executive Committee is empowered to frame Rules and Sub-Rules that are
considered necessary and relevant for managing the affairs of the
Association.
20. Other
Matters not covered in such Rules and Articles
The
Executive Committee is empowered to consider and take appropriate decision in
matters not covered in presents in the larger interest of the Association and
its functioning.
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Assets of the Association
All the movable and immovable properties will be in name
of the Association. All the transaction will be possible by way of Societies
Registration Act, 1860 as applicable to the State of
Delhi.
22
Dispute
In the event of any dispute arising within the
Association or the subordinate bodies, The Executive Committee will have the
powers to resolve the said dispute and the majority decision will prevail. If
the concerned parties are not satisfied with the above arrangement or decision
and if dispute pertains to the election to the Executive Committee, the dispute
shall be referred to the patron appointed as arbitrator by the General Body. The
decision of the arbitrator in such cases will be final and acceptable to all.
The
jurisdiction for settlement of all the other disputes in connection with the
association shall be the courts at
Delhi only.
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Dissolution
In the event of dissolution of the Association, the
procedure laid down in Societies Registration Act, 1860 as applicable to the
State of Delhi.. After dissolution, the movable and immovable properties will be
handed over to another organization having the same objectives. All the
proceedings will take place according to constitution.
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Societies Act Applicable
Al the provisions under all
the sections of the Societies Act,
1860, as applicable to the State of Delhi Shall be Applicable to the State of Delhi, shall apply to
this Association.
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Essential Certificate
Certified that it correct Copy of the
Rules and Regulations of the
Association.
(President)
( General Secretary )
( Treasurer)