THE MAHARAJA SAYAJIRAO UNIVERSITY OF BARODA

FACULTY OF LAW

INTERNSHIP REPORT

Report on Internship at FAITH FOUNDATION submitted in partial

fulfillment for the award of degree of B.A.LL.B (Hons.)-I

SUBMITTED BY: Amisha Kushwaha SUBMITTED TO:

FACULTY OF LAW
PRN NO. :
THE MAHARAJA SAYAJIRAO
SEAT NO. : UNIVERSITY OF BARODA

30 DAYS DAY-TO-DAY REPORT OF INTERNSHIP AT NGO "FAITH FOUNDATON”.

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:

I am highly indebted to The Maharaja Sayajirao University Of Baroda, Faculty of law, I

would like to thank our Dean, Uma Iyer Ma’am who gave us a chance to get some
practice experience in the field of law and allowed us to the internship in the NGO and
Susan Samson Ma’am , Akshay Agnihotri Sir, Jignesh Bariya Sir, Pravin Dubey Sir for
giving me encouragement that I needed to complete the internship.

I would also take this opportunity to specially thanks to Susan Samson Ma’am and Anant
Christian Sir and their team from for giving me their time and energy for my internship;
for their guidance and constant supervision as well as for providing necessary
information regarding the project; also, for their support in completing the project; and
for believing in me and my capabilities; and for shaping my capabilities during my
internship with them.

I would like to express my special gratitude and thanks to industry persons for giving me
such attention and my appreciation also go to my colleagues in developing the project
and people who have willingly helped me out with their abilities. My experience for
giving me a chance to prove my knowledge, skill and abilities.

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 INDEX

Contents Page
no.

1. ACKNOWLEGDEMENT 2
2. INFORMATION ABOUT NGO 4

3. OBJECTIVES OF THE NGO 5

4. DAILY SCHEDULE 6
5. CONCERN LAWS RELATING TO STUDY 24
6. STUDY UNDER TAKEN 26
7. OBSERVATION 30
8. CONCLUSION 31

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 INFORMATION ABOUT THE NGO:

Every year Faculty of Law suggested all the students to Undergo in internship with any
NGO.
I Chose "FAITH FOUNDATION" NGO for Internship. It is the NGO which work with so
many legal aspects.

This NGO is located at A/19, Sahjanand Bungalows, Near Kanha Hights 2, Dabhoi Ring
Road, Somatalav, Vadodara.

FAITH FOUNDATION was established on 10 FEB, 2003 by Mr. Anant Christian and
Susan Samson,
This NGO is Registered under "MAHARASHTRA PUBLIC TRUST ACT" Registration
No. is F/1716/Vadodara.
Unique ID of NGO is MH/2009/0008345.
Registration Detail: NGO was registered by Charity Commissioner.
Registration ID for Society Act No 083780448.

FAITH FAOUNDATION is Member of

 Gujarat State Tobacco Control Steering Committee.

 Vadodara City Tobacco Control Steering Committee.
 Vadodara District Tobacco Control Steering Committee.

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 OBJECTIVES OF THE NGO:

The NGO FAITH FOUNDATION work with so many legal and social objectives
like Anti-tobacco and Tobacco prevention, NGO has declared Central Bus
Depot a Tobacco-Free Zone with help of the NGO along with Depot Officials.

Schools for Underprivileged Children, NGO has a slum school for children who
cannot afford schooling.

Free Health check-ups for Migrants, for Migrants people NGO arrange Free
Health Camps.

Rehab Centre for Addicts. NGO has its own Rehab Centre. where they cure and
take care of addicted persons.

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 DAILY SCHEDULE
DATE REPORTING TIME VENUE OBJECTIVE

07/05/2022 10:00 AM REHAB OFFICE ORIENTATION

08/05/2022 ................... HOLIDAY SUNDAY
09/05/2022 10:00 AM REHAB OFFICE PRESENTATION ON
TOBACCO CONTROL
10/05/2022 10:00 AM REHAB OFFICE PLAYED AN ACT ON
TOBACCO
11/05/2022 10:00 AM TOBACCO OFFICE INFORMATION
ABOUT TOBACCO
12/05/2022 10:00 AM REHAB OFFICE PREPARED A
SCRIPT FOR
TOBACCO CONTROL
13/05/2022 10:00 AM REHAB OFFICE REHEARSAL FOR
TOBACCO CONTROL
PROGRAMME
14/05/2022 10:00 AM REHAB OFFICE REVIEW OF LAST
WEEK ACTIVITIES
15/05/2022 ................... HOLIDAY SUNDAY
16/05/2022 10:00 AM REHAB OFFICE PREPARING FOR
THE EVENT
17/05/2022 10:00 AM REHAB OFFICE ALLOTED
COMPANIES FOR
THE EVENT
18/05/2022 10:00 AM REHAB OFFICE EVENT ON
COMPANIES
19/05/2022 10:00 AM REHAB OFFICE EVENT ON
COMPANIES
20/05/2022 10:00 AM TOBACCO OFFICE ENDING SESSION
AT VCCI HALL,
MAKARPURA
21/05/2022 10:00 AM REHAB OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENT
OF ONLINE
COMPETITION
22/05/2022 ................... HOLIDAY SUNDAY

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23/05/2022 10:00 AM RANOLI GIDC FOR THE
PERMISSION OF
THE EVENT
24/05/2022 10:00 AM TOBACCO OFFICE BANNER
DESIGNING FOR
TOBACCO CONTROL
25/05/2022 10:00 AM TOBACCO OFFICE PREPARING FOR
THE EVENT OF 26TH
MAY
26/05/2022 10:00 AM REHAB OFFICE EVENT AT RANOLI
GIDC
27/05/2022 10:00 AM TOBACCO OFFICE PREPARING FOR
THE EVENT OF 28TH
MAY
28/05/2022 10:00 AM DAIRY DEN EVENT AT DAIRY
CIRCLE DEN CIRLE
29/05/2022 10:00 AM REHAB OFFICE PRACTICE OF
FLASH MOB
30/05/2022 10:00 AM REHAB OFFICE PRACTICE OF
FLASH MOB
31/05/2022 10:00 AM SAFFRON FLASH MOB
TOWER,
FATEHGUNJ
01/06/2022 .................... HOLIDAY ........................
02/06/2022 10:00 AM DIWALIPURA VISITED A COURT
03/06/2022 10:00 AM DARSHNAM SLUM SCHOOL
OFFICE
04/06/2022 10:00 AM DARSHANAM SLUM SCHOOL
OFFICE
05/06/2022 .................... HOLIDAY SUNDAY
06/06/2022
07/06/2022
8/06/2022

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Orientation Day 7TH MAY 2022

Reported in the office at 11:30 am, then we meet Susan Samson ma'am at
12:00 pm, and gave our introduction to him and then the 1st thing which she
asked to all that what was the purpose of internship and why we approach
heir.

She shared with his college day's.

Sunday (Holiday)                                                               8TH MAY 2022

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PRESENTATION ON TOBACCO CONTROL            9TH MAY 2022
Day one - Reported office at 11:30 am thin • we met Susan maam at 12:00 pm, &
gave our introduction to him & then the 1st thing Which She asked to all that what
was the purpose of Internship and why we approach heir.

She shared with his college days memories & his internship experience. I was
intimated that would have to be formals especially black pant & white shirt in
office & count. Then after she Introduce us with her office staff or ngo "
employees. She also told about ngo. timing so I had to reach there at ago which
was fixed at 10:00am morning a

After this discussion she introduced •us to advocate & the CEO of the foundation
Mr. Anant christian sir, she told that We - will guide you in the internship & told
that • We have to be with his during the period of Internship. He told as about the
ngo & the field work that ngo work on. "We make ground rule for the ngo for
during Internships marked ground rules for group wise according to there groups
division. Each group have 1 topic will be for a week, and said that do some
research on it.

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PLAYED AN ACT ON TOBACCO                                       10TH MAY 2022

Day 2- The reporting time was 10:00 am & we reported by a attendence register.
The attendent on 9:45 am And we fill on the attendance register. The Susan's mam
told that according to your topic with writing on chart only draw etc prepare from
the newspaper article, poster "But don't explor on chart by written "Our topic is
Tobacco we have to explain •section it 4, 5, 6(a) & 6(b), 7 these section on
tobacco. We have to explain with the help of chart to the groups. And he "all
groups present there presentation with the help of chant. Then Lunch 1:00pm to
2:00pm All 4 teachers explained the topic 2 3/0 tis theme specialization.

All 4 teachers are explained on "the topic, in the specialization on there topics
explained Section, types, cases, situation. agreements between local people ngos
members e student After all of these Susan mam to prepare a script on there topic.
At last mam told that how to prepare , how to form and how to coordinate with
others

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INFORMATION ABOUT TOBACCO 11TH MAY 2022

Day 3

The time reporting us 10:00 am & the section is start from 10:30 am. Akshay 'sir
said that to all the groups for preparing scite before lunch break according there
topic so all groups & the group members are "divided into groups for different
places but in the ngo campus. All the groups prepare there scite according there
alloted topic. But discussion He preparation at takes time, so the skit presentation
are proform after the lunch. 14 The time period of lunch is 1:00 to 2:00 pm. After
the lunch scite approx. 1 and 1 1/2 hours presentation is start hours scite
presentation is complete. After all topic complete scite the teachers who
specialisation on the give topic like - tobacco, rehab, slum, migration teachers
explained on there an topic one by one. And we specialization noted the key points

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as well. All points the section - are explained, the will be.

PREPARED A SCRIPT FOR TOBACCO CONTROL           12TH MAY 2022

Day 4

The reporting time was change and venue also is that timing was 10:30am and the
venue was of the Sir told all group member of group one work on the how to
inspires & warn from "the tobacco products or any types of intoxication how to
stop & how to come of them. Sub division of group into documentation permission
group, poster making. full whole day was used and decide the things & points for
that.

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REHEARSAL FOR TOBACCO CONTROL PROGRAMME 13TH MAY 2022

Day 5 The is day was hn start from 11:00 am in that the 4 members including me
we are the documentation sub-group. we work on that how the other members of
the 1 group & the all 4 group and other groups members means to say that all
group members how to explain to the documentation group prepare the key points
script What are the thing that to be explain a how to be explain in Industries. So
the documentation sub groups with the help of Akshay sir we explain the all things
to the 1 group members.

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REVIEW OF LAST WEEK'S ACTIVITIES 14TH MAY 2022

Day 6

Today was start from 11:00 am. Today we the first group practice the thing, key
points, of tobacco control or I an types of intoxication. We practic Call the thing
that we present all the other group members. The practics was that all members or

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each an every one knowledge about the negative points of tobacco consumption
and the positive points of without intoxication. Practice with I group with all the
group members of a script.

Sunday (Holiday)                                                                         15TH MAY 2022

PREPARING FOR THE EVENT ON 16TH MAY 2022

DAY: We Reached At Rehab Office. We Prepared For the 18th & 19th Events
After That Group 1 Co-Ordinated With Other Groups. All Team Leaders With
Their Team Preparing Script For The Event. We Worked On The Brochure For
The Event.

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ALLOTTED COMPANIES FOR THE EVENT ON 17TH MAY 2022

DAY: We Reached Tobacco Office. We Worked On Brochure. Reporting Group

Collected The Information About The Company Details & Time. After That Our
Group Allotted Companies To Other Teams.

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EVENT ON COMPANIES 18TH MAY 2022

DAY: We Reached At Office. On 18th May I Prepared Press Note For The Event.
All Teams Went To Different Companies. I Called Team Leaders to Confirm That
the Allotted Companies Has Done or Not and Gave Information about What was
Needed from the Companies.

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EVENT ON COMPANIES 19TH MAY 2022

DAY: We Reached At Office. On 19th May I Made Some Changes To Press Note
& Press Release. Which Companies Gave Permission At Saturday That Team
Went To The Companies. I Called Team Leaders to Confirm That the Allotted
Companies Has Done or Not and Gave Information about What was Needed from
the Companies.

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ENDING SESSION AT VCCI HALL, MAKARPURA        20TH MAY 2022

DAY: We Reached Tobacco Office. I Prepared Press Note & Press Release For
The Ending Session On 20th May. For The Event, I Went To VCCI Hall,
Makarpura GIDC. After The Completion Of The Event, We Went Back To
Tobacco Office And Did Some Remaining Work.

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ANNOUNCEMENT OF ONLINE COMPETITION            21ST MAY 2022

DAY: We Reached Rehab Office. Pravin Sir Announced For The Online
Competition & We Reposted Faith Foundation's Post On Our Instagram. After
That, We Did Some Work-Related To Brochure.

SUNDAY (HOLIDAY)                                                             22ND MAY 2022

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FOR THE PERMISSION OF THE EVENT ON 23RD MAY 2022

DAY: We Went To Ranoli GIDC For The Permission For The 26th May Event.
Vibhuti Ma'am Gave Information Regarding What We Have To Do In The Ranoli
GIDC After That We Went To Home.

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BANNER DESIGNING FOR TOBACCO CONTROL 24TH MAY 2022

DAY: We Reached Tobacco Office. I Worked On The Banner Designing And

Finalise The Banner With Coordinating With Susan Ma'am. We Made The Excel
File For The Makarpura GIDC Event.

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PREPARING FOR THE EVENT 25TH MAY 2022

DAY: We Reached Tobacco Office. We Made The List Of Companies In Ranoli

For The Event On 26th May. I Prepared Press Note & Press Release For The
Event.

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EVENT AT RANOLI GIDC                                                   26TH MAY 2022

DAY: We Reached At Rehab Office After That I Worked On The Poster

Designing And Finalise The Poster For The Event On 28th May & 31st May. I
Made Some Changes To Press Note & Press Release.

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PREPARING FOR THE EVENT 27TH MAY 2022

DAY: We Reached At Office. I Worked On The Poster Designing In Gujarati. I

Prepared A Press Note For The Event On 28th May.

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EVENT AT DAIRY DEN CIRCLE                                        28TH MAY 2022

DAY: We Reached Rehab Office. After That, We Also Did Dance Practice For
The Flash Mob. I Prepared A Press Release For The Today's Event. We Did Some
Work-Related To Brochure. After That, We Went To Dairy Den Circle For The
Event. We Displayed The Poster On The Event.

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PRACTICE OF FLASH MOB                                      29TH MAY 2022

DAY: We Reached Rehab Office. We Did Our Remaining Work. I Did a Press
Note & Press Release For The Event On 31st May. We Also Did Dance Practiced
For The Event.

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PRACTICE OF FLASH MOB 30TH MAY 2022

DAY: We Reached Rehab Office. We Did Dance Practice For The Flash Mob
Event.

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FLASH MOB                                                                                  31ST MAY 2022

DAY: We Reached Rehab Office. We Did Some Work-Related To Brochure. We

Did Dance Practice For The Flash Mob Event. After That We Went To Saffron
Tower, Fatehgunj For The Event We Did dance On The Flash Mob Event. After
The Dance, We Also Did the Garba.

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HOLIDAY 1ST JUNE 2022

VISITED A COURT                                                                      2ND JUNE 2022

DAY : We Reached Rehab Office. We Did Some Remaining Work. After The
Break, We Visited The Court. We Met Mr. Vishal Gadhvi Sir. He Is The Judge
And Also The Secretary Of the District Legal Services Authority, Vadodara.
NGO Organized A Conference Session With Vishal Gadhvi Sir For The Subject of

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Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). He Gave Brief Information On DLSA And
NALSA. Anant Sir Announced One Event On The World Environment Day. We
Also Visited Mediation Center.

SLUM SCHOOL                                                                        3RD JUNE 2022

DAY: We Reached Darshanam Office. We Visited Slum School. We Met With

The Children Who Cannot Afford Schooling. Children Gave Their Introduction To
Us.

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SLUM SCHOOL                                                     4TH JUNE 2022

DAY: We Reached Darshanam Office. We Visited Slum School. We Met With

The Children's. We Taught All Children. In The End, They Also Dance On The
Songs.

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SUNDAY (HOLIDAY)                                 5TH JUNE 2022 

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 CONCERN LAWS RELATING TO STUDY
Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products Act (COTPA), 2003

Section 4 of the COTPA Prohibition of smoking in a public place. –No person

shall smoke in any public place: Provided that in a hotel having thirty rooms or a
restaurant having seating capacity of thirty persons or more and in the airports, a
separate provision for smoking area or space may be made.

Section 5 of the COTPA prohibits any kind of advertisement, brand

promotion and sponsorship of Tobacco products. There is ban on both direct &
indirect advertisement of tobacco products in all forms of audio, visual and print
media.

Section 6: “No person shall sell, offer for Sale or permit sale of, cigarettes or any
other tobacco product to minors”

Section 7 : (1) No person shall, directly or indirectly, produce, supply or distribute

cigarettes or any other tobacco products unless every package of cigarettes or any
other tobacco products produced, supplied or distributed by him bears thereon, or
on its label, 2 [such specified warning including a pictorial warning as may be
prescribed.]
(2) No person shall carry on trade or commerce in cigarettes or any other tobacco
products unless every of cigarettes or any other tobacco products sold, supplied or
distributed by him bears thereon, or on its label, the specified warning.
(3) No person shall import cigarettes or any other tobacco products for distribution
or supply for a valuable consideration or for sale in India unless every package of
cigarettes or any other tobacco products so imported by him bears thereon, or on
its label, the specified warning.
(4) The specified warning shall appear on not less than one of the largest panels of
the package in which cigarettes or any other tobacco products have been packed
for distribution, sale or supply for a valuable consideration.
(5) No person shall, directly or indirectly, produce, supply or distribute cigarettes
or any other tobacco products unless every package of cigarettes or any other
tobacco products produced, supplied or distributed by him indicates thereon, or on
its label, the nicotine and tar contents on each cigarette or as the case may be on
other tobacco products along with the maximum permissible limits thereof:
Provided that the nicotine and tar contents shall not exceed the maximum
permissible quantity thereof as may be prescribed by rules made under this Act.

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Section 8 requires the health warnings be legible and prominent,
conspicuous as to size and colour, and conspicuous on every package.
The warnings must be given in the same language as given on the pack.
Violations of any tobacco product (cigarette, bidi, gutkha, khaini etc.).

Section 9(1) Where the language used on a package containing cigarettes and
any other tobacco products or on its label is
(a) English, the specified warning shall be expressed in the English language;
(b) any Indian language or languages, the specified warning shall be
expressed in such Indian language or languages;
(c) both English and one or more Indian languages, the specified warning
shall
be expressed in the English language as well as in such Indian language or
languages;
(d) partly English and partly any Indian language or languages, the specified
warning shall be expressed in the English language as well as in such Indian
language or languages;
(e) any foreign language, the specified warning shall be expressed in the English
language;
(f) partly any foreign language and partly English or any Indian language or
languages, the specified warning shall be expressed in the English language as
well as in such Indian language or languages.

Section 11 Testing laboratory for nicotine and tar contents. –For purposes
of testing the nicotine and tar contents in cigarettes and any other tobacco
product.

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 STUDY UNDERTAKEN
Hard and soft drugs
The NDPS also refuses to make any distinction between ‘hard’ drugs- heroin
and cocaine, which are more addictive and ‘soft’ drugs – like cannabis, which
are comparatively less addictive in nature. Thus, consumers of soft drugs are
being labelled as ‘criminals’ by the act already. They would have no legal
incentive to forgo the consumption of hard drugs in favour of soft ones since
the penalty for the consumption of both is the same.

Addicts and casual users

The distinction between casual users and addicts is an important one.
Treating them as one and the same is a bad idea. The Vidhi report flagged the
problem of a lack of any distinction between those who simply consume the
drugs and the addicts.

The legislative deliberations in 1985 while the act was being considered,
failed to differentiate between the two. More than two decades later, the
Standing Committee Report of 2011 made a futile attempt to rectify this by
attributing comparatively lesser guilt to the ‘addict’ but demanding penal
sanctions against them too. It failed to mitigate the problem by claiming that
such a provision was necessary to encourage deterrence.

The NDPS act must forgo its focus on uniformity and acknowledge the various
classes of drug and psychotropic substance holders. Treating addicts, casual
users and commercial drug lords as one and the same hurts the efficacy of
drug control measures and hurts the actions of NGOs to rehabilitate addicts.

HIV-Human Immunodeficiency Virus

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AIDS- Acquire Immunodeficiency Syndromes.

Causes of HIV

1-Physical Relation,

2-HIV Infected Blood

3. If a Woman is HIV positive and She gave birth, So may the Child be the HIV
positive

4. Shirine Injections.

So the above mentioned are causes of HIV. But there are some
misunderstanding about it which are:

HIV does not spread because of...

1. Eating Together.

2. Staying Together,

3. Connecting in Regular Chores

4. By Touch

5. Sitting Together, etc.

The very first case of HIV was found in Africa. In INDIA the first case was
noticed in year 1986, in Chennai

It has 6(SIX) Types...

1. Female Sex Workers-FSW,

2. Male Having Sex With Male-MSM.
3. Migrants,

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 4. Injection Drugs Users-IDU,
5. Third Gender-TD
6. Truckers.

The main reason of HIV is unprotected sex. It has Two types.

1- Sexually Transmitted Infections (S11), which is also known as Sexually

Transmitted Diseases(STD)

2- Venereal Diseases. Which spreads cause of sex, especially by Vaginal

Intercourse. Anal or Oral sex.

*Symptoms of HIV.....

The window period of HIV is minimum Three Months. After getting affected
by HIV the person suffers by blue rabbies.

Major symptoms..

 Fever.

 Headache,

 Rashes,

 Sore throat, Rapid Weight

 Loss,

 Memory Loss,

How to Prevent HIV

 Use condoms during sex,

 Don't do Unprotected Sex. Make sexual relation with one partner only

 Be loyal to your partner

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  Don't Use Unused Syringes.

POLICIES TO PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT

Tobacco manufacturers need to be held responsible for the extreme amounts

of waste that their products create and to facilitate the environmentally safe
disposal of their products — both combustible and electronic. Strong local
regulations coupled with financial penalties to reduce the amount of e-
cigarette waste are needed to reduce the negative environmental
consequences from their products. Increasing consumer awareness of the
environmental toxicity and dangers posed by discarding cigarette and e-
cigarette related waste into landfills and encouraging smokers and vapers to
quit using these products altogether are the best ways to protect the
environment from tobacco product waste.

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 OBSERVATION

We had one month memorable internship which covered four subjects i.e.
1. Tobacco
2. Rehab
3. migrant and
4. slum.
These four subjects we learn and explain to others in one month.

In Tobacco we have included some topics related to tobacco like section

4,5,6,7,8,9,10 etc of COTPA Act. we also organized some programs on 18th
and 26th we do an event in industries of GIDC Makarpura and Ranoli
employees of the industry and workers in the industry from their bad
addiction to tobacco in front of them and how to grow up from this bad things
and our theme is "drive for tobacco free workplace".

Somnath on 27th this event was also going on. On 28th we went to the cheeks
and made people aware of their addiction worse than tobacco and case and
also gave a dustbin that you should collect or collect all the cigarette buds in
the dustbine , for the survey in a week that how many cigarette that, people
smoke cigarettes?

On 31st, we inspired people by flash mob also to quit and save bad habit of
tobacco and other things. How much damage is done to the environment. In
Migrants what is the difference between HIV and AIDS. What causes of HIV,
what is the major symptoms of HIV and in the slum, we helped and supported
the rescues living in the slum area. And during the internship time, I enjoyed
and learn very much in the paper work that how to draft a report, press note

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and press release and also fair to meet new people and make new friends .

CONCLUSION
Slum Dwellers in India- Fulfilling Daily Need is a Challenge
Slum dwellers in India regularly deals with problems such as lack of clean
water, constant migration at slums, no sewage or waste disposal facilities,
pollution, and unsanitary living conditions. High levels of pollution, lack of
basic needs, and room-crowding are some of the basic characteristics of slum
housing.

India is a third largest country that suffers from poverty, malnutrition,

diseases, unhealthy conditions, and more in Indian slums, which is alone
responsible for more deaths of children than any other country in the world.
Because of the dramatic rise of slums after independence, India’s population
has tripled. Most of the population is currently are slum dwellers in India.

During the last two decades; migration from villages and small towns to
metropolitan areas has increased tremendously in India. It leads to the
degradation of urban environmental quality and sustainable development,
especially in metropolitan cities. Every year, hundreds of thousands of men,
women, and children die worldwide, and India alone is responsible for 25% of
the deaths.

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