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JCWG officially
registered in March 2004 is the outcome of many
years of activism by some Juhu residents who have
been associated with other NGO groups. It was
formed in April 2002 (The Juhu Seatizen)
and later formalised in August 2003 with its own
monthly publication called: 'The Juhu Citizen',
and its own website: www.juhucitzen.org.
It now comprises voluntary Members invited from
NGOs in the K-West Municipal Ward of North West
Mumbai who meet every Thursday evening at the
Office of Janki Kutir Residents Association, Juhu
Church Road, (near Prithvi Theater), Juhu, Mumbai
400 049. |
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citizens movement with objects as follows: |
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to unite Members, to encourage
social contacts, support other citizens in
a non-denominational all inclusive manner,
for good action, good governance, social well
being and to promote Justice and protect Civil
rights. |
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to promote, establish and setup systems
which are lacking due to inaction by statutory,
regulatory and governmental bodies. |
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to act as an NGO primarily to take up jobs
like garbage removal, removal of unauthorized
structures and pavement squatters, problems
with sewage, water and aminities which the
statutory bodies are not solving. |
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to arrange meetings, debates and lectures,
etc., even with other NGOs, to enhance living
standards, a clean environment, good citizenship
and high ethical standards. |
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to represent in courts of law and before
governmental bodies / agencies, the rights
and interests of citizens of India in general,
and residents of Mumbai and Juhu in particular.
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JCWG does
not support 'sectarianism', self-promotion, feudal
setup, complainers and the 'how awful crowd'.
JCWG looks for leaders with creative
thinking and ability to solve problems efficiently
within the legal system. Fixing the crime rather
than hanging the criminal is the motto. Building
efficient systems by putting relentless pressure
on the bureaucracy is the method. Membership is
by invitation only.
Currently, the Activists are putting their hands
in their own pockets to meet day to day expenses.
A small income is received from the advertisments
in the monthly publication. However as you can
imagine, this is not adequate, especially when
costs of litigation are considered. We therefore
solicit donations from concerned citizens and
corporates. Crossed cheques may please be sent
to our above office address (c/o Office of Janki
Kutir Residents Association, Juhu Church Road,
(near Prithvi Theater), Juhu, Mumbai 400 049.)
favoring Juhu Citizens Welfare Group |
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| JCWG is
registered as follows: |
| Reg. No.: |
MAH / 514 / 2004 |
| Tax Exemption No.: |
DIT(E) / MC / 80-G / 2578
/ 2006 / 2006-07 |
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valid upto 31st March 2009 |
| Postal Address: |
Juhu Citizens Welfare Group
P. O. Box: 18273, Juhu Post Office
Juhu. MUMBAI 400 049. |
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| Receipts will be mailed out promptly to the donor. |
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We are looking for committed activists
with an excellent track record. If you
are supportive of our activities and philosophy,
send us your:
- Contact details,
- Profile,
- List of your civic activities in the past
two years, and
- Committement to spend atleast ten hours a
week for JCWG.
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You may email anyone in our 'Contact
List'.
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