SCOUT BIO-DATA

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PRAVESH SYLLABUS
1. Have a brief information of the origin of Scouting. 2. Scout Promise and Law. 3. Scout Motto, Sign, Salute and left hand shake. . !Maintain a diar" at least for a month#

$. %now the &arts of Scout 'niform and how to wear it correctl". (. %now the com&osition and significance of the )ational *lag. +he ,harat Scouts - .uides *lag and the /orld Scout *lag. 0. Sing correctl" )ational 1nthem, ,S-. Pra"er and ,S-. *lag Song. 2. 1ttend at least four +roo& Meetings.

PRAVESH
HISTORY AND GROWTH OF THE MOVEMENT FOUNDER : BADEN POWELL
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SCOUT PROMISE
G On !" hono8r/ I pro!2 e th#t I %2&& $o !" be t1 To $o !" $8t" to Go$ #n$ !" 3o8ntr" To he&p other peop&e #n$ To obe" the S3o8t H G82$e L#%1I !+his is a ver" difficult &romise to kee&, but it is a most serious one and no bod" is a Scout unless he dose his best to kee& his &romise#

When you promise on your honour to do a thing you would rather die than break such a Promise.

Baden Powell
3emember a &romise is a solemn undertaking, with grave obligationto fulfill it. 4t is not to be taken lightl". Scouting acce&ts "ou as a man of honour. 5ou are the measure of "our own endeavour, "ou are the ca&tain of "our own soul. 5our &romise must be a &ositive undertaking 6 I WILL, and it must be reflected in "our dail" life. 5our best is known onl" to "ou and when "ou do not &ut out "our best, "ou are cheating onl" "ourself. 3emember too, that atheist and Mililtarian regimes do not encourage Scouting , because the" do not believe in .od, and dut" to .od is fundamental &rinci&al of Scouting. 5our dut" to "our countr" need not and should not &revent "ou from being the citi7en of the world. Practice6 3enew "our &romise ever"da" during "our morning &ra"ers.

88 1sk .od to bless the &eo&le "ou meet on "our wa", in the street, bus, train etc.

THE SCOUT LAW

4 am sure "ou won9t like to &la" a game without an" rules, im&rovising 1s "ou go. 4t becomes a &ointless e:ercise and generall" a waste of time. +he game of Scouting too has its rules; the nine law. Like the Promise, the law is the basis for &ractical scout activities. 1s "ou &rogress in "our scout skill and self discover". 1 .ood Scout master will not onl" &ersonall" instruct the scout in the law and &romise, but will &rovide e:am&les of &ractical a&&lication of it with his life.

Here is the Scout Law : 1. A Scout is Trustworthy : 5ou are e:&ected to tell the truth alwa"s and not onl" when it is convenient. 5ou carr" out orders even when no one is watching. 5our word must mean something, and must be reliable. 2. A Scout is loyal : Lo"alt" without being fanatic must be "our ideals. *idelit" to &arents, +eachers, scoutmaster, friends and &atrol brings "ou a belonging. 4t also Means being fair and avoiding cutting corners is achieving "our goals. 5our &artici&ation in <ommunit" =evelo&ment Pro>ects is a measure of "our Lo"alt". 3. A Scout is a Friend to all and a Brother to every other Scout : +his bond of brotherhood is what makes Scouting such a close knit movement. *riendliness, o&enness and a read" smile must differentiate "ou as a Scout from other bo"s. 4. A Scout is Courteous: 5ou are courteous to ever"one, low or high, small or big, because "ou believe in the inherent dignit" of man. <ourtes" comes from the &osition of strength and not of weakness. 5ou must be &olite es&eciall" to women, children and elderl" &eo&le. =o not acce&t an" reward for being &olite and courteous and never forget to thank for the favours received. 5. A Scout is a Friend to Animal and oves !ature: 5ou do not let them suffer unnecessaril". 4t must be "our ?ndeavour to &rotect life. 5our efforts along with that of others to save the environment and kee& the ecological balance is ver" much within the &urview of this law. ". A Scout is #isci$lined and %el$ &rotect &u'lic &ro$erty : 3emember what .urudev 3abindranath +agore said about disci&line. 4t is like the finel" tuned strings of a violin, then onl" it &roduces beautiful music. +o achieve an" goal "ou need disci&line and if "ou do "ou do not learn it now when "ou are "oung, it is going to be difficult to achieve after the words. 1void unnecessar" discussions, grumblings. <arr" out orders smartl" and cheerfull"6 .od loves a cheerful giver. Punctualit", smartness and orderliness are &art of this law.

(. A Scout is Coura)eous: @nl" fools do not fear, but a brave man overcomes his fears and faces the danger when it is necessar", es&eciall" for hel&ing other. @bstacles and difficulties become unsurmountable onl" when "ou lose heart and give u&. 3emember Scouts are known for their Anever sa" die9 s&rit. *. A Scout is Thri+ty: A/aste not, want not9. Some of the develo&ed societies are called /aste societies, but the" won9t remain develo&ed if the" continue to waste their resources. =o not be carried awa" b" what the advertisements sa" and s&end "our mone" and time. +hink of the &oor and do not waste food. 5ou must avoid unscientific and wasteful use of our natural resources, like water, forest, animals, etc. ,. A Scout is &ure in Thou)ht -ord and #eed: 4t is mainl" to be &ure and clean minded. 1 dirt" mind leads to dirt" words. 5ou must stand for clean s&eech, clean s&ort and clean habits. ,eware of com&anions, books and &ictures which do not hel& "ou to be clean. Trusty. oyal and %el$+ul Brotherly. Courteous and /ind. 0'edient. Smilin) and Thri+ty. &ure as the rustlin) wind. 1n thou)ht word and deed.

THE SCOUT MOTTO 1 slogan or catch word is ver" short, but hides &rofound meaning and sentiment. /hen Mahatma .andhi gave the call 2#A!#1 C%A 03 4t was not for >ust making some salt, but an em&hatic cr" for self rule and inde&endence. /hen the 1mericans shout A3emember 1lamo9, it is war cr" bent on turning a disaster into victor". +he Scout Motto or slogan A,e

Pre&ared9 also hides great significance behind it. 4t denotes a wa" of life and an attitude of mind, which en>oins the "oung scout to get &roficient in &ractical skills that make him read". +he Scout motto is 2B4 &54&A54#3. +his is to be achieved b" being &h"sicall" strong, mentall" awake and morall" straight. @nce 1 Scout 1sked ,.P., !,e Pre&ared for what and wh"B# ,.P. re&lied !for an" odd thing.# Scout motto reminds that "ou should be alwa"s in a state of readiness in mind and bod" to do "our dut" to hel& others and to face danger, if an".

THE SCOUT SIGN

+his is what identifies "ou as a scout all over the world. 5ou become a Scout b" making it as "ou &ronounce "our &romise, and the three out stretched finger alwa"s remind "ou of the three &art of "our &romise. 5ou make the Scout Sign b" raising "our right hand to the shoulder height, &alm forward, with three middle fingers held u& and the thumb covering the nail of the small finger. +he thumb covering the little finger stands for Scout &rotecting the weaker &eo&le. 4t also s"mbolises the obedience of the Scout to his elders. +he Scout sign is used when making and reaffirming the Scout Promise.

T%4 SC06T SA 6T4

/hen the knights of the old greeted their friends the" raised their right hand with an o&en &alm to show that no wea&on was concealed in it. +he idea of salute comes from this and surel" is not a sign shown b" inferiors to their su&eriors. 4n fact in ancient 3ome, slaves were not allowed to salute, but onl" free &eo&le who were eCuals. 5ou make the salute in this wa"6 *irst make the Scout Sign with "our right hand. Secondl" raise the right arm to the level of the right should and sna&&il" bend the forearm till the for finger touches the right e"ebrow. 1fter the Salute bring the arm smartl" down. 4f stick or thumb Astick9 is carried it must be &assed to the left hand or ke&t under the left arm&it. /hen carr"ing a staff, saluting is down b" bringing the left arm smartl" across the bod" in a hori7ontal &osition, the finger showing the Scout Sign, &alm to the ground and >ust touching the staff. /hen the hands are occu&ied the salute is given b" e"es right or e"es left, as the case ma" be. +he Scout salute is a sign of res&ect and courtes". Scout salute each other once a da". *irst to see the other is the first to Salute, irres&ective of rank or age. Scouts salute the )ational and Scout flags, when the" are broken. /hen the flag is lowered, the" stand at attention but do not salute.

HAND SHADE

1 Scout greets another member of the Movement b" shaking hands with left hand while giving the Scout sign with his right hand. 4t is a form of .reeting which has been ado&ted throughout the Scout /orld. +he *ounder borrowed this idea from the 1shanti +ribes of 1frica. /hen once, ,.P. wanted to shake hands, with an 1shanti <hieftain. +he <hieftain offered him his left hand, sa"ing that in his tribe the ,ravest of the brave offers his left hand to a friend, after la"ing down his defensive shield, thus indicating his defencelessness and his +rust in his friend. ,aden Powell wanted his Scouts and 5@' to leave aside all defensive &ostures and be o&en to welcome others, es&eciall" brother Scout.

YOUR DAILY GOOD TURN

*rom e:&erience "ou can tell that it is not unusual to do a great act of kindness in a sudden mood of generosit", but it demands a lot from a &erson to do even a small act of good turn on a consistent basis. 5ou might also feel certain amount of awkwardness in hel&ing &eo&le at home, but "ou are reminded ver" strongl" that A<harit" begins at home9 and "our own &eo&le, =ad, Mum. Sisters and brothers have a right to "our time and skills. Hel& them in whatever little wa" "ou can kee& a diar" of "our good deeds, not for an" boasting but to inculcate the habit of doing good. 1 good turn knot at the end of "our scarf will remind "ou of this. To Do : Learn from "our Scout Master, how the fidelit" of an ?nglish Scout to his dail" good turn, brought Scouting to 'S1, now a nation with largest scout &o&ulation. @ne month record =ate Particular Signature

SCOUT UNIFORM
5ours is the biggest uniformed "outh movement in the world. /hen the &resident of .uatamala wanted to have &eace talk with the rebels in his countr". Scouts were the onl" &eo&le acce&ted b" both &arties to kee& order and &eace and their 'niform was the onl" one that was res&ected. +he same thing ha&&ened few "ears back in +hailand, when that countr" was heading for disaster with cou&s and counter cou&s ever" other da", and &olice and arm" lost control of the &eo&le in ,angkok. +he Scouts in their uniform ste&&ed into to run essential services and brought a sense of normalit". 5es, "ours is an uniform that is res&ected all over the world. /ear it correctl", smartl" and with &ride. +hese are various items that made u& "our uniform 6 SCOUT UNIFORM 1. 2. 3. . $. (. 0. 2. E. 1F. 11. 12. 13. 1 . 1$. 1(. 10. 12. 1E. ,eret ca& with Metal ,adge Scarf Lan"ard with /histle Shoulder Stri&es Shoulder ,adge /oggle 1mbulance ,adge 3a>"a Puraskar D 3ashtra&ati Scout ,adge )ame Plate Membershi& ,adge S&ecial Proficienc" ,adges Patrol D +roo& Leader9s Stri&es /orld ,rotherhood ,adge .re" Shirt )"le: ,elt )av" ,lue Shorts Stockings ,lack Shoes .arter +abs

The Head Dress : 1 blue beret, ca& with official ca& ,adge su&&lied b" )HG, worn an inch above the e"e brow, &arallel to the e"es, with the ca& badge over the left e"e brow. 1 Sikh ma" wear blue turban with official ca& badge, to be worn during ceremonies onl". Shirt : Steel .ra" colour with two &atch &ockets and shoulder stra&s or an olive green >erse" with half or rolled8u& sleeves, Sleeves ma" be turned down in cold weather. +uck it evenl" in "our shorts. 1void unnecssar" folds and bulges. ,utton the &ocket fla&s.

Scarf : 1 triangular scarf of the .rou& <olour other than green, &ur&le or "ellow and &attern a&&roved b" the Local or =istrict 1ssociation as the case ma" be, shall be worn round the neck over the collar and shoulder Stra&s with the .rou& /oggle, other then .ilwell /oggle. ?ach of the two sides of Scarf shall have a minimum length of 0Fcms. 1nd a ma:imum of 2Fcms. Woggle : .rou& /oggle other than .ilwell /oggle. 4t should firml" hold "our scarf in &lace. 1d>ust it at the correct height. 1 hand crafted one adds colour, but do not wear outlandish ones. Shoulder adge : it tells to which grou& "ou belong. +he name of the grou& is written D embroidered in red on white background. 4t should be ( to 2 cm in length and 181D2 in width. 4t should be worn on the seam of the right and left shoulder, >ust immediatel" below seam of the shirt. Shoulder Stri!es : 4t is indicative of "our Patrol. +he colour code is as given in the Scouting for ,o"s. +he +wo stri&es are each $cm. long and 18 1D2cm. wide and 2cm. a&art. +he" are worn one below the other on the left shoulder, immediatel" below the shirt seam. The Scout adge : 4t is a "ellow *leur de8lis on green background. +he three &etals stand for the three &arts of the &romise, Hustas in the case of three &arts of the Scout Sign. +he 1shoka <hakra stands for ,harat Scout and .uide trefoil su&erim&osed on Scout ?mblem indicate combined organi7ation of ,harat Scout and .uides. +he band that binds the three &etals at the bottem is indicative of the Scout =isci&line and the brotherl" bond that unites Scout ever"where. +he Scout ,adge is worn in the centre of the left &atch &ocket. World Scout adge : /hite emblem on &ur&le background worn in the centre of the right &atch &ocket. +he emblem is encircled b" a white cord, the end of which are tied with a 3eef %not, denoting the bond of /orld brotherhood. "a#$ard : 1 khaki cord with a whistle attached is worn around the neck with the whistle in the left hand shirt &ocket. elt : .re" )"le: belt with official buckle of the ,harat Scouts - .uides su&&lied b" the )ational 1ssociation. %ee& it clean. Shorts % Trousers : )av" ,lue Shorts D +rousers. Should not be illfitted or tight. +he" should be made of good material and well tailored. Stoc&i#gs : ,lack Stockings I/orn with ShortsJ %ee& the ribbing straight and to&s neatl" turned over and secured with green garter tabs, 1.$cms. visible outside ma" be worn. Shoes : ,lack shoes with laces kee& "our shoes &olished and clean.

THE N'TION'" F"'G

!1 nation makes the flag and the makes a nation K. 1 flag is necessit" for all nation. Millions have died for it K. 1 flag re&resents an ideal K. 4t will be necessar" for us 4ndians8Hindus, Muslims, <hristians, Hews, Parsis and all others to whom 4ndia is their home to recognise a common flag to live and die for#. M( )( Ga#dhi +he &resent )ational flag is the last and definitive one in the evolution of our )ational *lag, which began in the "ear 1EF$8Man" &eo&le like Madam <ama, =r. 1nnie ,esant and ,al .angadhar +ilak have contributed to its evolution. +he &resent one was ado&ted on Hul" 22, 1E 0. +he )ational tricolour is rectangular in sha&e. 4t is made u& of three rectangular bands of eCual width. +he to& band is saffron in colour and denotes courage and sacrifice. +he middle band white and denotes truth and &eace. +he bottom band is green which stands for &ros&erit" and the wealth of the nation. +he 1shoka <hakra in the centre of the white band, is the wheel of the law of =harma. and it denotes &rogress. +he si7e of the flag is in the ratio of 3 6 2 I+hree &arts long and two &arts wideJ. +he )ational *lag shall be used onl" on such occasions and in such manner as is in accordance with the rules made b" the .overnment.

)ational 1nthum L I+o be addedJ 1 Scout must know to sing )ational 1nthum correctl" with rules made b" the .ovt. SOME DEFINITIONS Flag Mast : +he &ole on which the flag is unfurled. Hal$ard : +he ro&e which hand the flag u& or down. Toggle : 1 short wooden &iece attached to the to& end of sta" ro&e at the hoist, which cou&les with the loo& in the Hal"ard for the correct hoisting of the flag. He* or Sea* : +he folded and sewn &ortion of the flag9s Hoist &ortion through which the flag ro&e &asses. Hoist : +he &ortion of the flag which is nearest to the *lag &ole. +he flag is hoisted u& or down b" it. Fl$ : +he &ortion of the flag that is awa" from the &ole. 4t is actuall" this &ortion that seems to fl". Cleat : 1 short &iece of wood or metal fi:ed to the flag &ole at about shoulder height to which the Hal"ard is tied.

THE WOR"D SCOUT F"'G

+he /orld Scout *lag consists of the /orld Scout ,adge in white encircled b" a white cord, the ends of which are tied with a 3eef8%not. 4t is to set on &ur&le background. +he si7e of the flag will be in the ratio of 3 6 2. Pur&le is the international colour and stands for the service oriented nature of Scouting. +he knot is s"mbol of the Scout ,rotherhood. +he flag was a&&roved in I1E$1J at the 12 th /orld <onference held in Lisbon.

THE

H'R'T SCOUTS + GUIDES F"'G

+he ,harat Scouts - .uides *lag shall be in dark blue colour. +he emblem in "ellow colour shall be in the centre of the 1shok <hakra in blue colour. +he si7e of the *lag shall be 12Fcms. in length 12Fcms. in width. +he ?mblem shall be $cms. b" 3Fcms. +he si7e of the .rou& *lag shall be 12Fcms. b" 2Fcms. with &ro&ortionate emblem. +he name of the grou& shall be written in "ellow colour in a straight line below the emblem. +he *leur8de8lis is the 4nternational ?mblem of Scouting. +he +refoil of .uides, su&erim&osed on the *leur8de8lis stands for the combined organisation of ,harat Scout and .uides. 1shoka <hakra is meant to em&hasi7e the 4ndian character to the movement.. +he /orld Scout *lag ma" be used on a&&ro&riate occasions and when used it shall fl" at a lower level )ational *lag and at its left and at a higher level than the ,harat Scouts - .uides *lag and at its right. /hen the )ational *lag and the ,harat Scouts - .uides flag are flown simultaneousl", the ,harat Scouts - .uides flag shall fl" at a lower level than the )ational *lag and to its left. /hen the .rou& *lag is flown it shall be flown se&aratel". +he flag must be treated with reverence at all times. /hile carr"ing, the flag, &ole shall be slo&ed over the right shoulder and the flag gathered in. 4n March &ast it shall be held verticall" and the flag must fl" freel" or the fl" end must be held with the right hand. 4t can also be cased Irolled round the staff and decorativel" bound with golden cordsJ8See !*lag ?tiCuette. +he ,harat Scout - .uides *lag must be di&&ed to the President of the 4ndian 3e&ublic. 4t shall not be di&&ed when )ational 1nthem is &la"ed e:ce&t Scouts and .uides *lag ma" be di&&ed to the President of the ,harat Scout and .uides and the )ational <ommissioner.

PRAYER SONG
( Veer dav Veer ) 9 Sec! "! #a$a %ar daa& 'ha%ti %a Ha(ai& )ara(at(a #e&a #a$a *ar&a Ha(ri At(a Mai& Shudhata #e&a +! Ha(are #h$a& (ai& Aavo )ra,hu A&%ho (ai& 'as -ao A&dhere #i. Mai& aa%ar %e )ara( /$oti /a0a de&a 1! 'ahado )re( *i 2a&0a #i.o (ai& )re( %a Sa0ar A (ai& Aa3as (ai& (i.-u. %ar )ra,hu 4ahe&a Si%ha de&a de&a 5! Ha(ara *ar(a Ho Seva Ha(ara #har(a Ho Seva Sada Ee(a& Ho Seva Va Seva% char 'a&a de&a! 6! Vata& *e Vaste /ee&a vata& *e Vaste Mar&a Vata& )ar /aa& 7ida *ar&a )ra,hu ha( *o Si%ha #e&a!

( #a$a %ar daa& )

FLAG SONG
Mr! #ha$a Sha&%ar )at 56 Sec 'harat Scout 2uide /a&da Oo&cha Sada 4ahe0a Oo&cha Sada 4ahe0a /ha&da Oo&cha Sada 4ahe0a 8ee.a 4a&0 2a0a& Sa Vistrit 'rathru 'have 7ai.ata Trida. *a(a. &ith tee& )rsti0$avo& %i 9ad di.ata Aur Cha%ra *ahta hai )rati3a. Aa0e$ *ada( 'ade0a

Oo&cha Sada 4ahe0a /ha&da Oo&cha Sada 4ahe0a

( 'harat Scout )

NATIONAL ANTHEM
/a&a-0a&a-(a&a-adhi&a$a%a -a$a ha$ 'harata ,ha0$a vidhata )a&-a,a: Si&dhu: 2u-arata: Maratha #ravida Ut%a.a Va&0a Vi&dh$a Hi(acha. 9a(u&a 2a&0a Uchchha.a /a.adhi Tara&0a Tava Shu,ha &a(e -a0 Tava Shu,ha ashish (a0e: 2ahe tava -a$a 0atha /a&a 0a&a (a&0a.a da$a%a -a$a he$ 'harata ,ha0$a vidhata /a$a he$ -a$a he$ -a$e: -a$a: -a$a:-a$a he$!

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,'RT OF THE F"'G-SOME DEFINITIONS *L1. M1S+ H1L513= +@..L? 6 +he &ole on which the flag is unfurled. 6 +he ro&e which hauls the *lag u& or down. 6 1 short wooden &iece attached to the to& end of sta" ro&e at the hoist, which cou&les with the loo& in the hal"ard for the correct hoisting of the flag. 6 +he folded and sewn &ortion of the *lag9s hoist &ortion through which the sta" ro&e &asses. 6 +he &ortion of the *lag which is nearest to the *lag Pole. +he *lag is hoisted u& or lowered b" it. 6 +he Portion of the *lag that is awa" from the &ole. 4t is actuall" this &ortion, we see that flies. 6 1 short &iece of wood or metal fi:ed to the *lag &ole to waist level to which the Hal"ard is tied. 6 +he ro&e which &asses through the seam.

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+hese are the things "ou need to know if "ou want to be a .uide. +he" are sim&le >ust as all great things are sim&le. ,ut "ou will agree the" are not light matters.

THE H'R'T SCOUTS + GUIDES. COIM 'TORE DISTRICT(

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THE H'R'T SCOUTS + GUIDES. COIM 'TORE DISTRICT(

)ame of the +roo& <om&an"///////////////////// ,'TRO" 0 IN 0 COUNCI" MEETING )ame of &atrol//////////////////////////( +he Patrol8in8council resolves to recommend to the <.@.H. that //////////////////////////(((has satisfactoril" <om&leted all the reCuirements for ,ratha*So!a#///////////((( ,adge and he D she ma" be sanctioned the badge. =ate 6 ////////////////( Chair*a#. ,atrol-i#-cou#cil COURT OF HONOUR =ate of Meeting ://////////// Place of Meeting://////////// )ame of Member 3ank
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THE H'R'T SCOUTS + GUIDES. COIM 'TORE DISTRICT(

)ame of the +roo& <om&an"///////////////////// ,'TRO" 0 IN 0 COUNCI" MEETING )ame of &atrol//////////////////////////( +he Patrol8in8council resolves to recommend to the <.@.H. that //////////////////////////(((has satisfactoril" <om&leted all the reCuirements for D6iti$a So!a#////( ///////((( ,adge and he D she ma" be sanctioned the badge. =ate 6 ////////////////( Chair*a#. ,atrol-i#-cou#cil COURT OF HONOUR the D

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THE H'R'T SCOUTS + GUIDES. COIM 'TORE DISTRICT(

)ame of the +roo& <om&an"///////////////////// ,'TRO" 0 IN 0 COUNCI" MEETING )ame of &atrol//////////////////////////( +he Patrol8in8council resolves to recommend to the <.@.H. that //////////////////////////(((has satisfactoril" <om&leted all the reCuirements for Triti$aSo!a#////////////((( ,adge and he D she ma" be sanctioned the badge. the D

=ate 6 ////////////////( Chair*a#. ,atrol-i#-cou#cil COURT OF HONOUR =ate of Meeting ://////////// Place of Meeting://////////// )ame of Member 3ank
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