ऋणानुबंधनांन मधुन आलेली स्पंदना

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 *"ऋणानुबंधनांन मधुन आलेली स्पंदना "*


           *- Tanmayee Deshpande* 

            (Sy Civil )


ही गोष्ट आहे एका इंजीनियरिंग करणाऱ्या मुलाची ज्याचं जग एका Nobel Cause ला रूप द्यायला म्हणून उभ राहील .

2003 ची Batch, Batch ची मज्जा , clubs ची धूम, clubs ची clashes, त्यांची काम , कामा मध्ये आलेला हा विचार , तो म्हणजे काही तरी अस करूया जे आपल्याला करायचय मना साठी , मनांना जोडण्या साठी . 

 *"एक विचार ,* 

  *आणि त्याचा वर्चा तो उपचार ."* 

अशी विचारांची सुरुवात , 8 लोकांना सांगून झाली की ,

 *"एक असा ग्रुप करूया ,* 

  *ज्यातून मातीचा मोल घडवूया ,* 

  *आणि चला शिल्पकार हुया ."* 

अशा 8 पेकी 5 students नी सुरू केलेला एक ग्रुप , ज्यातून घडले 2000 मोल, जे त्यांचा त्यांचा परीने समाजात , समाज्यातून मदतीचा हात नेत आहेत ते म्हणजे *Spandanoids*.

 *कोण तो शिल्पकार ?* 

 *त्यांनी कशे घडवले हे विचार ?* 

तर Btech ला अस्तांना 5 लोकांचा ग्रुप एका Nonprofitable Organization ला Gymkhana under येणाऱ्या Club मधे नेण्या पर्यंत हात मात्र chess मधे असलेल्या प्याद्यान मुळेच त्या म्हणजे First Years .

असे हे रोप हळूहळू मोठा झाल , 11 February 2003 ला officially त्यांनी केलेल काम Notice मधे आणला आणि Spandan एक Club mhnun पुढे येऊ लागला .

हे रोपट वाढल पण ते वृक्ष (Non profitable Gov. Registered organisation)  न होता, छोटं झाड म्हणून आपल्या मुळांना मजबूत करत राहल , करत आहे आणि करत राहील .

त्या शिल्पकाराने केलेल ते काम , आज किती तरी स्पंदन volunteers ला जोडून आहे , त्यांनी सोबत केलेल्या त्या activities , त्यांचा life चा best part म्हणून त्यांचा सोबत आहेत .

आणि हे सगळं घडवून आणणारा तो शिल्पकार म्हणजे , 

    *Rushikesh Humbe Sir*  

आणि त्यांचा विचार म्हणजे ,

  मनातील स्पंदना ला जोडून वर आलेला Club म्हणजेच Spandan. 

अश्या 20 वर्षाच्या प्रवासात स्पंदन ने set केलेली Defination म्हणजे, 


 *COEP Spandan ,* 

 *Building the Nation,* 

 *Making the Difference,* 

 *Compassionate in Action !!*  




   - Tanmayee Deshpande (Sy Civil )

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