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MY Zone CC [MC variant] works for NEO Offer of 5% discount on Mobile Prepaid, DTH , Broadband/landline Bill.. ENJOY

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Guys..
Use your Myzone cad [MC Variant] for NEO benefits of 5% off in Amazon Pay for paying Mobile prepaid/DTH /BB/ LL paments..

I think they wrongly mapped NEO benefits to MY Zone holders as well...
Enjoy while the fun lasts...

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Can you Check, if tomato offer too applicable on Mastercard Myzone ?

If yes will change Card Franchise to Mastercard from VISA😂
Mujhe lagta haI Visa/mastercard BIN 6 digit se 8 digit me migrate hua hai pata he hoga tumko.

Same 6 digit BIN me Myzone and Neo dono ab aa raha hoga, bas Axis walo ne zomato, Amazon and Myzone me 8 digit BIN integration nahi kiya hoga ab tak.
 
Esa hai to phir MC Myzone me zomato offer bhi confirm karo
Tomato Neo offer when applied using Visa MyZone gives error that this offer can be applied to Neo and Miles & More which makes me wonder if there is actually more to it. I was not aware that this Neo offer works on Miles & More, which comes on MC network, so there is a chance that MC MyZone might have this ? Can someone actually confirm this.
 
Master Card India works with Government and Welfare Schemes as well what your RuPay Does ?🤣
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RuPay pura foundation he rakha hai iska. 🤣🤣

Project Details​

PillarProjectLocationLives Impacted
Education & LivelihoodScaling Up Girls Education: Educate GirlsBanswara, Rajasthan1,65,377
Improving Enrolment-Retention - Learning of children: Educate GirlsSingrauli - Madhya Pradesh41,769
Hamara Gaon, Pratham Education FoundationKabeerdham, Kanker, Mahasamund, Rajnadgaon, Sukma, Kondagaon - Chhattisgarh29,082
Foundational Learning Program: Pratham Education FoundationKanker - Chhattisgarh46,260
Mid-Day Meal Program, Akshaya PatraMaharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Assam, Odisha, Karnataka, Rajasthan82,638
Digital Empowerment and Beyond School Program, VIDYAPowai, Bhandup, Vikroli, Govandi, Chembur - Mumbai9,629
School Transformation project, Learning links foundationGadhachiroli and Washim, Maharashtra33,796
Career Guidance and Skill development Project- Orion Educational SocietyJagdalpur, Dhantewada, Kondagaon, Kanker and Sukma-Chhattisgarh4,000
Mini Science Lab Project- Seva Sahayog foundationSingrauli - Madhya Pradesh22,318
Building sustainable playgrounds for school children, Anthill creationsMaharashtra, Meghalaya, Tripura, Ladakh10,292
Environmental SustainabilityBuilding Climate Resilient Community for securing livelihoodChhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh4,000
Human wildlife coexistence in CIL-BNHSWardha, Nagpur, Chandrapur, Bhandhara and Gondia - Maharashtra18,845
Integrated Rural Development Program- The Corbett FoundationSindhudurg- Maharashtra13,453
Humanitarian AssistanceHealth care and cancer awareness: Global Cancer Concern IndiaSitamarhi, Bihar1,00,428
COVID Relief- Akshaya PatraMumbai, Hyderabad and Delhi18,180
COVID Relief: America India FoundationMaharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Telangana44,081
Support to the Martyr’s Families, Sri ShanmukhanandaMumbai, Maharastra8
Covid care support to hospitals- Ratna Nidhi Charitable TrustMaharashtra, Hyderabad216
Total Lives Impacted6,44,372












NPCI Field Stories -

Enrollment-Retention- Learning of out-of-school Girls in Singrauli By Educate Girl

The Power of Perseverance: Sonam's Journey to Education -

In a remote village in Singrauli District, Uttar Pradesh, eight-year-old Sonam took on the responsibility of caring for her father and brothers after losing her mother at a young age. Despite her challenging circumstances, Sonam had a deep love for education. However, the village faced a crisis with limited job opportunities, child labor, and undervalued education, especially for girls.

Educate Girls' field coordinators discovered Sonam's potential during a survey and persistently convinced her father to let her enroll in school. Initially hesitant due to financial constraints, her father was swayed by evidence of Sonam's intelligence and progress. Finally, he granted permission for her to attend Government Pre-Secondary School, supported by a remedial learning curriculum.

This intervention became a turning point in Sonam's life, empowering her to pursue her dreams and become an advocate for girls' education in her village. She vowed to help others access education and break the cycle of limited opportunities.

Sonam's story showcases the transformative power of education in undervalued communities. With the efforts of Educate Girls supported by NPCI and Sonam's resilience, doors were opened to a brighter future, inspiring hope for her village and beyond.

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Increased attendance Rate -

About 1350 kilometers away from Charbatapara is nestled the tribal heartland of Maharashtra, the district of Gadchiroli. Maharashtra. The district is home to diverse tribal groups, who have preserved their unique customs and indigenous knowledge for generations. These resilient communities face socio-economic challenges which also affects the overall well-being of children in the community.
Due to many reasons like accessibility, risk of wildlife movement, schools have observed low enrollment rates and attendance through the year.
The installation of 8 playgrounds around the Gadchiroli district are a welcome infrastructural development to increase these rates. Colourful playground make a learning space more relatable and enjoyable for a child. The addition of such activities have been attributed to building more interpersonal skills and communication. With the inputs and observations from the school authorities, the Block Education Officer of Wadsa observes that children are excited to come to school and attendance rates are increasing. Bringing children back to schools can boost their socio-emotional skills, physical and cognitive development ensuring a well-rounded childhood.
A playground can truly become an identity of a school, a community or even a village!


School Transformation Program – Success Stories from the field

Safe drinking water for all!
Washim is one of the drought-prone districts of Maharashtra, the available sources of groundwater have high levels of Alkali which makes it susceptible to illnesses in the long run. ZPPS Pangarikute from Malegaon Block of Washim District is one of the schools which faced this issue. The community members along with the schoolteachers and students relied on hand pumps and bore wells for drinking water.
As part of STP, an RO Plant was installed in the school. The project team during their visit observed that the students take filled water bottles home to drink after school hours this ensures the availability of potable water for students as well as their family members maximizing the benefit.

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Joy Learning At School

This school has strength of 442 students from class 1st to 10th along with only one Science teacher. The problem is that no Math teachers have been appointed there. Despite this, students get access to MSC on a regular basis while the teacher is watching over them. Mrs. Maya Singh oversees the students' math and science instruction in addition to their regular MSC practice. She is naturally very cooperative, and we provide her all the assistance and training she needs to make her teaching more straightforward and student-friendly. Teacher of Science subject has been provided training on Mini Science Centre and the usage of the exhibits by STEM Learning Master Trainer through Teachers’ Training Programme (TTP) manner.


Nurturing Education: Roshan’s Impact in Karor Village -

In the village of Korar, a remarkable young boy named Roshan Baghel has emerged as a catalyst for change through his unwavering commitment to education. Facing a shortage of volunteers for children's clubs, Roshan's determination to make a difference became evident during a parent meeting at the RPI Centre. His eagerness to assist the children in his community was met with admiration and appreciation.

Despite prioritizing his own studies, Roshan took it upon himself to provide invaluable support to the children's clubs. For the past three months, he has collaborated with the Pratham implementation team, dedicating his time to teaching and mentoring 10 to 15 children daily. Through his involvement in educational activities like summer camps and math quizzes, Roshan has inspired the youth to visit the RPI Centre and expand their learning opportunities. Driven by a passion for continuous learning, Roshan completed an online course on Youth Net facilitated by the RPI Centre. This newfound knowledge enabled him to impart computer skills and nurture the artistic abilities of the children, empowering them with essential tools for their future.
Roshan actively engages with the community to create awareness of the RPI Centre and the transformative power of education. Through his efforts, he has inspired a positive shift in attitudes towards learning within Korar, fostering an environment of support and encouragement. Roshan Baghel's selfless actions have left an indelible mark on the children he teaches and the entire community of Korar. His unwavering dedication to education serves as a shining example of the profound influence an individual driven by passion can have, ultimately shaping a brighter future for all.


Vermicompost- Self sufficiency and Sustainability - The Corbett Foundation

Hanumant Sawant, a resident of Ovaliye village in district Sindhudurg, Maharashtra is an enthusiastic farmer, He is part of The Corbett Foundation (TCF) & National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI)’s Integrated Rural Development Project (IRDP) in the area of Amboli. He willingly undertook the vermicomposting as part of the livelihood component of IRDP.

Sawant completed the training arranged by TCF and learned the know-hows of the establishing, managing and running a vermi compost unit. He got his vermi compost unit set up in his premises. By meticulously following his learnings from the training, Sawant successfully produced his first lot of vermicompost within 45 days of setting up the unit, which was a quantity of whopping 100 kg!
Hanumant Sawant had taken the training in December 2021, and since then in the past 9 months he has been regularly producing vermi compost; each time around 100 kg. So far, Sawant has produced at least 420 kg of vermi compost. The market rate for vermicompost is Rs. 15 per kg. Thus, Sawant has produced vermicompost worth Rs. 6,300/-

However, instead of selling vermicompost Sawant has been using it in his own orchard for 300 cashew trees, 28 coconut palms and 50 mango trees. Interestingly, Sawant did not need to buy any fertilizer or pesticide from the market for these trees. Thus, with the vermicompost set up he managed to reduce his production cost and at the same time took a step towards avoiding the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides for considerably large number of trees in his orchard.

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RuPay pura foundation he rakha hai iska. 🤣🤣

Project Details​

PillarProjectLocationLives Impacted
Education & LivelihoodScaling Up Girls Education: Educate GirlsBanswara, Rajasthan1,65,377
Improving Enrolment-Retention - Learning of children: Educate GirlsSingrauli - Madhya Pradesh41,769
Hamara Gaon, Pratham Education FoundationKabeerdham, Kanker, Mahasamund, Rajnadgaon, Sukma, Kondagaon - Chhattisgarh29,082
Foundational Learning Program: Pratham Education FoundationKanker - Chhattisgarh46,260
Mid-Day Meal Program, Akshaya PatraMaharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Assam, Odisha, Karnataka, Rajasthan82,638
Digital Empowerment and Beyond School Program, VIDYAPowai, Bhandup, Vikroli, Govandi, Chembur - Mumbai9,629
School Transformation project, Learning links foundationGadhachiroli and Washim, Maharashtra33,796
Career Guidance and Skill development Project- Orion Educational SocietyJagdalpur, Dhantewada, Kondagaon, Kanker and Sukma-Chhattisgarh4,000
Mini Science Lab Project- Seva Sahayog foundationSingrauli - Madhya Pradesh22,318
Building sustainable playgrounds for school children, Anthill creationsMaharashtra, Meghalaya, Tripura, Ladakh10,292
Environmental SustainabilityBuilding Climate Resilient Community for securing livelihoodChhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh4,000
Human wildlife coexistence in CIL-BNHSWardha, Nagpur, Chandrapur, Bhandhara and Gondia - Maharashtra18,845
Integrated Rural Development Program- The Corbett FoundationSindhudurg- Maharashtra13,453
Humanitarian AssistanceHealth care and cancer awareness: Global Cancer Concern IndiaSitamarhi, Bihar1,00,428
COVID Relief- Akshaya PatraMumbai, Hyderabad and Delhi18,180
COVID Relief: America India FoundationMaharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Telangana44,081
Support to the Martyr’s Families, Sri ShanmukhanandaMumbai, Maharastra8
Covid care support to hospitals- Ratna Nidhi Charitable TrustMaharashtra, Hyderabad216
Total Lives Impacted6,44,372












NPCI Field Stories -

Enrollment-Retention- Learning of out-of-school Girls in Singrauli By Educate Girl

The Power of Perseverance: Sonam's Journey to Education -

In a remote village in Singrauli District, Uttar Pradesh, eight-year-old Sonam took on the responsibility of caring for her father and brothers after losing her mother at a young age. Despite her challenging circumstances, Sonam had a deep love for education. However, the village faced a crisis with limited job opportunities, child labor, and undervalued education, especially for girls.

Educate Girls' field coordinators discovered Sonam's potential during a survey and persistently convinced her father to let her enroll in school. Initially hesitant due to financial constraints, her father was swayed by evidence of Sonam's intelligence and progress. Finally, he granted permission for her to attend Government Pre-Secondary School, supported by a remedial learning curriculum.

This intervention became a turning point in Sonam's life, empowering her to pursue her dreams and become an advocate for girls' education in her village. She vowed to help others access education and break the cycle of limited opportunities.

Sonam's story showcases the transformative power of education in undervalued communities. With the efforts of Educate Girls supported by NPCI and Sonam's resilience, doors were opened to a brighter future, inspiring hope for her village and beyond.

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Increased attendance Rate -

About 1350 kilometers away from Charbatapara is nestled the tribal heartland of Maharashtra, the district of Gadchiroli. Maharashtra. The district is home to diverse tribal groups, who have preserved their unique customs and indigenous knowledge for generations. These resilient communities face socio-economic challenges which also affects the overall well-being of children in the community.
Due to many reasons like accessibility, risk of wildlife movement, schools have observed low enrollment rates and attendance through the year.
The installation of 8 playgrounds around the Gadchiroli district are a welcome infrastructural development to increase these rates. Colourful playground make a learning space more relatable and enjoyable for a child. The addition of such activities have been attributed to building more interpersonal skills and communication. With the inputs and observations from the school authorities, the Block Education Officer of Wadsa observes that children are excited to come to school and attendance rates are increasing. Bringing children back to schools can boost their socio-emotional skills, physical and cognitive development ensuring a well-rounded childhood.
A playground can truly become an identity of a school, a community or even a village!


School Transformation Program – Success Stories from the field

Safe drinking water for all!
Washim is one of the drought-prone districts of Maharashtra, the available sources of groundwater have high levels of Alkali which makes it susceptible to illnesses in the long run. ZPPS Pangarikute from Malegaon Block of Washim District is one of the schools which faced this issue. The community members along with the schoolteachers and students relied on hand pumps and bore wells for drinking water.
As part of STP, an RO Plant was installed in the school. The project team during their visit observed that the students take filled water bottles home to drink after school hours this ensures the availability of potable water for students as well as their family members maximizing the benefit.

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Joy Learning At School

This school has strength of 442 students from class 1st to 10th along with only one Science teacher. The problem is that no Math teachers have been appointed there. Despite this, students get access to MSC on a regular basis while the teacher is watching over them. Mrs. Maya Singh oversees the students' math and science instruction in addition to their regular MSC practice. She is naturally very cooperative, and we provide her all the assistance and training she needs to make her teaching more straightforward and student-friendly. Teacher of Science subject has been provided training on Mini Science Centre and the usage of the exhibits by STEM Learning Master Trainer through Teachers’ Training Programme (TTP) manner.


Nurturing Education: Roshan’s Impact in Karor Village -

In the village of Korar, a remarkable young boy named Roshan Baghel has emerged as a catalyst for change through his unwavering commitment to education. Facing a shortage of volunteers for children's clubs, Roshan's determination to make a difference became evident during a parent meeting at the RPI Centre. His eagerness to assist the children in his community was met with admiration and appreciation.

Despite prioritizing his own studies, Roshan took it upon himself to provide invaluable support to the children's clubs. For the past three months, he has collaborated with the Pratham implementation team, dedicating his time to teaching and mentoring 10 to 15 children daily. Through his involvement in educational activities like summer camps and math quizzes, Roshan has inspired the youth to visit the RPI Centre and expand their learning opportunities. Driven by a passion for continuous learning, Roshan completed an online course on Youth Net facilitated by the RPI Centre. This newfound knowledge enabled him to impart computer skills and nurture the artistic abilities of the children, empowering them with essential tools for their future.
Roshan actively engages with the community to create awareness of the RPI Centre and the transformative power of education. Through his efforts, he has inspired a positive shift in attitudes towards learning within Korar, fostering an environment of support and encouragement. Roshan Baghel's selfless actions have left an indelible mark on the children he teaches and the entire community of Korar. His unwavering dedication to education serves as a shining example of the profound influence an individual driven by passion can have, ultimately shaping a brighter future for all.


Vermicompost- Self sufficiency and Sustainability - The Corbett Foundation

Hanumant Sawant, a resident of Ovaliye village in district Sindhudurg, Maharashtra is an enthusiastic farmer, He is part of The Corbett Foundation (TCF) & National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI)’s Integrated Rural Development Project (IRDP) in the area of Amboli. He willingly undertook the vermicomposting as part of the livelihood component of IRDP.

Sawant completed the training arranged by TCF and learned the know-hows of the establishing, managing and running a vermi compost unit. He got his vermi compost unit set up in his premises. By meticulously following his learnings from the training, Sawant successfully produced his first lot of vermicompost within 45 days of setting up the unit, which was a quantity of whopping 100 kg!
Hanumant Sawant had taken the training in December 2021, and since then in the past 9 months he has been regularly producing vermi compost; each time around 100 kg. So far, Sawant has produced at least 420 kg of vermi compost. The market rate for vermicompost is Rs. 15 per kg. Thus, Sawant has produced vermicompost worth Rs. 6,300/-

However, instead of selling vermicompost Sawant has been using it in his own orchard for 300 cashew trees, 28 coconut palms and 50 mango trees. Interestingly, Sawant did not need to buy any fertilizer or pesticide from the market for these trees. Thus, with the vermicompost set up he managed to reduce his production cost and at the same time took a step towards avoiding the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides for considerably large number of trees in his orchard.

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Yes Sir, I am not going to choose Anti India Network for mere tomato discount🤣
Can you Check, if tomato offer too applicable on Mastercard Myzone ?

If yes will change Card Franchise to Mastercard from VISA😂
Here it is.. mate

You beauty..it's working 💪

My zone MC on Tomato using 🪓 NEO code..
He he
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Esa hai to phir MC Myzone me zomato offer bhi confirm karo
Tomato Neo offer when applied using Visa MyZone gives error that this offer can be applied to Neo and Miles & More which makes me wonder if there is actually more to it. I was not aware that this Neo offer works on Miles & More, which comes on MC network, so there is a chance that MC MyZone might have this ? Can someone actually confirm this.
Here it is.. mate

You beauty..it's working 💪

My zone MC on Tomato using 🪓 NEO code..
He he
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This means that this will work with probably any Axis MC card.
Which gives a very less window for .... before its ....
 
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