Constitution and Bylaws 

ARTICLE I.NAME

Section 1. Name of the Society – SCIENTIFIC PLANET SOCIETY

ARTICLE II. Area of Operation

All over India

ARTICLE III. OBJECTIVES

The aims and objects of the Society are exclusively educational and scientific endeavors:

Section 1. To impart and or Promote Science Education & Research.

Section 2. To Publish Science Journals, Books & Magazine to Promote Science Education & Research.

Section 3. To arrange, hold or conduct community health training programs to impart skills needed for services to a greater scope of primary healthcare needs of the communities.

Section 4. Promote the contributions and promise of the Scientist.

The Society has been formed exclusively for  the aforementioned scientific and educational  purposes,  and no part  of its assets,  income, or  profit shall inure to the benefit of  its  members,  directors,  or  officers. All the aims and objects of the society will be charitable and non-commercial as per the provisions laid down in Section 1 and 20 of Societies Registration Act, 1860.

Further,  no substantial part of the activities of the Society shall be the carrying on of propaganda or  otherwise attempting to influence legislations,  nor  shall the society participate in, or intervene in (including the publication or  distribution of statements),  any political  campaign on behalf of any candidate for  public office.

ARTICLE IV. MEMBERS The Society shall have the following classes of membership.

• Founder Member: Founder Member will have all the powers of life members.
• General Members: Any person desirous of being a ordinary member may apply to the secretary of society and if approved, become a General member of society.
• Honorary Members: Any person, whose connection with the Society is deemed to be useful, may with the consent of such person be elected or appointed as Honorary Member of the Society. Such member shall not, however be eligible to be member of the Governing Body nor shall be entitled to vote in any meeting.

ARTICLE V. Termination or Cessation of Membership

 The membership of a member shall terminate or cease on the following grounds.

• On the death of the member or insanity
• On tendering written resignation.
• If declared a proclaimed offender by any court of law.
• If found guilty of any propaganda against the society causing harm to its reputation, aims and objects.
• If the member fails to pay the membership subscription of the society for consecutive three years.
• If the member does not attend more than three consecutive meetings without the permission of the President of the Society.
• If found guilty of violating rules and regulations of the society or disobeys the decisions of the Executive Committee/can be removed by 2/3rd majority Vote.