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Yuva Bharati 3/July 2015

Vol 42 No.12 Aashad - Shravan 5117 July 2015 .15/-

Editorial 4Mananeeya Eknathji Janma Shati Parva 7VK Rural Development Programme 10VK Nartural Resources Development Project 12Telugu Prant 15Odisha Prant 17Paschim Banga Prant 20VK Institute of Culture 21VK Shiksha Prasar Vibhag 22Assam Prant 24VKV Arunachal Pradesh Trust 25Arunjyoti 29Punjab & Haryana Prant 32Rajasthan Prant 33Gujarat Prant 34Madhya Prant 35 Maharashtra Prant 36

Web: yb.vkendra.org

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Yuva Bharati 6/July 2015

Inaugural ceremony of Mananeeya Eknathji Janma Shati Parva

All strive for successful life, but it is more

important to lead a meaningful life, and

we can see it in Eknathjis life. He was a

man of planning, a man of perfection. He

was instrumental in bringing people

together for the cause of national

reconstruction; irrespective of their

political and personal aspirations. I am

fortunate enough that I could have the

opportunity to learn under his guidance.

These were the words of Honble Prime

Minister of India Sri Narendra Modi in his

inaugural speech in Vigyan Bhavan to

the 1300 and above karyakartas and

well-wishers of Vivekananda Kendra

coming from all over Bharat on 9th

November 2014. Revered Swami Govind

Giriji Maharaj, President, Bharatamata

Mandir, Haridwar and one of the

Margadarshaks of the year long

celebrations also spoke on the occasion.

He praised Eknathji for initiating a cadre

of life-workers who even renounced the

saffron robe. Sri Dipok Kumar Barthakur,

Chairman of the Mananeeya Eknathji

Janma Shati Parva National Committee,

explained the aim and objectives of the

celebrations from 19th Nov. 2014 to 19th

Nov. 2015.

Sri A Balakrishnan, Vice President of

Vivekananda Kendra spoke on life and

works of Mananeeya Eknathji Ranade.

Sr i Kr ishnakumar Asthana, Vice

Chairman of the committee welcomed the

gathering and Justice (Rtd.) CV Ramulu

proposed expression of gratitude.

The other margadarshaks - Swami

Chaitanyananda, President of Hindu

Dharma Vidya Peetham, Vellimalai,

Tamilnadu, Smt Pramilatai Medhe, Poorva

Sanchalika of Rashtra Sevika Samiti and Dr

M Lakshmikumari, Director, VK Vedic

Vision Foundation were also present on the

dias.

Yuva Bharati 7/July 2015

A special postal cover releasing

f u n c t i o n w a s h e l d a t

Kanyakumari. The special postal

cover was brought out by the

Department of Posts to mark

Mananeeya Eknathji Janma Shati

Parva and it was released on 30th

January by Ms Anjali Devesher,

Chairperson, Investment Board

and Postal Service Board, New

Delhi. A MyStamp was released

by Sri T Murthy, Chief Postmaster

G e n e r a l , T N C i r c l e . M a n a n e e y a

Balakrishnanji, Mananeeya Nivedita Bhide,

Mananeeya Bhanudasji, Mananeeya Rekha

Davey received the Covers and MyStamps.

Ms J Charukesi, Postmaster General, South

Zone also attended the programme.

A Granite tablet was installed on the Rock

Memorial on 19th Nov. as a tribute to

Mananeeya Eknathji. An

e x h i b i t i o n o n t h e

construction of VRM was

thrown open to public on

19th Nov. on the Rock

Memorial.

On 16th March, office

bearers of VRM & VK along

with the karyakartas of VK

Nagpur and Maharashtra

went on a pilgrimage to

Timta la v i l l age , nea r

Amaravati, the birth place

of Mananeeya Eknathji.

KENDRA SHIKSHA SHIBIR at THENI

Kendra shiksha shibir was organised at

Swami Chidbhavananda Ashram,

Theni, Tamilnadu. 35 Jeevanvrati

karyakartas participated in the

shibir from 30th July to 6th August

2014. Mananeeya Balakrishnanji

and Mananeeya Nivedita didi

guided the shibir. 25 different

topics from Sadhana of Service

were presented and discussed

apart from narration of memoirs

of Mananeeya Eknathji which will

guide and inspire in the lives of

the karyakartas. The concluding

session was addressed by Sri

Arasu Ramanujam, Trustee of the

Ashram and blessed by Swami

Samananda, a senior monk of the Ashram.

Yuva Bharati 8/July 2015

No. of visitors to various landmarks at Kanyakumari

Sl. No. Place of vist Number of visitors

1. Vivekananda Rock Memorial 19,10,365

2. Arise Awake Exhibition 39,503

3. Wandering Monk Exhibition 18,319

4. Gangotri Exhibition 6,801

5. Bharat Gramodaya Darshan Park 353

6. Accommodation availed in the campus 2,01,897

7. Medical services availed 12,091

Vivekananda Kendra Pratishthan Trust

1. Annual Donating Patrons 39,648

2. Lumpsum Donating Patrons 1,43,172

3. Perpetual Donating Patrons 5,537

TOTAL 1,88,357

(9,969 Patrons are enrolled between 1.4.2014 and 31.3.2015)

Few of the Prominent Visitors to Vivekananda Rock Memorial, Kanyakumari

1 Sri Swaran Singh 18.4.2014

2 Smt Sheila Dixit Governor, Kerala 29.4.2014

3 Maj. Gen. Vinod Kmar 20.12.2014

4 Swami Yatindranand Giri

Mahamandaleswar Juna Akhada, Roorkie 3.1.2015

5 Prof N. Sreenath , Cleveland, USA 9.1.2015

6 Sri Bindeshwar Pathak 12.1.2015

7 Ms Inija Trinkuniene Spiritual leader from Lithuania 17.1.2015

8 Sri Shantakumar EX. CM, Himachal Pradesh 14.2.2015

9 Sri S R Vijaykumar, MP. Central Chennai 16.2.2015

10 Sri Prakashrao CGM, SBI 11.3.2015

Camps held in Training Centre, Vivekanandapuram, Kanyakumari

1 Yoga Shiksha Shibirs 4 116

2 Spiritual Retreats 4 80

3 Varishta Karyakarta Prashikshan shibir 1 28

4 Kendra Darshan Shibir 1 13

5 Kendra Shiksha Shibir 1 14

Yuva Bharati 9/July 2015

1. Through 74 balwadis, 1993 rural children

were nurtured. In all the balwadis, Malt along

with hygienically prepared highly nutritive

lunch with vegetables were served during the

day and in the evening vitamin-rich cereals

were provided to the children.

2. During this year 145 cultural competitions

were held. 1,282 schools 20,870 students

1,186 teachers and 1473 parents participated

in the programmes.

3. 7,212 students participated in the cultural

examinations from 186 Higher Secondary

Schools.

4. 29,900 students from 124 colleges studied

the books on the Ramayana, Indian Culture

and lives and teachings of Sri Ramakrishna /

Swami Vivekananda.

5. 28 School Teachers and 2 Lecturers

participated in the essay competitions on the

topic of Public buildings as expressions

of collective social consciousness of the

people - from the times of Karikalan who

built Kallanai across Kaveri to Eknathji

Ranade who built the Vivekananda Rock

Memorial.

6. In 28 places lectures on the Gita and

chanting of Gita verses were held. 1170

participated.

7. Cultural conferences were held in 6

places 726 children were involved from 197

weekly cultural classes which trained 7,604

children.

8. 225 monthly deepa poojas attracted

10,650 women.

9. Large scale deepa poojas were held in 18 places

involving 15,036 women in processions, lectures

and worship.

10. 14 medical centers treated 21,013 patients by

qualified doctors. Only the common ailments

could be treated. Serious diseases

were referred to Hospitals.

11. Swami Vivekananda Jayanti

functions were held at 140

Places in all five districts and

21,056 persons participated.

12. Eye camps were conducted

at 39 places in all five districts in

which 7265 patients were

treated for their ailments and

1455 we re ope ra ted fo r

cataract. 470 persons were

given eye medicines and 516

persons were given spectacles.

Yuva Bharati 10/July 2015

13. Under Amritha Surabhi Scheme, our

Kendra workers collected 28,418 Kgs of rice

from five districts.

14. 8 Anna poojas were performed in southern

five districts of Tamilnadu and 3160 devotees

participated in the function. 1, 04,965 kgs of

rice was collected.

15. Through various branch centers including

Thoothukudi Admn. Office, Book stalls, Books

worth Rs. 14,34,225/- were sold.

16. 4 Tailoring units are functioning well in

Tirunelveli & Thoothukudi districts with a total

attendance of 81.

17. Hand pumps were erected with the

financial assistance of Yogoda Satsang

Samiti, Ranchi, in Tirunelveli, Thoothukudi,

Ramnad and Viruthunagar in 5 villages.

18. Mathru Pooja was conducted in all

districts in 7 different places where 264

parents participated.

VKV Kanyakumari

The student strength of the school was

1644 with 56 teaching and 11 non-teaching

staff. There was centum result in class X

and XII. The highest scores were 495/500

and 1170/1200 in respective examinations.

To ensure a l l round persona l i t y

development of the students the school

has different vibhags: Vignana, Ganit,

Tarka, Srujani, Lalitakala, Paryavaran,

Kreeda, Pariksha and Utsav. Under these

vibhags 57 programmes were held to

enhance various skills of the pupils. Various

national, regional, cultural festivals (20) were

celebrated in the school. The notable

programme was the Kumari Nuclear Science th th

Meet-2014 on 24 and 25 November. The

programme was sponsored by the

Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant in which 30

schoo ls f rom Kanyakumar i d i s t r i c t

participated and 38 schools visited the

science exhibition. Students made a mark in

winning various prizes at different levels in the

district. 42 Engineering Students from USA

visited the school and participated in the

cultural programme.

VKV Vallioor

With a student strength of 1502 having 55

teaching and 14 non-teaching staff. The

pass percentage in class X was 100 with

highest marks of 96%. Class XII has 96%

pass. To ensure all round personality

development of the students the school

has different vibhags: Vignana, Ganit,

Tarka, Srujani, Lalitakala, Paryavaran and

Kreeda. Under these v ibhags 57

programmes were held to enhance various

skills of the pupils. Under these vibhags 20

programmes were held to enhance various

skills of the pupils. Various national,

regional, cultural festivals (17) were

celebrated in the school. The notable

programme was the mammoth procession th th

on 19 November and 12 Jan 2015. Two

students R Purushottaman and R Suman

participated in the National level Shotput and

Discus throw sports events.

Yuva Bharati 11/July 2015

A Training programme was held for 12

participants on compressed earth block

technology. Two training programmes

were held on 'vernacular architecture' in

which 83 participated. 182 participated

in 3 water management and sanitation

workshops. 30 participated in a

Workshop on Sustainable Agriculture,

441 participated in 20 Azolla

Propagation / Technology workshops,

286 participated in 9 Workshops on Bio-

manure production and 72 participated

in two Capacity Building for Adaption of

Technology (CAT) programmes.

96 rural doctors participated in a

seminar on siddha visha vaidya

practices. 382 persons participated in 7

seminars on Siddha Varma Bone setting

practices. 59 participated in a Herbal

p l a n t c u l t i v a t i o n w o r k s h o p . 5 5

participated in one Workshop on Ethno-

medical practices (Nadi) workshop. The

Green Health Home treated 2341

patients. 251 participated in a workshop

on 'South India zonal level Mass

d o c u m e n t a t i o n p r o g r a m m e o n

Traditional Orthopedic practices. 15

Shakti Surabhi Training programmes

were held in which 299 participated. 882

participated in 19 bio-methanation

awareness programmes. In all 111 biogas

plants were constructed of various

capacities. To create a Scientific temper in the

minds of school children and Teachers an

awareness programme was conducted for 63

persons. 1583 farmers and students

visited NARDEP projects exposure

programmes. Four new publications

were brought out numbering 7000

copies.

G r e e n R a m e s w a r a m : 1 7 6 1

participated in 21 Eco awareness

workshops, 10 Green Health camps

benefitted 1204 people. 80 houses

were installed with solar power lighting

at Dhanushkodi. 2 awareness

programmes on bio methanation

benefitted 116 participants. 30

par t ic ipated in a so l id waste

management workshop. 11000 copies

of 11 new publications were brought

out exclusively on the subject.

Yuva Bharati 12/July 2015

NAGERCOIL

The centre celebrated all 5 Utsavas :

Gurupoornima, Universal Brotherhood Day,

Sadhana Divas, Gita Jayanti and Samarth

Bharath Parva (Swami Vivekananda Jayanti)

at 19 places in which 4810 persons

participated. The centre enrolled 5 patrons

and subscribers each. Rs. 14,000/- worth

literature was sold during various events. The

branch orgnised 8 various shibirs in which 447

participated. There are 4 samskara vargas

with an attendance of 80 students. As part of

Mananeeya Eknathji Janma Shati

Parva 'Safal yuva Yuva Bharat'

programmes were held for 170

students in 7 colleges.

MADURAI

The centre celebrated Sadhana

Divas and Samarth Bharath Parva

(Swami Vivekananda Jayanti) at 2

p laces in which 225 people

participated. The centre enrolled 2

patrons and Rs. 16,330/- worth

literature was sold. Safal Yuva-Yuva

Bharat programmes were held in 7

co l leges and 2000 s tudents

par t i c ipa ted and orgn ised a

residential Yuva Prashikshan shibir

for 43 youth. In three karyapaddhatis 37

persons participated.

Vivekananda Kendra Prakashan Trust

(VKPT)

The Trust brings out 2 monthly magazines:

Yuva Bharati and Vivekavani apart from the

half-yearly thematic magazine Vivekananda

Kendra Patrika with an overall subscriber

numbering 17,838. During the year VKPT

produced 94,262 diaries and 42,320

calendars having inspiring messages of

Swami Vivekananda. VKPT reprinted 21

books numbering 1,02,550 copies. VKPT also

brought out 3 new publications numbering

7,000 along with 65,000 brouchers. VKPT

printed 1,00,000 Mananeeya Eknathji Janma

Shati Parva special postal covers. Audio and

Video CDs numbering 8,000 were made

available. 1300 Various picture panels were

also sold.

VK CHENNAI The centre celebrated all 5

U tsavas : Gu rupoo rn ima , Un i ve rsa l

Brotherhood Day, Sadhana Divas, Gita

Jayanti and Samarth Bharath Parva (Swami

Vivekananda Jayanti) in which 325 people

participated. The centre enrolled 3 patrons

and 300 subscribers. Rs. 3,88,677/- worth

literature was sold. The branch orgnised 5

various residential shibirs in which 365

participated. A Karyakarta prashikshan shibir st th

was organized at Kanyakumari from 1 to 4

may for 60 persons. There are 6 samskara

vargas with an attendance of 150 students,

one swadhyaya varga with an attendance of

25 youth and a yoga varga for 25 persons. A

thematic Navaratri Kolu was organized during

Dassera. The centre organized 10 yoga

satras in which 308 participated.

KANCHIPURAMth

The Branch was inaugurated on 27 April.

Sw. Atmaghanananda, President, RK Math,

Kanchipuram blessed the audience. Shri.

V ishnu Po th i , V ice -Chance l lo r, S r i

Chandrashekharendra Saraswati Vishwa

Maha Vidyalayam (SCSVMV), Kanchipuram

and Shri. M. Hanumantarao, All India

Treasurer, Vivekananda Kendra were the

Chief guests. 7 Yoga Satras were conducted

and 372 persons participated in them.

Gurupurnima was conducted at S.S.K.V.

School. 120 Teachers participated. Universal

Brotherhood Day was organised for the 290

first year B.Tech students of SCSVMV.

Yuva Bharati 13/July 2015

Sadhana Diwas was organised on 24-11-

2014. Dr. Srinivasan, Prof., SASTRA

University, Thanjavur spoke on Eknathji- His

Vision and Mission. The Sreekaryam of

Kanchi Kamakshi Ambal Devasthanam

presided over the function and released the

Kendra Patrika issue no: 85 with title Swami

Vivekananda 's Eknath dur ing th is

programme. Sr i lasr i . Thiruvambala

Gnanaprakasa Desika Swamigal, the

Thondai Mandala Adhinam received the first

copy. Swami Vivekananda Jayanthi /

National Youth Day was organised at Indo-

American college of Arts and Science. 200

youth participated. 18 Karyakartas participate

in Swadhyaya varga regularly. 250 youth

participated in a Personality Development

Programme held at Bhaktavatchalam

Polytechnic, Kanchipuram.

Vivekananda Kendra Vedic Vision

Foundation, KODUNGALUR

The integration of Vedic Vision with Swami

Vivekananda's Practical Vedanta is the

constant endeavour of Vivekananda Kendra

Vedic Vision Foundation. We have named this

ideal as Viveka Sopana the ladder of light

helping every human being to ascend to the

heights of Divinity. In this stepwise up

gradation, our varied activities, like Atma

Vikas camps for children, varieties of

religious and other celebrations,

serv ice ac t iv i t ies , o r ien ta t ion

p r o g r a m m e s , s a t s a n g h s a n d

seminars for dissemination of

knowledge play their important roles

Atma vikas camps for children

stressed on discipline, environmental

awareness and above all their

personality development. Safal Yuva

camp and Destination IAS camp

explored ways and means of

a c h i e v i n g e x c e l l e n c e i n a l l

endeavours. Upholding our country's

rich spiritual and varied cultural

heritage, religious and national

festivals were celebrated providing

new insights. Pride of place goes to

Vivekananda Jayanthi and Sri Krishna

Jayanthi celebrations which also

helped to bring competitive spirit

among children. Many of these celebrations

were used as an occasion to interact with the

have-nots in the society, as in the case of

Onam celebration. Regular Samskara,

Swadhya, and Yoga Vargas helped to

improve the general level of knowledge about

our spiritual heritage.

As part of Jnana Yoga, classes were held on

Lalitha Sahasranama and seminars on Yoga

and education. The annual Bhagavata

Saptah was designed to help people elevate

Bhakti into Jnana.

On19th November VKVVF arranged a

Smarananjali for Man. Eknathji. Sri R. Hari

was the Chief Guest. He recalled his

unforgettable association with Man. Eknathji

in moving terms. th

Samuhika Suryanamaskar conducted on 25

January helped to create a new yogic

awareness among the public. For the first

time, a teachers' orientation camp was

conducted for 24 nursery teachers under the

expert guidance of Smt. Madhavi Tai of Nasik

which opened new possibilities of imparting

knowledge.

One notable programme of the year was our

participation in the Walk of Hope of Sri M who

graced Ananda Dham for two days during his

Bharat Yatra.

Yuva Bharati 14/July 2015

The sumum bonum of these activities is the

actualization of the Vivekananda Vedic

Vision, which has transformed Ananda Dham

into an abode of Happiness, where men,

women and children seeking an escape from

the turmoil of worldly lives find a haven of

solace and peace.

TELUGU PRANT

Mananeeya Eknathji Janma Shati Parva was th

inaugurated on 29 Nov at Hyderabad. Hon.

Justice B. Subhashan Reddy, Lokayukta for

the States of AP & Telangana, was the Chief

Guest. Justice (retd) CV Ramulu, National

Vice chai rman of the Celebrat ions

Committee, read out the list of the

Celebrations Committee for the Telugu prant.

Similarly the Celebrations were launched at

Vijayawada by Sri Nalluri Venkateswarlu,

President, Siddhartha Academy in the

packed Foyer Hall at Siddhartha Akademy on

6 December.

Yuva Sampark was conducted in 21

gatherings reaching out to 2244 youths

including 92 non-students. 509 students

participated in 8 Yuva Sammelans and 81

youth participated in 3 Yuva Prashikshan

shibirs.

Four Telugu books on Vivekananda Rock

Memorial, Swami Vivekananda and Eknathji

Shila Smaaraka Kathaa, Hindu Jaatiki

Vivekananduni Melkolupu, Karyakartaala

V i kaasan i k i D i ksooch i ka lu , V i s i s ta

Vyaktitvam Eknathji were also released on

the occasion. These are the first four books

published by the recently launched

Vivekananda Kendra Telugu Prachurana

Vibhag. Lecture cum discussions under

Vimarsh on Dharma was held on 19th and

20th January. The speakers were Smt Aruna

Devi and Acharya Kasireddy Venkatareddy.

Kendra Utsavas were celebrated at different

places in the prant.

ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS

There are nine schools in which 3,605 students

and 202 teaching and non teaching staff are

engaged in the educational service.

A Band camp for 12 days was conducted from th th

4 May to 15 May. Sri Govind Vishwakarma of

VKVAPT coordinated the camp. A total of 96

children drawn from VKV Port Blair and VKZPV

Portmout this camp attended.

Sri Hardik Mehta and Smt Kalpana Mehta rd

trained our staff to develop websites during 3 th

to 13 August. A one day Teachers Orientation rd th

camp was held on 23 and 27 Aug for

teachers of all nine vidyalayas. Dr N

Gopalakrishnan, an eminent scientist and

Sanskrit Scholar took classes.

A 15 day 'Yuvajanotsav' events consisting of

Sports, cultural activities, Quiz, Songs,

Drawing etc competitions were held in all the 9

Schools. The concluding programme was held

in Port Blair. The first among the Great

Andamanese had completed his class XII.

VKV Port Blair

The School has a total strength of 1383

Students and 62 teaching and Non teaching

Staff on its roll. In the CBSE class X Exam of

2014 the School had 101 students and has

achieved 100% result with 4 CGPA 10. In

CBSE Class XII exam 72 students in science

group and 12 students in commerce Group

appeared in the examination.

Yuva Bharati 15/July 2015

VKV Rangat

The school has a total of 273 Students

and 23 teaching and Non teaching

staff on its Roll.In the CBSE class X

examination of 2014 the School had

29 students and has achieved 100%

result with 5 CGPA 10. VKV HUTBAY

has a total of 103 Students and 10

teaching and Non teaching staff on its

Roll.

MYSORE

1020 first grade college students

from 19 colleges and 1441 High

school students from 7 high schools

wrote examination on Life and

Message of Swami Vivekananda. 10

day personality development camp

was held from 3rd April to 12th April

2014. 43 students participated in the

camp. 2 one Day camps were held in

the month of January 2015 for 200 students.

10 Day Sanskrit sambhashana shibirs were

organized in April and December for 58

students. 26 persons from Mysore attended th

Kendra parichay shibir on 25 May 2014. 15

students participated in a 4 day Samskara

varga prashikshan shibir conducted at

Ajjampura, Chikamagalur district. On 61

patrons from Mysore attended patrons meet th

on 11 jan. 714 students from 39 high schools

and 7 colleges participated in various inter

school and college cultural competitions at 8

places. 1364 students from 42 schools and 19

colleges participated in competitions held as

part of Samarth Bharat Parva. Large number

of public participated in various Utsavas.

Yoga varga is attended by 128

people, weekly Samskara Varga at 5

places is being attended by 165

children. Anandalaya- non formal

education center caters to 48

students from class 1 to IX.

VKV KALLUBALU

VKV celebrated five Utsavas of

Vivekananda Kendra viz. Guru

Poornima, Universal Brotherhood

Day, Sadhana Divas, Gita Jayanti

and Swami Vivekananda Jayanti.

VKV Celebrated Samartha Bharata

th th

Parva from 24 Dec 2014 to 11 Jan 2015.

During the year students performed

Hanuman pooja, Ganesh pooja, Mathru

pooja, Saraswati pooja etc. Karnataka

education department organized sports

competitions and Pratibha Karanji literary and

cultural competitions, Primary and High

school students took part in the competitions

and bagged many prizes at Cluster, Taluk

and District levels. During the academic

session, Adaraneeya Balakrishnanji Vice

President and Sri Hanuji, of VK visited the th

vidyalaya. 4 batch of SSLC students secured

good results. Students who have scored

above 90% were honoured on this occasion.

Under RTE 28 students in class I and II are

studying in our vidyalaya.

Yuva Bharati 16/July 2015

Number Participants

Sanskar Varga 33 1601

Yoga Varga 17 316

Swadhyaya Varga 12 281

PROGRAMME NUMBER PARTICIPANTS

Personality Development Camps 9 464

Yuva Prerana Shibir 13 300

Yoga Satras 6

PROGRAMME HEAD NUMBERS

ENROLEMENT Patrons 91

Subscription 18

Arunachal Bandhu Parivar 45

SALES Kendra Publication Rs 63460/-

Other Publication Rs 79380/-

Novelties Rs 83817/-

58 Colleges 3264 Workshops

18 Yuva Sammelan 1825 Praticipants

1 Yuva Prashikshan 155 Participants

PROGRAMME NO. BENEFICIARIES CATEGORY

Medical camps 3 329 17 Villages

Distribution of School Uniform 51 Children & Women

Distribution of Books 60 Children

Audio visual Villages 5 465

All age groups

Library 8 visits 268 School Students

PROGRAMME NUMBER PARTICIPANTS

Guru Purnima 17 519

Universal Brotherhood Day 20 2499

Sadhana Divas 12 366

Gita Jayanti 11 498

Samarth Bharat Parva SV Jayanti 72 9069

Position Name of the students VKV

1st Amarjeet Singh and Deep Jyoti Sapkota Nirjuli

2nd

Yigam Haider and Pema Noksol Roing

Sl. Name of the Utsavas Academic Year 2014-15

No. Of VKVs Attendance

01 Guru Purnima 33 12596

02 Universal Brotherhood Day 33 13500

03 Sadhana Divas 33 12535

04 Gita Jayanti 33 2700

05 Swamiji Jayanti 33 12450

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