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Tuesday, 27 May 2014
Photos of Sewa Sadan Shilanayas Samaroha Sahkar Marg, Near Etv Rajasthan, Lal Kothi- Sewa Bharti Samati Jaipur,Rajasthan
Photos of Sewa Sadan Shilanayas Samaroha Sahkar Marg, Near Etv Rajasthan, Lal Kothi, Jaipur
From Sewa Bharti
Samati Jaipur, Rajasthan
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Saturday, 24 May 2014
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VAIDEHI SEVA SAMITHI 21st Annual day Invitation on Sunday
Namaste All,
VAIDEHI SEVA SAMITHI 21st Annual day Invitation on Sunday
04-05-2014 at 6:00pm .
Venue: VAIDEHI ASHRAMAMU
H.No:17-1-473/V/3&4,
Beside sri saraswathi sishu mandir high school,
Saraswathi nagar,
Saidabad,
Hyderabad-500 059.
ph No:040-24075544
9032152105
Please attend the function of Vaidehi Seva Samithi Annualday celebration.
Thankingyou,
With regards
Vaidehi Ashramam girls.
Wednesday, 16 April 2014
Tulsi Bead Production Gets a Technical Lift from IIT
A technical design intervention by the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi has helped the rural women in Bharatpur district of Rajasthan engaged in fabrication of tulsi malas (a string of 108 beads for chanting a mantram) boost their production and earn a better livelihood by introducing advanced machinery. The IIT's help has benefited around 2,000 women in the region.
The Rural Technology Upgradation Unit of IIT Delhi was recently contacted by Lupin Human Welfare & Research Foundation, a public service institution working in Bharatpur, for its inputs into old machines used by women for producing tulsi malas. The old machines involved a high degree of labor with an uncomfortable sitting posture, while production of the product remained low.
Tulsi mala production provides livelihood to women mainly in Kaman, Deeg, Nadbai and Kumher tehsils of Bharatpur district. The location of temple towns such as Mathura, Vrindavan, Nandgaon and Barsana near Bharatpur ensures a good demand and consumption of tulsi malas throughout the year.
Women could fabricate 30 to 40 tulsi malas with the old machines and make a profit between Rs.60- Rs.80 (US 92c to $1.23) a day after their routine expenditure. They were facing problems of low production and physical pain while working on these machines.
Sita Ram Gupta, executive director of the Foundation, points out that the new machines are capable of enhancing the production of tulsi malas four-fold and provide a comfortable posture for operating them. With each machine, women are now able to prepare beads for 200 to 250 malas everyday and fabricate the final product into different designs.
source: http://www.hinduismtoday.com/
The Rural Technology Upgradation Unit of IIT Delhi was recently contacted by Lupin Human Welfare & Research Foundation, a public service institution working in Bharatpur, for its inputs into old machines used by women for producing tulsi malas. The old machines involved a high degree of labor with an uncomfortable sitting posture, while production of the product remained low.
Tulsi mala production provides livelihood to women mainly in Kaman, Deeg, Nadbai and Kumher tehsils of Bharatpur district. The location of temple towns such as Mathura, Vrindavan, Nandgaon and Barsana near Bharatpur ensures a good demand and consumption of tulsi malas throughout the year.
Women could fabricate 30 to 40 tulsi malas with the old machines and make a profit between Rs.60- Rs.80 (US 92c to $1.23) a day after their routine expenditure. They were facing problems of low production and physical pain while working on these machines.
Sita Ram Gupta, executive director of the Foundation, points out that the new machines are capable of enhancing the production of tulsi malas four-fold and provide a comfortable posture for operating them. With each machine, women are now able to prepare beads for 200 to 250 malas everyday and fabricate the final product into different designs.
source: http://www.hinduismtoday.com/
Tuesday, 15 April 2014
PRACTICAL APPROACH FOR SERVING UNDER- PRIVELEDGED CHILDREN THROUGH CULTURAL EDUCATION
AROHI Sangeet Vidyalaya,( A
Voluntary Culture Society) Jammu & Kashmir State.
1) UNDER MUSIC PROMOTIONAL PROGRAMME :-( Photo-1 &2)
Free Training in music is being given since 2007 to the children,
who belong to socially, Economically,
Culturally and Differently abled sections of the society.
Recently also in 2013, many children
were given free training in music by our senior
Instructor Prof.
(Mrs.) Jahanvi Basak and Prof. (Dr.) Padmini Tikoo as a resource
person.
2) UNDER THE SCHEME, STIPEND TO TRAINEES :-
Five(5) students who shows exemplary
excellence in music, belonging to the above mentioned categories are being
given stipend every year.
3)
AROHI IS RECOGNIZED
STUDY CENTRE OF :-
a) Prayag Sangit Samiti, Allahabad conducting different degrees up to Prabhakar
(B.A.) b) School
of performing and visual arts, IGNOU, New Delhi conducting(Certificate
Course in Performing Arts Hindustani Music,( CPAHM).
4) TO ENCOURAGE STUDENTS FOR INCULCATING
NATIONAL INTEGRATION :- ( Photo-3
&4)
Photo-4
Many free workshops for
inculcating National integration were conducted on
National Songs in three different languages at different schools in Jammu.(Jammu
& Kashmir State)
5) MUSIC
PROGRAMME Through LECTURE cum DEMONSTRATION:-(Photo-5,6 &7)
1) A music programme through “Lecture cum Demonstration” organized with creative expressions on the role of Hindustani Music in the
development of personality in relation to capacity building, stress and strain
management among School Children of Sewa Basti (Jhuggi-Jhopdi).
Performance was given by Prof.
(Dr.) Padmini Tikoo on Sitar and Neeraj
Verma on Tabla. Two Disciples of
the AROHI on Tanpura.
Among Other dignitaries present were:- Sh. G.A. Qureshi (KAS), Director
School Education, Jammu, Prof.
Rita Jatinder, Rtd. Secretary, J&K Cultural Academy, Prof.
Sarla Kohli, Rtd. College
Principal(J&K Govt.) Prof. Jahnavi Basak, Senior instructor of the AROHI, & Sh. R.K. TIKOO, President of the AROHI.
6) WORLD YOGA
CONFERENCE:- (Photo-8,9,10&11)
Photo-10
Photo-11
Two(2) Days World Yoga Conference, was
organized by University of Jammu,
where in one of our AROHI Directors, Prof. (Dr.) Padmini Tikoo was invited to a
present brain storming paper titled “SANGEET ATMIK SAADHNA DWAARA YOG
ABHIYAAS, EVAM TANAAV MUKTI” , a practical demonstration of Sitar through
strings, to give feel of meditation for stress management.
About 300 delegates from
different countries including U.S.A.,
Canada, Iran and UNESCO attended
the conference.
7) Different facilities are being widely
provided by the AROHI Sangeet Vidyalaya, a Voluntary Cultural Society, to the
students/trainees for development ,propagation and promotion of Cultural
Education in Jammu & Kashmir State viz.
Internet & Computer,
Audio-Visual Aids, Counseling, Library, Seminar/Demonstration Hall, Musical Instruments,
Tape Recorders, Television, Audio-Video players for using cassettes and Compact
Discs(CDs) for practice.
AROHI Sangeet Vidyalaya, a Voluntary
Cultural Society,
established on the auspicious occasion of Basant Panchami day, in the year
1986, is one of the oldest and most active Voluntary Society of the Jammu &
Kashmir State, has been bestowed with many prestigious
awards for outstanding achievements and remarkable role in the field of
Cultural Education (Music Promotion).
All our efforts for popularizing Classical and Folk Music in different
schools and among the people of our state have been covered by print as well as
the electronic media.
We will by the encouragement and cooperation from Music Lovers and Promoters, strive ever harder to make AROHI a friendly name in every corner
of our state, rest of the country and even abroad.
AROHI SANGEET VIDYALAYA (Regd.)
(A voluntary Cultural Society)
J&K STATE, JAMMU
Ph- 0191-2479778 M- +91-9419107644 , +91-9018307644,
+91-9419607644
2) arohisangeetvidyalaya@gmail.com
ADDRESS:-
HEAD OFFICE:- H.No. 69 B/B , Gandhi Nagar, Jammu-
180004
BRANCH OFFICE:- Trikuta Apartments, AROHI Sangeet, Sector-4,
Extension, Trikuta
Nagar, Jammu- 180012
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