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Sree Hari Vidya Niketan
25/09/2009 21:50:53 HK

There are a large number of Schools, Bal Vihaars, Balika Sadans and such institutions being run by charitable trusts managed by Hindu organizations in various parts of the country. In Kerala also there are many such institutions, but most of them are facing utmost financial hardship. Similar institutions of the so called religious minorities have the advantage of fund flow from abroad as well as domestic sources. Now the central and state governments are competing in allocating crores of rupees to such institutions. The changes brought about in Madrassa education by equating them to CBSE and the pension granted to Madrassa teachers are just a few examples. Hindus cannot hope for such a boon or envisage about a magic wand to bring about changes. We have to find our resources and for that a collective thinking and generous participation sometimes beyond ones limits are need of the time. Otherwise we are destined for a total collapse.

Here is a glittering example of a joint effort. At Cherupoika village near Puthoor in Kollam district a handful of determined persons have dared to start a Public School for economically backward children. They started Class ARUN(LKG) with 42 students in 2004. Presently they have upto V standard and a total of 182 students. The school is following the CBSE syllabus and every effort is being put to ensure that they are imparting quality education to the children coming from economically backward families. A devoted lot consisting the following are managing the Trust:

President – Gopinatha Pillai (Retired from Coir Board)
Members - Dr.Sajan, Dr.Nanda Kumar, Colonel(Retd) Sadanandan, Ramachandran Pillai

The Trust is also running an institution `Santhuanam’ for the mentally retarded persons.

Please do realize that in a remote village of Kollam district, a group of committed persons have ventured to set up a model public school with the only support they receive from devote Hindus. Their survival and progress largely depends on continued support. They have designed a programme wherein a person could sponsor a poor student by donating Rs.5000/- per annum. Please consider this as an appeal and do sponsor a poor child. For more details you may contact SARATH CHANDRAN – 0091 9847174907 and your donations could be sent to:

ACCOUNT NO 1 : Mr. Ramachandran Pillai , A/c No- 57024511212, State Bank of Travncore, Puthoor Branch, Kollam District, Kerala , IFSC Code- SBT 0000293.

ACCOUNT NO 2 : A/c No. 8995, Kollam District Co.Operative Bank, Account of Sree Hari Vidya Nikethan, Cherupoika.

Please do visit the school and see its functioning.

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Vinayachandran 18/10/2009 23:52:32	Respose to the article. Dear Sarath, Wish you all the best and Happy Deepavali to all. I have seen the write up in Haindava keralam about our School. I felt very happy by reading the article. Haindava Keralam is a good media to explore ourselves before the people which we can expect all the possible help to strengthen the School and the mission. I appreciate the step you have taken up. Vinayan from Jabalpur 5
Prakash Narayanan 05/10/2009 05:45:56	Website Dear all, I have contacted Mr.Sarath and has informed him my willingness to create a website for the Vidya Niketan. I am from Calicut working as a software developer in Germany. In case any more information is needed please send me a mail to pnonline@gmail.com Thanks. Rgds, Prakash. http://prakash2007.blogspot.com/ 5
Raghavan 28/09/2009 04:56:40	Sree Hari Vidya Niketan I am in contact with the school authorities and promised my share of support. Let me also avail this opportunity to remind the elite members of this group that we all have on many occasions written and read about conversions, Jihadi Romeos etc. We are aware that large number of Hindus are being coverted every year by luring them with financial support and free education to their children. Over 2800 girls have been reported missing last year and most of them were Hindus. We are also aware that the shools run by the so called religious minorities are deliberately injecting their religious ideas into our children, but still we que up for admission in such institutions. Schools like Sree Hari Vidya Niketan is the right alternative to impart quality education and character development based upon our culture and the great traditions. So, please be considerative and generous for this valuable cause. 5
Ghatotkacha Nair 26/09/2009 00:26:41	Address I talked to Sri Sarath Chandran on phone. He informs me that the school does not have a website yet. Interested persons can help them in this matter. Those who send checques may send them to Sree Hari Vidya Niketan Cherupoika P.O. Kollam District Kerala State. 691507 5
Ghatotkacha Nair 26/09/2009 00:26:41	Address I talked to Sri Sarath Chandran on phone. He informs me that the school does not have a website yet. Interested persons can help them in this matter. Those who send checques may send them to Sree Hari Vidya Niketan Cherupoika P.O. Kollam District Kerala State. 691507 5
Ghatotkacha Nair 26/09/2009 00:00:09	Sree Hari Vidya Niketan Hindu devotees please refrain from donating gold and silver to Government-controlled temples and stop putting cash in the hundials. This is only encouraging the spate of temple thefts that we are witnessing recently. Money given to temples controlled by the anti-Hindu politicians operating through Devaswom Boards and HR&CE Ministry will only encourage political corruption. The temple money which ought to have gone to Hindu-run schools and orphanages are now being diverted to fund Islamic madrassas and church-run schools which in turn engage in converting Hindus to Islam and Christianity. Let us donate money directly to Hindu organisations engaged in running schools and orphanages. Sree Hari Vidya Nikethan is an excellent example of a Hindu controlled Trust running school and charitable institutions for the benefit of the Hindu society. 5

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