Our Benevolent member

We thank Mr. H.R. Batra (Manager, Bank of Baroda, Mansarovar Branch) for being kind enough to become a member of our benevolent persons' list. 

'DRAWING COMPETITION'

A large number of children appeared at the 'DRAWING COMPETITION' with regard to 'COW' at our GYAN YAGYA center. The children showed great interest and spoke about the IMPORTANCE OF COW after drawing the pictures of a cow.
On 2nd November Shri H.R. Batra(Chief Manager, Bank of Baroda, Mansarovar, Jaipur) visited two GYAN YAGYA centers. Shri B.L. Gupta(senior citizen) along with us also accompanied him. The children were very happy to receive the dresses from the Bank Manager. Their guardians also enjoyed the scene. This was the SIXTH occasion of distributing clothes to the children.
The benevolent persons often encourage our poor children by distributing eatables also to them!! :)

Lead a balanced and Happy Life

A cyclist very well knows how to balance his bike. In the beginning, of course, he finds it difficult to balance it. But after a little practice he very well manages it. Similarly, a person in the modern busy life feels it difficult to manage and plan his activities. Therefore, he is often seen disgusted and too busy.
In my opinion, a little thinking to plan his daily activities, giving due importance in fixing the priorities and planning of his schedule can help him to balance his life so as to get happiness and desired success. The following points should be borne in mind while planning :-
1. Excess of every thing is bad. It is advisable to adopt the middle path of living.
2. First priority should be the well being of the person himself.
3. Due importance should b given for the development of home and cheerfulness of the family members.
4. Some time should be devoted for his self thinking so as to make necessary corrections in his way of living. Good literature of saintly persons should be read daily.
5. Social life should be maintained but not at the cost of home.
6. Help those persons who are really in need of it, without personal interest.

If the above points are borne in mind while living a simple life, God will shower His blessings.
'Work is Worship' should also be considered as TRUE WORSHIP!!

Continuing a Tradition of Trust since 2005

The service of humanity under the scheme of 'Gyan-Yagya' kendras and 'Shri Radhey Silai Kendras' is now of greater dimensions as the number of Centres to spread literacy to the poor slum children and the source of Income to the poor ladies by learning 'Tailoring Art' has been increased by slow steps and thereby the beneficiaries have also been increased day by day.
The number of children of slums has shown an increasing trend who have been admitted in the nearby schools. As many as 84 children have recently got admission in Nischaya Modi & BarDevri Schools, of Jaipur in addition to Govt.Primary Schools, under pursuation of the Teachers who have been teaching them with great zeal and enthusiasm.
Seventeen Centres for Gyan-Yagya and Shri Radhe Silaai Kendras are being run at present.

Unserviceable Articles for Poor Children Demanded

There are many generous people who supply the articles which are not used in their family eg. dresses, books, stationery articles, toys, pictures, unexpired medicines, old calendars, blank papers, pencils, small pencils, wax colors, crayons, etc. We thankfully receive those articles with letter of thanks from the Trust.
This service of the general public is rewarded by God since the poor children are very much benefitted by using them. They bestow their blessings to such kind persons.
It is our general invitation to the public who are in search of the proper place where unserviceable articles may be thankfully used.

Teachers' Meet

Help the street children...

There are many visitors who have offered their help to the street children while they visited the Centres. Used clothes which are lying in the house, used books which are upto the fifth standard are thankfully accepted for helping the street children.

Those visitors who were happy to see the large number of children at the Gyan Yagya centres offered to help financially also. In this way the Trust is getting the support of the visitors for service to humanity.

At present there are 16 centres running for educating the poor children who can't afford to go to school. Experienced lady teachers teach them by 'play-way method' in such a manner that appeals to the learners and appreciated by the visitors.

The persons who are interested to join hands with the Trust are requested to contact the Managing Trustee @ No. – 09314004081, 0141-2782244 and 2782189