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Integrated Rural Development |
VisionSwami Vivekananda said that in India our first and foremost task is the spread of Education and spirituality among the lower sections of our society.Unless such people have the means for adequate food and health, it is difficult for them to know the greater value of our spiritual heritage. |
MissionThe goal of the Integrated Rurual Development Programmes of the Ramakrishna Mission is on making the lower and helpless sections of the society economically self-sufficient as well as strong in spiritual character and personality.Putting in our efforts however insignificant it might be, to eliminate poverty, disease and ignorance in our country, we are blessed with an opportunity to do madhava seva. |
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| Atmano Mokshartham Jagat Hithaya ca!  Trust not the so-called rich, they are more dead than alive. The hope lies in you - in the meek, the lowly, but the faithful. Have faith in the Lord... Vow, then to devote your whole lives to the cause of redemption of these three hundred millions, going down and down every day. Swami Vivekananda CW V 16-17 |
Training Programme for Rural Youth / Farmers In Horticulture & Allied Subjects For Self-Development & Life SkillsCourse Director & Co-coordinator : Dr.P.V.ReddyAssociate Director of Research (retd.) Acharya NG Ranga Agri University, Tirupati Duration: 10 Days: 4th to 13th September 2007 Participants: Rural Youth / Farmers : Age : 16 - 35 years. Course Fee: Free - for unemployed youth / marginal farmers Medium of Instruction: Telugu Total Intake: 30 Boarding & Lodging Free. Practical Course Contents: Nursery Management, Grafting, Bee Keeping, Vermi Composting Natural Farming Techniques, Agricultural Finance & Marketing Agricultural Machinary & Implements, Irrigation, Post Harvest Packaging Seed Production and Medicinal Plants ASHRAMA ROUTINE:
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Agricultural Education & FarmingFarmers, more specifically, young farmers need to be exposed to modern agricultural technologies and crop management expertise.Community farming in semi-arid tropics is the key to economic survival. Value oriented community activities yield better results than what has been done otherwise elsewhere. Young Rayalaseema farmers will be trained by the Mission centre in agricultural technologies in a Farm house of one of the long standing devotee of the Kadapa centre. Graduating every 6 months, these batches of 20 students will have made significant impact on their return to their places of occupation. The selected rural youth farmers will be trained in Horticulture, Water Resource management, Rural economy, Bee Keeping, Mushroom Cultivation, Pump Repair etc.A 100-acre Horticulture Farm of a dedicated devotee family, located about 25 Km from the Campus is available for conducting practical training in the above fields of activities. |
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Admission Policy1.Participation certificate will be given to all those who complete the course with 90% attendence2.All the participants are to take part in all the items of the routine 3.Smoking or alcoholic beverages consumption strictly prohibited 4.As for as possible audio-visual aids & projector etc used during classes 5.A Mat & a Pillow will be provided for sleeping in a dormitory, all cloths & toiletries to be brought by the participants - including One dhoti (white Pancha) & Uttariyam for prayer time |
Volunteers NeededDevotee Volunteers with a agricultural education background and deep commitment inspired by Swami Vivekananda, are needed to help in the conduct of the various Integrated Rural Development Programmes. Where there is a fit, we would like to work with you in these initiatives.Kindly get in touch with us |
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