LMV College celebrates Gurupurnima

On 19th July 2016 LMV College in Sayla celebrated Gurupurnima with both the students and teachers joining in devotional singing, speeches and story telling.

તા: ૧૯-૭-૨૦૧૬ ના રોજ પૂજ્ય એલ.એમ.વોરા કોલેજ ઓફ આર્ટસ & કોમર્સ-સાયલામાં "ગુરૂ પૂર્ણિમા" ઉત્સવ ઉજવાયો. જેમાંગીતોઅનેવક્તવ્યોરજૂથયા. કોલેજના આચાર્યશ્રી ચંદ્રકાંતભાઈ વ્યાસે ગુરુપૂર્ણિમાવિષે મનનીય પ્રવચન આપ્યું.

LMV Girls High School Standard 9, all 156 students gifted Bicycles

On the 11th of July 2016, under the auspicious blessings and presence of Param Pujya Bhaishree, a bicycle was gifted to all 156 students of Standard 9 of the LMV Girls High School in Sayla.

The Ladakchand Manekchand Vora High School (LMV), was established in 1997 to help promote the education of girls in the Sayla district. Param Pujya Bapuji always had the upliftment of the local community in his heart and particularly empathised with the disadvantaged situation of women.

The school has gone from strength to strength and it is a joy to witness the happiness in these students as well as their thirst to learn and develop.

તા: ૧૧-૭-૨૦૧૬ ના રોજ પૂજ્ય ભાઈશ્રીના હસ્તે પૂજ્ય એલ.એમ.વોરા ગર્લ્સ હાઇસ્કૂલની ધોરણ-૯ ની તમામ ૧૫૬ વિદ્યાર્થિનીઓને સાયકલ અર્પણ કરવામાં આવી.

Sayla Science Centre gifts 100 books to each School in the Prem ni Parab initiative

On the 20th of June 2016, with the blessings of Param Pujya Bhaishree, all schools in the Prem ni Parab initiative were gifted 100 books for their libraries from the Sayla Jivan Viganan Kendra (Life Sciences Centre).

The Science Centre was set up in Sayla by the Prem ni Parab initiative of the Raj Saubhag Ashram to promote education of science. The specialist centre with practical laboratories and interactive science instruments hosts the schools of Sayla District in turn throughout the year to give students a deeper and practical understanding of science in the worlf today.

તા:૨૦-૬-૨૦૧૬ ના રોજ પૂજ્ય ભાઈશ્રીના હસ્તે "પ્રેમની પરબ" સંચાલિત "જીવન વિજ્ઞાન કેન્દ્ર-સાયલામાં સમાવિષ્ટ શાળાઓને લાયબ્રેરી માટે ૧૦૦-૧૦૦ પુસ્તકોના સેટ અર્પણ કરવામાં આવ્યા.

National Association for the Blind (NAB) from Kashmir visit the Ashirvad Trust in Sayla for training

A team of seven staff members from the National Association for the Blind (NAB) – Kashmir visited Ashirvad Trust for the Disabled (ATD), Sayla on 21st March, 2016 to learn from the extensive experience of ATD team in working with rural and backward regions of the country.

Warmly welcoming the team from Kashmir, staff of Ashirvad trust offered comprehensive training for various activities like:

·      Community -based rehabilitation

·      Role of the field worker, especially in rural and backward areas

·      Role and functioning of CBR workers, supervisors and recourse persons

·      How to survey and compile relevant information regarding types of disabilities, rehabilitation, personal visits from village to village; how to counsel and convince the villagers to send their wards for education and training.

The team was also taken to 5 villages including – Dhandalpur, Boondiya wada, Dhajad, Titoda and Avangadh, for a first hand experience of dealing with the rural poor.  They were trained to meet and coordinate with the village Sarpanch (head), organize Self- Help Group meetings and employment fairs.

The team was also taken to Dhajala village’s Usha Silai School for the Disabled and taught to interact with the disabled women in the school.

NAB Kashmir staff members were then taken to Gundiyawada Disabled Persons Home and trained to compile information about various (State) Government Schemes and National Trust Schemes offered to the disabled.

NAB Kashmir members were extremely grateful for the generous and whole-hearted support and training offered to them by the staff at Ashirvad Trust, Sayla.

Commendable work by Raj Saubhag Ashram

Article in Divya Bhasker, 11th April 2016

Raj Saubhag Ashram, Sayla has being doing commendable work on the spiritual front, humanitarian front and educational front.

The Ashram hosts spiritual retreats, meditation shibirs and many religious and cultural activities. Participants throng to the Ashram from many different cities of India and many countries overseas.

Among the significant humanitarian activities, the ashram has rebuilt an entire village (Ninama) razed to the ground by the devastating earthquake and rebuilt 335 homes and the entire village.  

The ashram has also established a girl’s High School and a girl’s College where over 2000 girl students are given free education.  Besides that Raj Saubhag Ashram operates a Community Health Center, an Eye Hospital and a Dental Clinic and many other humanitarian and philanthropic activities.

A mother of a 1 month old baby is supported by her mother-in-law to continue with her exams at LMV College

A mother of a 1 month old baby is supported by her mother-in-law to continue with her exams at LMV College

Just one month before her exams Renukaben Amreli, a student of LMV College from the town of Muli, gave birth to a beautiful baby girl. With her mother-in-law's support she continued her studies, acknowledging the importance of education. Accopanied by her mother-in-law to look after the baby, she arrived to the surprise of fellow classmates to complete her exams.