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Ramakrishna Mission, Vijayawada
came into existence on February 6, 2001. It is
a branch centre of Ramakrishna Mission Headquarters
(website), Belur Math which
was founded by Swami Vivekananda in 1897. (Read More...)
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| Ramakrishna Mission High
School (Telugu Medium) |
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The Ramakrishna Mission High School
at Sitanagaram offers classes from VI to X std.
in Telugu Medium. The school is a Government aided
school and has nearly 215 students. The Mission
provides free education to all the students. Scholarships,
free books, uniforms and stationery are provided
to deserving students.
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| Ramakrishna Mission School
(English Medium) |
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The Ramakrishna Mission School
at Sitanagaram offers classes from LKG to X std.
in English Medium. Nearly 460 students are enrolled.
The first batch of students will appear in Class
X Public Examination in this academic session.
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Vivekananda Vidyarthi
Nilayam (Hostel
for School Boys) |
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Attached to the High School, a
free Hostel was started in the academic year of
2009-10 with five boys. Boys studying Vth standard
in Telugu Medium, State Syllabus, are eligible
for admission in VIth standard. Annual intake
is limited to five. Interested parents are to
contact us during the end of April of every year
for admission details.
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A special programme for youth,
carrying the bold, invigorating and inspiring
message of Swami Vivekananda to them. Every Sunday
at 5:00 pm at Gandhinagar.
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| Vivekananda Balala Sangha |
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To inculcate moral and spiritual
values in children in the age group 9-15 years
and to create in them an awareness about Indian
Culture and Heritage for their well-rounded personality
development.
Every Sunday at 9:00 am at Sitanagaram
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Viveka Vahini is a mobile
unit carrying audio–video equipment, pictorial
exhibits, a beautiful life-size image, literature
on the life and message of Swami Vivekananda.
This Unit will go to various educational
institutions and rural areas taking the
life-giving message of the illustrious Swami
to the young students and rural-folk. (Webpage)
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