It provided an excellent opportunity to provide a very good exposure to Ekal Vidyalya. On 25 March2007, a breakfast party was conducted at Kamala Nehru Park, Malabar Hill in Mumbai.Īround eight hundred people attended the event. Inspite of 3rd March being Holi and a Lunar Eclipse, the Hall was full, and it remained so till the end. This was a musical dance presentation which was widely appreciated. A souvenir was released by Shri D.N.Bubna on the occasion.This was followed by a program by Shri Ashok Hande " Hum Saath Saath Hain".
He said he would give 1% of the cost of the total schools and also support the Residential project coming up in Wada. Shri Jhunjhunwala was very impressed by the noble work and pledged his wholehearted support. Working President, Shri Jitu Bhai Bhansali presented the report of the Mumbai Chapter. Gupta welcomed the guests and introduced FTS to the guests. The Chief Guest was Shri Rakesh Jhunjhunwala (eminent Stock Broker) and Guest of Honour was Shri Girdharilal Bawri-Chairman, McLeods Pharmaceuticals. The function started with Ganesh Vandana by our 3 year old member (grand daughter of Umesh & Urmila Shah) The Mumbai Chapter of Friends of Tribals Society (FTS) held its Annual Day Function on Saturday 3rd March 2007 at Ravindra Natya Mandir, Prabhadevi. The show was a grand success and raised over $700 for Ekal Vidyalaya! They invited Kalamandapam and Rupa Nartan, two prestigious Kuchipudi and Kathak schools respectively from Northern Virginia to perform along with two solo Bharatanatyam performers. On Februat 7:00 PM in the Mcleod Hall Auditorium, the University of Virginia's Hindu Students Council arranged an Indian Classical Dance Program as a benefit event for Ekal Vidyalaya. For past 3-4 years students have been generating awarness and funds for Ekal school. University of Virginia is a great place to learn. They have already mastered the art of giving.Įkal Vidyalaya Foundation (Washington DC chapter) and Youth For Ekal Seva (YES) extend sincere best wishes for the remainder of the school year to the Chinmayam class, to Yuva Kendra members for their kind help and Kedar and Monica for their contributions.Įkal colors of dance - Indian Classical dance program at University of Virginia
The evening awakened the audience – our children are capable leaders of tomorrow, they have the inspiration, motivation and the zeal to keep the momentum of self service alive. He is donating the tuition collected from the students to Ekal DC chapter for sponsoring an Ekal Vidyalaya.
He is a 16-year-old outstanding student of math, science and biology who is tutoring his own age group students in Virginia for SAT exams. Monica Thakrar (Chinmaya Yuva Kendra) prepared wonderful certificates for each participating student and also for Kedar Nath Mulpuri who gave an inspirational speech. They took care of all aspects of the show, right from planning, preparing flyers, publicity to the meticulous details of audiovisuals. The students presented a variety of acts ranging from a group invocation that started the show to Indian classical music and dance. In a few hours Fusion 2007 collected $2246. What can be more precious than providing a gift of education to the under-privileged children of India? Having realized this they presented their individual talents and efforts to an audience of close to 300 proud parents and other guests as Fusion 2007. This was a class project that centered on seva. On March 24th 2007, Chinmayam class (almost thirty 10-12 grade boys and girls) of Chinmaya Mission Washington Regional Center (46 Norwood Road in Silver Spring Maryland) found a reason to reflect upon the need for education for children in India. Fusion2007 - an extraordinary benefit project for Ekal Vidyalaya
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