EARTH DAY Celebrations by VTSeva & JET at Osmania University, Hyderabad
April 24 2009 Earth Day was grandly celebrated by HH Sri Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji at Osmania University Campus in Hyderabad
EARTH DAY GRANDLY CELEBRATED
April 24, 2009 - Osmania University, Hyderabad EARTH DAY GRANDLY CELEBRATED Earth Day was grandly celebrated by HH Sri Chinna Jeeyar
CANCER AWARENESS DAY Celebrations in Sri Ram Nagar, Shamshabad
Feb 04 2009 World Cancer Awareness Day Feb 4 was celebrated grandly at Sri Rama Nagar, Shamshabad. Dr. Radha Krishna
Vikasa Tarangini Transforms Prisoners at Cherlapally Jail, Andhra Pradesh
Vikasa Tarangini Volunteers bring a transformation in the prisoners of Cherlapalli Central Prison. More Photos
CANCER AWARENESS DAY Celebrations by Vikasa Tarangini Seva & JET
Feb 04 2008 Warangal & Hyderabad - INDIA - Event Details HH Sri Swamiji guided several participants
WORLD BRAILLE DAY CELEBRATED BY VT Seva & JET
JAN 04 2008 - "WORLD BRAILLE DAY" CELEBRATION BY VTSeva & JET "Their fingers have eyes...Their ears have vision... Their
Cancer Detection Camp at Bhattupalli
Under the guidance of HH Sri Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji, the first Cancer Screening Outreach Program was started on Oct 22nd
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE WORLD Nethra Vidyalaya Students writing exams in Laptops
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE WORLD - Incredible achievement by the blind students of: - Nethra Vidyalayam Junior College
Jeeyar Gurukulam (School for Tribals) at Birsaipeta – Utnur ML, Adilabad District, Andhra Pradesh India Est. Year 2004
July 27, 2007 For the first time the Jeeyar Gurukulam (School) has been established in rural areas infested by extremist
Teachers’ Training for Jeeyar Gurukulams Teachers in Tribal Areas
Trained teachers are intensively conducting classes to all young students who are trained intensively as teachers. These student teachers in
Jeeyar Gurukulam (School for Tribals) at Allampalli – Adilabad District, Andhra Pradesh India Est. Year 2004
The Jeeyar Gurukulam (School), is the 1st school for the tribals, with an enrollment of 350 students. Children from