Welcome to Rukmini Vidyalay NGO

RUKMINI VIDYALAYA (Weaker Section, Weaker Federation) was established in the year 1960. By a group of Individuals led by Mr. Divesh P. Tripathi for addressing the plight of certain sections of society distinguishable for their high vulnerability quotient owing to maps & constructions featured in societal make up. With almost 55 years of existence & most honest of intentions the organization, incorporated as a society has touched the lives of thousands of people especially women & children hailing from lowest strata of society & thereby adding meaning to their otherwise uneventful, directions & Mundane existence. Every drop in the ocean counts has been the guiding light for the organization. Thigh there has been small interventions at individual, group or community level but every small step has yielded big chunks of scene of accomplishments.

OUR EVENTS

OUR INITIATIVE

NEWS

Celebration of Gandhi Jayanti and Shastri Jayanti

Painting competition

Newspaper cutting

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EVENTS

Counselling of students

Development Dialogue

Attended the 'Development Dialogue' conducted by 'Ek Soch Sandbox' and 'Deshpande Foundation ' at Swatantrata Bhavan IIT BHU on the 19th of July.

Anti Tobacco Day

Awareness program

Christmas celebration

Meditation workshop

Initiative by Nagar Nigam and Heartfulness

OUR OBJECTIVES

Education & Skill Development

U.P. Health System Development Project

Prevention of AIDS Awareness Program

Maternal Anemia Protection & Awareness Programme

Improvement Programs in Slum Areas

Skill Promotion Program

CITY FACT

Sarnath

Sarnath is to Buddhists what Varanasi is to Hindus. This city was once the greatest learning centre in India and had also been visited by Chinese travellers Fa-Hien and Huien Tsang. The Deer Park is a major attraction in Sarnath; it is believed it is the place where Buddha visited in 528 BC to preach Dharmachakra or the Wheel of Law (his first major sermon after gaining enlightment). Deer Park is a complex now and the central monument here is Dhamekh Stupa, which is believed to be erected at place, where Buddha delivered his first sermon to five disciples. There is another stupa that catches the attention and it is called Dharmarajika Stupa (built by emperor Ashoka). The complex is dotted with small monasteries and temples. The Bodhi Tree is also planted here in the year 1931. In Sarnath, one can also visit the Archaeological Museum that displays a wonderful collection of Buddhist artifacts. The major attraction here is the Ashokan Lion Capital in polished sandstone.