 It was an unique privilege for NEA Sadiya to have been invited to witness the four days. Entrepreneurship “I create” workshop organized under the able guidance of VKSPV.
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VISHWABHANU -
Bimonthly Bulletin of Vivekananda Kendra Vedic Vision Foundation is
released today covering the month April and May 2012.
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Acharya Prashikshan Shibir:
14th APS was conducted at the Kendra Head Quarters, Kanyakumari. 118 teachers participated in the 25 days Shibir. The state wise details of the participants are given below.
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VK, Shimla branch organised a free Homoeopathic medical camp in its premises on 20/5/12 Sunday with sponsorship from Prof. S.R.Mehrotra, Retd. Professor in History, H.P.University, Shimla. Dr. Poonam Sood, D.H.M.S. from Rammandir Market treated the patients. About 43 patients got benefit from this camp. All the patients were given free medicine also.
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Green Fire in a Wolf's Eyes and Deep Ecology
This is a short preview of what you get in this month newsletter
 Deep ecology is not just theory and understanding of an analytical science. It is based on a deeper and holistic experience. What do the green fire in a dying wolf's eye and the voice of a mountain tell an ecologist? Read how an unitary experience becomes the basis of for the transformation of a conventional ecologist into a deep ecologist.
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Dakshina Kannada District ( Mangalore) :
 a) Cultural examinations were conducted on Swami Vivekananda’s Life and Message at 28 colleges in Mangalore District, 982 students wrote the examination.
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 This month newsletter bring you a wonderful article on embedded mind in nature by Italian deep ecologist Guido Dalla Casa. He demonstates how the evolution of science allows us to see the embedded mind in all levels of existence. This also has its reflection on Ethics. Ethics should extend not only to humans but also non-human lives on the planet which have embedded mind. He declares "An ecosystem is a mind-endowed complex system."
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 Vivekananda Kendra Arun Jyoti recently conducted one Health Worker Training Camp at Dibrugarh under Health Service Forum. 23 youths from interior parts of Tirap and Changlang districts of Arunachal Pradesh participated in this five days residential camp.
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 2 days workshop conducted for class 10th students of Amrita Vidyalaya on 7th and 8th of April. Sri Nirag Dave conducted the camp. Time Management , Relaxation techniques, Memory improvement games, Group discussion, interaction with children, patriotic songs, trataka, omkara dhyana etc are the main events in this workshop. 80 students participated.
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Vivekananda Kendra Arun Jyoti organised a camp for the students of class-VI to class-XII of Upper Subansiri, West Siang, Upper Siang and East Siang districts from 24th April-28th April, 2012. The main motto of this five days camp was to develop the overall personality of the participants.
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 Sanskar vargaActivity report from may 2011 to march 2012
Kary paddati:
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 Vivekananda Kendra Arun Jyoti has organized FIVE Days Moral value enhancement training camp specially designed for the students of Class VIII to XII on 16th to 20th April for the students of six district at VKV Chimpu, Itanagar. The age old indigenous practice of valued Sanskar, which gives an individual, good moral character & ethics to lead a successful life & develop leadership quality of an Ideal human being. Keeping this view a residential “Sanskar Varga Prashikshan Shibir” was conducted from 16th to 20th April.
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On 24 April 2012, VKV Doyang celebrated the Earth day with the following activities :
 1. Placard making- Students prepared placards under guidance of teachers on 23 April. Slogans bearing message of a green earth were depicted.
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From November 2011 to March 2012
 The RDP (Rural Development Programme) wing of Vivekananda Kendra organises various regular activities as well as special activities. Following is the list of activities undertaken during the above period.
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VK Shimla organised the following programmes during the year 2011-12.
15/7/2011 Guru Purnima was celebrated by conducting a Havan. Sri Nandlal Verma, Sanyojak was the Yajaman. Sri Mansaram Gautam was the chief priest. It was attended by around 30 persons.
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