Ramakrishna Math Vivekananda Veda Vidyalaya

Among the glories of Indian culture, Vedic heritage occupies a central place. The eternal truths and laws of the spiritual world regarding man’s true nature, the nature of the ultimate reality, everlasting freedom and peace were discovered by the ancient Indian sages, and are enshrined in the Vedas. The Vedas …

Inspiration: Swami Vivekananda, the foremost disciple of Sri Ramakrishna and a prophet of modern age, throughout his life, took special interest in propagating the message of the Upanishads. He prophesied on the day he passed away, that a Veda Vidyalaya would come up within Belur Math premises. Establishment and the …

Admission: The students are drawn from the poor section of the society. Some of them are first generation students. They get admitted to class XI. Courses of Studies: The Samhita and Upanishad portion of the Vedas in particular, contain a number of mantras which are sublime, and bear profound significance. …

A National level competition was organized at Varanasi by Sanskrit Bharati, a voluntary organization for promoting Sanskrit. Saikat Mohanta stood first in Vyakarana Shalaka competition, Pravat Mondal stood 2nd in the Nyaya Shalaka competition and Debjyoti Kundu stood 3rd in the Sahitya Shalaka competition. The first prize winner was awarded …

Monetary Position: The Vidyalaya is run solely on public donation. In running the Vidyalaya we do not receive any grants from the government nor any fees or contributions from the guardians of students studying here. The annual expenditure of the Vivekananda Veda Vidyalaya comes to the tune of Rs. 15 …