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Annual Report(April 2012 - March 2013)

Issued by

The Secretary

RamakrishnaMissionVidyapithDeoghar, Jharkhand - 814 112

Managing Committee

(From 1st April 2012 to 31st March 2013)

President: Swami Sanakananda, Adhyaksha,

Ramarkrishna Math, Jamtara

Vice President: Mr. Justice Shailesh Kumar Sinha,

Hon’ble Judge, Patna High Court

Secretary: Swami Tyagarupananda

Assistant Secretary: Swami Atidevananda

Treasurer: Swami Jayantananda

Members: Swami Sudhakarananda

Swami Sarvavidyananda

Swami Achalatmananda

Swami Sukhananda

Shri Pranay Kumar Sinha, Advocate

Shri Giridhari Jha, Advocate (since deceased)

Shri Nityanand Mishra

Shri Ashok Kanti Ghosh

Dr. Anup Mallick

Dr. S. S. Sen

Shri Santanu Nandan Goswami

Shri Aparesh Singh,

Hon’ble Judge, Ranchi High Court

Shri Sandip Kumar, Advocate

Auditors

Manoranjan Ray & Co. (Statutory)

Datta Gupta & Associates (Internal)

Our Bankers

State Bank of India, Deoghar

United Bank of India, Deoghar

ICICI Bank, Deoghar

and others

CONTENTS

Introduction 1

Deoghar 2

A Premier Institution 2

Nine Decades 2

Vidyapith Today 3

Academic Performances in the Board Examinations 3

Character Building Initiatives 4

Value Education 4

Physical Education 5

Literary and Cultural Activities 5

Library 6

Computer Literacy 6

Vocal, Instrumental and Fine Arts 6

In-campus Competitions 6

Cultural Function 7

Excursion 8

Competitions and Awards 8

Vivekananda Balakendra 8

Charitable Dispensary and Rural Health Services 9

Arogya 10

Vivekananda 150 Community Computer Centre 11

Celebration of Swami Vivekananda’s 150th Birh Anniversary 11

Gadadhar Abhyudaya Prakalpa 12

Some Expenditures 12

Publications 13

Relief Activities and Nara-Narayan Seva 13

Dairy, Bakery and Flower Garden 13

Spots of Special Interest within Vidyapith Premises 14

Acknowledgement 14

Donors 15

Accounts 21

Introduction

The idea of Ramakrishna Mission Vidyapith, Deoghar was first

conceived by a disciple of Sri Ramakrishna named Swami Turiyananda.

He inspired Brahmachari Vidyachaitanya to start a school.

Vidyachaitanya rented a small house at Mihijam in May 1922 and started

a school with three day-scholars immediately. Eight months later, in

January 1923, he left Mihijam and came to Deoghar with twelve students.

Staying in a house on Rohini Road for one and a half months, he

subsequently shifted to another place on the Kachahari Road. Thereafter,

in mid 1924, he once again shifted Vidyapith to the Khema Villa and the

Bama Villa of Deoghar.

Meanwhile, the work of procuring a plot of land went on in full

progress. After its accomplishment, the portion at Khema Villa was

removed in 1925 to a couple of newly constructed houses, keeping the

other portion at Bama Villa for a while more. Finally, when Vidyapith

was totally shifted in its new premises permanently, Swami Shivanandaji

Maharaj, the then President of the Ramakrishna Order paid a visit and

inaugurated it ceremonially on January 19, 1926, the Saraswati Puja

day. The day is a red letter day in the history of Vidyapith.

To shape Vidyapith from scratch, Brahmachari Vidyachaitanya

had to struggle hard. Swami Turiyananda appreciated him

wholeheartedly for his back breaking efforts. He showed great

satisfaction over his success and affectionately called Vidyapith “A

Brahmacharya Vidyalaya”.

Shivanandaji Maharaj was deeply impressed by Vidyapith’s

dedicated services to the poor. He said: “I visualize a great future for

Vidyapith. I am convinced that great work will be done through this

institution.” His vision came true.

Swami Saradananda, the then General Secretary of the

Ramakrishna Mission and disciple of Sri Ramakrishna extended all

support during Vidyapith’s formative years.

Brahmachari Vidyachaitanya became a Sannyasin in due course

and received the monastic name of Swami Sadbhavananda. In his first

report as Secretary of Vidyapith, he wrote: “Living in touch with

Sannyasins, the boys breathe here an atmosphere of sacrifice and purity.

The habit of self-help which strengthens the character of a man and

makes him fit for the struggle of life is also carefully cultivated in the

boys. By locating the school at a healthy place and by giving boys proper

physical training the institution aims at the improvement in their health.

In short, it affords to its boys secular culture based on spirituality.”

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Vidyapith has been relentlessly following the principles Swami

Sadbhavananda laid down at the outset. It trains boys academically,

intellectually, physically, aesthetically, morally and spiritually. In a word,

Vidyapith is committed to Swami Vivekananda’s “Man Making

Education”.

Deoghar

Deoghar is a well known place of worship. It is a place of Lord

Shiva with an ancient temple of Baba Vaidyanath. It is also a Shaktipith

which is believed to have been harbouring the ‘heart’ of Goddess Sati.

Sri Ramakrishna, Sri Sarada Devi and Swami Vivekananda made

pilgrimages to Deoghar at different times. Deoghar therefore has a

special significance in the history of the Ramakrishna Movement.

Besides, the ‘educational work’ of Ramakrishna Mission began formally

from here with the opening of the Vidyapith school.

A Premier Institution

A small school initially, Vidyapith has now grown into a premier

institution of the country with many activities added to it. It has given

credence to its merit as a true service Institution by its rich social

contributions over the years. This has been possible because of

indefatigable labour and persistent prayers of the monks, workers and

devotees of the Ramakrishna Order.

Since a good deal of spade-work by its pioneers had gone into its

beginning, Vidyapith stands on a solid foundation and eventually steers

past many challenges. As a result, it grows from strength to strength,

making ripples in society.

Nine Decades

Vidyapith has now completed ninety one years of its existence.

It is, therefore, rich in experience and expertise. Witnessing ups and

downs within this period, it had slices of joy and ounces of sorrow. Its

defining moment, however, arrived when it was conferred the “National

Award for outstanding work in the field of child welfare” by the

Government of India in 1986. In recognition of its excellence, the Central

Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi had also honoured Vidyapith

with “Permanent Affiliation”. There are, otherwise, accolades galore to

its credit, from its exceptional performances in numerous other fields of

activity.

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Vidyapith Today

The school is permanently affiliated to the Central Board of

Secondary Education, New Delhi. It has presently 504 students on its

Roll from classes VI to XII. Its residential section is divided into 16 Dhams

(Houses) named after the direct disciples of Sri Ramakrishna.

Vidyapith lays emphasis on value-based education. Boys, along

with their daily lessons in academic studies, receive instructions in Indian

Culture & Value Education (ICVE). They attend morning and evening

prayers in the shrine everyday. And, if need be, innovations in their

training are also made, keeping the requirements of the changing time in

view. In fine, for a comprehensive growth of boys, efforts are being

applied to combine a modern method of education with a traditional

method of Gurukula system, as far as practicable.

Academic Performances in the Board Examinations

RESULT ANALYSIS of SSE (Class X) – 2013

No. of Candidates appeared :: 76

No. of Candidates passed :: 76

No. of Candidates passed with all subjects

in A1 grade (10 out of 10) :: 51

No. of A1 grade (subject-wise) :: 318

Performance in Aggregate

Gradation System: A1- 91 to 100; A2 - 81 to 90; B1 - 71 to 80; B2 - 61 to

70; C1 - 51 to 60; C2 - 41 to 50; D - 33 to 40; E1 - 21 to 32; E2 - 00 to 20

RESULT ANALYSIS OF AISSCE (CLASS XII) 2013

(the 12th batch)

No. of candidates appeared :: 56

No. of candidates securing star marks :: 56

(75% and above in aggregate)

CGPA Range No. of Candidates

10 Point (Grade A1 in all subjects) 51

9.8 point and above 59






Average CGPA of Vidyapith 9.82

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Best Individual performance

Sriman Shreedhar Shandilya :: 96.6%

(without any additional subject)

Performance in Aggregate

Aggregate (school) average :: 89.08%

No. of candidates securing 95% and above :: 06

90% and above :: 31

85% and above :: 42

80% and above :: 51

75% and above :: 56

No. of distinction marks (subject wise) :: 260

(75% and above in individual subjects)

Character Building Initiatives

* Emphasis is given on punctuality and regularity and on respect to

teachers and elders.

* Children were taught Sri Ramakrishna’s teachings “All roads lead to

the same Goal - all spiritual practices lead to the same God”.

Value Education

Discipline is considered the cardinal virtue in Vidyapith. It expects

the students to be honest, obedient, respectful, dutiful and sympathetic.

On top of all, it wants that they should have love for the nation and its

less fortunate citizens.

An atmosphere of devotion and dedication, the Vidyapith holds,

is absolutely necessary for proper education. Congregational prayers,

devotional songs, fortnightly Ram Nam Sankirtan, Janmastami, Shiva

Ratri, Holi, Sri Sri Saraswati Puja, Viswakarma Puja, birthday

celebrations of spiritual leaders are some of the means by which this

atmosphere is maintained. Boys take part in the shrine duties and

ceremonial worships on various occasions.

The students clean their hostels in the morning and tend their

gardens. The junior boys practise Vedic Chanting regularly. Senior

Secondary students chanted the Hanuman Chalisa every Tuesday and

Saturday. As an auspicious beginning, Vidyarthivrata Sankalpa with

Vedic Homa is performed every time for the new entrants to classes VI

and XI.

As a part of moral and value based education in Vidyapith, there

is a tradition of awarding prizes for Best Inculcation of Values, Best

Behaviour and Best Leadership to the boys of classes X and XII. This

year the prizes for Best Inculcation of Values, Best Behaviour and Best

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Leadership were given respectively to Ayush Raj, Aditya Prakash and

Adarsh Kumar Singh (of class X) and Utkarsh, Subham Mishra and

Purushottam Dutta (of class XII).

The purpose of the education process of Vidyapith is to achieve

a comprehensive growth in the students. It believes youths academically

accomplished, intellectually sharp, compassionately sensitive,

physically active, morally sound and spiritually evolved are the real

assets of the nation.

Physical Education

Boys received training from qualified physical instructors who

trained senior students under the supervision of the Chief Warden. Of

late ‘Physical Education’ has been introduced as an elective subject for

the Senior Secondary Students.

FIFA Referee cum Coach Sri Sudhin Chatterjee came to train the

boys in football. There were qualified coaches also for basketball,

gymnastics, karate, yoga and band. Boys participated regularly in drills

and games, using two well-equipped indoor and multi-gym facilities as

well as 21 playgrounds for football, cricket, basketball, volley ball etc.

Some of them took special trainings in gymnastics, karate, yoga and

band. A qualified trainer regularly trained them in swimming in

Vidyapith’s swimming pool. National Yoga champion Sri Sanat Halder

trained the boys for Yoga while professionals from Kolkata instructed

them in the Martial Arts. Tournaments were organized in football, cricket,

table tennis, volley ball and basket ball.

The Annual sports meet was held with usual enthusiasm in the

presence of Ex- footballer and Coach Shri Biswajit Bhattacharya. The

medallions were given away to the winners on the spot by the Guest-in-

Chief.

Parade troops and the band party of Vidyapith kept numerous

spellbound with smart turnouts and rhythmic displays both at Vidyapith

premises and at District Parade Ground during the Independence Day

and the Republic Day celebrations.

Soldiers of the Ramgarh Cantonment (Sikh Regiment) trained

the boys for Parade and Band display in Army style.

Literary and Cultural Activities

“VIDYAPITH”, a school Magazine, was published like every year

with the writings from students, staff, monks as well as guest

contributors.

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Special wall magazines were prepared by the boys and

displayed on glass-paneled boards outside each classroom and dham.

These made interesting reading with articles, stories, poems, drawings,

cartoons and other attractive features.

Well groomed dramas were presented by the boys on different

important occasions under the direction Sri Tanmoy Karmocar, a

professional theatre personality from Kolkata.

Library

Vidyapith has a reasonably large library which serves the

students and the staff according to their needs. As on date (31.03.2013),

there are in all 22033 books (19288 in Secondary Section and 3745 in

Senior Secondary Section) in Sanskrit, English, Bengali and Hindi

languages. It provides 38 periodicals and 5 newspapers to the readers.

There are approximately 2000 books in our Vivekananda Balakendra

Library.

Computer Literacy

The students of Vidyapith enjoy the benefit of two well-equipped

Computer Labs, one in each of the Senior Secondary and Secondary

Sections. Boys are trained properly as per the SSE and AISSCE syllabi.

Vocal, Instrumental and Fine Arts

Vidyapith boys are trained in vocal and instrumental music.

Well known Pakhwaj player Sri Apurba Manna trained them on the

Pakhwaj. Other regular music teachers taught them in the other

disciplines. Seventy eight (78) students successfully appeared in the

test conducted by the Prachin Kalakendra, Chandigarh. Boys learnt

painting, drawing, handicraft and other similar arts from a competent

teacher.

In-campus Competitions

During the period under review, to promote and foster a sense

of healthy contest, inter-dormitory competitions were carried out for

every term. In the Dham competition of the senior group, the selected

Best Dham was awarded the Vivekananda Centenary Commemoration

Challenge Cup, 1945, while the best among the junior dhams the

Rathindra Rudra Memorial Cup, 1946.

Other Memorial Trophies given for Games are as below:

For the Senior Secondary Section:

1. Swami Lokeswarananda Memorial Shield for football;6

2. Between Medical and the Engineering groups (football) -

Swami Lokeswarananda Memorial Trophy for Winners

Swami Gambhirananda Memorial Trophy for Runners up

For the Secondary Section:

1. Swami Lokeswarananda Memorial Trophy for Football (Senior Group)

2. Birendra Memorial Cup for Football for Runners up (Senior Group)

3. Nikhil Memorial cup for Football for winners (Intermediate Group)

4. Gadadhar Challenge Cup for Football (Junior Group)

5. Subrata Memorial Cup for Basketball for Winners (Senior Group)

6. Anil Memorial Cup for Volleyball for Winners (Senior Group)

In order to facilitate all round development of a student, balanced

stress was given in scholastic as well as in co-scholastic activities. As

such, the boys were exposed to various other cultural competitions

like debate, recitation, elocution, quiz, creative writing and also to

seminars and discussions.

Cultural Function

ANNUAL CELEBRATION 2012

Vidyapith observed its 90th Annual Day on 1st

December, 2012

in two sessions – the first being the prize distribution ceremony held at

its Vivekananda auditorium and the second the drill display arranged in

the open air in the evening. Swami Sarvabhutanandaji Maharaj,

Secretary, Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture, Kolkata (and

Trustee, Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission) presided over

the Prize Distribution Ceremony, while Shri Tarun Goswami, City Editor,

The Statesman, Kolkata and Shri Gautam Mohan Chakravorty, Director

General of Police, West Bengal in the chair of Chief Guest and Guest of

Honour respectively. They gave away the prizes to the students for

their distinguished achievements in curricular and co-curricular

activities during the year 2012. The annual school magazine was released

ceremonially on this occasion.

The second session was held in the evening with public

presentation of band drill, yoga, gymnastics, marshal arts and other

shows of physical fitness by the boys. The Deputy Commissioner,

Deoghar presided and Sri Kamal Bhandari the well known master of

physical culture from Kolkata acted as the Chief Guest. The performers

demonstrated their special skill and power of endurance excellently in

each item they offered, for the entertainment of the large enthusiastic

crowd punctuated by local VIPs. The session continued approximately

for three hours and ended with the words of appreciation by the

dignitaries.7

All the students, class-wise get a chance to show off their talents

some time or other during the entire year. Evening programme on the

Republic Day is earmarked for Class X, whereas the Independence day

is allotted to Class IX. Class VIII performed on the Dol Purnima and

Class VII on the Bengali New Year’s Day every year. The prestigious

Teachers’ Day is earmarked for Class XII.

Excursion

Excursion is considered an essential part of education. The

senior students went on Educational Excursions to Ramgarh. They

stayed in the army cantonment there and closely interacted with the

military personnel and officers, picking up useful information regarding

the prospect and future of joining NDA. Secondary students were taken

to local places of interest like Mandar Hill, Massanjore Dam, Rajgir

Nalanda, Trikut Pahar.

A staff picnic was arranged at the Mandar Hill, at about 3 hours

distance from Vidyapith, separately. All teaching and non teaching staff

attended the picnic as per their convenience.

Competitions and Awards

Following are the details of performances of our students in

different competitive examinations during the year:

13 students of Vidyapith participated in 2nd Level 12th SOF

National Cyber Olympiad.

67 students of Vidyapith participated in 15th SOF National

Science Olympiad.

3 students of Vidyapith got state rank in 3rd International English

Olympiad.

Sriman Nirupam Basu stood 2nd in State level National Science

Seminar.

Vivekananda Balakendra

Swami Vivekananda wanted a new India to emerge “out of

peasant’s cottage” and “from beside the oven of the fritter seller”. A band

of dedicated monks of Vidyapith started Vivekananda Balakendra with

a view to translating his vision into reality. It caters to the needs of

underprivileged children, mostly from ST, SC and OBC communities

around Vidyapith. Vivekananda Balakendra offers vocational training

to boys and study-coaching to both boys and girls.

The children of Balakendra were being fed with milk, biscuits

and boiled eggs daily, in order to supplement nutrition with their regular

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food at homes. They utilize their own playground and elaborate

arrangements of games and sports. The strength of its children as on

March 2013 was 302 (Boys: 251 and Girls: 51; SC: 118, ST: 18; OBC:

126; Gen: 38; Muslim: 02).

Vocational trainings are provided in: a) Electric Motor and

Transformer Rewinding b) House Wiring & Electrical Appliances

Repairing (total number of trainees 22).

The Vocational section is an accredited unit of National Institute

for Open Schooling (NIOS).

In the year 2013, 11 students appeared at the Secondary Board

exam (from other schools) under Jharkhand Academic Council and 9 of

them secured Ist Division mark. Since 2007 on the average 85% of

students have secured Ist division mark at JAC (Board) examination.

Vivekananda Balakendra in interior villages outside Deoghar:

Name of village Total no. of students Boys Girls

Bhagawanpur 39 (ST) 21 18

Bhudhwakura 66 (ST) 28 38

Chandajori 50 (SC-4; Gen-1;OBC-45) 16 34

Ghoshpur I 60 (ST) 38 22

Ghoshpur II 46 (ST) 31 15

Karijhak 55 (ST) 31 24

Kharbari 66 (SC) 37 29

Nagpur 30 (ST) 16 14

Rampur 28 (ST) 11 17

Saraia 60 (ST) 26 34

Thariara 54 (ST) 36 18

Charitable Dispensary and Rural Health Services

Sarada Devi Charitable Dispensary of Vidyapith serves the local

poor primarily. A number of qualified doctors are attached with it. During

the year 2012-13, in all 11,934 patients were being treated in its

Allopathy, Homeopathy and Alternative medicine departments. It

contains pathology, ECG and X-ray units in its diagnostic section. Both

indoor and outdoor patients were being attended in it. Many patients

were treated in the Dispensary’s well equipped dental clinic. Numerous

pathological tests were done in its laboratory with a Semi Auto Analyzer.

Dozens of patients were also being treated in its eye clinic with modern

facilities, well equipped physiotherapy unit, ENT unit, and, above all, in

its units of General Medicine, Cardiology, Orthopedics and Gynecology.

Besides, accupressure department the services of EEG, USG were also

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being offered to innumerable who were otherwise in their need.

Number of patients treated during Financial Year 2012-2013

Sarada Charitable Dispensary

Male Female Child SC S.T. Total Patients

Allopathy 4517 2411 1142 42 33 8070

Homeopathy 797 805 365 1967

Alternative Medicine 933 885 79 1897

There are two sections of the indoor facility of the Dispensary,

one being in the Senior Secondary section and the other in the

Secondary Section. The total number of patients treated during the

period was 1074 (adult: 755 and child 319).They functioned under the

able care of a resident doctor, a non-resident physician and a group of

paramedical staff. Deserving patients were admitted in them according

to their conditions and offered treatment till they recovered fully.

Serious patients weren’t, however, kept in them for long – they were

being transferred to larger hospitals outside through their guardians.

In Shravani Mela Medical Camp, treatments were given to 474

patients (Adult 1472, Child - 02). An awareness programme on hygiene

and public health was also conducted among the villages. Vidyapith is

indeed grateful to all who have assisted it procure equipment and logistic

support to be able to offer useful health care to the needy through its

Sarada Devi Charitable Dispensary.

AROGYA

A Mobile Medical Unit - Arogya with portable X-Ray, ECG, USG,

Pathology provision, Pulse Oxy-meter, its own DG set, PA system served

the neady and poor people of the remote villages throughout the year.

This has opened a new dimension in Vidyapith and the visiting doctors

at our Sarada Charitable dispensary are regularly visiting the villages on

every Tuesday. The synopsis of the patients treated during the period is

given below:

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107

153

23

183

102

40

62

23

128

229

167

162

39

197

415

207

187

77

386

55

87

47

96

84

20

143

8

26

3

33

10

6

1

554

314

377

85

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Apr

May

Jun

Jul

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Vivekananda 150 Community Computer Centre

Established in 2011 for unprivileged youth of Deoghar and

nearby adjacent areas. It was started with only 10 students and growing

step by step introducing various certificate courses for six months and

one year. It’s our pleasure to note here that this unit is recently accredited

by the National Open School, Government of India. The centre offers

part-time courses in which groups of boys and girls come to receive

lessons and practical trainings from well qualified instructors. The

students here are being taught with contemporary Theory and Practical

assignments. Beautiful atmospheres and ashrama culture help the

students both boys and girls to learn from the core with infrastructure

of 1:1 computer while the entire Laboratory is connected with LAN.

Already, three batches have passed out of the centre while

another three batches are currently studying.

Boys Girls Gen SC OBC Total

21 6 6 6 15 27

Celebration of Swami Vivekananda’s 150th Birth Anniversary

A marathon rally of local students was flagged off on 5th January

2013 by the Secretary of Vidyapith while on 12th January 2013 an open-air

morning special assembly at the Vidyapith premises presided over by Dr.

Gourab Ganguly, Principal, A. S. College, Deoghar was conducted with all

Vidyapith students, Vivekananda Balakendra children, teachers, staff and

monks . Dr. Sk. Maula Ali, Department of Sanskrit, Guntur University, Andhra

Pradesh felicitated the Chief Guest. It began with floral tributes at Swamiji’s

image and the programmes comprised of songs, reading from Complete

Works of Swami Vivekananda etc. Local schools e.g. Dinabandhu High

School, Bharti Vidyapith and Takshasila Vidyapith garlanded Swamiji’s statue

installed at a public place and then spontaneously joined the assembly,

carrying Swamiji’s picture and placards containing his sayings. The students

of Takshashila Vidyapith enacted Swamiji’s world famous “Chicago Address”.

A Laser Show of one hour duration on the life of Swami

186

126

52

131

76

125

172

162

76

41

101

51

95

141

198

203

56

157

116

135

203

395

198

71

181

200

172

215

66

151

14

123

7

59

74

85

56

64

85

36

124

227

1

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546

405

149

389

243

355

516

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Jan

Feb

Mar

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Vivekananda was arranged in the evening of the 2nd December 2012.

The event was the production of Sri Manik Sorcar the elder son of the

world famous magician Late P. C. Sorcar. The show being the first of its

kind in the town aroused a widespread public interest. People of all

walks of life cutting across all cross sections of society and students of

various institutions were among the spectators. The superintendent of

Police, Deoghar presided over the show.

Gadadhar Abhyudaya Prakalpa

To commemorate Swami Vivekananda’s 150th Birth anniversary,

three apex committees, namely National Committee, Implementation

Committee and Central Executive Committee under the chairmanships of

the Hon’ble Prime Minister, the Union Finance Minister and the General

Secretary of Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission respectively,

have been formed to take care of the various aspects of a nationwide

celebration. These committees started functioning with immediate effect

for the next four years, ending in January 2014, with an elaborate

programme of social services on the anvil.

Vidyapith started the above Prakalpa from the month of

October 2010 with a plan of continuing it for four years. It selected 100

Santhali children of less than 12 years of age from remote Santhali

villages, namely Bhagawanpur, Thariara and Nagpur of Deoghar

District. Each of them was provided with uniform, bag, note-books,

pencils, eraser, pencil cutter, toothbrush, toothpaste, hair oil, football,

ludo and ring. They were being served with milk and tiffin. Teachers

were also appointed for them. This is a sustained monthly programme.

Materials distributed from April 2012 to March 2013 in these

three villages among a total students 100 :

Chura 1350 Kgs., Sugar 900Kgs., Sattu 1125 Kgs., Chana 900

Kgs., Biscuit 100 pkts., Massage Oil 160 Kgs., Toothpaste (100 gms.)

1200 pcs., Toothbrush 400 pcs., Tongue Cleaner 100 pcs., Soap 1200

pcs., Gamchha 100 pcs., Vest 100 pcs., Uniform 100 sets., Football 6 pcs.,

Ludo 10 pcs., Tennis Balls 6 pcs., Exercise Book 900 pcs., Colour Book

100 pcs., Wax Colour 100 sets., Religious Books 100 pcs., Pencil 100

pcs., Pencil Cutter 100 pcs., Eraser 100 pcs., Ring 10 pcs., Bucket big 3

pcs., Bucket small 55 pcs., Shield 2 pcs., Milk 664 Kg.

Some Expenditures

During the year 2012-2013, Vidyapith awarded scholarships

and stipends worth of Rs. 4,13,948/= to deserving students. An amount

of Rs. 13,52,265=00 was spent towards the maintenance of Vivekananda

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Balakendra and another amount of Rs. 11,51,877/= was spent in

Charitable Dispensary and Rural Medical Services.

Publications

Vidyapith has a number of religious publications. Titles it has

brought out so far are as below:

1. Sangeet Sangraha - A collection of songs

2. Sangeet Mala - A collection of songs in Hindi;

3. Sadhan Sangeet - A book of songs with Swaralipi;

4. ‘Bachcho Ke Sri Ramakrishna’ in Hindi - A short pictorial life;

5. Vivekanander Katha O Galpa- A supplementary reader in Bengali

(classes VI & VII);

6. Vivekananda Ki Laghu Kathaein- A supplementary reader in

Hindi (classes VI & VII);

7. Atma Vikas-A book in Hindi to mould the character of the

children;

8. Audio album (CD): Shivatandavam, Shivakalpataru, Namo Bhagavate

Rudraya, Sri Rama Tuhi - Sri Krishna Tuhi (on the occasion of the

175th Birth Anniversary of Bhagawan Sri Ramakrishna ), Juraite Chai

Kothay Jurai ( Bengali)

9. Video Documentary on Vidyapith: BE and MAKE a video album: A

pilgrimage to the 2nd and 3rd Kedar (A holy footage)

Relief Activities and Nara-Narayan Seva

* On 31st October 2012 Vidyapith started blanket distribution and

concluded on 9th

December, 2012. Altogether 750 blankets were

distributed among poor old Santhali people from remote villages.

* A quantity of 675 Kgs. skimmed milk was distributed among the

poor and needy children.

* More than 5000 devotees and poor people were fed in the Nara-

Narayan Seva on the occasions of Sri Sri Sarada Devi’s Tithi Puja,

Swami Vivekananda’s Tithi Puja, Mahastami Day, Saraswati Puja

and on Sri Sri Ramakrishna’s Tithi Puja.

Dairy, Bakery and Flower Garden

Vidyapith has a dairy with mechanical milking facility, having

an average yield of approximately 450 litres per day. There is a Bakery

to meet the internal requirements of loaves, biscuits, cakes and other

confectionaries. All these units functioned satisfactorily.

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Spots of Special Interest within Vidyapith Premises

Museum:

Built with the guidance of National Museum, this museum of

modest size comprehensibly represents the rich heritage of India. India’s

achievements in religion, arts, sciences, literatures and other spheres

through the ages have been depicted in it. An important place has been

given to the tribal cultures and lifestyles of India’s indigenous peoples,

employing relevant models, materials and images. Besides, it presents a

collection of objects, photographs and accounts of personalities

connected with the development of this Institution over the decades.

There is also a department devoted to the life and contribution of Sri

Sarada Devi.

Ramakrishna Darshan:

A permanent exhibition consisting of rare photographs, fibre

glass relief works and descriptions related to them, Ramakrishna

Darshan is a story of Ramakrishna Movement graphically said. It

chronologically demonstrates the history of the Movement, showing

the roles played by Sri Ramakrishna, Sri Sarada Devi, Swami

Vivekananda and his brother disciples. It lays emphasis on two visits of

Swami Vivekananda to the West, his interactions with many important

people abroad and views of well known Indian thinkers influenced by

him.

Aviary:

An island of birds, the aviary contains some birds of uncommon

varieties and coloured plumages, such as the love bird, speaking Mynah,

wild peacock and Kakatuah. They are being provided with natural

habitats in big cages. A few white hares are also kept with them there. It

is actually a piece of garden with birds, flowers, trees and cactuses.

Swimming Pool:

The swimming pool is a comparatively recent addition to

Vidyapith. As stated earlier, boys use it regularly to learn swimming

from a qualified instructor. Its water is being maintained clean, free

from germs and contaminations by means of advanced technology.

Acknowledgement

Vidyapith humbly acknowledges the services of all. It offers

hearty and grateful thanks to its donors and well-wishers as well as to

those who helped it either creating endowments or providing necessary

materials.14

Donors

We offer our heart-felt thanks to sympathetic donors during April 2012 to March

2013. A list of such donors is given below :-

(` 5000/= and above)

1. Dr. A.U.K. Sinha, Siwan, Bihar

2. Dr. Anumay Ganguly, Kolkata, West Bengal

3. Dr. Arun Kumar, Patna, Bihar

4. Dr. D.P. Bhushan, Deoghar, Jharkhand

5. Dr. D.P. Roy Chowdhury, Burdwan, West Bengal

6. Dr. Nani Bath, Rono Hills, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh

7. Dr. Nipan Kr.Sharma, Bokaro, Jharkhand

8. Dr. Raju Pandey, Deoghar, Jharkhand

9. Dr.(Mrs) Veena Roy, Darbhanga, Bihar

10. Justice Shailesh Kumar Sinha,Patna, Bihar

11. M/S Aryabarta Trust, Kolkata, West Bengal

12. M/s Chashma Ghar, Deoghar, Jharkhand

13. M/s Drolia Dawaghar, Deoghar, Jharkhand

14. M/s Global Security System, Kolkata, West Bengal

15. M/s Lakshmi Narayan Trust, Kolkata, West Bengal

16. M/s People’s Welfare Trust, Kollata, West Bengal

17. M/S Sri Gouranga Institution, Kolkata, West Bengal

18. Miss Ujjala Roy, Hooghly, West Bengal

19. Mr. J.P. Balasubramaniam, Dharmapuri, Tamil Nadu

20. R.K. Mission Vidyapith, Purulia, West Bengal

21. Ramakrishna Mission Sikshamandir, Sarisha, 24 Parganas (S), West Bengal

22. Smt. Gayatri Jana, Kolkata, West Bengal

23. Smt. Saswati Das, Kolkata, West Bengal

24. Smt. Sibani Sengupta, New Delhi

25. Smt. Sunita Guha, Kolkata, West Bengal

26. Sri Amit Chowdhury, 24 Parganas (N), West Bengal

27. Sri Amitava Dutta, Kolkata, West Bengal

28. Sri Animesh Sarkar, Guwahati, Assam

29. Sri Anupam Paul, Bangalore, Karnataka

30. Sri Arnab Modi, Howrah, West Bengal

31. Sri Asoke Krishna Dutt, Kolkata, West Bengal

32. Sri Biswajit Ganguly, Kolkata, West Bengal

33. Sri Chandan Chatterjee, Deoghar, Jharkhand

34. Sri Chiranjib Datta, Bankura, West Bengal

35. Sri Indranil Majumder, Kolkata, West Bengal

36. Sri Manoj Kumar Jha, Gurgaon, Hariyana

37. Sri Narendranath Thakur, Deoghar, Jharkhand

38. Sri Nityananda Mishra, Deoghar, Jharkhand

39. Sri Prakash Kumar, Indirapuram, Uttar Pradesh

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40. Sri Priyaranjan Jha, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh

41. Sri Raj Sinha, Siwan, Bihar

42. Sri Rajneesh Ranjan, Mumbai, Maharastra

43. Sri Ram Kanai Basak, 24 Parganas (N), West Bengal

44. Sri Ranjeet Kumar Das, Deoghar, Jharkhand

45. Sri Samar Mitra, Kolkata, West Bengal

46. Sri Sanjeev Krishna, Pune, Maharastra

47. Sri Santanu Nandan Goswami, Kolkata, West Bengal

48. Sri Shatrughna Behra, Guwahati, Assam

49. Sri Shibasis Haldar, Patna, Bihar

50. Sri Shoujit Mitra, Ottawa, ON K2K 3JI, Canada

51. Sri Somesh Mitra, Agarpara, West Bengal

52. Sri Somnath Ghosh, Kolkata, West Bengal

53. Sri Sribir Nag, Kolkata, West Bengal

54. Sri Subheshwar Jha, Deoghar, Jharkhand

55. Sri Sukanta Pal, Chennai, Tamil Nadu

56. Sri Y. Samarendra Singh & Y. Arun Singh, Imphal, Manipur

57. The Trustee, Gramin Unnyan Trust, Kolkata, West Bengal

58. The Trustee, Jagat Janani Trust, Kolkata, West Bengal

59. The Trustee, Sitaram Jindal Foundation, New Delhi

60. The Secretary, Vidyapith Praktani, Kolkata, West Bengal x

LIST OF DONORS FOR MEMORIAL ENDOWMENTS/AWARDS In Memory of Sponsor/Donor Purpose

Swami Sadbhavanandaji Shri Arun Ghosh Prize

Swami Ritanandaji R. K. Mission Vidyapith Welfare

Swami Purnanandaji Shri Kunal Kishore, Patna, Bihar Prize for 3 legged Race

Swami Prapannanandaji Md. Kaiyam Mullick, Kolkata, W.B. Prize for Good Volley Ball Players

Swami Paratmanandaji Shri Alok Bhattacharya, Kolkata, W.B. Prize for Good Basketball Players

Swami Nityanandaji R. K. Mission Vidyapith Staff Maintenance

Swami Nirvedanandaji Sw. Kashiswaranandaji, Hooghly, WB Prize for Best Behaved Boy

Swami Nirvananandaji Swami Nirvanananda Smaran Samity Prize for a Student of

Howrah, West Bengal R.K.M.V., Deoghar

Swami Niramayanandaji Sri Banikanta Chakraborty, Kolkata, WB Prize for Recitation Competition

Swami Mrityunjayanandaji Sri Banikanta Chakraborty, Kolkata, WB Prize (Service in Audio Visual Dept)

Swami Maitreyanandaji Sri Achintya Kr. Tapadar, Raniganj Prize

Burdwan, W.B.

Swami Kripanandaji Ex-Student, Vidyapith Praktani Welfare for C & D Grade Staff

Swami Kashiswaranandaji Sri Arun Ghosh, Kolkata, W.B. Prize

Swami Kashiswaranandaji Sri Rajat Roy Choudhury, Kolkata, WB Prize

Swami Jyotirupanandaji M/S N.K.Prusty Co, Keonjhar Prize for Good Bass Drummer

Swami Jnanatmanandaji Sri Arun Ghosh Prize for Quiz Contest &

Kolkata, West Bengal Prayer Hall Service

Swami Jivanandaji R. K. Mission Vidyapith Academic Incent

Swami Jagadanandaji Swami Dhireshanandaji, Howrah, WB Prize for 200 Metre Flat Race

Swami Gouriswaranandaji Sri Barun Choudhury, New Delhi Prize

Swami Gouriswaranandaji Sri Smriti Kumar Bose, Kolkata, WB Prize for Good Drummers

Swami Gambhiranandaji Miss Chandana Ghosh, Ranchi, Jharkhand Prize for Good Buglers

Swami Gambhiranandaji Smt. Manju De Prize

Swami Gambhiranandaji Sri Rajat Roy Choudhury, Kolkata, WB

Swami Gahananandaji Dr. Arup Bose & Dr.Sangeeta Bose Prize

Hooghly, West Bengal

Swami Gahananandaji Dr. Arup Bose Maintenance of Heritage

Hooghly, West Bengal Buildings of Vidyapith

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Swami Gahananandaji Dr. Sangeeta Bose Maintenance of Heritage

Hooghly, West Bengal Buildings of Vidyapith

Swami Dibyatmanandaji Dr. Sunil Kumar Mallick, Patna, Bihar Prize for Good Gymnasts

Swami Dhruvatmanandaji Sri Arun Ghosh Prize for Extempore

Kolkata, West Bengal Speech Competition

Swami Dhairyanandaji Sri P.K. Gupta, Saharanpur, U. P. Prize for Good Cricketers

Swami Devatmanandaji Dr. G.K.Thakur, Muzaffarpur, Bihar Prize for 200 Metre Flat Race

Swami Chandranandaji Dr. Dharampal Anand Prize for Best Student

Patna, Bihar of Secondary Section

Swami Bhudevanandaji Sri Subhas Basudeva, Nawgaon, Assam Prize for Mike Operators

Swami Bodhatmanandaji Dr. Arun Kr. Bhattacharya, Burdwan, WB Prize

Swami Baidyanandaji Sri Indrajit Ganguly, Frankfurt, Germany Scholarship

Swami Bagiswaranandaji M/S Nandakishore Nayak, Keonjhar Prize for High Jump

Swami Atandranandaji Sri Krishna Gopal Dutta, Kolkata, W.B. Prize for Good Drummers

Swami Alokanandaji Dr. M.K. Pandit, Hazaribagh, Jharkhand Prize for Good Buglers

Swami Adinathanandaji Sri Narayan Ch. Guha Roy, Midnapore, WB Prize

Swami Adinathanandaji Sri Narayan Ch. Guha Roy, Midnapore, WB Award

Swami Abhedanandaji Sri Narayan Ch. Guha Roy, Midnapore, WB Prize for Annual Elocution Compt.

Swami Vireswaranandaji Miss Chinmoyee Tapadar, Raniganj, Burdwan Prize for Academic Attainments

Sunil Ch. Roy Choudhury Prize

Swami Lokeswaranandaji Sri Jayshankar Roy, Nadia, W.B. Prize for Educational Exhibition

Sudhindra Narayan Dasgupta Sri Sambuddha N. Das Gupta, Kolkata, W.B. Prize

Swami Bhuteshanandaji Sri Ashok K.Ghosh & Smt. Deepti Ghosh Prize

Deoghar, Jharkhand

Sri Nirmalya Neogi Late Braj Bihari Prasad, Patna, Bihar Prize for Hurdle Race

Sri Jaydeb Pandey Late Braj Bihari Prasad, Patna, Bihar Prize for Obstacle Race

Sri Babulal Bhargava Sri R.N.Bhargava, New Delhi Stipend to Vidyapith Students

Sri B.K. Banerjee Late Braj Bihari Prasad, Patna, Bihar Prize for 800 M Flat Race

Smt.Bhagwati Devi Bhargava Sri R.N.Bhargava, New Delhi For Balakendra

Sourav Memorial Award Sri S. P. Mukherjee Prize for Highest Marks

Hooghly, West Bengal in English from Class VI-X

Smt. Radha Rani Roy Sri Joy Shankar Roy, Nadia, W.B. Prize for Best Sports Man

Sitaram & Sri Sitakunj Memorial Trust Gold Medal for Overall

Kunj Behari Jhunjhunwala Kolkata, West Bengal Highest Scorer AISSCE (Cl. –XII)

Shri Shailendra Nath Kundu Sri Ayan Pal, Howrah, W.B. Scholarship

Satyabati Pathak Smt. Kshetra Sikdar, Hooghly, W.B. Prize for Commanders

Saila Bala Devi Sri Samir Kumar Roy, Kolkata, W.B. Award for Good Dham Sevak

S. L. Mehta Dr. (Mrs.) Geeta Mehta, Ahmedabad, Gujarat Award for Best “Arati” Performer

Ramkamal Prize for Securing Highest

Marks in English in IX

Ramchand Parsram Ramchand Parsram Wadhwa Charitable Scholarship to poor and needy

Wadhwa Charitable Trust Trust, Bangalore, Karnataka

Ram Bahadur Prasad Dr. (Mrs.) Rajkishori Jha,Muzaffarpur,Bihar Scholarship

Radhakanta Sri Arun Ghosh Award for Best Sportsman in Hockey

Rabindranath Banerjee & Smt. Anima Banerjee Thakur Seva

Anima Banerjee Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh

Prof.Kalika Ch.Roy Choudhury Smt. V.L.Roy Choudhury Prize for Highest Marks

Hooghly, West Bengal in Sanskrit in Class-IX

Prativa Devi & Prof. Gopikesh Chakraborty Prize for General Profiency

Charu Chandra Chakraborty Kolkata, West Bengal

Prasenjit Roy R. K. Mission Vidyapith Prize for Inter School Speech

Competition on Swamiji

Paramesh Ranjan Ghosh Sri Mohan Ghosh, Kolkata, W.B. Prize

Nani Gopal Chakraborty Sri Prashidesh Chakraborty Scholarship

Pramatha Nath Paul Dr. Debabrata Paul Prize for Essay Compt. about

Midnapore,W. B. Ideals of Sw.Vivekananda

Prafulla Bala Choudhury Sri S.K. Choudhury Prize for Inter School

Guwahati, Assam Compitition on Swamiji

Nishanath Roy Choudhury & Dr. D.P. Roy Choudhury Prize for General Profiency

Sarat Kamini Devi Burdwan, West Bengal (Class VIII – IX)

Nirod Chandra Pathak Smt. Kshetra Sikdar, Hooghly, W.B. Prize for Commanders

Nirmalya Neogi Sri Arindam Ghosh, Kolkata, W.B. Prize for Inter School Compt.

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In Memory of Sponsor/Donor Purpose

Nirmal Sundari --- Prize for Securing Highest

Marks in Bengali in X

Narendra Nath Sikdar Prof. B.N.Sikdar, Hooghly, W.B. Award for Art Competition

Monmatha Nath Roy Sri Jayshankar Roy, Nadia, W.B. Prize for Educational Exhibition

Mishria Mahato Sri Kunal Kishore, Patna, Bihar Prize for Throwing Cricket Ball

M (Master Mahashaya) Smt. Ishwar Devi Gupta Prize for Debates/Seminar

Sri Ma Trust, Chandigarh on R.K. Kathamrita/Life of M

Ujjal Kumar Moitra Smt. Aparna Debi Prize for Securing Highest Marks in

Kolkata, West Bengal Computer Science in Class X/XII

Swami Pavananandaji Sri Smriti Kumar Bose, Kolkata, W.B. Prize

Parimal Roy Prof. B.N. Sikdar Award to a Teacher teaching in

Hooghly, West Bengal the Top Most from classes IX-XII

Nabakumar Saha Sri Shyamananda Saha, Kolkata, W.B. Scholarship

Keshavlal Ganguly Late Shanti Ranjan Ganguly Prize to the Best Boy of

Howrah, West Bengal Senior Secondary Section

Hironmoyee Roy (Mother) Sri Joyshankar Roy, Nadia, W.B. Prize

Asim Krishna Dutt & Sri Asoke Krishna Dutt Balakendra

Kumar Krishna Dutt Kolkata, West Bengal

Dr. Mrinmay Ghosh Sri Chinmay Ghosh, Kolkata, W.B. Eye Treatment for needy boys & girls

Kumar Krishna Dutt Sri Asoke Krishna Dutt, Kolkata, W.B. Scholarship for Santhal Boys

Kamalini Devi Prof. B.N.Sikdar Award for Service in

Hooghly, West Bengal Games & Sports Department

Kamakhya Bhattacharya Sri Suprakash Saha, Kolkata, W.B. Prize for 100 Metre Sprint

Jogesh Chandra Tapadar & Dr. Achintya Kr. Tapadar Prize for Topper of Vidyapith

Bholadashi Tapadar Raniganj, Burdwan, WB Exam.& Highest marks in Language

Jnanananda Roy & Sri Arun Kumar Roy Scholaship to the meritorious

Smt. Gouri Roy California,U.S.A. Students of Vidyapith

Jamunada Sri Kunal Kishore, Patna, Bihar Prize for 100 Metre Sprint

Jaminikanta Roy Choudhury Sri Suprakash Saha, Kolkata, W.B. Prize for Putting the Shot

Wife Smt. Moorti Devi Sri K.M. Singhal, Munirka, New Delhi Balakendra

Mother Smt. Billwabasini Debi Dr.S. P. Roy Chowdhury, Burdwan, W.B. Library

Illustrious Ancestors Sri Asoke Krishna Dutt, Kolkata, W.B. Balakendra

Holy Mother Smt. Seeta Badrinath, Chennai Scholarship for Education of a poor girl

Hema Haima Smt. Sobhana Lahiri, Howrah, W.B. Scholarship

Hem Nalini Ganguly Late Shanti Ranjan Ganguly, Howrah, W.B. Prize for Balakendra

Gourishankar Gupta Hara Shankar Gupta, Kolkata, W.B. Stipend

Gokul Rani Nath Dr. A.K. Nath, Khulna, Bangladesh Stipend

Girish Chandra Ghosh & Sri Nirmal Kumar Bose Shield for Best Dramatic &

Sisir Kumar Bhaduri Cultural Performances

Girindra Smriti Padak (Prize) for Highest

Securing Marks in Test Exam

G. Arun Kumar Sharma Smt. H. Jamuna Devi, Imphal, Manipur Prize for Good Sportsmanship

Duttlal & Smt.Laxmi Duttlal Laxmi Devi Memorial Gold Medal for Overall Highest

Devi Jhunjhunwala Charitable Trust, Kolkata, W.B. Scorer in AISSE (Class-X)

Dr. Indra Kr. Bardhan & Sri Amar Kr. Bardhan Prize for Creative Writing

Kiranmayee Bardhan Kolkata, West Bengal (Inter School Competition)

Dr. M.L. Chattopadhyay Dr. Amitabha Chattopadhyay Award for Tabla Recital

Kolkata, West Bengal (Senior & Intermediate)

Dr. Hiranmay Kr Banerjee Prizes for Highest Marks

in Maths (Classes VII to IX)

Dhrubendranath Ghosh Smt. Rekha Ghosh Prize for class IX Math,

Patna, Bihar VIII English, VII Bengali

Deoki Devi Sarda Sri Bal Kishan Sarda, Howrah, W.B. Thakur Seva

Debjani Kar Sri Pradip Kar, Agartala, West Tripura Prize

Debasis Mitra Sri N.N.Mustaphee, Kolkata, W.B. Prize

Swami Vishuddhanandaji Dr. Achintya & Mrs.Minati Tapadar Award to a Sr. Student for profici-

Raniganj, Burdwan, West Bengal ency in Academic Attainments

Brajabala Devi Prof. B.N.Sikdar, Hooghly, W.B. Award for Service in Shrine

Biswabrata Paul Dr. Debabrata Paul, Midnapore, W.B. Prize for Recitation Compt.

Bilwabasini Roy Choudhury Dr. D.P. Roy Choudhury For purchase of

Dr. S.P. Roy Choudhury Library Books

Sri V.P. Roy Choudhury

Asansol, Burdwan, W.B.

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Bidyut Kumar Mukherjee Late Bidyut Kr Mukherjee Prize

Swami Sridevanandaji Sri P.K. Gupta, Muradabad, UP Prize for Handwriting Compt.

Swami Siddhantanandaji R. K. Mission Vidyapith Library

Swami Shaktirupanandaji Late Braj Bihari Prasad, Patna, Bihar Prize for Long Jump

Swami Sauryanandaji R. K. Mission Vidyapith Stipend

Swami Satswarupanandaji Sri Arabinda Sarkar, Midnapore, W.B. Prize for Recitation Compt. (Jr. Gr.)

Beloved Son Supratim Bose Sri Prateek Bose Award for Best Student

Kolkata, West Bengal of English in Class-XII

Anil Kumar Dey Sri Ajit Kumar Dey, Kolkata, W.B. Sadhu Seva

Swami Satswarupanandaji Swami Brahmeshanandaji Prize for Debate Competition

R.K.M. Home of Service, Varanasi, UP

Swami Sanmatranandaji Late Braj Bihari Prasad, Patna, Bihar Prize for Javellin Throw

Asim Krishna Dutt & Sri Asoke Krishna Dutt Balakendra

Kumar Krishna Dutt Kolkata, West Bengal

Asim Krishna Dutt Sri Asoke Krishna Dutt, Kolkata, W.B. Nutritious food for Vidyapith boys

Amitava Guha (Babla) Sri Sunilava Guha, Kolkata, W.B. Library Service

Asoke Sen Nirban Math Trust, Belabagan, Deoghar Nutritious food for Balakendra kids

Hena Rani Ghosh Sri A.K. Ghosh, Deoghar, Jharkahand Thakur Seva

Maya Majumdar Smt. Deepti Ghosh, Deoghar, Jharkhand Thakur Seva

Daya Shankar Mukherjee Smt. Geeta Devi, Ranchi, Jharkhand Balakendra

Swami Pavananandaji Sri Sudhanshu Kr. Saha Prize for best Hockey player

Ontario, Canada

Prof. Prasanta Kr. Choudhury For Balakendra

Darjeeling, W.B.

Chinmoyee Tapadar Dr. Achintya Kr. Tapadar & Miss Minati Award to a Senior student

Tapadar, Raniganj, Burdwan, W.B. for proficiency in vocal music

Swami Lokeswarananda M. Roshni Kumar Singh Sadhu Seva

Memorial Fund Imphal East, Manipur

Gita Bagchi Shri Sudhir Chandra Bagchi, Mumbai Stipend

Phanindra Mohan Mitra Sri Sanmoy Mitra Scholarship securing highest marks

Howrah, West Bengal in Eng.& Math in Class-XI

Sri Anuradha Sarkar, Kolkata, W.B. Sarada Charitable Dispensary

Late Parul Bala Ghosh & Sri Susil Chandra Kumar Sadhu Seva

Late Bhabataran Ghosh Howrah, West Bengal

Late Shibchandra Mukherjee Sri Sourabh Mukherjee, Kolkata, W.B. Sadhu Seva

Moorti Devi Singhal Sri K.M. Singhal, New Delhi Balakendra

Late Achintya Kumar Tapader Miss, Minati Tapader Scholarship

Burdwan, West Bengal Sr.Student For Best

Proficiency in English

Prodosh Kumar Moitra Mrs. Aparna Debi, Kolkata, W.B. Prize

K. M. Singhal, Moorti Devi Smt. Aditi Balakendra

and Yogendra Mohan Singha Munirka, New Delhi

Late Chaturvedula Srimaha- Mr. C. Udayshankar, Uppal Scholorship to poor and tribal

lakshmi & Seetha Rama Sas Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh boys and girls of class XI

Bommaganti Seeta Rama Sastry Mr. C. Udayshankar, Uppal Scholarship to poor and tribal

& Chaturvedula Srimah Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh boys and girls of class XI

Late Deb Ranjan Goswami Sri Paresh Nath Goswami, Burdwan, W.B. Ramakrishna Childrens’ Fund

Brother Late Gouri S. Gupta Smt. Gitanjali Sengupta, Kolkata, W. B. Mobile Medical Services

Father Late Smt. Manasi Mukherjee Vivekananda Balakendra

Prakitibhushan Bhattacharya Kolkata, West Bengal

H.H.Sant Kirpal Singhji Maharaj Padma Keshav Charitable Trust Maintenance of Kirpalaya

Indore, Madhya Pradesh Laboratory Building

Sw. Vireswaranandaji Maharaj Smt. Ujjala Roy, Hooghly, W.B. Sadhu Seva

Sri Gourishankar Rammohan Koppikar Vivekananda 150 Community

Nasik, Maharastra Computer Centre

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Other Endowments

Sponsor/ Donor Purpose

Sri Rabi Pada Ball, Deoghar, Jharkhand Prize for Annual Sports

Late Shanti Ranjan Ganguly, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh Prize to promote some of Swamiji’s Ideals

Stipend: M/s R. P. Electronics, New Delhi; Smt. Rama Devi, Muzaffarpur, Bihar; Sri Shambhu Nath Das; Late Braj

Behari Prasad, Patna, Bihar

Thakur Seva: Devotees Ramakrishna Math, Kolkata, WB; Devotees through Revered President R. K. Math &

Mission,Belur Math, Howrah;Sri Nikhil Ch. Sengupta, Howrah, WB; Swami Chetasanandaji, R. K. Mission, Belur

Math, Howrah; Sri Ashok Kanti Ghosh, Deoghar; Smt. Tanya Ghosh, Kolkata, West Bengal;

Vivekananda Balakendra: Dr. (Mrs.) Veena Roy, Darbhanga, Bihar; Smt. Sreemati Mukherjee, Kolkata, West Ben-

gal; Shri Harinath Banerjee; Mr. Selvakumar Selvaratnam, Eastham, London;Centre Vedantique, France; Sri N. R.

Chakravarty, United Kingdom; Mr. J. Mehta, United Kingdom; Ramakrishna Vedanta Centre, UK; Prof. Prasanta Kr.

Choudhury, Darjeeling, WB

Charitable Dispensary: Jagat Janani Trust;Purna Chandra Smriti Trust;Bhabatarini Trust;Nav Bharat

Institution,West Bengal Seva Trust;Devi Annapurna Trust;Shankar Foundation;Muktananda Trust;Sri Danai Chand

Institution; Swami Dayatmanandaji, Ramakrishna Vedanta Centre, United Kingdom

Ramakrishna Childrens’ Fund: Sri Jayanta Chakraborty, Thane, Maharastra; Sri Harinath Banerjee

Hooghly, West Bengal; Sri Kalyan Roy Chowdhury, Siliguri, Darjeeling, West Bengal; Sri Santanu Chattopadhyay,

Bokaro, Jharkhand; Sri Mohar Sanyal, Mumbai, Maharastra; Dr. Swapan Kumar Deb, Agartala, Tripura; Sri Sekhar

Chandra Dutta, 24 Parganas (N), West Bengal; Dr. Gostha Behari Das, Siliguri, Darjeeling, West Bengal; Sri Sanjay

Kumar Ghosh, Raniganj, Burdwan, West Bengal; Sri Parthasarathi Mitra, Kolkata, West Bengal; Sri L. Sanakoba,

Canchipur, Manipur; Sri Subhas Das, Asansol, Burdwan, West Bengal; Dr. Birendra Nath Rai, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh;

Dr. Nitish Ranjan Mandal, Midnapore, West Bengal; Sri Amitava Basu, Howrah, West Bengal; Sri Salil Chatterjee,

Ukhra, Burdwan, West Bengal; Sri Lal Mohan Banerjee, Purulia, West Bengal; Sri Shyam Kumar Chaudhary,

Muzaffarpur, Bihar; Sri Krishna Kanta Laskar, Nagaon, Assam; ,Sri Amitava Banerjee, 24 Parganas (N), West Bengal;

Sri Mukti Sadhan Chaurasia, Ranchi, Jharkhand; Sri B. Guha, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh; Sri Prabir Kumar Roy

Barman, Cachar, Assam; Sri Gautam Sengupta, Kolkata, West Bengal; Dr. Prabir Sanyal, Asansol, Burdwan, West

Bengal; Sri Neelmani Sinha, Muzaffarpur, Bihar; Sri Arbind Kumar Dey, Muzaffarpur, Bihar; Sri Valmiki Vimal

Muzaffarpur, Bihar; Dr. P. K. Ganguly, Mumbai; Dr. Kamal Bose; Sri Sujit Ranjan Sarkar, Kolkata, West Bengal; Smt.

Jayanti Sarkar, Kolkata, West Bengal; Sri Shoujit Mitra, West Bengal;

Sadhu Seva:- Sri P.K. Ghosh, Kolkata; Swami Chetasanandaji, Ramakrishna Mission, Belur Math, Howrah; Km.

Ujjwala Roy, Hooghly; Smt. Anuradha Sarkar, Kolkata; Sri Mohan Lal Thakur, Deoghar, Jharkhand; Sri Rajeev Kumar

Thakur, Deoghar, Jharkhand; Sri Pushpesh Kashyap, Deoghar, Jharkhand; Sri Indra Bhan Prasad, Deoghar, Jharkhand;

Sri Rajnandan Sharma, Deoghar, Jharkhand; Sri Biswanath Bose, Kolkata; M/S Pandey Construction, Berhampore;

Pandey Centering, Deoghar; Sri Brajesh Kumar & Sri Shailesh Kuamr, Banka; Sri Sanjoy Kumar, Deoghar; Sri Avai

Kumar, Begamsarai, Begusarai; Sri Sandip Dutta; Dr. Anup Kumar Mallick, Kharagpur; Sri Anirban Gupta, Baidyabati,

Hooghly; Dr. Nandit Sen; Sri Pralay Sinha, Advocate, Ranchi, Jharkhand; Vidyapith Praktani, Kolkata, WB; Sri

Shailesh Kumar Sinha, Patna, Bihar; M/s Jyoti Timber, Deoghar; Sri Raghavananda Jha, Deoghar; Dr.Vijay Kumar,

Purnia; Sri Iswari Prasad Singh; Smt. Sucheta Banerjee, New Delhi; Late Shambhu Nath Das; Mrs. Aloka Majhi,

Kolkata; Mrs. Sulekha Dutta, Kolkata, W.B.; Sri Ananda Lahiri & Smt. Mandakini Lahiri, Rohini, New Delhi; Smt.

Shyamali Choudhury, Kolkata; Dr. Anindya Sundar Mondal, Burdwan, West Bengal; Sri Sudarshan Guha, Kota,

Rajasthan; Swami Dhruveswarananda, Deoghar, Jharkhand;

Mobile Medical Service: Sri Bharat Lal Sharma, Deoghar, Jharkhand; Sri Ajit Kumar Mishra, Dhanbad, Jharkhand,

Sri Biswajit Ganguly, Kolkata, West Bengal, Sri Aniruddha Bhattacharjee, Kolkata, West Bengal; Trustee, Muktananda

Trust, Kolkata West Bengal; Trustee, Nav Bharat Institution, Kolkata, West Bengal; Trustee, Jagat Janani Trust.

Kolkata, West Bengal; Trustee, Mahapravue Institute. Kolkata, West Bengal; Trustee, Bisweshwar Foundation,

Kolkata, West Bengal; Dr. Anindya Sundar Mondal, Asansol, Burdwan, West Bengal; Dr. S. N. Roy, Kolkata, West

Bengal; Dr. J. Shankar Roy, Kolkata, West Bengal; Chandrakona Road Viveka Society, Medinipore, West Bengal; Dr.

Dulal Chandra Sen, Kolkata, West Bengal; Swami Sandarshanananda, Deoghar, Jharkhand; Dr. S. K. Ghatak, Kolkata,

West Bengal; Smt. Minati Chatterjee, Howrah, West Bengal; Sri Gourishankar Rammohan Koppikar, Nasik,

Maharastra; Dr. Pranay Phukan, Dibrugarh, Assam; Vidyapith Praktani, Kolkata, West Bengal.

20

ACCOUNTS

Auditors’ Report

I / We have audited the attached Balance Sheet of the

Ramakrishna Mission Vidyapith, Deoghar, Jharkhand as at 31st March,

2013 and also the Income & Expenditure Account for the year ended on

that date annexed thereto. These financial statements are the

responsibility of the management. My / Our responsibility is to express

an opinion on these financial statements based on my / our audit.

I / We conducted my / our audit in accordance with auditing

standards generally accepted in India. Those standards require that I /

we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about

whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An

audit includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the

amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. An audit also includes

assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made

by management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement

presentation. I / We believe that my / our audit provides a reasonable

basis for my / our opinion and report that:

(a) I / We have obtained all the information and explanations which,

to the best of my / our knowledge and belief, were necessary for

the purposes of my / our audit;

(b) In my / our opinion, proper books of account have been kept by

the above-mentioned branch so far as appears from my / our

examination of the books;

(c) The Balance Sheet and Income and Expenditure Account referred

to in this report are in agreement with the books of account;

(d) In my / our opinion and to the best of my / our information and

according to the explanations given to me / us, the said accounts

give a true and fair view in conformity with the accounting

principles generally accepted in India:

(i) in the case of the Balance Sheet, of the state of affairs of the

above-mentioned branch as at 31st March, 2013 and

(ii) in the case of the Income & Expenditure Account, of the

Surplus / Deficit of the branch for the year ended on that date.

MANORANJAN RAY & CO.

Place: Deoghar Auditors

Date: 26.05.2013 (Signature with seal)

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Previous Year FUNDS & LIABILITIES Amount

` `

CAPITAL FUNDS:

58500173.64 Land & Building Fund 57649150.40

8735639.17 Movable Properties Fund 8151361.00

11493476.00 Endowment & Permanent Fund 12976166.00

14619054.00 Development Fund 17285954.00

RESERVES: GENERAL FUNDS

Educational & Cultural:-

25731824.05 Secondary School 29720136.59

155166.14 Welfare -230285.86

1607075.69 Tailoring 2087078.69

-2480487.13 Animal Husbandry -2921794.63

3225208.15 Boys’ Store 3893460.25

1063468.93 Publication 1210693.93

895151.37 Book Sales 1021314.87

-3325143.86 Balakendra -4096011.36

30684592.48

0.00 Medical (Charitable Dispensary) 0.00

0.00 Rural Development 0.00

2412765.92 General 2525484.02 33210076.50

LOANS & ADVANCES:

From: (i) Headquarters

(ii) Others 0.00

SUNDRY CREDITORS:

Inter-Branch

2515769.00 External 1753268.00 1753268.00

SUNDRY AMOUNTS PAYABLE:

Outstanding Expenses

7849750.00 Fees & Charges received in advance 11320625.00

6612.00 Others 0.00 11320625.00

SUNDRY DEPOSITS:

2213000.00 Caution Money 2741000.00

11698698.32 Students’ Deposit 10597399.42

149698.00 Private Deposits 199237.00

301989.00 Others 390594.00 13928230.42

147368888.39 Total 156274831.32

RAMAKRISHNA MISSION VIDYAPITH,

Balance Sheet as

Signed in terms of our Separate Report of even date

P-9, Dakshini Co-op. Housing Society, Canal South Road, Kolkata - 700105

Camp: Deoghar, Jharkhand

Date: 26.05.2013

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DEOGHAR, JHARKHAND

at 31st March, 2013

Previous Year PROPERTY & ASSETS Amount

` `

FIXED ASSETS:

51942657.64 Land & Buildings 57649150.40

6557516.00 Construction Work-in-Progress 0.00 57649150.40

8735639.17 Movable Properties 8145543.00

INVESTMENTS:

11493476.00 Endowment Permanent Fund Investments 12976166.00

Land & Building Fund Investments

Movable Properties Fund Investments

14619054.00 Development Fund Investments 17285954.00

47826770.00 Other Investments 50230350.00 80492470.00

450292.00 LOANS & ADVANCES (Considered good): 529400.00

SUNDRY DEBTORS (Considered good):

Inter Branch

54246.00 External 57088.00 57088.00

SUNDRY AMOUNT RECEIVABLE:

Outstanding Fees & Charges

Others 9773.00 9773.00

SUNDRY DEPOSITS:

46712.50 Electricity Deposit 46712.50

58095.00 Other Deposits 73529.00 120241.50

STOCK OF SUNDRY MATERIALS:

6931.00 Building Materials 58861.00

Others (if any, specify) 58861.00

2824369.00 CLOSING STOCK (As per I/E A/c) 3650705.00

CASH & BANK BALANCES:

51431.00 Cash In Hand 42855.00

0.00 Cheques in Hand

1584832.29 Cash at Bank in Current & Savings A/cs 4271545.04 4314400.04

851127.12 BALANCE WITH HEADQUARTERS 891473.58

GENERAL FUNDS (Debit Balances):

265739.67 Medical (Charitable Dispensary) 355725.80

Rural Development 355725.80

147368888.39 Total ` 156274831.32

M. RAY

PROPRIETOR

Swami Tyagaraupananda

Secretary

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For MANORANJAN RAY & CO.

Chartered Accountants


Schedule of Funds as

Credit Balance as

at 01.04.2012

(In case of Dr. Balance

indicate with a [ - ] sign)

Add: Capital Grants

Capital Donations

(i.e. Corpus donations):

Cash

Kind

Foreign Contribution

Transfer from

Income & Expenditure

A/C for acquiring Assets

Income from Investments

Transfer from different Funds

Net Surplus as per

Income & Expenditure A/c

A. Total ̀

Less:

Depreciation on Assets

(Contra)

Transfer to different Funds

Net Deficit as per

Income & Expenditure A/c

B. Total `

Balance as at 31.03.2013

as per Balance Sheet (A-B)

58500173.64

510000.00

842600.00

0.00

0.00

4122.00

0.00

59856895.64

2207745.24

2207745.24

57649150.40

8735639.17

200000.00

706323.00

0.00

9641962.17

1490601.17

1490601.17

8151361.00

11493476.00

1482690.00

N.A.

N.A.

12976166.00

N.A.

0.00

12976166.00

14619054.00

1293000.00

N.A.

1373900.00

17285954.00

N.A.

0.00

17285954.00

` ` ` `

ParticularsLand &

Building

Fund

Movable

Properties

Fund

Endowment

Permanent

Fund

Development

FundGeneral

Fund

2412765.92

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

112718.10

2525484.02

N.A.

0.00

2525484.02

Rural

Dev.

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

Medical

Fund

-265739.67

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

0.00

-265739.67

N.A.

89986.13

89986.13

-355725.80

` ` `

M. RAY

Auditor

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DEOGHAR, JHARKHAND

at 31st March, 2013

Welfare

155166.14

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

0.00

155166.14

N.A.

385452.00

385452.00

-230285.86

Tailoring

1607075.69

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

480003.00

2087078.69

N.A.

0.00

2087078.69

Boys’ Store

3225208.15

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

668252.10

3893460.25

N.A.

0.00

3893460.25

Publication

1063468.93

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

147225.00

1210693.93

N.A.

0.00

1210693.93

Book Sale

Secondary

School Balakendra

895151.37

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

126163.50

1021314.87

N.A.

0.00

1021314.87

25731824.05

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

3988312.54

29720136.59

N.A.

0.00

29720136.59

-3325143.86

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

0.00

-3325143.86

N.A.

770867.50

770867.50

-4096011.36

` ` ` ` ` ` `

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`

683011.10

44039.00

824315.00

23381903.00

11799703.00

3439923.36

314444.00

279055.50

206998.00

2817344.30

802821.50

148362.00

174765.50

73000.00

695.00

0.00

188434.00

231665.00

371682.00

1201979.00

222249.00

382423.00

47588812.26

INCOME

Donation - Cash

Donation - Kind

Donation - Foreign Contribution

Government Maintenance Grant

Fees & Charges

Boarder’s Fees & Charges

Interest & Dividend

Sale of Religious Literature:

Publication

Book Sale

Other Sales:

Religious & Other Articles

Boys’ Store

Tailoring

Sundries

Income from House Properties

Income from Annual Magazine

Miscellaneous Income

Receipts from Headquarters

Closing Stock:

Publication

Book Sale


Boys’ Store/Medical Store etc.

Food-stuff

Deficits:

Government Grants

Public Bodies’ Grants

Donations

Profit on Sale of (Sale Proceeds

less book value):

Insvestments

Other Assets

Deficit carried to Balance Sheet

Vidyapith

General

`

362657.55

0.00

352569.55

715227.10

Secondary

School

`

455015.00

62884.00

32163545.10

12669734.00

4936843.10

0.00

187296.50

55000.00

105036.25

4447.00

21674.00

444588.00

2014.00

51108076.95

Tailoring

`

1209164.00

227685.00

1436849.00

M. RAY

AUDITOR

28

the year ended 31st March, 2013

DEOGHAR, JHARKHAND

Book Sale

`

335562.00

150085.00

250451.00

310523.00

1046621.00

Publication

`

212846.00

170513.00

383359.00

Boys’ Store

`

3155327.10

1316809.00

4472136.10

Rural Dev.

`

1903.00

450000.00

451903.00

Welfare

`

104.00

18000.00

385452.00

403556.00

Total

`

819679.55

62884.00

0.00

450000.00

32163545.10

12669734.00

5307412.65

0.00

212846.00

335562.00

150085.00

3155327.10

1209164.00

0.00

187296.50

55000.00

105036.25

4447.00

170513.00

250451.00

310523.00

1566168.00

444588.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

2014.00

385452.00

60017728.15


SECRETARY

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Previous Year

13008114.50

3136942.00

407898.00

2588084.50

1662382.50

272631.00

280383.00

2471899.50

767032.50

141084.00

244795.00

275275.50

8826013.00

418855.00

304622.00

436541.00

327601.00

29312.00

99607.00

30600.00

98329.00

38807.00

139517.00

25.00

154228.00

200826.00

355532.00

1316586.00

382421.00

38415944.00

EXPENDITURE

Establishment Expenses

Educational & Cultural Expenses

Stationery, Postage & Telephone

Maintenance of Land & Building

Other Maintenance Expenses

Purchase of Religious Books

Publication Expenses

Expenses for Boys’ Stores

Expenses for Tailoring

Purchase of Religious & Other Articles

Expenses for Sadhu Seva

Expenses for Puja & Celebration

Boarding Expenses

Expenses of Guest House

Medical Expenses

Relief & Welfare Expenses

Project Expenses Etc.(Rural Development)

Travelling Expenses

Expenses for Annual Magazine

Adult Education

Vocatuional Training

Audit Fees & Expenses

Miscellaneous Expenses

Yearly Contribution to Headquarters

Interest on Loan to Headquarters

Payments to Headquarters

Opening Stock:

Publication

Book Sale


Boys’ Store/Medical Store etc.

Food-stuff

Total Carried Forward

Vidyapith

General

0.00

302089.00

300420.00

602509.00

Secondary School

17776924.50

3021226.00

363554.00

9046314.50

1971747.00

10594972.00

1038306.00

648757.00

413600.00

34758.00

71442.00

43191.00

52989.00

25.00

23866.00

17688.00

222249.00

45341609.00

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30

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DEOGHAR, JHARKHAND

Tailoring

811858.00

144988.00

956846.00

Book Sale

248817.50

68293.00

231665.00

371682.00

920457.50

Publication

47700.00

188434.00

236134.00

Boys’ Store

2764581.00

1039303.00

3803884.00

Rural Dev.

451903.00

451903.00

Welfare

18000.00

32285.00

353271.00

403556.00

Total

17776924.50

3021226.00

363554.00

9046314.50

1971747.00

248817.50

47700.00

2764581.00

811858.00

68293.00

302089.00

300420.00

10594972.00

1038306.00

648757.00

431600.00

451903.00

34758.00

71442.00

32285.00

353271.00

43191.00

52989.00

25.00

0.00

23866.00

188434.00

231665.00

371682.00

1201979.00

222249.00

52716898.50

` ` ` ` ` ` `

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Previous Year EXPENDITURE

Vidyapith

General Secondary School

``

38415944.00

0.00

8480.00

1803900.12

1357142.00

0.00

25657.00

255522.64

5339743.50

47206389.26

Total Brought Forward

Capital Expenditure met from

Revenue Income:

(a) Land & Buildings etc.:

Land

Buildings etc.

Construction W-I-Progress

(b) Movable Properties:

Furniture, Equipment etc.

Vehicles

Library Books

Loss on Sale of / Written-off:

Investments

Other Assets

Surplus carried to Balance Sheet

602509.00

112718.10

715227.10

45341609.00

0.00

4122.00

0.00

673436.00

17238.00

15649.00

1067710.41

3988312.54

51108076.95

`

M. RAY

AUDITOR

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DEOGHAR, JHARKHAND

Tailoring Book Sale Publication Boys’ Store Rural Dev. Welfare Total

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956846.00

480003.00

1436849.00

920457.50

126163.50

1046621.00

236134.00

147225.00

383359.00

3803884.00

668252.10

4472136.10

451903.00

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451903.00

403556.00

403556.00

52716898.50

0.00

4122.00

0.00

673436.00

17238.00

15649.00

1067710.41

0.00

5522674.24

60017728.15


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To Date:

The Secretary

Ramakrishna Mission Vidyapith

P.O.: Vidyapith, B. Deoghar

Deoghar : 814 112, Jharkhand

Sub.: Creation of Endowment

(Rs. 10,000/- and above)

Respected Maharaj,

Please accept my/our respecful pranams.

I have a humble request. I want to donate (voluntary

contribution) an amount of Rs. ... ... ... ... ... ... (Rupees ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...) only for an

Endowment for Thakur Seva/ Sadhu Seva/ Prize/ Scholarship/

Tribal Welfare/ Services for poor and needy/ Arogya (Mobile Medical

Service for rural area) / Ramakrishna Children Fund/ Development

Fund/ Vivekananda Balakendra/ Charitable Dispensary in memory

of ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. ... ...

... ... ... ... ... ... .... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .

I shall be highly obliged if you kindly accept the amount for the

aforementioned fund and give us a receipt along with a certificate

for Tax Exemption U/S 80 G.

I pray to the Holy trio to bless all at Vidyapith.

Yours affectionately,

Signature of donor

Name:

Address:

PAN:

Phone No.:

Email ID (if any):

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