Sathya Sai Seva Grameen Kendra - Xeldem : Brief History
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Sathya Sai Seva Grameen Kendra - Xeldem : Brief History
- 2. Sathya Sai Grameen Seva Kendra History: His-story
- 3. Need is the mother of Invention Every district should have 1 Grameen kendra came the circular. We tried a lot; put proposal in front of many donors Then came this person Shri Vidyadhar Naik and made the land proposal to us.
- 4. Land was donated in 2005 By Smt.Lali Vishram Forgento represented by her son power of attorney Deepak Leeladhar Sanvordekar. 31ST August 2005 gift deed was signed
- 5. It all started in 2006
- 6. Foundation stone laid by Shri V.Srinivasan (The then AIP of SSSSO) on 20th of January 2006
- 8. The road was not easy Challenges started arising. The problems seemed unsolvable hence members decided to construct the grameen kendra at another plot with larger area donated by Babu Bandekar and Pundalik Karmali.
- 9. Swamis Sankalpa backed by the dedication of the youth team In 2007, the then youth co-ordinator Sarvesh Lotlikar took the initiative and suggested we move back to the place where foundation stone was laid. Every Sunday the youth team would come and work continuously day & night. Within 4 months, the Kendra was ready.
- 10. Sathya Sai Grameen Seva Kendra January 2008
- 11. SSSSO Activities begin The center was soon utilized for Balvikas, weekly Bhajan, Nagarsankirtan, Medical Camp.
- 13. Medical Camp
- 14. Balvikas
- 15. Youth co-ordinator Preetam conducting meeting of Mother & Child Care Team
- 16. More furnishing Our fellow devotee Shri C. Dhaveji with the help of his employer industrialist M/s Pandurang Timblo provided monetary help for the tiled floor and metal grills.
- 17. Celebrations Curchorem samithi celebrated all festivals like Swamis birthdays, new year bhajans and Christmas at the Grameen kendra
- 20. The new kendra was required A former Balvikas student Shri Hari Ranganath, enquired about the extension fo the existing kendra and even offered to help monetarily for the construction. Under the guidance of our DP Shri Prakash Dharvatker we decided to renovate it with a proper plan this time and utilize the area properly. The estimate was submitted to Hari accordingly.
- 21. Today We are blessed Lokaarpan
- 22. Offering at Thy Lotus Feet