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Time of India
12 hours ago
- General
- Time of India
CM Sarma lays foundation of community kitchen in Nalbari
Guwahati: CM Himanta Biswa Sarma on Saturday performed 'bhumi puja' and laid the foundation stone for the Akshaya Patra Foundation's centralised community kitchen at Gandhia in Nalbari. The community kitchen, budgeted at Rs 25 crores, will serve 25,000 students midday meals across schools in Nalbari district and parts of Tamulpur and Baksa districts. Sarma acknowledged the Hare Krishna Movement and Akshaya Patra Foundation's contributions in providing meals in govt schools. Current mid-day meal staff will maintain their positions, while teachers can focus more on academic duties. He also noted Akshaya Patra's assistance during floods in Kamrup district. The chief minister discussed the midday meal programme's development, which began in the Jalukbari constituency in 2011-12 and expanded to various Guwahati regions and Kamrup district. Earlier, Sarma inaugurated a three-storey inspection bungalow near Ghograpar Higher Secondary School, constructed at approximately Rs 4.96 crores.
Hans India
22-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Hans India
Hare Krishna culture camp from April 24
Hyderabad: The cultural wing of the Hare Krishna Movement, Hyderabad, SUMEDHASA (Intelligence Through Culture), will be starting a 'Culture Camp 2025' – a holistic and value-based summer enrichment programme designed for children from April 24. A poster and teaser of Culture Camp 2025 were unveiled by Satya Gaura Chandra Dasa Prabhuji, president of the Hare Krishna Movement – Hyderabad. According to the officials, this 21-day immersive camp, to be held during the summer break, offers a blend of Indian traditional arts, cultural activities, and spiritual learning. Children will have the opportunity to explore modules such as pooja vidhana, mantras, chanting slokas, Krishna Rhymes, vedic stories, fireless cooking, Yogic games, ensuring all-round development while staying connected to their rich heritage. Highlights of the camp will include Ratha Yatra, a chariot festival specially curated for kids, 'Abala Gopalam', Abhishekham to Supreme Lord Sri Krishna by kids and Mega Talent Day, a grand finale where children will showcase their learnings and creativity, said a senior officer. Students can register by visiting the official website at The timings of the camp are from 8:45 am to 1:00 pm. Children aged between 6 and 16 years are eligible. For more details, interested individuals can contact 81436 55188.
