Showing posts with label Indian heritage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indian heritage. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 3, 2009

IISH


National Heritage Centre




National Heritage Center (NHC)
has been established at Mazhuvanchery, Near Kechery, Trissur - Guruvayoor Road, Trissur in a sprawling land area of 10 acres. The NHC campus has a series of institutions managed by IISH, which are functioning from 2003 onwards. It has a Aryabhatta Heritage Library which is opened to one and all at any time for referring the heritage books. The library has a second section of the collection of modern scientific books. This library books are utilized by student and academic community all the seven days.

New books are added to this library available through purchase or as donation. Computer documentation of all the books has been completed and available for the reader.

NHC has a Heritage museum where ancient materials are displayed which has become a good attraction for the academic community and students. A printed display of the history of India as main points are given in the museum.

Under NHC there is a guest House and Canteen for the visitors and an auditorium which can accommodate more than 600 people. NHC also has a seminar hall with projectors, OHP facilities, audio and video facilities including movie projectors with the computer based presentation, recording facilities. A series of exposure courses , summer vacation classes, camps, inhouse and out house training programs and lecture are conducted in this center. Social and value based publications are brought out from NHC.

Bhaskara Computer center and BSS computer college Approved by Govt of India has been functioning here. The college imparts study classes at all level. IISH Vocational Training College is functioning under the NHC and variety of long term and short term courses are conducted here.

ADDRESS:-
National Heritage Center
Mazhuvanchery , Near Kechery,
Trissur - 698501
Tel.: +91-4885-240 236
Mob: +91-9446361149

Director
Dr. K.Haridasan Pillai
email:
ph. +91- / mob. +91- 9895481886

Bharatheeya Vidya Vihar

Bharatheeya Vidya Vihar
Bharatheeya vidya vihar (BVV) is school having more than 500 students as on 31st March 2008. It has two wings Bharatheeya vidya vihar school based on CBSE Syllabus and value based IISH syllabus has at present Std I to V and every year additions are taking place in higher classes and divisions.
The second wing of BVV is the Bharatheeya Sisu Vihar where Preprimary, LKG and UKG students are enrolled with value based preliminary learning.

All the modern facilities including computer education starts from Std. I and also Sanskrit education. An ultra modern Dhruva park and sports facilities are part of the BVV. An excellent school library is also functioning . Audio and video teaching is the most important part of the BVV curriculum. BVV also impart training on value based education for the teachers and students of other school also. Bharatheeya vidya vihar has a third wing for tuition classes for Std. IV to IX known as Bharatheeya Vijnaana Vihar. The new building with an estimate of Rs. 15 million is being constructed in the campus for housing all the above.

Bharatheeya Kalaa Vihar is giving training classes in Indian music and arts including musical instruments.

ADDRESS:-
Bharatheeya Vidya Vihar
Mazhuvanchery , Near Kechery,
Trissur - 698501

Contact:-
Academic Programes Director
Dr. K. Haridasan Pillai,
Tel: +91-4885-240 236
Mob: +91-9895481886
Mob: +91-9446361149

Cherukolpuzha Hindu matha sammelanam

"Cherukolpuzha Hindu Matha Sammelanam"



Indian Institute of Scientific Heritage - Program

Title:
Cherukolpuzha Hindu matha sammelanam
When:
every year february
6th February, 6.30 pm Cherukolpuzha Hindu matha sammelanam,cherukolpuzha place near pathanamthitta,kerala

Who is Hindu

Why it is known as sanathana dharma?
Sanathana word means ( according to Bhagavath geetha) the one which cannot be destroyed by any method and the one which is ever existing in everything which is immovable and non perishable is the sanaathanam. So this dharma is ever existing and it cannot be destroyed . So it is sanaathanam.

who created hinduism?
Thousands of Rishies, during the course of thousands of years could formulate a perfect style/way of thinking and practicing various aspects and concepts in the life. Those are codified as the customs and rituals or in short acharas. These acharas combined together form the dharma . Dharma is the way of life. So Hinduism is the way of life.

Why it is said that Hinduism is not a religion?
It is not created by an individual / prophet/ Rishi . So it is not the opinion (matham) or advise of an individual. So it is not a religion. It is the contribution of thousands of Rishies.

How are hindus defined?
Aa sindo sindu paryantham yasya bhartha bhoomikam maathru bhoo pitru bhoo schaiva sa vai hindu riti smruthaa:
Those who consider and respect the country which extends from Indus valley ( sindu river ) upto Indian ocean as their motherland, father land or holy land, they are the Hindus. ( all those consider Bhratham as their own mother/father/holy land they are the Hindus)

Who is Hindu ? 
The puraanas tell thatHimalayam samaarabhya yaavath indu sarovaram tham deva nirmitham desam hindustanam prachakshathey. The nation which starts from Himalayas and ends in Indian ocean and which is created by the god is known as Hindustanam. And those who are living there are Hindus.
 
Who were/ are the Aryans ?
The word Aryan does not mean any race or a group of people. It only means the scholarly people. You know arya vaidya sala, aryaavartham, aryavepu, aryaputra all meant for ‘scholarly’ meaning. During the last days of Maxmuller ,he too commented strongly that, Aryan word has got nothing to do with a race. In Vedas there are a number of places where the Arya word is used as “krunvantho viswam aryam = let us make the world a glorious one. "Srunvanthu viswe amruthasya putraa aaye dhamaani divyaani thasthu = the children of immortals, Let us come together and chant the great songs. Here too the message is Arya. Every wife , in olden days, use to call her husband of royal family as aryaputra.
Hindu culture