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VKRDP Activities Report November - 2014 by

Vivekananda Kendra Arun Jyoti recently organized a few free medical camps at Khalaktang circle of West Kameng district, Arunachal Pradesh.

The importance of coral reefs for fishing in the Rameshwaram island. If coral reefs disappear then fish populations are affected. If fish populations dwindle then fishing communities are affected. Fishing communities  being an integral part of the socio-ecological fabric of the island the adverse impact on their livelihood shall disrupt the social fabric of the island.

It was veritably a great opportunity for me to listen directly to the Hon’ble Prime Minister of our country at New Delhi in the National Level Launching of Mananeeya Eknathji Janma Shati Parva. The everlasting experience gives a great conviction for the need of ‘Man Making”. The fact that a poor lad who sold tea in the streets has become the most respected Prime Minister of our country and one of the popular faces in the world also surges an inspiring spark in all of us.

An Elocution Competition was organized at Don Bosco Higher Secondary School in Wokha, Nagaland by Vivekananda Kendra on 28th of November 2014 which is a part of the series of activities, planned to be conducted to commemorate the Birth Centenary of Mananeeya Eknathji Ranade From 19th November 2014 November to 19th November 2015 Nov

1. “Sri Rama Jaya Rama” Mantra was chanted during Deepa Pooja, Shivalinga Pooja and daily by our Balwadi school children, cultural class students and during monthly meetings by our Balwadi teachers and Social Workers. Every month nearly 7, 68,538 times mantras were chanted in 84 localities.

Vivekananda Kendra Arun jyoti conducted 11 medical camps in Tirap and Changlang districts of Arunachal Pradesh in the month of November 2014.

Nov 19, Itanagar:  Vivekananda Kendriya Vidyalaya Itanagar today organized Eknath

1.  “Sri Rama Jaya Rama” Mantra was chanted during Deepa Pooja, Shivalinga Pooja and daily by our Balwadi school children, cultural class students and during monthly meetings by our Balwad

The coral reefs of Rameshwaram are an important part of the sacred geography. They also have a great evolutionary history. They provide a prominent support for the Gulf of Mannar biodiversity. However today they are facing many threats mainly due to the pollution and global warming. We provide a glimpse into some interesting aspects of the Rameshwaram coral reefs. The coral reefs have been there for millions of years. Home to many organisms the marine biodiversity is heavily dependent on the coral reefs and they had also protected the population from the 2004 Tsunami.