Sevagram Ashram Pratishthan, Wardha

  Second International Online Fellowship Program on Nonviolence and Peace October 02, 2023 to January 30, 2024   Sevagram Ashram Pratishthan Wardha, MS, India Gandhi International France   Academic University Collegefor Non-violence and Human Rights-AUNOHR   Lebanon   MGM University Chh. Sambhajinagar, Aurangabad, MS, India       Second International Online Fellowship Program on Nonviolence and Peace October 02, 2023 to January 30, 2024   Civilization is essentially a journey of nonviolence, Gandhi said.   For him, nonviolence is the law of life. The world has come to realize this fact, as Gen. McArthur said, violence ‘is not only fundamentally wrong but contains the germs of self-destruction’. The work of Gandhi demonstrated the efficacy of nonviolence as an attitude and a system of conducting personal and public life in a manner that is just, peaceful, and sustainable. This assumes great significance in the 21 st century, as m odernity has made ev

  The Peace Bell was donated by the United Nations Association of Japan in 1954. It has become tradition to ring the bell twice a year: on the first day of spring, at the Vernal Equinox, and on 21 September to celebrate the International Day for Peace. International Day of Peace and  the Message from Ukraine Siby K Joseph  Introduction Building lasting peace has been major concern of international organizations like United Nations and governments all over the globe. Sustainable peace is considered as an essential prerequisite for the exercise of fundamental duties and rights of individuals. Only such a peace can ensure the citizens to lead a life enriched with values of justice, freedom, equality, solidarity, sharing and togetherness. Human beings quest for peace has prompted the United Nations and similar bodies to devote specific days for the promotion of peace and non-violence. The observance of International Day of Peace by the United Nations is an effort on the part of organizatio

  Nai Talim and its symbiotic relationship with 'Work in Education' within the NCF 2005   A group of students from the Centre for Excellence in Teacher Education at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai as a part of academic pursuit in the History of Education course, guided by Dr. Arindam Bose came to Sevagram Ashram  on 16 and 17 September, 2023  It was a part of  the  group assignment, conceived to foster historical insights  from those who worked   in the domain of Nai Talim and its symbiotic relationship with 'Work in Education' within the NCF 2005. The team consisted  of  Ms. Mallika Joshi,  Mr. Kishor Bethekar, and  Mr. Ritika Hazrati, all students of CETE. They reached the Ashram on 16 th  morning and visited Anand Niketan School of Nai Talim Samity and experienced the application of Nai Talim principles in the school curriculum. They also had discussions with people associated with Nai Talim. In the afternoon they visited the Library and Research Centre

 

Regional Level Dialogue of Women Women for a better country and better world Gandhi  Peace Foundation, New Delhi  Delhi, Sevagram Ashram Pratishthan, Vidarbha Bhoodan Gramdan Sahyog Samiti and Rashtriya Yuva Sangathan   jointly organized a  regional level two-day women's conference at the   premises of Sevagram Ashram Pratishthan on September 9-10 .  More than 100 women from 12 districts of Maharashtra as well as Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh were present for this programme.  The programme was inaugurated by Ashaben  Bothra, President of Sevagram Ashram Pratishthan at   the Seminar Hall of Yatri Niwas.  Prerna Desai, National Coordinator of Rashtriya Yuva Sanghatan was present on the occasion.  The programme  started with Sarvadharma Prarthana.      Ashaben  Bothra in her  inaugural speech said that today in modern times women are relying on intelligence to make their mark in various fields.  Women  are not secure   in this country,  the incident of Manipur proved this again.  She rai

Visit of Scholars and Academics A group of scholars and academics from University of Jaffna, South Eastern University of Srilanka, University of Calicut, Mahatma Gandhi Central University, Mothihari visited the Library and Research Centre of the ashram September 9, 2023 and held discussions with Dr. Siby K. Joseph. The group included dean, senior professors, heads of departments and research scholars.    

    Permanent Exhibition of Portraits of Mahatma Gandhi   Photo Credit: Akash Singh Thakur  Susheel Kumar Gotla, an artist from Hyderabad through his canvas portrayed ten paintings of Mahatma Gandhi depicting different moods in an effort to disseminate Gandhi through the medium of art. He thought the right place to show case his art work is the newly established Library and Research Centre for Gandhian Studies of Sevagram Ashram Pratishthan,Wardha   which organizes various course of studies and host national and international events.   His association with the Sevagram Ashram started when he applied for a scholarship to do an International fellowship program on Peace and Nonviolence organized by Sevagram Ashram Pratishthan Wardha in association with MGM University Aurangabad, Sabarmati Ashram Ahmedabad and Gujarat Vidyapith. During this course Susheel was invited by Sevagram Ashram to participate in an international symposium on Gandhi and Beyond : Quest for a New World Order   in

 

 Demolition of Gandhian heritage at Varanasi Louis Campana, awarded with the 2008 Jamnalal Bajaj Prize for the promotion of Gandhian values outside India and as a member of the Ark of Lanza del Vasto (France), on behalf of Gandhi International (France), of which he is the founding president, wishes to protest strongly against the illegal eviction of the Sarva Seva Sangh from its premises in Varanasi on 22 July 2023 and the subsequent demolition of its heritage buildings on 12 August 2023. These acts of violence were apparently carried out without any court order and in total disregard of the democratic principles that prevail in India, which claims to be the world's largest democracy. It is very sad to notice that India has now been going through many assaults on the heritage of Gandhi, oftentimes to the benefit of capitalist interests and at the expense of the environment and future generations. Gandhi International and its members call upon all Indian non-violent movements to int

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