Gandhi-Kumarappa Online Study Programme May 26 to June 24 2025 ഗാന്ധി-കുമാരപ്പ ഓൺലൈൻപഠന പരിപാടി Introduction Numerous economic theories have emerged globally, and they were shaped by thinkers like Adam Smith, Karl Marx, Keynes, Milton Friedman, David Ricardo, Marshall, and Amartya Sen. However, J.C. Kumarappa stands out with his unique economic vision rooted in Gandhian thought. He pioneered a scientific, pro-poor, and sustainable economic philosophy. Unfortunately, independent India hasn't fully utilized his economic ideas. In today's context, corporate dominance has exacerbated economic inequalities worldwide. Large-scale production and resource exploitation have led to climate change, threatening humanity's survival. Kumarappa's economic philosophy is particularly relevant now, emphasizing the need for study and practical application. Against this backdrop, an online study programme is offered on Kumarappa's economic thought from May 26 to June 24, 2025. Acade...
Ba-Kuti: The Abode of Love Siby Kollappallil Joseph Akhilesh Jha' s tribute to Kasturba Gandhi Today marks 81 st remembrance day of Kasturba Gandhi, and the Ashram community came together in the early morning to pay their respects. The day began with a sacred Prabhat Pheri ritual, where the community assembled at Ghanti Ghar and took a round of the ashram premises, accompanied by devotional music, to reach the cottage of Ba Kuti.Participating in the Prabhat Pheri, a serene early morning ritual, was a moving experience for the ashram inmates. This timeless tradition, which has been lovingly continued over the years, fosters a deep sense of community, spirituality, and connection with the ashram's values and legacy.This ritual is reserved for special occasions, including Gandhi's birthday, his martyrdom day, and Kasturba's Memorial Day. To commemorate the anniversary of Kasturba's demise, Akhilesh Jha, a renowned Gramophone Historian, created a beautiful draw...
Aloe Vera Garden in Museum and Library premises of Sevagram Ashram February 4, 2025 The participants of the orientation program at Sevagram Ashram Pratishthan Wardha successfully created an Aloe Vera Garden within the Museum and Library premises on February 4, 2025. This creative endeavor involved the participants in every aspect, from preparing the land to collecting and planting saplings, and finally mulching. They fondly recalled this experience as a highlight of the program. To commemorate their hard work, the participants took a moment to capture photos, enthusiastically chanting "Jai Kisan." . After the completion of the programme in the evening as a symbolic conclusion, the participants, along with Shri Vijay Tambe, Secretary of Sevagram Ashram Pratishthan Wardha, collectively planted a Sankupuspha sapling at the garden's centre.
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