Chancellor Amma’s initiatives in empowering villagers with education, literacy and health awareness using innovative tablet technology reached 37 villages in 21 states in just one year. Over 1306 children regularly. . .
“We never imagined a life like this.” The first batch of participants in the Amrita Rural Internship program fanned out across India in the summer of 2014 and reported the. . .
“An unforgettable experience.” This was the unanimous response from all 42 students who traveled this past summer during their vacation to one of our villages in Mata Amritanadamayi Devi’s Amrita SeRVe 101 Village. . .
AmritaCREATE labs was invited to showcase their Rural India Tablet Education (RITE) initiative at the launch of READ Alliance by USAID and Center for Knowledge Societies (CKS). The launch event. . .
Amrita SeRVe was inaugurated on January 13th, 2014, at Valaramkunnu Tribal colony in Wayanad district of Keralam. Amrita SeRVe, will implement a comprehensive series of welfare projects intended to improve the. . .
I have tried to point out some of the positive aspects of village life here. We can learn from these people, but there is also much that we can teach.. . .
Amrita RITE- Rural India Tablet Education was launched in Uttarkashi, a district of Uttarakhand state in northern India on 2 February 2014. AmritaCREATE developed this project with the aim of. . .
During Amma’s 60th birthday celebrations the adoption project of 101 villages throughout India was launched. The village of Mulli in the Attappady region of Keralam was one among those chosen. . .
My guide to this valley has been Sudheer. Our task, to find the 34 villages adopted by Amma, meet or at least get name and mobile, of the village mayors. . .
On 29 Dec I have left the relative comfort of Rishikesh to document the relief work of Mata Amritananda Math in the Kedar Valley of the Himalayas. The area was. . .
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