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Welcome to Nandini Voice for the Deprived, an organisation founded by
Mr. N.S.Venkataraman to serve the poor and the needy.

Nandini Voice for the Deprived is of the view that equidistribution of income is as important as its generation, to ensure human harmony. Poverty is a sign of social sickness and is only due to the tendency of individuals to amass wealth, which often is possible only by denying it to others. As Mahatma Gandhi said, "There is enough in the world to meet everyone's need, but not everyone's greed."



Nandini Voice for the Deprived further believes that the individual initiatives is the best method of solving the problems of the poor and the deprived, as it would not only improve the living standards of the poor and the downtrodden, but would also enhance the quality of life of the "haves".


Share your income with those who do not have it adequately. You would find ultimately, that sharing your income with others would give you much more satisfaction and rewards than holding on to your money till you reach the unavoidable date of death.
Nandini Voice for the Deprived believes that the problems of the deprived can be largely solved, if everyone in the country belonging to the middle and upper income group would extend support to the poor and deprived section of the society.

Ultimate solutions for the problems of India would arise by generation of the wealth as well as equal distribution of the wealth.

While generation of the wealth is a long term process, equity in distribution of wealth can be carried out in quick time, if every Indian in the middle and upper income group would realise their duty towards the poor and deprived, who are fellow citizens and equal children of God and share their income with them.

Nandini Voice for the Deprived is striving to position itself as Role Model for the society by initiating number of projects such as Free Computer Schools, Exhibition sale of products made by disabled persons etc.

Feel the pleasure of serving those in distress and thus elevate your life's quality to Himalayan heights. The vulgar love for money would make you less of human and more of devil

GANDHI JAYANTHI DAY

ESSAY COMPETITION FOR COLLEGE AND SCHOOL STUDENTS

Nandini   Voice For the Deprived has pleasure in announcing Essay competition for college and school students on the following subjects in the context of forthcoming Gandhi Jayanthi Day (2nd October, 2010)

                    *          ESSAY COMPETITION FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS ON

         “HAS GANDHIAN PHILOSOPHY BEEN LOST IN THE PRESENT DAY INDIA?”

                        *          ESSAY COMPETITION FOR SCHOOL STUDENTS ON

                                              “ WHAT I LEARN FROM GANDHIJI’S LIFE?”

Objective:

While India has made impressive advancement in science and technology and economic growth since independence, there is considerable concern in the country about the fall in ethical and moral standards in public and private life in India. There seem to be an impression in the country that Mahatma Gandhi’s  philosophy has now been ignored in the country, leading  to falling value system.

On the eve of Mahatma Gandhi’s birth day, it is necessary to encourage the students to think about the relevance of Mahatma Gandhi’s philosophy to the present time and to the future India. The healthy debate among student community about the relevance of Gandhiji’s philosophy in today’s time would bring back Gandhian thoughts to the national agenda.



Eligibility:

*        College students studying in  under graduate and post graduate courses.
*        School students studying in IX to XII std.

The essay should be of maximum 1500 words and can be written in English, Tamil or Hindi.

Last date for submission of essay: 20th September 2010

Prize:

The best of ten entries from college students and best of ten entries from school students would be selected for the award of prize.

Contact address:

The essay should be sent by post or e-mail to the following address

Nandini Voice For The Deprived,
M 60/1, 4th Cross Street, 
Besant Nagar,  
Chennai-600 090
Tel:- 24916037 / 24461346
E mail:-  nsvenkat@md4.vsnl.net.in /nsvenkatchennai@gmail.com
Website : www.nandinivoice.org

 


 
 
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