Donation for building Fund
http://www.sriraghavendra.org/donation.html
My Nadi Project
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Workbooks and exercise books SRJK(T) Mary Estate
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Reward for excel pupil in Rasa HS
28th Dec 2010,
An event where students are recognised and rewarded for their outstanding performance the UPSR and PMR examination, all this students are from our Rasa tuition center. We came up with the idea of recognising and rewarded the students who had excelled.
A Total of Six students got staright in UPSR. This is the 1st time a great achievement in that area.
We gave school uniform, shoe, exercise and revision books. It was heavy rain and we were late by One hour, the parents and the kids waited for us. It was a wonder moment. thanks to the team in Rasa.
Monday, December 13, 2010
Maha Kumbhabhishekam, Kopisan Gopeng
Maha Kumbhabhishekam ( Consecrate of new temple or reconsecrate and old one)
The event took place on 12th Dec 2010, pouring sanctified water over the temple spires ( time 10.15 till 11.15am ) for nine days inaugural Puja was held in the newly constructed Yagasala ( a place of fire worship). After the Maha Kumbhabhishekam there will 48 days of Manadala Abhishekam, One of myNadi's contribution.
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Nationwide survey on Hindu temples
7th Dec 2010 Press Conference

Click on the link for the Survey Form
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0Bw4JQP_5rwT0NjhhOTViNDUtYTkwYi00NjE4LThkMTAtNDQwY2E1YjAzZTBm&hl=enPublished: tuesday December 7, 2010
Nationwide survey on Hindu temples
KUALA LUMPUR: The task Force on Hindu Places of Worship is carrying out nationwide survey aimed at setting up a data base on Hindu temples.
The survey is led by non-profit organisation, MyNadi, in collaboration with Malaysia Hindu Council, Malaysia Hindudharma Mamandram and Sri Maha Mariammam Temple Devesthanam. "This survey is important as there is still no database on the number of Hindu temples in the counry.
"It is estimated that there are thousands of Hindu temples nationawide, but how many are there, we are unsure," MyNadi Foundation chairman Datuk Dr Jeyaindran Tan Sri Sinnadurai told a news conference after opening the foundations's Kuala Lumpur and service center at Brickfields here, Tuesday.
He added that the survey was also important in the efforts to tackle issues related to Hindu temples especially regarding land ownerships and funding.
Currently, there are four categories of Hindu temple, namely those owned by registered organisation and the have their own land, owned by registered organisation but without their own land, family-run temples, and shrines located in random places such as by the roadsides or under the trees.
Jeyaindran said information including the history, management committee, special features, religious activities carried out, land status and future plans would be collected through the survey. He added that besides survey conducted by field officers, survey forms would also be sent out to temples.
'We are also getting the local NGOs to help us locate these temples in their localities and to conduct this survey," he said, adding that the project wa expected to be completed in 12 months while a preliminary report was expected to be tabled in six months.
He hoped that the finding of the survey could be published as guildelines for future set up and management of Hindu temples in the country. - Bernama
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
SRJK(Tamil) Sg Salak, Lukut
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