The Art of Living Social Projects

Shri Prasana Prabhu, Chairman of The Art of Living (VVKI) attended the 'Vande Jalam Mahaabhiyan' in Indore, an initiative for water conservation. Kanh and Saraswati rivers will be revived in collaboration with the government. . . . #artofliving #gurudevsrisriravishankar #artoflivingsocialprojects #vandejalam #GlobalPresence #pushyamitrabhargava #TulsiSilawat #prasanaprabhu #WaterConservation #SaveWater #WaterIsLife #waterresources

Collaborating with ITC for water conservation. A recent meeting between Shri Prasana Prabhu, Chairman of Vyakti Vikas Kendra India (The Art of Living) and Shri Sanjiv Puri, Chairman & Managing Director of ITC Limited revealed shared goals in economic, social and environmental spaces. Over many decades, The Art of Living has demonstrated unwavering dedication to a broad spectrum of sustainable development initiatives. While ITC is the only company in the world to have achieved the rare distinction of being water, carbon and solid waste recycling positive for over a decade, despite an expanding manufacturing base. Given the considerable synergy between the two organisations and shared focus areas, it was decided to collaborate on water conservation, a cause both entities have passionately pursued over the years. Great outcomes are anticipated as the two organisations embark on this collaborative journey. #artofliving #gurudevsrisriravishankar #artoflivingsocialprojects #gurudev #ShriPrasanaPrabhu #ITCLimited #WaterConservation #SustainableLiving #SaveWater #WaterIsLife #watercrisis #GlobalPresence

The Art of Living and ITC to collaborate on water conservation, a cause close to both their hearts. With a mutual passion for this vital issue, they have embarked on a collaborative journey that promises great outcomes. Read full article: https://lnkd.in/dPqUxWfJ #artofliving #gurudevsrisriravishankar #artoflivingsocialprojects #gurudev #ShriPrasanaPrabhu #ITCLimited #WaterConservation #SustainableLiving #SaveWater #WaterIsLife #watercrisis #GlobalPresence

Visionary leader Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar is shaping a brighter future for India’s youth, through The Art of Living. From industry-specific skills to fostering a competent workforce, this blend of transformation paves the way for sustainable livelihoods and a progressive nation. #artofliving #gurudevsrisriravishankar #artoflivingsocialprojects #gurudev #YouthEmpowerment #YouthDevelopment #SustainableLiving #FinancialIndependence #Empowerment

On this Labor Day, let us honor the dedicated workforce who contribute to our collective progress. . . . . . #artofliving #gurudevsrisriravishankar #artoflivingsocialprojects #gurudev #labourday #LabourDay2024 #happylabourday

With the blessings of Gurudev Sri Sri Shankar, the Art of Living Free School Project was initiated in 1999. The developmental journey commenced with just one school over the span of 22 years, catering to the education of 12 children. Today, the project has blossomed, reaching out to over 3000 children across 17 schools. The Tribal School Project aims to educate the tribal children of today, nurturing them to become the seeds of progress and development for future generations. Its focus extends beyond mere academic achievement to encompass holistic development, including the cultivation of moral values, eco-consciousness, a community-oriented spirit, practical wisdom, and spiritual maturity in each child. Through initiatives like these, the project is not only providing education but also fostering the growth and empowerment of tribal communities, ensuring that they have the tools and knowledge to thrive and contribute meaningfully to society. The Art of Living Social Projects

Krishna Narode, a farmer from Gangapur village in Maharashtra, has embraced natural farming and aims to generate Rs. 6,00,000 in earnings this year—an impressive leap from his previous year's income. Likewise, Mangala Maruti Waghmare anticipates substantial returns from her agricultural endeavours. Mahadev Gomare, an Agriculture Expert and The Art of Living Project Director (MH), spearheaded efforts to revive the Manjara River, significantly boosting water availability. This has prompted a shift among farmers towards natural farming, afforestation, agroforestry, social forestry, and climate-resilient agriculture, positively impacting village ecosystems. The Art of Living's expertise in river rejuvenation has been pivotal in driving these transformative changes. . . . . . #artofliving #gurudevsrisriravishankar #artoflivingsocialprojects #naturalfarming #sustainablefarming #riverrejuvenation #farmersuccess #maharashtrafarming #ecologicalinitiatives #waterconservation

Manu Singh, a standout student from The Art of Living Free School in Khunti, secures 4th position in the district exams with an impressive 92.4% in Class X! Notably, Manu is a first-generation learner, breaking barriers as his parents never attended school. Congratulations to Manu, our dedicated teachers, and supportive parents. .. .. #SuccessStory #artoflivingfreetribalschools

76 tribal students from The Art of Living Free Tribal School Hendaljuri, Ghatshila, shine bright! They showcased exceptional academic aptitude in the Class X JAC Board Exam 2024, marking the 12th consecutive batch with a remarkable cent percent success rate. Heartfelt congratulations to all students, teachers, and staff for their dedication and perseverance! 🎉📚 #Success #ArtOfLivingFreeTribalSchools #EducationExcellence

The Art of Living organization has been instrumental in transforming the water situation in Hunsur taluk of Mysore district, Karnataka. Since 2021,  their initiatives have brought about significant changes, including constructing rehydration buildings in the area.  Using geotagging technology, suitable locations were identified, leading to establishing five or six rehydration buildings in the town. Local farmers and environmentalists have witnessed the positive effects firsthand, with the region being excluded from the list of 216 drought-prone taluks.  Over the past 5 to 6 years, borewell water levels have risen dramatically, with water now accessible at depths of 10-12 feet,  compared to the previous depths of 40-45 feet.  This significant change has benefited the farmers and contributed to the restoration of the local ecosystem. This success story serves as a beacon of hope for water sustainability in the region,  highlighting the impactful work of The Art of Living organization in revitalizing water sources. . . . . #artofliving #gurudevsrisriravishankar #artoflivingsocialprojects #gurudev #waterconservation #worldwaterday #watercrisis #waterislife