Bhavans Prospectus 2014

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2014-15 Affiliated to CBSE, Affilation No. 1630108 Opp. Shivala Bhaiyan, Amritsar. Ph: 0183-2271376, 2272618 E-mail : [email protected] SL Public School

Transcript of Bhavans Prospectus 2014

2014

-15

Affiliated to CBSE, Affilation No. 1630108Opp. Shivala Bhaiyan, Amritsar. Ph: 0183-2271376, 2272618

E-mail : [email protected]

SL Public School

Bhavan's FaithLet me once more set forth the Bhavan's faith for the benefit of new students and members, for it is necessary that they should understand it clearly and imbibe its spirit. The Bhavan stands for the reintegration of Indian Culture.In a world falling pieces under the impact of an amoral technological avalanche, it tries to hold fast to the fundamental values for which our culture stands:

RITA, SATYA, YAGNA AND TAPAS;FAITH in God who forms the Cosmic Order;

TRUTH which is a cord between mind, word and deed;DEDICATION which offers all movement of life as an offering to God;

SUBLIMATION which purifies the body and mind and transmutes instincts, passions and emotions into things of beauty.This regardless of form and doctrines is Dharma, the three fold aspects of which are SATYAM, SHIVAM, SUNDARAM - Truth, Love and Beauty.For these values our forefathers lived and died. So did Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, Swami Dayananda, Swami Vivekananda, Gandhiji and Sri Aurobindo among moderns.These values are embedded in our national outlook.We command the respect of the world because of them.We can look forward to the future with confidence only because they have the vitality which gives the power to vindicate their validity even in this fear-and-avarice ridden age of ours.We must make every effort in restoring an awareness of these values in personal and collective life.

K.M. Munshi

BHARATIYA VIDYA BHAVAN(Founded in 1938with the blessings of Mahatma Gandhi)Munshi Sadan, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Chowk,Kulpati K.M. Munshi Marg,Mumbai-400 007www.bhavans.info

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PresidentSh. Surender Lal G. MehtaVice-PresidentsSh. Murli S. DeoraJustice Sh. B.N. SrikrishnaExecutive Sec. & Director GeneralSh. H.N. DasturHon. SecretariesSh. Mukul A. SonawalaSh. Kirtidev Munshi(*

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Hon. TreasurerSh. I.R. KhandwalaHon. Director Mm. Prof. J.H. Dave

MembersSh. G.K. SundaramSh. Banwarilal PurohitSh. Deepak S. ParekhSh. Avnish MehtaSmt. Anjana A. Sonawala

Our Inspiring SoulInception of Amritsar Kendra......

An ecstasy achieved through serviceSh. P D Kumar, the founder Chairman of Amritsar Kendra of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Mumbai amalgamated with the higher divine soul on 27th Dec. 2002. He had a wider vision for the residents of Amritsar and laid the foundation of Amritsar Kendra in 1991. This Kendra became his passion and he did all his sincere efforts to bring it to the zenith. He had envisioned it with distinctive education. He wanted that students should be brought up in a distinctive manner so that they are not taught only academics but also the real skill of true humane. He was authentic combination of virtues like humility, love, selfless-service, charity generosity and benevolence. He was audacious enough to choose his own path and become the torch bearer for the many. Sh. P D Kumar was an ardent image of Mahatma Gandhi, who had a strong notion of simple living and high thinking. He was not sympathetic only but empathetic also. He was concerned with every individual of his institute and in lieu he received bundles of respect and reverence. His staff and students use to call him “Bauji’’ out of their love and deep rooted respect.

As a spiritual person, he strongly advocated Chinmaya Mission Amritsar and its activities. Due to his quest to serve humanity Bhavan’s SL Public School is a favorite haunt of mission’s innumerable activities like Gyan Yagna Chinmaya Monthly Widow Ration Pension Distribution, Bal Vihar. Study Group, Gita Chanting Inter School Competition etc. Inspired by his ideology the school has started to organize the Mass Marriages twice a year and all the expense is borne by the school.

Today School is marching ahead with an absolute strength and substantiality, taking his Vision as the ultimate target. The faculty is very strongly dedicated in taking the lives of students on the right and ethical path. So that we can say with proud that they are Bhavanites.

Let me once more set forth the Bhavan's faith for the benefit of new students and members, for it is necessary that they should understand it clearly and imbibe its spirit. The Bhavan stands for the reintegration of Indian Culture.In a world falling pieces under the impact of an amoral technological avalanche, it tries to hold fast to the fundamental values for which our culture stands:

RITA, SATYA, YAGNA AND TAPAS;FAITH in God who forms the Cosmic Order;

TRUTH which is a cord between mind, word and deed;DEDICATION which offers all movement of life as an offering to God;

SUBLIMATION which purifies the body and mind and transmutes instincts, passions and emotions into things of beauty.This regardless of form and doctrines is Dharma, the three fold aspects of which are SATYAM, SHIVAM, SUNDARAM - Truth, Love and Beauty.For these values our forefathers lived and died. So did Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, Swami Dayananda, Swami Vivekananda, Gandhiji and Sri Aurobindo among moderns.These values are embedded in our national outlook.We command the respect of the world because of them.We can look forward to the future with confidence only because they have the vitality which gives the power to vindicate their validity even in this fear-and-avarice ridden age of ours.We must make every effort in restoring an awareness of these values in personal and collective life.

K.M. Munshi

A �le photo 1996-Two great souls met with common aim i.e. betterment of students. Our former Chairman Sh P D Kumar honouring the then time CBSE Chairman Sh B P Khendelwal

Sh. P D KumarFounder ChairmanAmritsar Kendra

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* To provide fully developed educational environment to the students to hone up their skills by imparting quality education.

* To create Congenial environment for the faculty and for students to achieve their desired goals.

* To ensure full fruition of the talent of the students.

* To develop the institution as a real temple of learning in the estimation of the Community.

* To nurture the individual capabilities and unique talent.

* To develop scientific & psychometric techniques of evaluation through Brain-storming workshops, paper presentation, periodic tests, Quizzing & Group Discussion.

* Emphasis on holistic development of the students by making them acquire value based ethos, Communication skills, team-building spirit and awareness about new techniques.

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Dear Parents,

The foundation of every country is its educated youth. Education does not mean producing a vast population able to read and write but unable to distinguish right or wrong. Aim of education should be the formation of character, replacing an empty mind with an open one. Parents and educationists shoulder the responsibility to imbibe values in the students, something which is a dire need of today. We are to provide the child with good role models, making sure that the time spent with them is special. Such quality time leads to imbitions of the intangible virtues of truth, beauty, love and compassion, thereby sharpening the weapons of intuition, creativity and insight.

As parents and educationists, we are to develop a newer outlook–an optimistic perspective and a clear distinction between the right and the wrong in our students. A child is like a flower that blossoms best when watered in right amount under the righteous shade of sun. Let us, therefore, encourage and motivate our children so that in a freer and independent environment, they can choose some lucrative careers, serving society amply with their mind, body and spirit.

The highest education is that which does not merely give information butmakes our life in harmony with all existence.

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In a student’s life, the arrival of great progress and prosperity happens when his talents have blossomed and when he has mastered his individual art with earnest practice. For a hard-working student who knows his target, greater venues and opportunities open up such that he automatically disciplines himself to face the mightier challenges in life.

As teachers and parents, we are to give a feeling of being distinguished to our students. We are to create an environment for them where creativity is kindled and flexible reins are given to the flight of imagination. Alongside, we are to provide a platform to them where they can express their thoughts and unfold their hidden talents.

And thus, efforts of parents and teachers have to blend, because a child is like an unfurnished diamond–yet to be chiseled and yet to be polished.

Let us make ourselves a source of inspiration, wisdom and right instruction to the valuable youth of the nation.

Life affords no greater responsibility, no greater privilege,than the raising of the next generation.

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Bhavan SL Public School is humbly and consistently involved in the noble task of shaping up human excellence upholding the percept of moral values and following basic human ethics.

This task could be best done at the level of pre-school, as it is the stage of developing love for learning in a fear free atmosphere where credulous minds can be unfolded and accelerated towards physical, emotional, intellectual and moral growth.

Facilities ProvidedThe wing consists of all the modern amenities with study-friendly class rooms which provide a perfect academic ambience and ideal nurturing ground for a child to grow up as a complete personality. The infrastructure includes:-

Nursery Hall or Activity Hall well-equipped with educational toys and other attractions like see-saw, basketball nets, tri-cycles, jumpers etc.

Toy room for play-pen with a healthy atmosphere.

Medical room with all health aid equipments.

Splash pool for kinder-garten and a �ve feet deep swimming pool for a healthy exercise.

Munshi Bal Vihar is an arena where children can enjoy learning in an open space

Our MottoMaintaining frequent and open relation with parents to acknowledge that EDUCATION IS A PARTNERSHIP.

Through its holistic approach, preparing students strong in mind, body and spirit and ready to face the challenges of today and tomorrow.

Grooming students to be physically energetic, intellectually fertile, emotionally stable and above all CREATING GOOD HUMAN BEINGS.

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Bhavan SL Public School is humbly and consistently involved in the noble task of shaping up human excellence upholding the percept of moral values and following basic human ethics.

This task could be best done at the level of pre-school, as it is the stage of developing love for learning in a fear free atmosphere where credulous minds can be unfolded and accelerated towards physical, emotional, intellectual and moral growth.

Facilities ProvidedThe wing consists of all the modern amenities with study-friendly class rooms which provide a perfect academic ambience and ideal nurturing ground for a child to grow up as a complete personality. The infrastructure includes:-

Nursery Hall or Activity Hall well-equipped with educational toys and other attractions like see-saw, basketball nets, tri-cycles, jumpers etc.

Toy room for play-pen with a healthy atmosphere.

Medical room with all health aid equipments.

Splash pool for kinder-garten and a �ve feet deep swimming pool for a healthy exercise.

Munshi Bal Vihar is an arena where children can enjoy learning in an open space

Our MottoMaintaining frequent and open relation with parents to acknowledge that EDUCATION IS A PARTNERSHIP.

Through its holistic approach, preparing students strong in mind, body and spirit and ready to face the challenges of today and tomorrow.

Grooming students to be physically energetic, intellectually fertile, emotionally stable and above all CREATING GOOD HUMAN BEINGS.

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Infra-StructureState-Of-The Art

The School has a beautiful campus in the Shivala Bhaiyan locality of Amritsar City. It is situated in the heart of the city. The friendly and enriching ambience of the school incorporate:

Maa Sarswati Temple- at the entrance of the school.

Open Air Theatrical Stage - is a three dimensional stage and an integral part ofKM Munshi Complex

Conference Hall - an air-conditioned trendy hall with capacity of 100 people.

Kailash Vatika - a house of tranquility and serenity depicting Lord Krishna and Arjuna.

School Gym - a house of �tness for students and teachers.

Kumar Sadan - a multifarious auditorium with contemporary stage and two Badminton Courts.

Munshi Stadium - a new fangled area covered with tensile structure which provides venue for major functions and various indoor games like Table Tennis, Wushu, Gymnastics, Judo, Skating, Yoga etc.

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Up to the mark Basment Parking

Mini Stadium

Pre-wing Amphi-theatre

Hari Har Hall - an air conditioned and resourseful mini auditorium with a seating capicity of 225 people

GandhiJayanti

Shradha, Samyama & Samarpana..."Ageless message of faith, self discipline & dedication"

JanamashtamiCelebration

Independence DayGandhiJayantiGandhiJayanti

Kulapati K.M. Munshi once said that real strenght of Bhavan would lie not so much in the number of its buildings or institutions it conducts nor in the volume of its assets and budget, nor even in the growing publications, cultural and educational activities. It would lie in character, humility, sel�essness and dedicated work of its devoted workers. They alone can release the regenerative in�uences, bringing into play the invisible pressure which alone can transform human nature. Hence, as a proud follower of his ideology Bhavans SL Public School, Amritsar stands as brand for conservation and promotion of Indian values and rich cultural heritage and in turn stimulate the process of transformation of human nature and character building.

To attain our goal to modify the lives of our students we make them practice certain rituals and traditions which would become an integral part of their character. Gayatri Havan is performed on special occasions and every morning which is attended by one class and the students who have their birthday on that day. All religious and national festivals like Indipendence Day, Republic Day, Sri Krishna Janamashtami, Prakash Utsav of Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji, Matri Puja, Basant Panchami, Gandhi Jayanti, etc are celebrated on the school campus with utmost zeal and enthusiasm every year, where students and sta� participate whole heartedly. Following our tradition the school has started mass marriages for the upliftment of girls belonging to destitute families. Bhavans emphasises to foster religious harmony with its emphasis on Sarva Dharma Samabhav, equal respect for all religions.

Mass Marriages

Gayatri Havan

The study of science is incomplete without adequate means of experimentation. The school has well panoplied science laboratories, where students enjoy a free access to inquiry through latest equipment. Teachers pay special attention to create an atmosphere where students can learn by doing i.e. by actually confronting themselves with real situations in a lab and collecting data for analytical study. The hypothetical matters are best understood if results are achieved rather than being told. An experiment based study makes a student curious to learn because it converts him into a self learner from a passive listener. Moreover it enhances a child's imagination which is integral to scienti�c inquiry because "Every great advance in science has issued from a new audacity of imagination."

Adequate Laboratories.....Curiosity and intelligence-a pre-requisite for future scientists

Physics Lab Chemistry Lab

Biology Lab

Special attention has been paid to the provision and equipment of a well-stocked and spacious library. It contains a larger number of books on topics of curriculum as well as general interest, and is expanding at a rapid pace. The periodical section is provided with newspapers, magazines and journals. Library furnishings of the latest design have been procured. Books from the library may be issued by the sta� and students. The library is open from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The school also has reprographics and computing facilities in the library. Internet facility is also available in the library.

School Library...Widening the circle of knowledge

Computer Lab Maths Lab

LatestSmart Classes

"No matter how tough,no matter what kind of outside pressure, no matter how much bad breaks along the way, I must keep the sight on the �nal goal, to win, win, win - and with more love and passion than the world has ever witnessed in any performance............" these are the words of a true sportsman because only burning passion can lead to success.Hence to inculcate the virtue of sportsmanship and to bring about general physical �tness among the stutents a special emphasis is laid on creating a healthy balance between classroom and the play-�eld. The school has a special roof top Munshi Stadium to meet the needs of the students for �eld cum indoor games like Table Tennis, Judo, Wushu, Gymnastics, Roller Skating, Skipping, etc.

SkippingSkating JudoGatka

Basket BallWushu

.... an attempt to cultivate sportsman spirit

"No matter how tough,no matter what kind of outside pressure, no matter how much bad breaks along the way, I must keep the sight on the �nal goal, to win, win, win - and with more love and passion than the world has ever witnessed in any performance............" these are the words of a true sportsman because only burning passion can lead to success.Hence to inculcate the virtue of sportsmanship and to bring about general physical �tness among the stutents a special emphasis is laid on creating a healthy balance between classroom and the play-�eld. The school has a special roof top Munshi Stadium to meet the needs of the students for �eld cum indoor games like Table Tennis, Judo, Wushu, Gymnastics, Roller Skating, Skipping, etc.

Rhythmic Gymnastics Gymnastics

Table Tennis

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Yoga

The entire school is divided into four Houses–Aravali, Shivalik, Vindhyachal and Himalaya. The activities of each house are organized & supervised by two captains; a boy and a girl. Members of the sta� act as House Masters/Mistresses, who look after the general progress of the pupils under their supervision. The houses organize various festivals, Inter-House competitions (like Declamation contests, Debate, Poetic-Recitation, Painting and Sports competitions etc.) to inculcate among the children creative capabilities and to give them a competitive edge in various inter-school competitions. The houses also tend to make them responsible and self-reliant. Inter-House meets are organized and the best house is given a running trophy.

Co-Cuuricular & Inter House Activities

At Bhavan’s we believe that every child has creative potential and we provide every possible opportunity to them to explore and develop their creativity. A co-relation between academic performance and creativity is established so that students can become:

Stable personalitiesResourceful AdventurousCourageous

Original & independent in their thoughtsDevelop a correct visionDevelop willingness to take risks.

Our Bench MarksSince its inception in 1991 Bhavans SL Public School is continuously and persistently thriving towards its goal of imparting quality education to the coming generations. We have tried our level best to keep our students attached to the solid foundation of rich Indian heritage and to provide them wings with all that is modern and new. To a great extent we have been successful in creating a remarkable blend of tradition and modernity in our methods of imparting education. Our e�orts have been continuously recognised by the reputed organisations like CBSE and Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Mumbai of which we are an integeral part.

The major achievements of Bhavans SL Public School for the year 2012-13 are

Dr. Anita Bhalla receiving CBSE Mentor Awardat CD Deshmukh Auditorium New Delhi

Dr. Anita Bhalla receiving “Best Teacher Jindal Award”

Our studentMinakshi Rishireceiving ChachaNehru Sports Awardof CBSE for winningGold Medal inNational SkatingChampionship

Social Commitments & Community ServiceThe management of Bhavan's re�ects an unbounded desire for invariable service of society. This desire nurtured with dedication, sincerity and honesty has now matured from a tiny acorn into a majestic oak and translating our vision into belief as we carry out various programmes like :

Bhavan’s Muskaan is a School which has been started to facilitate the di�erently abled children like autistic, downs syndrome and other disorders. This is an e�ort to bring otherwise deprived children at par with normal children.

Bhavan’s Muskaan

It is a monthly programme of Chinmaya Mission, Amritsar in which the ration of worth Rs. 1 lakh is distributed to 200 needy widows every month. In this programme the students and the teachers of Bhavan’s SL Public School contribute monetarily as well as by donating certain commodities.

Widow Ration Pension

Bhavan’s Gandhi Institute of Computer Education and Infromation Technology is making people computer literate since its inauguration in 2001 without charging any fee. Knowledge and training of all the languages/courses of computer is being imparted in this centre to approximately

Bhavan’s Gandhi Institute of Computer

Chinmaya PD Kumar Memorial Homoe-opathic Dispensary was inaugurated on 15th March 2009 by Swami Tejomayanan-da Ji World Chief Chinmaya Mission. In this centre free and quality medication is provided to the public.

Health Centre

We believe in spreading light of education among all irrespective of caste and creed. Here the students are provided with lots of facilities like education, food, transporta-tion, books and uniform which are absolute-ly free for them. We have 185 students at present.

Bhavan’s P D Kumar Memorial Gyandeep School

1. The school does not guarantee the success of a pupil's studies unless the parents or guardians co-operate with school authorities and do their part by enforcing regularity and discipline. To bring out the best in child, home in�uence should supplement school e�orts to make him/her a pride of the family and an asset for the society.

2. Both Parents/Guardians are requested to spare their valuable time to attend the Parent-Teacher meetings and enable us to sort out problems, if any, in respect of their child.

3. Parents are further requested to check the diary daily and pay attention to the notings/suggestions given by the teachers. Kindly put your signatures against all the entries made therein. This would give us the feeling that you are playing your part and also would inspire us to do our best.

4. As the medium of instruction in the school is English, students should be helped to follow their work easily and intelligently by a certain amount of regular conversation in English by the parents.

6. Should there be any infectious disease in your home, please report the fact to the Principal/Supervisor at once and do not send your ward to the school till the infectious period is over.

8. Parents are requested not to encourage their wards to miss their classes for unimportant social functions.

9. Please ensure that your ward is escorted safely to school and back home.

11. Children will not be allowed to go home during school hours. Parents are requested not to make any social engagements or medical appointments during working hours. To ensure better discipline, parents are requested not to send their children to school on the day they have any such appointments.

12. Children shall not cause any damage to school property, write or draw anything on the walls. The cost of repair of the damaged goods shall be recovered from the concerned students.

13. The school reserves the right to expel any student whose progress in studies is unsatisfactory or who does not improve his/her conduct inspite of repeated warnings.

Rules and Regulations

14. Running, playing or shouting etc. inside the school building is not allowed.

15. All are expected to speak in English in the school.

16. Students are not allowed to purchase eatables from wayside hawkers.

17. Lending or borrowing of money or other articles is prohibited.

18. The school reserves the right to suspend students whose progress in studies is unsatisfactory or whose conduct is harmful to other students.

19. Bringing a mobile phone to school under any circumstances is strictly prohibited. If con�scated it will not be returned.

20. The students should not indulge in violent or destructive activities.

21. The students using unfair means during examinations will face disciplinary action as decided by the school authorities.

22. All boys (except Sikhs) must keep their hair short. Girls must tie their hair neatly and parents must keep a check.

23. It is not advisable to bring valuable articles (like expensive watches, pens, stems of jewellery etc.) to school. In case of violation of this rule, the articles will be con�scated.

24. Latecomers, uniform defaulters, fee defaulters and children not doing their homework regularly will be sent home.

25. No birth day gifts, in any form, are allowed. Distribution of any gifts/sweets in the school is banned. Students can bring a book for the class library or a plant (sapling) on his/her birthday.

26. Students must report in school always in uniform on all occasions (eg. PT meets, functions etc.)

27. Students must treat everybody respectfully and gently when they come in contact with.

General Instructions for Parents and Students

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The school is going to have a computerised language lab which can accomodate 45 students at a time. This lab will help the students to enchance their skills in spoken english-the language which is the window to the world.

Language Lab

Bhavan’s is opening a library for common public to enhance the reading habit. In this library we are going to provide the valuable books of Bhavan’s Publications Mumbai.

Bhavan’s Pustkalaya

In order to cater more students under the umberella of Bhavan’s SL Public School, we are going to open a new branch of our institution at Islamabad near 22 Number Railway crossing.

New Branch of Bhavan’s SL Public School

Admission Fee ............................................... 4000/-

Security ............................................................ 1500/-

Development Charges ............................... 5000/-

Bhavans Membership ................................ 1000/-

Annual Charges ............................................ 2500/-

Maintenance Charges ................................ 2200/-

Students Welfare Fund ................................ 200/-

Examination (Pre-Nur.) ................................ 650/-

Craft & Needle Work ..................................... 350/-

H. O. Fee ............................................................ 500/-

Publications ..................................................... 400/-

Excursions ........................................................ 200/-

Fee Bill ................................................................... 50/-

Insurance ........................................................... 100/-

Tution Fee (Per Month) ...............................1265/-

Total Number of Kendras/UnitsTotal Number of Institutions

Overseas CentresU.S.A.-New York

1 3U.K. London

1 3

South Africa-Durban1 0

Australia-Sydney1 2

Portugal-Lisbon1 0

Mexico-Mexico City1 0

Kuwait1 1

Amritsar Kendra ofBharatiya Vidya Bhavan

InstitutionsBhavan's SL Public SchoolSh PD Kumar Memorial Gyandeep SchoolBhavan’s Gandhi Computer CenterBhavan’s Muskaan School

Recognition & Award toBhavan’s FunctionariesSh. Morarji DesaiBharat Ratna, Nishan-e-Pakistan

Sh. Justice M. HidayatullahThe Albert Einstein Awardfor Science & Culture

Sh. J.R.D. Tata - BharatRatna Sangeetha Kalanidhi

Smt. M.S. SubbalakshmiPadmabhushan Award

Pandit Ravi ShankarInternational Magsaysay AwardMahatma Gandhi Cultural AwardPadmabhushan Award

Sh. S. RamakrishnanPadma Bhushan

Sh. C. SubramaniamBharat Ratna

Bhavan in NutshellKendras/Units ......................... 119

Centres Overseas....................... 7

Institutions .............................. 367

Staff ................................... 11,000

Students ......................... 2,00,000

Publications Titles................. 1800

Copies Sold ..................29 Millions

Website : www.bhavanssl.org

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