Purva Seema Vikas Pratishthan
ABOUT US
A great teacher, patriot and visionary Shri Shankar Dinkar alias Bhayyaji Kane laid the foundation principles of PSVP (Purva Seema Vikas Pratishtan) in 1971. He brought tribal children from remote hilly areas of Manipur (North-East India) to Maharashtra for better education. This work continued for more than two decades. More than 300 children were educated and excelled in their careers. Late Bhayyaji’s colleagues & students took the inspiration from his work and established PSVP as a trust in 1986.
India’s North-East region is also known as Purvanchal. This region primarily includes Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Tripura. This region is blessed with natural beauty. Mother nature bestowed her treasure of greenery, mountains, crystal clear springs in abundance. However, this region is cutoff from heartland of India due to several reasons like inaccessibility, lack of industrial development, difference in peoples’ facial features, un-availability of basic human needs for electricity, quality education facilities etc.
PSVP envisages and works towards changing the scenario of anti-social activities, lack of good educational facilities, and connecting the secluded area of North East to mainland India.
PSVP is a Trust working for “National Integration through Education”. PSVP built and now operates three schools in remote hilly areas of Manipur state.
OUR MISSION
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Empower NE region residents with better education and bring them to main stream of India & Out of neglect
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Ensure Sustainable Education System for coming years
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Provide expert teaching faculty from all over India
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Appraise on healthcare with Annual health camps
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Help on better Career options to utilize their capabilities with Annual career camps & Educational seminars
WHAT WE DO
PSVP is in action for more than two decades.
PSVP has built and operates 3 schools at remote hilly areas of Manipur state in Indian North East region.
Apart from all activities required to run these schools; PSVP conducts Annual health camps, Educational seminars, Career counselling sessions and aid tourism activity of North East India.
PSVP Family
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Trustee - PSVP has a team of five Trustees
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Volunteers - PSVP has multiple volunteers working towards achieving goal of making PSVP a sustainable organization for long term. Volunteers are based all over Maharashtra and Manipur
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Donors - PSVP has few regular donors providing financial aids for recurring as well as expenses for various one time Projects & Activities
ABOUT US
A great teacher, patriot and visionary Shri Shankar Dinkar alias Bhayyaji Kane laid the foundation principles of PSVP (Purva Seema Vikas Pratishtan) in 1971. He brought tribal children from remote hilly areas of Manipur (North-East India) to Maharashtra for better education. This work continued for more than two decades. More than 300 children were educated and excelled in their careers. Late Bhayyaji’s colleagues & students took the inspiration from his work and established PSVP as a trust in 1986.
India’s North-East region is also known as Purvanchal. This region primarily includes Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Tripura. This region is blessed with natural beauty. Mother nature bestowed her treasure of greenery, mountains, crystal clear springs in abundance. However, this region is cutoff from heartland of India due to several reasons like inaccessibility, lack of industrial development, difference in peoples’ facial features, un-availability of basic human needs for electricity, quality education facilities etc.
PSVP envisages and works towards changing the scenario of anti-social activities, lack of good educational facilities, and connecting the secluded area of North East to mainland India.
PSVP is a Trust working for “National Integration through Education”. PSVP built and now operates three schools in remote hilly areas of Manipur state.
MAGNIFICENT DREAM
Video depicts a small part of journey made by PSVP. It covers information of Kharasom school and interviews of past students.
Documentary on PSVP is in making... Stay tuned..
