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Bharathi Maiyam, 35, EPB Nagar, Veerappan Chatram Post, Erode (2026)

04/03/2026

Students of Bharathi Maiyam received a set of 10 guiding pledges to help them build discipline in their daily lives. The pledge encourages them to rise early, eat with full attention, follow road rules responsibly, respect parents, teachers, and others, nurture spiritual and patriotic values, and always strive to think good, speak good, and do good.

18/02/2026

On 6th February 2026, the students of Bharathi Maiyam had the honour of welcoming Mrs. Inthirani, Head Mistress of Veerappan Chatram Girls High School, as the 42nd guest speaker in our flagship initiative, One Guest Speaker a Week.

This weekly programme is designed to broaden the horizons of young learners—especially those from government schools—by connecting them with inspiring individuals whose life journeys offer wisdom, motivation, and practical lessons that go far beyond textbooks. Each session nurtures character, confidence, and clarity of purpose, helping every child who walks into Bharathi Maiyam believe in their own potential.

As part of our commitment to empowerment, Bharathi Maiyam also provides computer education to underprivileged students, giving them access to skills that are essential in today’s digital world. From basic computer literacy to hands‑on training in tools like Microsoft Word, Excel, and internet navigation, we ensure that students gain the confidence to use technology independently. These skills open doors to future opportunities—better academic performance, stronger employability, and the ability to participate fully in a rapidly modernising society. For many of our students, this is their first step toward careers in administration, IT, banking, and countless other fields where digital proficiency is no longer optional but foundational.

During her address, Mrs. Inthirani emphasised the importance of discipline and persistence—qualities that shape both academic success and personal growth. She also presented certificates to 24 students who successfully passed the Microsoft Word exam, a proud milestone in their computer‑learning journey. The event concluded with snacks for all students, adding a touch of joy to a meaningful afternoon.

05/02/2026

A beautiful moment unfolded at Bharathi Maiyam today—one that quietly reminds us why our work matters.

A mother from a nearby Government Higher Secondary School walked into our centre with a simple but powerful dream: she wanted her daughter, a 10th‑standard student, to score well in mathematics. Out of the 1250 students studying in that school, she chose Bharathi Maiyam as the place she trusted for her child’s future.

When asked how she heard about us, her answer made our hearts full. She said she had seen the transformation happening in students taught by our mathematics teacher, Mathan sir—a teacher whose dedication speaks louder than any advertisement ever could. His passion for teaching, his patience with every child, and his ability to make mathematics feel like a world of possibilities have quietly built a reputation that travels from classroom to community.

This admission is not just a number. It is a testimony.
A testimony to what one committed teacher can spark.
A testimony to how genuine service creates trust.

We are incredibly proud to have Mathan, a young selfless and inspiring soul, guiding our students into the world of mathematics with confidence and joy. Teachers like him don’t just teach—they change trajectories.

And today, we witnessed that impact walk through our doors in the form of a mother’s hope. We wholeheartedly encourage more individuals to come forward in creating spaces where time, knowledge, and resources are invested not for profit, but for the growth of our society.

When we share what we have—be it our skills, our experience, or our wealth—we don’t just support one child or one family; we strengthen the foundation of an entire generation.

True nation‑building begins when ordinary people choose to give back in as many ways as possible. And every small act of service becomes a ripple that inspires many more to follow.

05/02/2026

On 30 January 2026, the students of Bharathi Maiyam had the honour of welcoming Shri Badri Balaji, a dedicated social worker from Seva Bharathi, as the 41st guest speaker in our flagship initiative, One Guest Speaker a Week.

This weekly programme is designed to broaden the horizons of young learners—especially students from government schools—by connecting them with inspiring individuals whose life experiences offer wisdom, motivation, and practical lessons that extend far beyond textbooks. Each session aims to nurture character, confidence, and clarity of purpose in every child who walks through our doors.

During his address, Shri Badri Balaji shared meaningful insights from the Mahabharata, highlighting timeless values and moral lessons that remain deeply relevant today. His storytelling not only captivated the students but also encouraged them to reflect on discipline, integrity, and the importance of making righteous choices.

He also expressed his appreciation for the work of Bharathi Maiyam, acknowledging the organisation’s commitment to shaping strong character and positive values among students. His words served as a reminder that true education is not just about academic achievement but about becoming responsible, compassionate citizens.

To conclude the evening, a simple and heartfelt dinner of idli and parotta was served to both students and members of the public—continuing Bharathi Maiyam’s tradition of community bonding and shared joy.

05/02/2026

On 12 January 2026, the students of Bharathi Maiyam had the privilege of welcoming Mrs. Subasree as the 40th guest speaker, invited to share her insights on the life and message of Swami Vivekananda in honour of his 164th birth anniversary.

During her address, she highlighted Swamiji’s timeless teachings on self‑confidence, goal setting, and the power of noble thoughts, reminding students that true growth begins with disciplined thinking and unwavering belief in one’s potential. She also encouraged them to carry Swamiji’s spirit of service, courage, and clarity into their daily lives.

As is tradition at Bharathi Maiyam, the session concluded with an engaging interactive Q&A, where students eagerly posed thoughtful questions and sought personal guidance. Their curiosity and enthusiasm added a lively energy to the gathering.

The programme came to a close with the sharing of snacks, creating a warm atmosphere of community, learning, and togetherness—a fitting tribute to Swami Vivekananda’s vision of harmony and collective upliftment.

11/01/2026

E.P.B. Nagar Thava Maiyam at Bharathi Maiyam, which began its journey on 06‑01‑2023, joyfully completed three years in 2026. To mark this milestone, a simple and uplifting celebration was held at the Centre.

The programme began with a soulful prayer song by Asst. Prof. Uma Kumaran, setting a serene and devotional atmosphere.
Distinguished professors—Prof. Siddharthan, Prof. Subramanian, Prof. Thatchinmurthy, and Prof. Premavathi—graced the occasion with their presence.

Among them, Prof. Siddharthan delivered an inspiring talk on the Power of Silence, reminding everyone that inner stillness is the foundation of clarity, compassion, and spiritual progress.

During the event, Prof. Premavathi shared the remarkable achievements of the Centre over the past three years:
- 200 men and women have successfully completed the Foundation Course in Yoga.
- 30 participants have received Brahma Gnanam from the Vethathiri Maharishi Institute.
- 20 students completed the one‑year Diploma in Yoga from Jain University and V.M. Institute.
- This year, another 20 students are currently pursuing the one‑year Yoga Diploma from Jain University, Bangalore.

The programme concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks by Smt. Uma Kumaran, expressing gratitude to all teachers, volunteers, and students who have contributed to the growth of the Thava Maiyam.
To reflect the spirit of the day, a beautiful thought from Vethathiri Maharishi was shared:

“When the body is disciplined through yoga and the mind is purified through right lifestyle, life becomes a joyful journey of peace and purpose.”

This milestone stands as a reminder that when a community comes together with sincerity and service‑mindedness, transformation naturally follows.

11/01/2026

Fulfilling the long‑standing wishes of many children and parents, Bharathi Maiyam is steadily shaping a beautiful playground for our community. In December, Mahendran and I began the first round of cleaning at the L.V.R. Colony site.

During that seva, I happened to meet a member of the Yaan Foundation. When I shared our vision of creating a safe and joyful play space for the children, they immediately resonated with it. True to their word, a team of eight volunteers arrived with tools and cleaned the entire area completely free of cost. They have also kindly agreed to support us again in the future.

As the saying goes, “When you walk one step for others, life walks ten steps with you.”

And another beautiful thought: “Service done with sincerity attracts more hands, more hearts, and more blessings.”

With everyone’s goodwill and collective effort, we have now begun levelling the ground by adding soil, slowly transforming this space into a proper playground that will serve the children for years to come. Still it is a work in progress and will update once as it is getting shaped.

N Ramasamy

25/12/2025

On 12th December 2025, the students of Bharathi Maiyam had the honour of welcoming Smt. Sangeetha, Computer Teacher, as the 39th distinguished guest speaker in our flagship programme, One Guest Speaker a Week.
This initiative is designed to nurture and empower young minds, especially students from government schools, by introducing them to individuals whose life journeys offer wisdom, motivation, and real‑world lessons that go far beyond the classroom.
During her session, Smt. Sangeetha emphasised the transformative power of discipline, sharing personal experiences that illustrated how consistent effort, time management, and self‑control can shape one’s character and future. Her practical insights helped students understand that discipline is not just a rule—but a lifelong habit that builds confidence and success.
As is tradition, the session concluded with an interactive Q&A, where students enthusiastically engaged with the speaker, asking thoughtful questions and seeking guidance. The programme ended with the sharing of snacks, creating a warm atmosphere of community, learning, and togetherness.
🙏 We express our heartfelt gratitude to Smt. Sangeetha for inspiring our students and reinforcing the value of discipline in their daily lives.

25/12/2025

A meaningful tree plantation programme was conducted on the first floor of Bharathi Maiyam on 16th December 2025. Shri K. Annadurai, a dedicated social worker from Thendral Nagar, graciously led the initiative by planting the first set of saplings. His presence inspired students and staff alike to take an active role in nurturing the environment.
As part of the programme, students were encouraged to plant saplings in their homes and care for them regularly. This hands‑on involvement helps young learners understand the importance of environmental responsibility from an early age.
🌿 Why Tree Plantation Matters
Planting trees offers numerous long-term benefits for our community and the planet:
- Improves air quality by absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen
- Reduces heat and promotes a cooler, greener environment
- Prevents soil erosion and supports groundwater recharge
- Provides habitat for birds and beneficial insects
- Enhances mental well-being, as green spaces promote calmness and positivity
- Builds environmental awareness among students, encouraging lifelong eco-friendly habits
This initiative not only beautifies our surroundings but also strengthens our collective commitment to a healthier and more sustainable future.

03/12/2025

✨ On 28th November 2025, we had the honor of welcoming Smt. Uma Kumaran, Assistant Professor of Yoga, as the 38th distinguished guest speaker in our flagship initiative, One Guest Speaker a Week.

This programme is dedicated to nurturing young minds—particularly those from government schools—by connecting them with accomplished individuals whose life journeys offer lessons that extend far beyond textbooks and classrooms.

In her insightful and heartfelt address, Smt. Uma highlighted the transformative power of yoga in daily life. She encouraged students to:
- Recognize yoga as a pathway to good health and a balanced mind.
- Practice yoga regularly to enhance memory, focus, and concentration.
- Use yoga as a tool to manage emotions such as anger and stress, cultivating inner peace and resilience.

Her words resonated deeply, reminding students that yoga is not merely physical exercise but a holistic discipline that integrates body, mind, and spirit.

Adding to the joy of the occasion, Smt. Uma presented prizes to the winners of competitions held during Children’s Day celebrations, reinforcing the importance of both discipline and celebration in student life.

As is tradition, the gathering concluded with an engaging Q&A session, where students eagerly interacted with the speaker, followed by the sharing of snacks that fostered a sense of community and togetherness.

🙏 We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Smt. Uma Kumaran for inspiring our students to embrace the timeless values of yoga—values that will guide them toward a healthier, happier, and more purposeful future.

26/11/2025

✨ On 21st November 2025, we had the privilege of welcoming Sri Venkatesan, a dedicated social worker, as the 37th guest speaker in our flagship initiative, One Guest Speaker a Week. This programme is designed to nurture young minds—especially those from government schools—by connecting them with individuals whose life journeys impart wisdom that extends far beyond the classroom.

In his heartfelt address, Sri Venkatesan encouraged the students to embrace timeless values:
- 🇮🇳 Love your motherland and cherish its heritage
- 🙏 Respect your parents, teachers, and elders, and support them with gratitude and service

His words resonated deeply, reminding the children that true education lies not only in academics but also in cultivating respect, patriotism, and compassion.
Following the interactive session, special prizes were awarded to students who excelled in the Children’s Day competitions. These included quiz contests, drawing, mono acts, and a variety of sports, celebrating both creativity and teamwork.

As is tradition, the gathering concluded with a lively Q&A session, where students engaged directly with the speaker, and snacks were joyfully shared among all participants.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Sri Venkatesan for inspiring our students to uphold values of patriotism, respect, and gratitude—qualities that will guide them in becoming responsible citizens and compassionate individuals.

26/11/2025

✨ On 14th November 2025, our dedicated internal teacher, Sinduja, stepped forward to inspire students with a special guest lecture beyond the regular tuition syllabus. As no external guest was available this week, she graciously accepted the role, becoming the 36th guest speaker in our flagship initiative, One Guest Speaker a Week. This programme is designed to nurture young minds—particularly those from government schools—by connecting them with individuals whose life journeys impart wisdom that goes far beyond textbooks.

In her talk, Sinduja encouraged students to embrace simple yet powerful principles for a balanced and meaningful life:
- 🌅 Rise early, by 6 o’clock in the morning
- 🙏 Begin the day with blessings from parents
- 🥗 Eat wholesome, healthy food
- 🌟 Focus on building good character
- 📵 Avoid using phones or watching TV while eating

Her words reminded students that discipline, respect, and mindful living are the foundations of true success. As always, the session concluded with Q&A session and snacks for the children.

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