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Women

mercredi 15 septembre 2010 par Val

By Devipal Singh Life is an amazing gift from god, but our birth depends on our previous life. We all are equal for god and nature, but life divides us in many parts. Today, as the world is progressing in every field, women are left behind. If we are talking about the problems of Indian women, (...) > suite

Contact Informations

mardi 15 septembre 2009 par Val

Canada C/0 Valerian Mazataud 6398 rue Saint André Montreal QC H2S 2K5 Canada >>> Tel : +(1) 438 883 2595 mail : val@focuszero.com www.focuszero.com India DEVI INSTITUTE S-35-B, RADHA MARG C-SCHEME, JAIPUR RAJASTHAN INDIA >>> Tel : (+91) 9314243600/(+91) 09549399990 mail : (...) > suite

Pictures

mardi 24 février 2009 par Val

Volunteer and Help

jeudi 22 janvier 2009 par Val

If you wish to volunteer for an internship at the Devi Institute, or help with goods and donations, please get in touch with us. Volunteer Form > suite

Devipal

mercredi 21 janvier 2009 par Val

Devipal was born in 1977, in Rajasthan, North East of India, in a rural family, in the small village of Berundha. He bears his name thanks to a goddess who protected his father during a battle. He belongs to the Rajpoute cast of the warriors. His father and grandfather were soldiers in the (...) > suite

The School

mardi 20 janvier 2009 par Val

Mr Devipal Singh has been best teacher of Pushkar two times. Since the begining of the project, 21 children found jobs, and three other are now reaching Phd level. So far, more than 750 children went through the institute. Devipal works at the Raghukul Children Secondary School, a private (...) > suite

The Farm

lundi 19 janvier 2009 par Val

Pictures In Ratagouna village, Tonla district, Devipal’s family owns a farm with 13 buffallos, and 4 cows. Devipal has been living here after he worked in Delhi. This is where he got closer to the nature, feeding ants with coconuts bits and sugar, or peting the bufallos to improve their milk ! (...) > suite

Tribal Areas

dimanche 18 janvier 2009 par Val

Devipal has been visiting the tribal moutain areas, just a few hours away from Udaipour, since 2001. At first, the people here didn’t want him to teach in the village, but after a while, he got accepted. Today, more and more children join them, and at age 10, some of them might be abble to get a (...) > suite