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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Tales of Bhagwatam brings us the glory of krishna and its iconic stories that will quench the heart of the readers and will take you to the ride of the past and will make you realize the importance of Bhagwatam in anyones life.
Swami Binodanand Ji
Swami Binodanad Ji is a notable name for his contribution to children’s education and development. In 1988, he worked as a science teacher in Sant Michael Mission School. When there was a crowd of parents in these schools and most of the children could not get admission in these schools, then Bal Vinod Kumar Sinha had a lot of trouble seeing that the children who are not able to get admission in such schools, for their education. Where to go In 1958 1960, after working for two years, he started considering resignation from Sant Michal Mission School that at this point of time he is either a mission school or a CBSE affiliated and state school. No one had access to private schools at that time. In this way, he planned to open a private school in 1960 but opened a private public school in the Makhani well area of Patna, which was the first such type of school. Shanai: Shanai: This school will grow due to its educational characteristics. In the second phase, unemployment of youth was presenting its peak. They also started troubling the problem of youth unemployment. In this way, he not only motivated the youth to open private public schools, but also trained them to teach children and by 1977, the number of such schools reached about one thousand in the then Bihar, in which about five lakh children were benefited. Around seventy thousand people got successful in getting employment by joining and teaching and non-teaching staff. In 11965, the Indian Public Schools Association was established and headed by swami ji. With the help of this association, so many schools opened and became associated with this association. In the middle of 1977, Bihar Chief Minister late Kari Gakur called such schools.
