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Swami Dayananda AIM for Seva Chatralayam for Boys Student Strength: 35 ACADEMICS Overall, positive changes have been observed in our students with respect to studies, sports and participation in social activities. Many of our students come from poor backgrounds and lacked social skills and were poor in academics when they joined our hostel. Now, we have witnessed a huge improvement in their behaviour and outlook. CELEBRATIONS Independence Day celebrations saw flag hoisting in the hostel premises. During Founder’s Day celebrations, the hostelers and the staff reaffirmed their commitment to upholding our founder, Pujya Swami Dayananda Saraswati’s services to society through organisations like AIM for Seva. Festivals like Onam were also celebrated in the Chatralayam premises. SPORTS Republic Day saw flag hoisting and distribution of sweets. Festivals like Deepavali, Karthikai Deepam, Navaratri, Makkar Sankranti and Holi are all celebrated with equal fervour and they are always looked forward to by the students. WELFARE Our students regularly attend NSS (National Service Scheme) camps as well as seminars organised by the child welfare department. VOLUNTEER Kerala (Chatralayam - Palakkad) A volunteer group of NRIs aims to help develop musical talent in the students through the Karoke Insta Gana. SUSTAINABLE LIVING A well-constructed goshala houses 25 cows from where the hostel gets its daily requirement of milk. The hostel has a large vegetable garden with seasonal plants and various types of plantains. TRIPS The students were taken on a trip to the Ramaeshwaram temple, beach in Madurai, and to the Thiruparankundram, Pazhamudhircholai, Pillayarpati and Pazhani temples, besides an outing to Malampuzha dam gardens, Palakkad fort and Kakapathri car festival. HEALTH Health camps are conducted regularly in the hostel premises. Swami Dayananda AIM for Seva Chatralayam for Boys Aarshateertham, Chirappadam, Olassery, Kodumba Village, Palakkad Taluk & District – 678 551, Kerala Email: [email protected] | Website: www.aimforseva.org / www.aimforsevausa.org aimforseva aimforseva aim4seva.

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