The newly built Pranavananda Vidyamandir at Padmasree Mamraj Agarwala Bhawan in Mathurapur, South 24 Parganas, was inaugurated, marking a major advancement in rural education and community development. To promote the creation and growth of educational facilities for children in the area, the Mamraj Jayatri Foundation has provided support to Bharat Sevashram Sangha.

Swami Biswatmananda, General Secretary of Bharat Sevashram Sangha, inaugurated Pranavananda Vidyamandir in front of dignitaries and locals. The Bhawan bears the name of Padma Shri Mamraj Agarwala, whose philanthropic legacy and dedication to social welfare continue to inspire community uplift and education initiatives.

The project, which is backed by the Mamraj Jayatri Foundation and Minu Prime Sarees, reflects a common goal of advancing education and giving kids in underprivileged areas opportunities.

With plans to progressively grow into a full-fledged high school and ultimately transform into a vocational training facility that will provide students with useful skills for the future, the recently opened facility will first operate as a primary school under Pranavananda Vidyamandir.

“Our goal is to ensure that children receive quality education that helps them become responsible citizens and compassionate human beings. A child’s education strengthens the country. The motto Bachcha Padhao, Desh Badhao motivates us to back programs that develop young brains and equip them to serve the nation,” said Brahmanand Agarwala, President of the Mamraj Jayatri Foundation and head of Minu Prime Sarees.

“This institution was founded with a long-term vision for the educational and social development of the region. To provide students with both academic knowledge and practical training, the institution will expand from primary education to a high school and eventually a vocational training center in the upcoming years,” said Swami Biswatmananda.

The program demonstrates the Mamraj Jayatri Foundation’s ongoing dedication to community development, social service, and education.

Priyanka Dutta