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News Bulletin : 01 August 2020


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Revered President Maharaj will remain at Belur Math throughout August.

Swami Vagishananda ji will be at Cossipore Math throughout August.

Swami Gautamananda ji continues to be in Jayrambati.  He will return to Chennai when the COVID-19 situation there improves and flight travel becomes safe.

Swami Prabhananda ji will remain at Belur Math throughout August.

Swami Shivamayananda ji will be at Kankurgachhi Math throughout August.

Swami Suhitananda ji will remain at Belur Math throughout August.

All of them are in good health.


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Following the taking over of Sri Sri Ramakrishna Ashram, Bolpur, a new branch centre of the Ramakrishna Math has been started there. The address of the centre is :

Ramakrishna Math,
Ramakrishna Road, P.O. Bolpur,
Dist. Birbhum, West Bengal 731 204.
Phone number: 97331 42670,
Email id: [email protected]
Website: rkmbolpur.org

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Subsequent to the taking over of Sri Ramakrishna Ashram, Ajmer, a new branch centre of the Ramakrishna Mission has been started there.  The address of the centre is :

Ramakrishna Mission,
Adarsh Nagar, Ajmer,
Rajasthan 305 002.
Phone number: 99690 51878
email id: [email protected]

Our Dhaleswar Ashrama in Agartala, which was till now a sub-centre under Viveknagar Ashrama, Agartala, has been made a full-fledged branch centre of the Ramakrishna Mission.  Its address is :

Ramakrishna Mission,
Assam-Agartala Road, Dhaleswar, Agartala,
Tripura (West) 799 007
Phone numbers: 81319 55537 & 80172 78104
Email id: [email protected]

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Amarkanan Sri Ramakrishna Sevadal Ashrama in Bankura district has been taken over by the Ramakrishna Mission, and a sub-centre of Ramharipur Ashrama has been started there.  The address of the sub-centre is :

Ramakrishna Mission,
P.O. Amarkanan, Dist. Bankura,
West Bengal 722 133

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Delhi centre conducted three online workshops on values education in July.  In all, 148 teachers from Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu attended these workshops.


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The results obtained by the students of our schools at the Secondary (Class 10) and Higher Secondary (Class 12) Examinations, 2020, conducted by different education boards are given below.  (In all these figures, Star Marks means 75% or more marks, 1st Div. 60% or more marks, 2nd Div. 45% or more but less than 60% marks, and 3rd Div. less than 45% marks)

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Highest

Marks #

1. Asansol 84 84 84 680
2. Baranagar Mission 142 142 129 681
3. Jayrambati 147 124 21 2 76 667
4. Jhargram 47 8 15 23 1 1 532
5. Kamarpukur 122 120 2 92 679
6. Malda 109 109 98 683
7. Manasadwip 98 89 9 50 674
8. Medinipur 97 96 1 84 680
9. Narendrapur: (a) Vidyalaya 123 123 123 682
(b) Blind Boys’ Academy 17 17 17 644
10. Purulia 113 113 113 687
11. Rahara 200 200 174 690
12. Ramharipur 94 80 13 1 57 683
13. Sargachhi 110 79 28 3 52 676
14. Sarisha: (a) Boys’ School 68 62 6 32 666
(b) Girls’ School 95 76 19 31 672
15. Taki 70 66 4 46 664

# Marks out of 700

State ranks: 3rd rank: Rahara; 6th rank: Purulia; 10th rank: Malda, Purulia & Ramharipur.

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2nd

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Marks

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1. Baranagar Mission 45 45 45 485
2. Jhargram 44 41 3 35 471
3. Malda 69 69 69 489
4 Medinipur 65 65 65 498
5. Narendrapur: (a) Vidyalaya 78 78 78 498
 (b) Blind Boys’ Academy 10 10 10 457
6. Purulia 75 75 75 492
7. Rahara 142 142 132 496
8. Sargachhi 73 73 69 486
9. Sarisha 94 94 89 494

# Marks out of 500

State ranks: 2nd rank: Medinipur & Narendrapur; 3rd rank: Narendrapur; 4th rank: Rahara (six students); 5th rank: Narendrapur; 6th rank: Medinipur, Narendrapur (two students) & Sarisha; 7th rank: Narendrapur (five students); 8th rank: Narendrapur (five students), Purulia & Sarisha; 10th rank: Narendrapur (three students).

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Exam Students

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1st Div. 2nd Div. 3rd Div. Failed Star Marks
Chennai Math Girls’ School
Class 12 124 58 53 12 1 11
Chennai Mission Ashrama Matriculation Higher Secondary School
Class 12 86 66 18 1 1 30
Chennai Mission Ashrama Higher Secondary School (South)
Class 12 52 24 21 7 4
Chennai Mission Ashrama Higher Secondary School (Main)
Class 12 164 41 82 20 21 13
Chennai Sarada Vidyalaya Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Madley Street
Class 12 20 17 3 4
Chennai Sarada Vidyalaya Model Higher Secondary School, Burkit Road
Class 12 217 108 90 11 8 45
Chennai Sarada Vidyalaya Girls’ Higher Secondary School, Usman Road
Class 12 275 114 104 49 8 8
Coimbatore Mission Shivananda Higher Secondary School
Class 12 210 188 22 77
Villupuram Matriculation Higher Secondary School
Class 12 269 239 29 1 114
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Failed Star

Marks

Aalo Class 10 105 53 44 7 1 19
Class 12 110 106 3 1 51
Deoghar Class 10 76 76 75
Class 12 66 66 66
Gwalior Class 10 105 57 25 6 17 15
Class 12 156 120 12 16 8 67
Hatamuniguda Class 10 69 58 9 2 23
Class 12 87 84 3 48
Katihar Class 10 122 78 43 1 46
Narottam Nagar Class 10 31 31 25
Class 12 25 25 24
Viveknagar, Agartala Class 10 71 69 2 62
Class 12 58 58 53

Ranks: Deoghar Vidyapith students secured the following positions in the state of Jharkhand in CBSE class 10 examination: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th (4 students), 5th (6 students), 6th (3 students), 7th (4 students), 8th (3 students), 9th (3 students), 10th (3 students).

In CBSE class 12 examination, Deoghar Vidyapith’s 14 students secured the first 10 positions in the district, the district topper securing 97.8% marks in aggregate.

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Failed Star Marks
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education)
Class 10 89 73 13 2 1 46
Class 12 74 66 5 1 1 1 33
Bhubaneswar (Odisha Board of Secondary Education)
Class 10 49 32 14 3 14
Gwalior (Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education)
Class 10 41 17 10 6 8 7
Class 12 39 16 14 4 5 4
Indore (Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education)
Class 10 109 101 6 1 1 61
Class 12 106 60 33 3 7 3 21
Jamshedpur (Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations)
Class 10 280 261 19 120
Class 12 22 19 2 1 5
Jamshedpur (Jharkhand Academic Council)
Class 10 370 319 49 2 141
Kalady (Kerala Board of Public Examinations)
Class 10 144 135 7 2 49
Class 12 176 173 3 150
A class-12 student of Kalady school secured 1200 marks out of 1200.
Kanpur (Uttar Pradesh Board of Secondary Education)
Class 10 118 118 51
Kozhikode (Kerala Board of Public Examinations)
Class 10 417 349 48 1 19 222
Class 12 178 148 21 9 86
Mysuru Vidyashala (Karnataka Board)
Class 12 45 45 43
A class-12 student of Mysuru Vidyashala secured 590 marks out of 600.
Thrissur (Kerala Board of Public Examinations)
Class 10 158 138 20 80
Class 12 216 86 90 4 36 39
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Swami Upendrananda ji

We record with sorrow the passing away of Swami Upendranandaji (Shakti Maharaj of Vrindaban centre) on 4 July at 7.20 pm.  He was 90 and had been suffering from diabetes, hypertension and cardiac problems for some years.  On 3 July he tested positive for COVID-19 and was admitted to a government-designated COVID hospital in Mathura where he breathed his last the next day.  Initiated by Swami Shankaranandaji Maharaj, he joined the order in 1953 at Belur Math.  After two weeks, he was sent to Vrindaban centre where he spent the remaining 67 years of his monastic life.  He received sannyasa diksha from Swami Madhavanandaji Maharaj in 1963.  He was loved and respected by all for his affectionate nature and his dedication to the cause of the sangha.  His untiring efforts contributed significantly to making our Vrindaban hospital a well‑recognized medical centre in the region.  His meticulous routine even at an advanced age was commendable.

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