A library and a reading room with 19,830 books, and 88
newspapers and periodicals.

A charitable allopathic-cum-homoeopathic dispensary, which treated
16,703 cases. Besides, 38 medical camps treated 5250 cases.

A mobile medical unit, which treated 12,167 cases.

Faculty of Integrated Rural & Tribal Development (IRTD)
offering MSc and postgraduate diploma courses under
Vivekananda University.

Welfare work by way of distributing scholarship to poor merititorius
children, and providing pecuniary help clothes, blankets and so on
to the needy.

Divyayan, a free residential institute with a Krishi Vigyan kendra,
gives training to village youths, particularly to scheduled tribe
youths, in agriculture, dairy and poultry-farming, horticulture,
bee-keeping, farm machinery and social service. It has been 
recognized by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research.
There were 734 trainees this year. Besides, 4591 farmers were
trained in 99 off-campus training programmes. It also published a
Hindi bulletin Divyayan Samachar (18th year with 1700 subscribers).

Three agro clinics, a microbiology unit, soil testing facilities,
and mushroom cultivation training in rural areas, various
programmes such as soil and water conservation schemes and
non-conventional energy propagation.

A centre of National Open School (256 students).

A mobile audio-visual unit, which screened 331 videoshows to
create awareness in overall rural development (28,830 persons
were benefited).

Programmes for women’s empowerment such as forming
women’s self-help groups to impart management skills, vocational
training, banking linkages, etc.

Programmes for farmers such as organizing educational tours,
demonstration-cum-training programmes, annual kisan mela,
(agricultural exhibition-cum-fair), imparting advance technologies,
supplying inputs like seeds, fertilizer, etc, providing irrigation
facilities and other infrastructures, conducting farmers’ exchange
programmes, cultural competitions, seminars and so on.

Religious and spiritual activities: Regular worship, religious
discourses and lectures in and outside the ashrama, and observance
of the birthdays of Sri Ramakrishna, Holy Mother Sri Sarada Devi,
Swami Vivekananda and other religious prophets of diverse faiths.