Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission, Viveknagar, Agartala

Sri Ramakrishna Sevashrama in Viveknagar (formerly known as Amtali) was founded in 1966 and was taken over by the Ramakrishna Math in 1989. The centre has since then been known as ‘Ramakrishna Math.’ It is 8 km to the south of Agartala.
Activities:

1. Religious activities: Daily worship, religious classes, Ramnam Sankirtan on Ekadashi days, spiritual retreats, celebrations of the birthdays of the Holy Trio, and other religious festivals including the annual Ramakrishna Mela.
2. Welfare activities: Providing meals, clothes, blankets and medical and pecuniary help.

Sub-centre at Mata Bari (near Tripura Sundari temple), Tripura:
Activities:
Daily worship, celebration of major religious festivals, the birthdays of the Holy Trio, and occasional relief & welfare services.

The Mission centre at Viveknagar was opened in 1989, on the 62 acres of land received from the Government of Tripura.
Activities:

1. A higher secondary school (class 3 to 12, affiliated to CBSE), mainly for tribal children.
2. An Industrial Training Institute.
3. A unit of Gadadhar Abhyudaya Prakalpa and coaching centres.
4. A dispensary with allopathic, homoeopathic and ayurvedic sections.
5. A mobile dispensary unit.
6. General medical camps and blood donation camps.
7. Welfare activities: Providing food, hygiene kits, educational kits, and pecuniary and educational aid.

Mission sub-centre at Gangail Road: Sri Ramakrishna Ashrama was started in 1950. After the Ramakrishna Mission took it over in 1985, it was renamed ‘Ramakrishna Mission’. It served as a full-fledged centre until 1989 when it was made a sub-centre of the ashrama at Viveknagar.
Activities:

1. A students’ home with boys.
2. A computer training centre.
3. A homeopathy dispensary.
4. A blood donation camp.
5. Religious activities: Daily worship, religious discourses, Ramnam Sankirtan on Ekadashi days, and celebration of the birthdays of the Holy Trio.