Ramakrishna Math & Ramakrishna Mission
P.O. Viveknagar, (Near Amtali Bazar), Agartala, Tripura (West) 799 130, India
Phone: 0381-2374 222 / 2370 333; Mobile : 70054 36510; Telefax: 0381-237 0333
E-mail: [email protected], Website: www.rkmagartala.org
Institution: School
Phone: 237 0333
Sub Centre(s):
Ramakrishna Mission
Gangail Road, Agartala, Tripura (West) 799 001, India
Phone: 0381-2324024
Ramakrishna Mission
Assam-Agartala Road, Dhaleswar, Agartala, Tripura (West) 799 007, India
Phone: 232 0220, 081319 55537(M)
The Math centre was started in 1966 and taken over in 1989.
Activities of the Math centre:
- Daily worship, religious classes, devotees’ conventions, and the annual Ramakrishna Mela.
- Guiding study circles for local youths and devotees.
- Under the Rubber Tapping Programme, undertaken in collaboration with the Regional Rubber Board, the centre trained 121 tribal and non-tribal youths.
- Pecuniary help to needy persons.
The Mission centre at Viveknagar was opened in 1989.
Activities of the Mission centre:
- A large educational complex, mainly for tribals. It had 850 students, including 135 tribal boarders. The attached library had 11,463 books and 20 periodicals and newspapers.
- An Industrial Training Institute with 217 students.
- A charitable dispensary with allopathic, homeopathic and ayurvedic sections which treated 17,734 cases. Besides, a blood donation camp was held in which 42 persons donated blood.
- A mobile medical unit, which served 20,764 patients through 216 camps.
- A unit of Gadadhar Abhyudaya Prakalpa for 55 needy children.
- Welfare work by way of distribution of milk, blankets and garments to the poor and needy.
The Mission sub-centre at Gangail Road, started in 1950 and taken over in 1985, was the main centre from 1985 to 1989.
Activities of Gangail Road sub-centre:
- A free students’ home with 14 boys.
- Six health camps (338 patients treated) and a homeopathy dispensary (283 patients treated).
- Weekly discourses on values education.
- Daily worship, religious discourses, and celebration of the birth anniversaries of religious personages.
The Mission sub-centre at Dhaleswar was started in 1996.
Activities of Dhaleswar sub-centre:
- A free students’ home with 23 boys.
- Daily prayer, weekly religious discourses, and celebration of festivals such as Durga Puja, Kali Puja, Christmas Eve, etc.
- A dispensary, which treated 31,638 patients.
- Welfare work by way of providing accommodation to students and distribution of food, clothes and study materials to the poor.
