Ramakrishna Mission Students Home Chennai

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The Ramakrishna Mission Students Home is a residential and day school and polytechnic for poor, destitute and orphan boys. It is located on Sir P.S.Sivaswamy Salai (Road) in Mylapore, Chennai.

History

The Home was started on 17 February 1905 by Sri C.Ramasami Ayyangar with the blessings of Swami Ramakrishnananda, a direct disciple of Ramakrishna with 7 orphan boys. The Home began operating out of a small building in Mylapore, given free of rent by Dr. M.C.Nanjunda Rao who was a disciple of

In 1916, Sri S.G.Srinivasachariar donated a piece of land and the adjoining piece of land was acquired. The total area is about 1.4 acres (26 grounds). The foundation of a new building was laid on 6 May 1917 and the building was on 10 May 1921 which happened to be the Akshaya Tritiya day that year.

The Home started offering vocational training for students in the year 1932 with a Licenciate in Automobile Engineering (LAE) course.

The Home operations was temporarily shifted to Athur near Chengalpattu in 1942 during the second world war and was moved back to Mylapore in 1958. The Home is formally affiliated to the Ramakrishna Mission, Belur Math.

Courses Offered

The Home runs a primary school, high school and a polytechnic (offering diploma courses in Mechanical Engineering, Automobile Engineering and Computer Engineering). It is modeled on the Gurukula system of education.

See also

• Ramakrishna Mission

References

• History of Ramakrishna Home
• Hindu newspaper article on centenary celebrations of Ramakrishna Students Home Chennai
• Use of Solar energy for cooking at Ramakrishna Students Home Chennai

External links

• Navratri Utsav 2021 devotional songs at the Home by Sivasri Skandaprasad
• Video of Home Day celebrations 2022
• Room of Swami Brahmananda in the Home
• BetterIndia article
• Discussion with Swami Satyajnanananda ji