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Onsite Workshop on Human Advancement On "Teacher-Student Relation Especially in Pandemic”

On August 27, 2021 NIHAR organized an on-site Workshop on “Human Advancement: On Teacher-Student Relation Especially in Pandemic” for the school teachers. Most Revered Bhaktiprana Mataji, the President, Revered Amalaprana Mataji, General Secretary, and Revered Jnanadaprana Mataji, Asst. Secretary of Sri Sarada Math gave their blessings and prayers via video clippings.

The pictorial biography of Sister Nivedita - "ONE BURNING LOVE"  book was published and left open for sale.

The workshop was duly started with vedic chanting by Sanyasinis of Sri Sarada Math and it was mostly attended by the teachers of RKSM Sister Nivedita Girls’ School. Following COVID protocol total participation was kept restricted to 30 persons only. The entire deliberation focused on interactive pedagogy to deal with different real-life challenges encountered by the participants in the teaching-learning process in recent new-normal situation. It illustrated the power of soft-skills like empathy and compassion realized through change in mind-set to understand other’s perspective in improving both intra and interpersonal relationships. The workshop ended by collecting feedback on the entire experience and suggestions for future improvements.



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“The selfless man is the thunderbolt.”

– Sister Nivedita

“Let us strive only for selflessness, and we become the weapon in the hands of the gods.”

– Sister Nivedita

“In nation-making, there is but one ideal, carried out by different methods, and the interest is the common interest of self-sacrifice.”

– Sister Nivedita

“I believe that India is one, indissoluble, indivisible.”

– Sister Nivedita

“National unity is built on the common home, the common interest, and the common love.”

– Sister Nivedita

“Technical education, without higher research, is a branch without a tree, a blossom without any root.”

– Sister Nivedita

“By our own vision of the ideal, and by our own struggle to reach its height do we really rise; by no other means whatsoever.”
– Sister Nivedita

“It is not by teaching a Bengali girl French, or the piano, but by enabling her to think about India, that we really educate her.”
– Sister Nivedita

“We must surround our children with the thought of their nation and their country. The centre of gravity must lie, for them, outside the family.”
– Sister Nivedita

“The highest art is always charged with spiritual intensity, with intellectual and emotional revelation.”
– Sister Nivedita

“All that matters is our own struggle. By that do we rise.”
– Sister Nivedita

“Struggle is worship. What else does the Gita teach its people?”
– Sister Nivedita

“A man may be a fool in technical and academic knowledge and yet a sage in which he feels and desires.”
– Sister Nivedita

“Real life begins when we die to the world of the senses.”
– Sister Nivedita

“If we learn nothing else, let us learn to give, let us learn to serve, let us learn to renounce.”
– Sister Nivedita