Notice the man praying ,in front of him is the statue of the  cow in black and then we have the real cow and his owner .
Early morning . The Man with his sacred cow stops by the temple to get the blessings. 
Ladies buying trinkets from a cycle vendor
Beggars waiting for a devotee to give them some prasad /food. The temple is a life line for many people in india.
Afternoon locals setting around on the left reading a paper . The beggars on the right. The vegetable vendor and the vada pav makers stall . 

We are back to connect you to new mountaineering adventure with more Fun. So are you ready to cross the boundaries and join hands with us.

We have 2 batches, first on 18th Oct, 2008 and second on 19th Oct, 2008 at Lonavala.

It’s one day Event. Don’t miss it.

Wondering what are we up to this time

“VALLEY CROSSING “

We are crossing the adventure boundaries from one end to the other.

HURRY!!!!!!!!!!!

Cost : Rs 950/ participant

Cost includes: Traveling, Snacks, Lunch and Valley Crossing expenses.
Transportation thru Private Bus.
Dadar – Lonavala – Dadar

Booking amount : Rs 500 (non refundable)
Your seat will be confirmed only after payment of booking amount.

Itinerary:-
Assemble at Dadar station (Central Railway) at 7 am.
Transport thru private bus.
Breakfast on route.
Complete Valley Crossing activity.
Start return journey by 6.00 pm.
Reach Dadar by 8.30 approx

Things to carry :
Two litres of water
trekking or sports shoes with good grip
Extra pairs of clothing, raincoat or wind cheater,
Cap
Torch
Personal medical kit.

Get your friends along. Don’t forget to share the information. As the more we are the merrier we shall be.
Those who missed the rappelling below is the link for you to view the pictures…

http://picasaweb.google.co.in/shalomadventure/31stAug2008

http://picasaweb.google.co.in/shalomadventure/MahuliWaterfallRappelling21Sep

Contact : Miron -09920125528

For registration : [email protected]

We need your full name, contact no, mail id and location.

[email protected]
http://www.shalomadventure.co.nr/event.html

Regards,
Miron Joseph
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TREK SAHYADRI 2008
WINTER TREKIING EXPEDITION
LONAVALA-KHANDALA REGION
(8th Year)

Reporting Dates - 1st & 2nd November, 2008 (2 Batches)
Reporting Time – 6 to 8 pm
Reporting Place – Karjat Railway Station, Dist Raigad, Maharashtra
Departure Time on the last day – 5 pm at Lonavala, Dist Pune, Maharashtra
Duration of Trek – 6 days
Route of the Trek – Karjat – Kondana caves – Rajmachi Fort – Shirota Lake – Ekvira Karle Caves – Bhaje Caves – Visapur Fort – Lohgad Fort – Lonavala
Accommodation – Simple Accommodation / Houses of Villagers at higher camps
Climate - Temp max 25 & min 10 degrees Celsius
Season – winter
Batches - 2

PARTICIPATION FEES: Rs. 1525/- per head. The fee will cover your stay in simple accommodation at all camps, nutritious vegetarian food.The Fee is payable by cash or Demand Draft in favour of “YHAI MALAD UNIT”, payable at Mumbai drawn on any Nationalized Bank. 

HOW TO APPLY: Members desiring of joining the programme may apply on prescribed Registration Form duly supported by a Medical Certificate of Fitness. The form is available free of cost from Units / State Branches. It can also be downloaded from our websitehttp://www.geocities.com/yhaimalad 
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1. Well Furnished, Double, Single Self Contained AC and Non AC Rooms.
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4. Check-out time: 12 Noon.
5. Tariff (per day)

AC Double	Rs. 1,440/-	AC. Single	Rs. 1,050/-
Non-AC Double	Rs. 1,150/-	Non-AC Single	Rs. 960/-
(Luxury Tax 4% Inclusive)

6. Five Minutes walking distance from the Juhu Beach.
7. Local sight seeing facility (vehicle with driver) available.
8. Tourist Desk at the Guest House for in-country tours. (For bookings, personal presence required)

 

 

Update Feb 2013

Arun Samant Climbing Wall

Andadeep High School,
Jayprakash Nagar, rd no. 4,
Goregaon [e], Mumbai-400 063

Revised charges of wall daily
One time registration fee
Rs. 20/- compulsary u have fill the form.
from monday to friday
rs. 40/-,
saturday and sunday
Rs. 50/-
All rules are made by manegment
u have to pay reg. Charges and climbng charges on wall only.

Monthly charges
school kids 250/-
college student below 20 years
Rs.350/-
climbers above 20 years
Rs.450/-

management of arun samant climbing wall decided to revise the climbing charges from 01/03/2013 after many years
if any one want details call only on this following no
sukanya samant 9820428077
rahul pendse 9819260256
pramod 9022916922

 

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Mani Bhavan is a simple old-style, two storied building on Laburnum Road, Mumbai. Whenever Gandhiji was in Mumbai between 1917 to 1934, he stayed here.It is now converted into a museum and research centre.

Visiting Hours
The Museum is open on all the days of the week from 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Inside the museum

Library
Library consists of around 50,000 books & periodicals in reference and lending sections. It contains books on and by Gandhi, Gandhian thoughts, freedom movements and allied subjects. Our Library boasts of many out of print books. The Library is open on all weekdays, from 9.30 am to 6.00 pm. and on Saturdays, 9.30 am to 2.00 pm. It remains closed on public holidays.

Auditorium
On the first floor is the auditorium where films on Gandhiji are shown from time to time and recordings of his speeches are played on request. It is also used for holding meetings, seminars, discussions and various competitions for school and college students arranged by the Gandhi Study’ Circle.

Gandhiji’s Room
The room on the second floor which used to be the living room and working place of Gandhiji has been preserved as far as possible in its original setting.

Glimpses of Gandhi In Mini Figures
Adjoining Gandhiji’s Room is the exhibition depicting Gandhiji’s life through mini figures in about twenty-eight tableaux, prepared by Smt. Sushila Gokhale-Patel.

Picture Gallery
The rooms on either side of the exhibition have been turned into a Picture Gallery which gives glimpses of Gandhiji in Mani Bhavan and important events in his life. It displays photographic posters depicting important events and Photostats of some significant letters, articles and documents written by and about Gandhiji with appropriate captions in Hindi and English. A few replicas of Gandhiji’s belongings and models of his birth place, Sabarmati Ashram, Sevagram Kutir, Phoenix Ashram and his prison cell are also on display.

The Terrace
A bronze plaque with an inscription now marks the place of the tent in which Gandhiji was arrested in January, 1932. He used to sleep and hold his prayers on this terrace.

Research Institute
Mani Bhavan is recognised as a Research Institute preparing students for Ph.D. degree in Gandhian Thought and Rural Development by University of Bombay.

Sales Counter
At the sales counter in the entrance hall are sold Gandhi Postage Stamps, Photographs, Gandhian Literature, Statues, Medallions etc.

General Information

Activities.

Village Development

   

11 Vows

   

Economics

   

Education

   

Truth

   

God

   

Health

   

Non-violence

   

Religion

   

Satyagraha

   

Swadeshi

   

Environment

   

Trusteeship

   

Constructive program

The Class of Nonviolence
Solutions to Violence

        “Human beings are used to thinking about violence and war as problems to be controlled rather than thinking positively about peace as an achievement, as a state of being within their control. Peace education rests on an active vision of peace where skilled individuals, who have been trained in the ways of nonviolence, intervene in conflict situations to manage them without using (violent) force.” Ian Harris

Readings for Lesson One

    If We Listen Well, by Edward Guinan
    Nonviolent Response to Assault by Gerald Vanderhaar
    Human Nature Isn’t Inherently Nonviolent by Alfie Kohn
    Axioms of Nonviolence By Lanzo del Vasto
    Teaching Reverence for Life by Albert Schweitzer
    Students Astutely Aware by Colman McCarthy

   

Readings for Lesson Two

    Doctrine of the Sword by Mohandas Gandhi
    Gandhi in the ‘Postmodern’ Age by Sanford Krolick and Betty Cannon
    Family Satyagraha by Eknath Easwaren
    Ahimsa by Eknath Easwaren
    My Faith in Nonviolence by Mohandas Gandhi
    Love by Mohandas Gandhi
    A Pause From Violence by Colman McCarthy

Readings for Lesson Three

    Love is the Measure by Dorothy Day
    Poverty and Precarity by Dorothy Day
    Undeclared War to Declared War by Dorothy Day
    This Money is Not Ours by Dorothy Day
    The Scandal of the Works of Mercy by Dorothy Day
    Dorothy Day by Colman McCarthy

   

Readings for Lesson Four

    Martin Luther King, Jr. by Charles De Benedetti
    Loving Your Enemies by Martin Luther King, Jr.
    Declaration of Independence from the War in Vietnam by Martin Luther King, Jr.
    Pilgrimage to Nonviolence by Martin Luther King, Jr.
    King and Pacifism: The Other Dimension by Colman McCarthy

Readings for Lesson Five

    Feminism, Peace and Power by Mary Roodkowsky
    Rape is all too Thinkable for Quite the Normal Sort of Man by Neal King and Martha McCaughey
    To the Women of India by Mohandas Gandhi
    Narrowing the Battlefield by Carol Ascher
    Patriarchy: A State of War by Barbara Hope
    An American Shero of 1941 by Colman McCarthy

   

Readings for Lesson Six

    The Technique of Nonviolent Action by Gene Sharp
    The Politics of Nonviolent Action by Gene Sharp
    The Methods of Nonviolent Protest and Persuasion by Gene Sharp
    Albert Einstein on Pacifism
    Letter to Ernesto Cardenal: Guns Don’t Work by Daniel Berrigan
    Building Confidence at Prairie Creek by Colman McCarthy

Readings for Lesson Seven

    On the Duty of Civil Disobedience by Henry David Thoreau
    The Judge and the Bomb by Miles Lord
    Patriotism or Peace by Leo Tolstoy
    What Would You Do If? by Joan Baez
    Pray for Peace but Pay for War by Maurice F. McCrackin
    A Vigil for Life While We Celebrate Death by Colman McCarthy

   

Readings for Lesson Eight

    Animals, My Brethren by Edgar Kupfer-Koberwitz
    Interview on Respect for Animals, with Isaac Bashevis Singer
    A Vegetarian Sourcebook by Keith Akers
    Diet for a New America by John Robbins
    Diet for a Small Planet by Frances Moore Lappé
    ‘Terrorists’ for Animal Rights by Colman McCarthy

Executive Committee

Biography

Chronology

Photographs

TributesLife Sketch

Photographs

Reminiscences

Letters to Kasturba Gandhi

   

Books read by Gandhi

   

Books by Gandhi

   

Articles By Ga

ndhi

   

Articles On Gandhi

   

Archives

   

Famous Speeches

   

Selected Letters

   

Bibliography of Gandhi

   

   

   

Gandhi’s Original Voice

   

Family tree of Gandhi

   

Personal Documents

   

Publications

   

Ashram Prayers

   

Favourite Hymns

   

Associates of Gandhi

   

Reminiscences of Gandhi

   

Quit India Chronology

   

   

Gandhi Smarak Sangrahalaya, Ahmedabad
   

   

Harijan Ashram, Sabarmati,
   

Ahmedabad – 380 013, Gujarat, India.
   

   

   

   

National Gandhi Museums, Delhi
   

   

Rajghat, New Delhi 110002
   

Tel : 3310168, 3311793, 3328310, Fax : 3311793
   

E-mail : [email protected]
   

Website : www.gandhimuseum.org
   

   

* Information about the Museum, its Galleries and Displays.
   

* Library Catalogue of 26,000 titles on Mahatma Gandhi, Freedom Movement in India and allied Subjects.
   

* Captions of 6,000 photographs of Mahatma Gandhi and other leaders of Freedom Struggle.
   

* Catalogue of Books (1,600 titles), Cards, CD’s, posters on sale in the Museum.
   

* List of Recorded Speeches of Mahatma Gandhi on Audio-tapes and of Films.
   

* List of Publications by the Museum.
   

* List of Exhibitions (available on loan)
   

* Various Services offered by the Museum.
   

   

TIMINGS
   

   

Galleries : 09.30 A.M. to 05.30 P.M. Mondays closed.
   

Library : 10.00 A.M. to 05.00 P.M. closed on Mondays,
   

Gaz. Holidays & 2nd Sunday of the Month.
   

   

   

Special Attractions
   

   

Free Entry to the Museum Galleries & Displays
   

   

Library Membership on nominal security amount
   

   

Free Film Shows every Saturday & Sunday (4.00 to 5.00 pm) & on request.
   

   

Gandhi Literature Center (Sales Counter)
   

   

Special Exhibitions from 2nd Oct to 30th Nov & from 30th Jan to 31st March every year.
   

   

   

   

Mani Bhavan Gandhi Sangrahalaya, Mumbai
   

   

19 Laburnum Road, Gamdevi
   

Mumbai 400007, Maharashtra, India
   

Tel. No.- 91-22-2380 5864
   

Fax. No. 91-22-2380 6239
   

Email: [email protected]
   

Website: www.gandhi-manibhavan.org
   

   

   

   

Kirti Mandir, Porbunder
   

   

Post : Porbunder
   

Gujarat, India
   

   

   

   

Gandhi Smarak Sangrahalaya, Patna
   

   

Ashoka Path
   

North – West Gandhi Maidan
   

Patna- 800001
   

Bihar India 22539
   

   

   

   

Gandhi Smarak Sangrahalaya, WestBengal
   

   

14, River Side Road, Barrackpore
   

24 Parganas, West Bengal, India
   

   

   

   

Gandhi Smruti, Bhavnagar
   

   

Post : Bhavnagar
   

Gujarat, India
   

   

   

   

Magan Sangrahalaya, Wardha
   

   

Maganwadi, Wardha – 1
   

Maharashtra, India.
   

Tel No. 91-7152-84753 / 84754
   

   

   

Gandhi Bhavan Thyland, Kerala
   

   

Trivandrum (Thiruvananthapuram) 695014
   

Kerala 0471-323428
   

   

   

   

Gandhi Memorial Museum, Madurai
   

   

Post – Tamukkam, Near Collector Office
   

Madurai, Tamilnadu – 625020 India.
   

Website : www.gandhimmm.org
   

   

   

   

National Gandhi Memorial Society, Pune
   

   

Agakhan Palace, Nagar Road,
   

Pune 411006, Maharashtra, India
   

   

   

For More Information …
   

   

   

Sabarmati Ashram, Ahmedabad
   

   

Harijan Ashram, Ashram Road
   

Ahmedabad 380027, Gujarat, India.
   

Tel – 91-79-7557277
   

Fax-91-79-7560561
   

Email : [email protected]
   

   

   

   

   

Tolstoy Farm, South Africa
   

   

P.O. Box. 44739, Linden 2104, South Africa.
   

Tel – +27829411133
   

+27828877557
   

Fax – +27117822184
   

Email : [email protected]
   

   

   

   

r />Sevagram Ashram, Wardha
   

   

Sevagram Ashram Pratishthan,
   

Sevagram, Wardha-442102,
   

Maharashtra, India.
   

Tel No.: 91-7152-84753/ 84754

   

   

Gandhian Websites

www.gandhimuseum.org

A complete site about the biggest Gandhi museum at Rajghat, New Delhi, its library which houses a vast collection of books numbering 26000 and has a Gandhi photo exhibition with 600 photographs.

web.mahatma.org.in

This is the official Mahatma Gandhi Archive. It includes an online Gandhi shop for new arrivals on books, calendars, busts of Gandhi and Kasturba and more. The site includes the family tree of Gandhi and a collection of stamps from various countries commemorating Gandhi. There is also a provision to read Gandhi books online including his Autobiography and more.

www.mkgandhi.org

A Place to learn about Gandhi, his life, work & philosophy. This comprehensive site is regularly updated & maintained by non-profit Gandhian Organisation in India & has a wealth of information & material for researchers, students, activists & anyone interested in Gandhi.

www.gandhiserve.org

It is a superb site on Mahatma Gandhi, including information about books on and by Gandhi in an online Mahatma Gandhi Book Store, which also has an online sale of bags, T-shirts, CD-ROMs, statues and more, all pertaining to Gandhi, along with information about Gandhi serve foundation. There is also links to topics on education, Human Rights, MK Gandhi, non violence and peace.

www.gandhiashram.org

An informative site about Rajaji Gandhi Ashram situated at Tiruchengodu, founded by C. Rajagopalchari in 1925 to translate Gandhian ideals and thoughts into action; details about its history, activities and sale of Ashram products online.

www.gandhismriti.gov.in

This site is about Gandhi Smriti and Darshan Samiti, a memorial of Gandhi, which functions under Department of culture, ministry of culture, Government of India. It includes articles like Gandhi’s life and work in brief, Gandhian philosophy, with a list of publications of Samiti, audio cassettes, a photo gallery with a good collection of photographs of Gandhi and the Samiti.

www.mahatma.com

A beautiful site about Gandhi, his views, a photo gallery, quotations and consists of a section, ‘poems’ where one can send poems on Gandhi and more.

www.navajivantrust.org

www.gujaratvidyapith.org

www.gandhiana.org

A general site but includes books on Gandhian philosophy and writings. Under search one finds a lots of material on Gandhi. Here one can buy Gandhi books online.

http://www.markshep.com/nonviolence

Mark Shepard’s Gandhi Page: Mahatma Gandhi, Nonviolence, and Small Scale Alternatives.

http://www.gandhitoday.org

Important Site on Non-Violence and current topics related to Gandhi & Discussion Board.

www.engagedpage.com/gandhi.html

A beautiful section on Gandhi, with articles on Gandhi by Richard Attenborough and Louis Fischer.

www.sarvodaya.org

This site is on the Sarvodaya Shramdan Movement, the largest non-governmental people’s development movement in Sri Lanka includes its philosophy and peace initiatives in Sri Lanka. It also has: a news section on the movement, information about the Sarvodaya at USA, Sarvodaya library and also a virtual ashram.

http://www.aaronshep.com

Gandhi Today: A Report on Mahatma Gandhi’s Successors

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahatma_Gandhi

A link to Mahatma Gandhi page from Wikipedia,the free encyclopedia.

http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/southasia/History/Gandhi/gandhi.html

Information on Mahatma Gandhi and freedom movement of India.

www.gandhifoundation.org

This is site of Gandhi Foundation, London.U.K.

http://www.snafu.de/~mkgandhi

Gandhi’s site by Gandhi Information Centre Berlin, Germany, with a list of books on Gandhi.

www.gandhiinstitute.org

The site is on MK Gandhi Institute of non violence of Arun Gandhi, Mahatma Gandhi’s grandson. It has different sections on Gandhi such as biography, articles by Arun Gandhi, a chronology of Mahatma’s life, his fasts, quotations, photo library, articles on nonviolence and also list of books, CDs and other items from the institute.

www.gandhi.ca/

Site by Mahatma Gandhi Canadian Foundation for world peace, it contains multimedia files on Gandhi, online books and reviews by readers and more.

http://www.quotationspage.com/quotes/Mahatma_Gandhi/

Quotations by Mahatma Gandhi

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/50664.stm

On life and death of Mahatma Gandhi

http://www.saltmarch.org.in/

History of Salt March 1930. Also commutating 75 years of Salt March, 1930-2005.

http://www.nuvs.com/ashram/

Virtual Gandhi Ashram.

www1.fctv.ne.jp/~masala/mahatma.html

www.harappa.com

Gandhi Audio

www.kamat.com/mmGandhi

A brief yet informative section on Gandhi, presented in an interesting way with photographs, illustrations, puppets, Rangoli, portraits, cartoons , a photo-quilt, etc. A visual treat for all those interested in Gandhi; it also includes quotes and views of Gandhi along with excerpts from some well-known books on and by Gandhi

www.xs4all.nl/%7Ewichm/gandhi.html

Recording of Gandhi’s voice

http://www.time.com/time/time100/poc/magazine/mohandas_gandhi12a.html

Excellent website by Times Magazine. Also cover timeline of Mahatma Gandhi’s Life.

http://indiaimage.nic.in

A website by the government of India, has a superb section on Gandhi, with book lists, quotes and articles on Gandhi.

www.satya-graha.org

http://www.musicalgandhi.nl/

On January 30th, 2008 it will be 60 years, when Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated. To spread his message of non-violence, The Netherlands based teachers are producing Musical Gandhi, which will be premiered in January 2008. The musical will be played by the Dutch students in the age group of 12 to 18 years old. Gandhi, the musical tells the story of this extraordinary man, a search for truth and a struggle to be free.

Non-violence Websites

www.peacemakers.ca/index.html

U.S. links to resources for education and training in Conflict Resolution and peace building from Peacemakers Trust.

www.womenwagingpeace.net

Women Waging Peace, multiyear collaborative venture of Harvard University’s John F. Kenedy School of Government, connects women addressing conflicts worldwide. The initiative breaks new ground by recognizing the essential role and contribution of women in preventing violent conflict, stopping war, and sustaining peace in fragile areas around the world.

www.aicpr.org – The Alliance for International Conflict Prevention & Resolution (AICPR)

AICPR is a not-for-profit network of private and public organizations dedicated to increasing the effectiveness of the conflict management field and maximizing its impact on international peace building.

www.cartercenter.org – The Carter Center

The Carter Center, in partnership with Emory University is guided by a fundamental commitment to human rights and the alleviation of human suffering; it seeks to prevent and resolve conflicts, enhance freedom and democracy, and improve health.

www.colorado.edu/conflict/ – University of Colorado

This site is a collection of web resources on conflict management live BeyondIntractability.org, CRInfo, the International Online Training P

rogramme on Intractable Conflicts, the Civil Rights Mediator Oral History Project, the Transformative Approaches to Conflict etc.

www.crinfo.org – CRInfo

CRInfo is a free service funded by the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. Many powerful tools are available to help users find information, which addresses their specific needs.

www.forusa.org – The Fellowship of Reconciliation (FOR)

FOR seeks to replace violence, war, racism, and economic injustice with nonviolence, peace and justice. They are an interfaith organization committed to active nonviolence as a transforming way of life and as a means of radical change.

www.stimson.org/?SN=SA20020116303 – The Henry L. Stimson Center

The Henry L. Stimson Center has been working to promote confidence-building measures (CBMs) in regions of tension. CBM are diverse arrangements – such as hotlines, people-to-people exchanges, and prior notification of military exercises – that can help reduce tensions and promote good neighborly relations.

www.nccre.org – Ilinois Institute for Dispute Resolution (IIDR)

IIDR via a co-operative agreement with the US Department of Justice and Education created the National Center for Conflict Resolution Education. They promote the development of conflict resolution education programme in schools by offering quality conflict resolution education professional development programmes.

www.iimcr.org – The Institute for International Mediation and Conflict Resolution (IIMCR)

The mission of IIMCR is to promote the use of peaceful conflict resolution techniques among a generation of future leaders through the design and implementation of unique programme and services.

www.ipacademy.org – International Peace Academy (IPA)

IPA is an independent, international institution dedicated to promoting the prevention and settlement of armed conflicts between and within states through policy research and development.

www.karunacenter.org – Karuna Center for Peace Building

The Karuna Center for Peace building is a U.S.- based non-profit organization that offers international training programs in conflict transformation, inter-communal dialogue, and reconciliation. The core of Karuna Center’s work takes place in post-conflict regions of the world at the request of local partners.

www.trinstitute.org – The Tabula Rasa Institute

The Institute promotes peace, understanding, and co-operation between people, groups and nations by providing the resources, education and leadership necessary to improve our world.

www.usip.org – The United States Institute of Peace (USIP)

USIP is an independent, nonpartisan federal institution created and funded by Congress to strengthen the nation’s capacity to promote the peaceful resolution of international conflict.

www.international-alert.org/women/ – The Women Building Peace Campaign

The Women Building Peace Campaign is working to raise global awareness of women’s experiences and perspectives of peace and conflict, help women better realise their potential as peace builders from the village to the national level, get more women included in all levels of peace processes, and gain a greater commitment by the international community to gender considerations in peace building and conflict transformation.

http://www.ic.sunysb.edu/Clubs/sbdoves/ – Students for Peace and Humanity

Group at Stony Brook University dedicated to raising awareness of humanitarian crisis and to promoting nonviolence through lectures, discussions, protests, and charity. Meetings and events calendar, projects, and ways to get involved.

http://www.nonviolenceworks.com – Center for the Advancement of Nonviolence

Los Angeles based non-profit group working to build a culture of nonviolence and peace through education, research, advocacy, and institutional transformation. Calendar of events, discussion groups, action alerts, suggested reading, and volunteer opportunities.

http://www.aeinstein.org – The Albert Einstein Institution

Nonprofit organization advancing the study and use of strategic nonviolent action in conflicts throughout the world. Downloadable manuals and pamphlets in English, Spanish and Farsi.

http://www.innatenonviolence.org – Irish Network for Nonviolent Action Training and Education (INNATE)

Umbrella group to support groups and individuals exploring nonviolent approaches to conflict issues. Operates mainly in Northern Ireland, with a particular concentration in Belfast and associated groups in Belfast, Derry, Cork and Dublin. Includes background, news, and resources.

http://www.avpusa.org – Alternatives to Violence Project

Empowering people to lead nonviolent lives through affirmation, respect for all, community building, cooperation, and trust. Provides a history, publications available and workshop information.

http://www.milarepa.org – Milarepa Fund

A non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of universal compassion and nonviolence, as well as freedom and independence of Tibet. Contains mission statement, information on membership, and contact information.

http://cnvc.org – Center for Nonviolent Communication

Global organization helping people compassionately connect with one another through Nonviolent Communication, a process created by Marshall B Rosenberg, PhD. Training events, resources, program background, and contact information.

http://renaissancealliance.org – Global Renaissance Alliance

Working to harness the power of nonviolence through prayer, meditation, and deep personal sharing. Articles, events, discussion forum, resources, and ways to become involved.

http://www.nonviolence.org/board/messages/2047.htm – Philosophy of Nonviolence

By David McReynolds. These notes are an effort to summarize the basic philosophy of Nonviolence. It is much more than a mere technique, it is a ‘one-edged philosophy’ which cannot easily be used to defend or advance injustice, and which is of value only if tested in the real world.

http://nonviolence.org – Nonviolence Web

A directory of many of the United States’ most dynamic peace and nonviolence organizations. Contains articles, links and commentary on issues.

http://www.transnational.org/forum/Nonviolence/Nonviolence.html – Transnational Foundation for Peace and
Future Research

Presents a collection of articles, analyses and reports which highlights the contemporary relevance of nonviolence. Includes related links, philosophical, conceptual and historical aspects on nonviolence and the role of leading proponents, activists and theoreticians in the field.

http://trainingforchange.org – Training for Change

Nonprofit peace group run by Quaker activist George Lakey trains activists around the world to spread tools of democratic, nonviolent change.

http://nonviolencehelp.tripod.com – Nonviolence help

Nonviolence resources for trainers and activists. Information on theory and practice of nonviolent social change, case studies and training agendas.

http://nonviolenceworks.net – Nonviolence Works

Aims to “popularize and promote the power of nonviolence” through a quarterly webzine, community forums and provisions of information on how nonviolence works.

http://www.rainonline.org – Resources Advancing Initiatives for Nonviolence

Non-profit organizations dedicated to developing resources that explore the creativity and spirituality of active nonviolence. Stories of the power of nonviolence, RAIN initiatives, resources, and mailing list sign-up.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonviolence – Nonviolence – Wikipedia

Article from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

http://www.salsa.net/peace/conv/index.html – Class of Nonviolence

Readings from an
eight session class which uses classics in peace and justice literature to teach peacemaking.

   

   

Contact Us

Mani Bhavan Gandhi Sangrahalaya
19 Laburnum Road, Gamdevi,
Mumbai – 400 007 INDIA.

Tel. No. +91 22 2380 5864
Fax No. +91 20 2380 6239

Email : [email protected]

Working Hours
9.30 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. on all days

Working Hours – Library
The Library is open on all weekdays, from 9.30 am to 6.00 pm.
It is closed on 2nd & 4th Saturdays and public holidays.

PERSONS TO BE CONTACTED:

1.

Dr. Usha Thakkar. Hon. Secretary
2.

Shri. Meghshyam Ajgaonkar. Executive Secretary

Articles from around the world focusing on Mahatma Gandhi.

Tuesday September 30, 2008:

    Mahatma Gandhi Is A Peace Man

Monday September 29, 2008:

    BBC plans TV serial on Mahatma Gandhi

Saturday September 27, 2008:

    Canada’s capital Ottawa to have Mahatma Gandhi statue

Tuesday September 23, 2008:

    Canada: Ottawa to have Mahatma Gandhi statue
    Canada´s capital Ottawa to have Mahatma Gandhi statue

Monday September 22, 2008:

    AN Wilson: Mahatma Gandhi, in his own words

Sunday September 21, 2008:

    Ottawa to soon have a Mahatma Gandhi Marg

Friday September 19, 2008:

    Mahatma Gandhi had water-harvesting facility at home
    Recollecting Mahatma Gandhi’s work

Wednesday September 17, 2008:

    UK: Cautious response to ‘Mahatma Gandhi Marg’
    Mahatma Gandhi Margs under consideration in UK
    ‘Mahatma Gandhi Marg’ in Liverpool, Leicester likely

Tuesday September 16, 2008:

    Hyderabad, Sep 16 : The Andhra Pradesh Congress Legislature Party today staged a dharna in front of the Mahatma Gandhi …
    Mahatma Gandhi’s and mine appear
    Manitoba will today proclaim Mahatma Gandhi Day

Monday September 15, 2008:

    Prachanda offers tribute to Mahatma Gandhi

Sunday September 14, 2008:

    Mahatma Gandhi Margs in UK

Saturday September 13, 2008:

    Mahatma Gandhi’s toilet shifted to Sabarmati museum

Friday September 12, 2008:

    Mahatma Gandhi’s ‘mobile toilet’ recreated

Thursday September 4, 2008:

    Followers of Mahatma Gandhi at Sabarmati apprehend closure of a khadi store

Wednesday September 3, 2008:

    Cowatch: Mahatma Gandhi ~ Environmental Prophet

Monday September 1, 2008:

    Ex-Palestine woman suicide bomber seeks inspiration from Mahatma Gandhi for Middle East peace

Sunday August 17, 2008:

    ‘Thank you for giving us Mahatma Gandhi’

Thursday August 14, 2008:

    Smriti Irani, UTV to produce serial on Mahatma Gandhi

Wednesday August 13, 2008:

    UTV Preps Drama Series on Mahatma Gandhi

Sunday August 10, 2008:

    Rashtriya Mahatma Gandhi Award to be given to Seva Bharti

Friday August 8, 2008:

    Press Note-: Mahatma Gandhi Medical College & Research Institute …
    Dr.Karan Singh advocates for way of unity shown by Mahatma Gandhi

Wednesday August 6, 2008:

    Mahatma Gandhi And The Kokila

Tuesday August 5, 2008:

    Statues stolen from temple associated with Mahatma Gandhi

Wednesday July 30, 2008:

    Mahatma Gandhi And Peace

Tuesday July 22, 2008:

    Mahatma Gandhi’s assassination denies him Nobel Peace Prize
    Mahatma Gandhi’s assassination denied him Nobel Prize
    ‘Death deprived Mahatma Gandhi of Nobel Peace Prize’
    Mahatma Gandhi Setu under threat 22 Jul 2008, 0334 hrs IST, Madhuri Kumar,TNN
    “Mahatma Gandhi was shortlisted for Nobel”

Monday July 21, 2008:

    Mahatma Gandhi Setu under threat
    Book Review (Play): The Portrait Of Mahatma Gandhi by Himendra Thakur

Sunday July 20, 2008:

    Building to mark Mahatma Gandhi’s visit to Chhattisgarh
    Adriana Delgado, ex directora del Centro Mahatma Gandhi, ejecuta …

Thursday July 17, 2008:

    Rare Mahatma Gandhi Recording Discovered

Saturday July 12, 2008:

    Mahatma Gandhi inspires me: Narendra Modi

Friday July 11, 2008:

    Mahatma Gandhi, my inspiration: Obama

Tuesday July 8, 2008:

    Road travelled by Mahatma Gandhi in Shimla

Monday July 7, 2008:

    Mahatma Gandhi was one of greatest ‘Rambhakts’: Rajnath