At a seminar commemorating 300 years of the guru ship to Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji in 2008, a girl said I ponder as to the elaborate celebrations being held world wide throughout the year. To me this is essential, but is this the true homage to our Guru

S. Gurbax Singh Dang IIT Roorkee, Rtd from Indian Institute of Petroleum

Donation has a positive impact on underprivileged student

The word Dasvandh means donation a portion of your income and it relates to the three teachings of Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji: Kirat Karo (Earn Your Livelihood honestly), ‘Naam Japo’ (Remember the Almighty) and ‘Vand Chhako’ (Share with the deprived). It is considered a very holy act.A large number of individuals from the Sikh and other communities are doing it for societal benefits.Daswandh can have a positive impact on the lives of others, in various ways. Some ways by which your contribution helps the students etc. are:

Scholarships and Grants:

It helps to provide financial assistance to students who may not have the means to afford education. This can help deserving students pursue their academic goals.

Educational Resources:

Your donation could be used to provide essential educational resources such as textbooks, school uniforms, and technology to students who may not have access to these materials.

Teacher Training:

Arranging trained teachers. Well-trained teachers positively impact the learning experience for students.

Technology Access:

In the modern era, access to technology is crucial for education. Your donation could help provide computers, tablets, or internet connectivity to students who lack these resources.

Community Programs:

Contributing to community-based education programs can have a broader impact, reaching a larger number of students and promoting education within a specific community or region.

Vocational Training:

Not all students follow a traditional academic path. Your donation could support vocational training programs that equip students with practical skills for employment.