A non-profit effort pioneered by Nilacharal.com, a UK based website in association with Sindhanai Sirpigal, Coimbatore

Aim         :   Connecting kids worldwide for exchange of knowledge, exposure and culture

Objective  :    Fostering a peaceful world by inculcating tolerance in children

Implementation Process and Methods   

Helping children gather information about different cultures and understand issues from the others’ perspective. This involves

• Enabling children across the world to communicate with each other either through e-mail or by post
  
  
• By making friends across the globe, and in the comforting presence of their natural innocence, children will start realizing that everywhere children are children
  
  
• Thereby, they will conquer initial feelings of shyness and fear and get to realize that the world is actually one family and despite cultural differences, all are children of the One Universal Force
  
  
• Exchange of ideas, little gifts of affection, sharing their perception of the world they live in. This will
  
  • Make the children more aware of the vast universe they are a part of
  • Help them shed their inhibitions, come to terms with the difference of cultures, learn to tolerate and gradually appreciate the differences, enabling them to spread this tolerance to society of which they are to be the future leaders.

Help them shed their inhibitions, come to terms with the difference of cultures, learn to tolerate and gradually appreciate the differences, enabling them to spread this tolerance to society of which they are to be the future leaders.

As a first step towards fulfilling its mission, Nilananbhan will establish communication between the children in Vaavipalayam, Coimbatore and the children associated with London Tamil Sangam. Nilananbhan is currently run on the services offered by volunteers of Nilacharal and SindhanaiSirpigal. Added infrastructure and resources will definitely help to make this dream project a success, so do feel free to write to us if this mission touches you to share your resources.

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A glimpse at the pioneers

Nilacharal.com aims at bringing together individuals all over the world by offering online interests in one site. Exemplary articles by renowned persons add to the growing readership of this web-based magazine. It has now carved a niche for itself with its interesting contents, interviews, good stories, useful articles on self-development and various etiquette, fair reviews, unbiased reports. Most of the web pages are designed with special focus on the youth, because Nilacharal believes that these future leaders are the hope of the future world. It nurtures the talents of children by highlighting prodigies and thus motivating more children to tap their hidden skills. Nilacharal’s programme ‘Smart Students’, is an opportunity for all-round personality development of students. The programme helps to develop skills in content generation, web designing, web authoring, as also improve vocabulary. Students gain wide exposure by meeting various people, improving communicative skills and obviously their confidence soars. Where school/college work does not provide time for such extracurricular activities, students who enroll in this programme earn while they learn. And thus it becomes a dual qualification of learning + experience.

Sindhanai SirpigaL (SSL) as befits the name that translates to ‘sculptors of thoughts’, is actively involved in various welfare measures for the downtrodden children as well as senior members of society through various free schemes like educational sponsorship programme for children, career counselling and self-employment assistance for unemployed youth and health awareness programmes. Their night school scheme deserves special mention. With two night schools functioning at Vaavipalayam, aimed at providing education to everyone, SSL currently benefits 50 people. It plans to start off 8 more schools, with a drive to attain 100% literacy in the ‘<30 age group’ and at least 50% (if not more) literacy in the ’30-45 age group’. (visit http://www.sslindia.org for more details)