Samagra Vikas facilitated through Panchamukhi Shikshana
The vision of Rashtrotthana Parishat and RVK is – “Swastha-Susthira Samajanirmaana”
The main goal of education is to shape a well-rounded personality, elevating individuals from basic instincts to divine human qualities. It should equip children for material prosperity and Adhyatmik Anand. Education should instil the qualities of Paripurna Manav depicted in Bharatiya Sanskriti through Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha.
Human personality comprises five Koshas (layers):
- Physical – Annamaya Kosha
- Psychological – Praanamaya Kosha
- Emotional – Manomaya Kosha
- Intellectual – Vigyanamaya Kosha
- Spiritual – Anandamaya Kosha
Uniform and complete development of all five aspects of human personality can happen only through integral education or Panchamukhi Shikshana that achieves Panchakoshatmak Vikaas or Paripurnata of Manav.
At RVK, we follow Panchamukhi Shikshana, an education system encompassing five key aspects to ensure Samagra Vikas (holistic development) in our children.
Panchamukhi Shikshana - The Five-Pronged Education
The five-fold Panchamukhi Shikshana integrates physical, psychological, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual activities into the school curriculum, aligning with the NCERT syllabus for comprehensive child development.
Most schools focus on training a child to take examinations. Education for life beyond examinations and empowerment to ennoblement is often considered extracurricular. However, learning is only meaningful when it prepares a child for life. The Panchamukhi Shikshana addresses this need. At RVK, we have successfully integrated learning with the Panchamukhi qualities, linking curriculum to life skills and personal development.
Development of Annamaya and Pranamaya Kosha - Physical
- Develop physical strength by engaging in games and sports
- Build flexibility and stamina by incorporating yoga
- Develop healthy living habits by providing good nutrition
- Practise hygiene and personal health by emphasising cleanliness and personal well-being.
- Develop Prana Shakti and Indriya Shakti through systematic and structured Ashtanga Yoga practice.
Globally, people perceive physical education (PE) and sports as less critical for a child’s education than intellectual development. However, physical development forms the foundation of education and is vital for overall well-being and enjoyment.
RVKs’ physical fitness programs, including games and martial arts, are complemented by ensuring a balanced diet for proper growth and nourishment.
Development of Manomaya Kosha - Psychological
Psychological development is essential for overall growth. A positive and focused mind is crucial for achieving goals in life.
- Understand the behaviour of Manas.
- Train the Manas to handle negativity.
- Purify Manas by removing defilements – Arishad Varga: Kaama, Krodha, Lobha, Moha, Mada, Matsarya.
- Learn concentration and active detachment.
Engaging in practices like Ashtanga yoga and meditation cultivates a peaceful, strong, and balanced mind, which we can easily direct towards larger goals and higher visions.
RVK’s systematic and structured yoga classes promote harmony of the body, mind, and spirit, equipping students with the skills to plan, prepare, and forge their future.
Development of Manomaya Kosha - Emotional
- Develop strong bonds with self, family, society, nation, humanity, and the universe.
- Take pride in our rich, vast and ancient cultural heritage.
“Actions are mighty, thoughts are almighty” – Swami Vivekananda.
Emotional development encompasses “Manomay Kosha,” focusing on aspects related to the mind. Thought, the root of all actions, is influenced by the behaviour of the mind. Manomay kosha deals with managing emotions and building positive social relationships. Developing the mind is crucial for building a robust Emotional Quotient (EQ).
At RVK, we nurture students’ emotional well-being via dance, drama, music, art, and cultural activities, instilling a deep sense of love, loyalty, and patriotism in them.
Development of Vidnyanamaya Kosha - Intellectual
- Developing deep strength in observation, analysis, synthesis, abstract thinking, logical reasoning, problem-solving, imagination, creativity and language skills
“Education is the manifestation of the perfection already existing in man” – Swami Vivekananda.
Our intellect allows us to think independently, discern between good and evil, and make logical decisions by analysing situations. Intellectual development goes beyond memorisation and cracking exams. It involves equipping the child to assimilate, process, understand, and create wisdom. The emphasis should be on developing these faculties through the NCERT curriculum.
Progressing towards Anandamaya Kosha - Spiritual
- Understanding the true goal of life – the path of happiness – “Sat-Chit-Anand”.
- Understand various paths to ‘Oneness with Universe’ – “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam”
The essence of spiritual development is: to be born human, live a humane life and grow as divine!
Spiritual development unveils the inherent divinity within a child, guiding them to realise and manifest their true nature—Sat-Chit-Ananda (Existence-Consciousness-Bliss). Spiritual Education aims to transform human life into divine life, fulfilling the adventure of existence in human form on earth.
RVK provides a serene and spiritually nurturing environment through regular prayers, chanting shlokas, Bhagwad Geeta, and Veda mantras.
Academic Support
- Facilities : Students have access to a well-equipped library, labs, and digital resources for learning.
- Co-scholastic Programs : The school offers various activities like taekwondo, swimming, chess, carrom, table tennis, football, basketball, kho-kho, kabaddi, volleyball, athletics, keyboard, tabla, dance, drama, classical music, visual arts, and Yoga. These subjects introduce students to India’s culture.
- Academics : Enrichment programs, including self-development and personality development, are part of the academic plan. They help students realise their potential, enhance their skills, and groom their personality to become useful citizens. Bridge programs help students prepare for the next grade.
- Faculty : Qualified and motivated faculty continuously monitor student performance, adapting teaching strategies to improve learning. Additional tutoring is available for students needing extra support in curricular and co-curricular subjects after school.
- Personal support : Mentoring and individual counselling provide personal support.
Curriculum & Pedagogy
- Education transcends classroom walls, encompassing multiple intelligences. In the foundational stage, we prioritise stress-free, joyful learning experiences with innovative teaching methods that nurture curiosity and creativity.
- As students progress, our approach shifts to learner-centric, inquiry-based learning. We offer various opportunities for collaborative learning and higher-order thinking development, ensuring equal access for all.
- We emphasise holistic development through a balanced blend of academic and extracurricular activities. Subjects like language, math, arts, yoga, karate, swimming, and sports contribute to this development. Field trips enrich learning experiences beyond textbooks.
- Our interdisciplinary approach encourages lifelong learning, fostering curiosity and talent exploration. Our learning environment ensures equal opportunities for all students, backed by dedicated, experienced staff committed to realising our institution’s vision and mission.
Alumni
- The ROOTS committee organises batch-wise meetings, WhatsApp groups, and annual alumni gatherings. ROOTS students engage in four programs – cultural, intellectual, awareness, and seva.
- Many excel in various fields such as medicine, engineering, politics, and NGOs, actively participating as volunteers in school activities.
- During the COVID-19 pandemic, ROOTS students supported hospital staff for 33 days. This year, Vandit, Shashank, and Prashant organised Seva activities, seven students planted trees, and 12 sponsored first aid boxes for Government schools.
- Shashank and Rakshit donated blood and organised a blood donation drive. Two hundred ROOTS members participated in our school programs and celebrations. Ashish, Shashank, Vaishali, and Vandit were judges for the Vidya Bharati Vignana Mela. Three students volunteered at the all-India level Vidya Bharati meeting.
- Vedant was the chief guest for the class 1 to 5 annual sports day, and Eshanya presided over the grade 2 Rashtrottsava program. Ms Likhita H Gowda received the Nada Prabhu Kempe Gowda Award in Sports. Alumni provided feedback during the Vidya Bharati Standard Council Assessment Seminar. Yearly sports events are organised for ROOTS students, with winners honoured with medals and trophies.
ROOTS -
Rashtrotthana Old-students Organisation for Transformation of Society
Entrepreneur:
Started a new construction company Nelakuduru Infra Pvt Ltd
Specialize in the construction of bridges for railways and have ongoing projects throughout India
Masters in Philosophy (M.Phil.) in Public Policy from JAIN (Deemed to be University) and Master in International Relations from CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bengaluru, India.
MBBS from Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences in May 2022
B.N.Y.M.D
Doctor of Medicine Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences
2009