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Nandalala Seva Samithi Trust, Chennai, provides Scholarships for students having consistent good academic performance. The scholarship programme has been constituted by the Trust in association with Visions Global Empowerment.

Scholarships are granted to meritorious students, who need financial help, to enable them pursue higher education.   The Scholarship amount, at the discretion of the Trust, will be need based considering Tuition Fees related fees and expenses.    Selected candidates would also have a unique opportunity to participate in public social service activities, along with Nandalala.

The Scholarship amount disbursed in the first year will consider the college’s fees structure. In the subsequent years, it will be based on the Trust’s assessment of the Scholar’s academic and co-curricular performance.

Interested candidates may please contact:

Smt. Sowmya Venkataraman (97100 46936) or

Smt. Saraswathy Sadasivan (91766 12280)

Note:  Please note that the Scholarship is solely at the discretion of the Trust and subject to the eligibility criteria and availability of funding

The Trust recently started a public library, “MathiOliyin Arichuvadi”, in Puducherry.

• Conventional reading materials with emphasis of updating knowledge real time
• Books of topical interest in English, Tamil, Hindi and Tamil.
• Books that will attract children to the libraries.
• In Chennai in a number of locations, during the peak summer month of May, the Trust serves buttermilk.
• computer databases to make it easier to find books and use technologies like
  online support and also make available chat, email and mobile applications to
  allow library patrons to ask reference questions.

Located in a residential area and not more than 5 kms from the Centre of Puducherry, the library has been constructed with great regard to environment. An unique feature of the Library is that it has a roof that gives an open book impression.

The library has 1800 sq.ft in the ground floor, 1100 sq.ft in the first floor and an open terrace of 800 sq.ft. There is a separate section ear marked for children. The Library has facilities to host small displays, small meetings, exhibitions and topical classical and folk performances.

The library has currently around 4000 books and the ground floor canaccommodate 18000 books. Books from academic streams will be added and Facilities for Braille users will be provided in due course.

The Library will also have training programme for children in English language, andtake them to the world of conventional games like pallanguizhi and dhaayam.

The Library has been staffed by qualified and experienced Librarians. We are now close to our aim of ‘inculcating reading in all’ and ‘opening avenues to all to ingrain knowledge’ and serve the country focusing on betterment of the lives of the deserving. We believe that the public library is the base for making citizens more responsible and caring.

 Our location

• In Bangalore, Kshana Kshana – Learning Centre at Bangalore that supports young minds with ‘learn while you play” concept. This centre provides non-conventional mind and skill development support to pre-school kids. This centre also provides training in music, arts, yoga etc., for children of various age groups.

The Trust runs the Matru Seva program at Chennai – a key activity. (Commenced in 1999.)

• In Chennai every Saturday and Sunday in Dr Ranga Road, mixed rice is served. On occasions we also serve sweets.
• Target beneficiaries – slum dwellers near the venue.
• The food is cooked in Kitchen with modern amenities – with special emphasis on hygienic cooking.
• In Chennai in a number of locations, during the peak summer month of May, the Trust serves buttermilk.
• The Trust also contributes to the Government of Tamil Nadu Annadanam Schemes.
•  We are constantly looking to upgrade the Kitchen and expand the scope of our Matruseva and graduate to a daily Anna Dhanam soon.