Vellore District
Vellore District
Vellore District
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Vellore (New York Chapter) Project Target

Mann Vaasanai District Corpus Fund Target for Vellore (New York Chapter)
$ 250,000.00
With your help we can reach the Phase I Goal of 50 Lakhs soon
INR 50 Lakhs (₹50,00,000) ($70,000)
Amount collected to date: As of January 2023
INR 3,140,209 ($39,252.61)

We have a long way to go! 

With your help we can reach the Phase I Goal soon.

TNF Projects in Vellore District

Project Name (Funded By) Beneficiary Village/ City Period Amount In INR Rs. Beneficiaries
Books and Furintures / Salary (Mr. C.K. Mohanam & Family)
Thiruvalluvar Public Library Katpadi
Katpadi
2018 -
37,000
500 General Public
Educational Scholarship (CM Educational Assistance & Rural Development)
Student
Latteri
2019 -
10,000
1 Student
School Enhancement (Government Higher Secondary School, Konavattam)
Students
Konavattam
2019 -
25,000
174 Students
Thiru. C.K. Mohanam
Government Boys Higher Secondary School, Katpadi
Katpadi
2022 -

Vellore District

Vellore district  was ruled by the Pallava, Chola, Nayak, Maratha, Arcot Nawabs and Bijapur Sultan Kingdoms. One of the monuments of Vellore is the Fort. It was considered to be the best and the strongest fortress in the Carnatic War in the 17th Century. Stone inscriptions in the fort suggest that the fort  might have been built during the rule of Chinna Bommi Nayak (1526 to 1595 A.D.). Historically the Sepoy Mutiny in 1806 is considered to  be the start of the war for India’s Independence. 

The Christian Medical College and Hospital in Vellore was started in  1900 A.D. and has grown into a world class medical institution.  

The district does not have any major industries. With the encouragement of the Government of Tamil Nadu several small scale industries, tanneries, uzhavar sandhai, and women’s empowerment programs have been implemented  which has  benefited the district. 

The famous  Karagiri Pots are made in the village of Karigiri. These special pots were made for the  food safety of the Nawabs and the water in the pots can only pour through the special stouts of the pots. Sadly this craft form is declining in modern days. 

The district boasts many higher education institutions. However the rural parts of the district has many underserved students who do not have the economic l means to attend private schools. 

How can you help deserving students get access to higher education? 

Please donate generously to Vellore  District. 

FUTURE PROJECTS

With your help TNF can implement these projects  in the Government schools in the district: 

  1. ABC Classes in schools. 
  2. Audio Visual Equipment 
  3. Library Books
  4. Scholarships  to Underserved Students