The Kinnar Kailasha,a mountain in the Kinnaur district, Himachal Pradesh, India. Height :- 6050 meters, considered sacred by both Hindu and Buddhist Kinnauris. Sometimes confused with the actual Mount Kailash.
Based on Hindu mythological tales, the Himalayan ranges form sacred abode of Parameshwara, where he exists with his better half, Goddess Parvati. Kinner Kailash is the place where their presence is felt . It is the one of the most challenging treks. MSL is approximately 17200 ft . The remotes The less explored regions of Himachal.
A nice abode for children of the age between three and six. Anganvaady throughout the state have a major role in the basic and pre school level training of kids.
Starting our stay at “ShreeRenjini” near ” Mannanpurath kaavu” had the basic aim to provide Krishnadathan , a congenial environment for early nourishment.
This Quarters owned by Late Kunjiramettan ( KunjiRaaman) , known among Nileshwarians as Supriya KunjiRaaman, is very near to Mannanpurath kaavu. From the Quarters, it’s only one kilometre to the Anganvaady.
Knowledge is Fire
Every place of education, is considered as “Saraswathi Ksherta” (Temple of Goddess Saraswathi – the goddess of Learning) , in accordance with Indian Wisdom or “Sanaathana Dharma”.
So, this Anganvaady too is a Temple of Saraswathi, litting the Kindle of Wisdom in the hearts of growing children.
We admire the great task undertaken by the teachers of Anganvaady. Apart from teaching and caring little children, they prepare food for them, and also carry out various village level development activities of Government. Though not well paid for the hard work the Anganvaady teachers are doing, they perform the altruistic deeds selflessly.
This book contains simple commentaries on Lalitha Sahasra Namam by former Deputy Collector Raosaheb Sri K.P.Govinda Menon. It givesus the complete meaning of all thousand names of Goddess Ambika.
Renjiveda's Ocean of Love - "renjiTham" 