VEPACHEDU EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION (501 (c) (3) non-profit corporation)
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Background
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Dedicated to my Father and Teacher
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Journals two free electronic monthly science journal The Telangana Science Journal and Andhra Journal of Industrial News. Cultural Journal: VEFI publishes a free electronic monthly cultural journal: |
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Awards and Scholarships
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Annual Lectures at Osmania University Vepachedu Educational Foundation Inc. (VEFI) established Sri
Gopalkishanrao Vepachedu Memorial Annual Lectures
beginning in 2003 at Biochemistry
Department of Osmania University. The annual lectures
at Biochemistry dept. started on September 5, 2003 on Teacher's
day, with the help of founder's brother, Dr. Ramarao Vepachedu, who did
his PhD at the Biochemistry Department. Funds for this program were
provided by founder's mother Mrs. Satyavathidevi
Vepachedu. Annual Lectures at Andhra Pradesh Academy of Sciences (APAS) Vepachedu Educational Foundation Inc. established Sri Gopalkishanrao Vepachedu Memorial Annual Lectures at Andhra Pradesh Academy of Sciences. The first lecture was delivered by founder's PhD guide and mentor Dr. Jhillu Singh Yadav, Director of the Indian Institute of Chemical Technology on January 23, 2004. Funds for this annual lecture were provided by the founder, Dr. Sreenivasarao Vepachedu. For more details click here. |
Award and Scholarship
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Donation VEFI has donated one lakh rupees for the year 2004 to Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham, Kancheepuram to support Vedic Schools and Sankara Eye Institute. In 2007, an amount of $ 1610 was donated to Sankara Eye Foundation, USA. Funds were provided by the founder. A good number of Veda Patasalas have been established by the Matth wherein different sakhas of Veda are being taught. Apart from Veda Patasalas, seventeen Oriental schools and thirty-eight Sankara Schools are functioning in different parts of the country under the guidance of the Math. Sri Kanchi Kamakoti Peetam runs hospitals at different places, which includes the Kamakoti Child Trust Hospital in Madras, Eye Hospitals at Coimbatore and Guwahati, hospitals at Madhubani (Bihar), Rathura for tribals (Uttranchal), Berhampur (Orissa) Hindu Mission Hospitals in many places in Tamil Nadu. |