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A different Christmas celebration
On Christmas Eve 2020, children chopped five kilograms of onions to help cook 220 food packets. By the next afternoon, the team had distributed all of them near KR Hospital, Mysuru — and a weekly Sunday tradition was born.
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From students to teaching volunteers
Santvana Sahara
Around ten former Sahara students now teach at the study centres that once taught them — a cycle of learning, growing, contributing and empowering others.
Building careers, giving back
Santvana Sahara
Sahara alumni are training as Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries, nurses and teachers — many staying connected through SOSA, the Sahara Old Students Association.
The most joyful day of the week
Santvana Swada
What started with one Christmas delivery grew into a Sunday ritual — children chopping vegetables on Saturday evenings, volunteer families joining in, and around 300 people fed each week.
Beno Sherry — pursuing MBBS
Santvana LifeSchool
A homeschooler from Kerala whose journey reflects a strong academic foundation together with clarity about his interests and future goals.
Veronica George — media professional
Santvana LifeSchool
Her homeschooling experience contributed to the development of her communication abilities, confidence and independent learning skills.
Daniel Joseph Pallan — Media Coordinator
Santvana LifeSchool
Now working with CBCI in Delhi, his homeschooling journey provided opportunities to develop communication, leadership, creativity and media-related skills.
More stories from Santvana Poshan, Santvana Mitra and Santvana Home will be added here as they become available.