SEVAI Natural Resources Management centre, K.N.Palayam is a beacon for Environmental Conservation.

SEVAI's Natural Resources Management Centre in K.N.Palayam is a beacon for environmental conservation 🌿. Focusing on biodiversity, watershed management, and organic farming, the centre promotes sustainable practices. It produces eco-friendly inputs like vermi compost and vermi wash, and nurtures tree saplings. The centre serves as a learning hub for school children and farmers, especially women SHGs, imparting knowledge on eco-friendly techniques. Its efforts in preserving the Myiawalki Forest and promoting organic inputs have made a significant impact. Through exposure visits and training, SEVAI empowers communities to manage natural resources effectively, ensuring a greener tomorrow🌿Govin

SEVAI Amoor Agriculture Resources centre trains farmers and Women in integrated Farming and women empowerment.

SEVAI Kalanjium Agriculture Resources and Training Centre in Amoor empowers farmers and women SHGs with knowledge, skills, and resources 🌿. The centre focuses on sustainable agriculture, capacity building, and technology dissemination, enhancing productivity and livelihoods. Farmers receive training in modern practices, crop management, and climate-resilient techniques. Women SHGs are empowered through value-added agriculture production, food processing, and crafts training, boosting income and food security. Led by Project Coordinator Mrs. Sarala, SEVAI's efforts promote environmental sustainability, transforming rural lives 🌿Govin

SEVAI Amoor Agriculture Resources centre trains farmers in integrated Farming

SEVAI Kalanjium Agriculture Resources and Training Centre in Amoor is a vital hub for rural development, empowering farmers with knowledge, skills, and resources 🌿. The centre focuses on sustainable agriculture, capacity building, and technology dissemination, enhancing productivity and livelihoods. It offers training, workshops, and demonstrations on modern practices, crop management, and climate-resilient techniques. The centre promotes technologies like drip irrigation, organic farming, and precision farming, and provides expert advice on crop selection, soil health, and market linkages. Training is also given in allied activities like agroforestry, beekeeping, fish rearing, mushroom cultivation, and solar pumping, contributing to food security, rural development, and environmental sustainability 🌿Govin

SEVAI Agriculture Resources centre, Amoor enables farming

SEVAI Kalanjium Agriculture Resources and Training Centre in Amoor is a vital hub for rural development, empowering farmers with knowledge, skills, and resources 🌿. The centre focuses on sustainable agriculture, capacity building, and technology dissemination, enhancing productivity and livelihoods. It offers training, workshops, and demonstrations on modern practices, crop management, and climate-resilient techniques. The centre promotes technologies like drip irrigation, organic farming, and precision farming, and provides expert advice on crop selection, soil health, and market linkages. Training is also given in allied activities like agroforestry, beekeeping, fish rearing, mushroom cultivation, and solar pumping, contributing to food security, rural development, and environmental sustainability 📖.

SEVAI ,RTC empowers rural communities.

SEVAI Rural Technology Centre in Sirugamani empowers rural communities through innovation 🌿. By disseminating suitable technologies, building capacities, and fostering local entrepreneurship, it addresses challenges in agriculture, water, energy, and livelihoods. The centre promotes cost-effective building technologies and affordable, inclusive household toilets designed for elderly and children, enhancing living standards. It enhances productivity, improves access to basic amenities, and empowers marginalized groups, contributing to inclusive and sustainable rural development 🌿Govin

Books are a mirror of Life's Soul

Agath's quote in SEVAI Shanthi Matriculation Higher Secondary school's library, "Books are Mirror of Life's Soul," beautifully captures literature's essence 🌿. Books reflect human experiences, sharing triumphs, struggles, and emotions, connecting readers and fostering growth. Authors bridge cultures, eras, and worlds, revealing truths and inspiring personal growth. By mirroring life, books help navigate complexities and discover new possibilities 🌿Govin

SEVAI promotes vermi wash .

SEVAI's Natural Resources Management centre in K.N.Palayam promotes vermiwash technology, empowering women SHGs and farmers 🌿. Coordinator Mr. K. Devendran highlights vermiwash as a game-changer for organic farming, enhancing soil health and plant growth. This nutrient-rich liquid, extracted from vermicompost, is supplied to farmers, offering benefits like nutrient-rich composition, improved soil structure, and eco-friendliness. By adopting vermiwash, farmers can reduce chemical usage, boost crop yields, and contribute to sustainable agriculture 🙏.

SEVAI Kalanjium established a Biofloc fish rearing unit and trains SHG Farmers in fish rearing.

SEVAI's Kalanjium centre in Amoor promotes Biofloc fish rearing, empowering women SHGs and farmers 🌿. Coordinator Mrs. Sarala trains them on this eco-friendly aquaculture practice, highlighting its benefits: water conservation, increased production, and reduced costs. Biofloc involves growing fish with beneficial microorganisms, providing natural nutrition and maintaining water quality. With low operating costs and high demand, biofloc fish rearing offers a lucrative income generation option, integrable with hydroponics or agriculture 🙏.

Rural Technology Centre trains farmers, the Rain water harvesting from Hilly tracks

SEVAI's Rural Technology Centre in Sirugamani showcases innovative rainwater harvesting techniques, empowering farmers and students 🌿. Mr. K. Sakthivel, watershed expert, highlights strategies for hilly tracks: check dams, ponds, terracing, contour bunding, recharge pits, and roof catchments. Check dams conserve water, prevent erosion, and support irrigation. Key considerations include site selection, design, and maintenance. Farmers from Dasilnaickanoor Watershed area visit the centre to learn about lift irrigation, pedal pumps, and vermi compost. Sakthivel notes that farm compost is like paddy, while vermicompost is food, enriching the land naturally 🙏.

Horse gram cultivation as second crop by SEVAI-OFI project in Perur

The SEVAI-OFI water tank project in Perur has transformed farming in the area . The tank's deepening has recharged farmers' open irrigation wells, enabling them to cultivate a second crop after paddy harvest. Women SHG farmers are leveraging this opportunity to grow pulses like horse gram, a nutritious crop rich in protein, fiber, and minerals. Horse gram offers health benefits like diabetes management and heart health support, and its versatility shines in dishes like dal and sprouts. The crop's soil benefits, including nitrogen fixation, add to its appeal. With waterbodies development and SEVAI-OFI's support, farmers are growing vegetables and horse gram, boosting their livelihood income and nutrition🌿 🙏.Govin

Tank, women SHG project implemented by SEVAI-OFI and Alstom improves quality of life improvement of Villagers.

The SEVAI-OFI Alstom project's Nottakaran Kuttai tank Deepening and renovation development has transformed irrigation and farming in the area 🌿. Mr. K. Devenran, SEVAI's Agricultural expert, reports a significant improvement in the quality of life in target villages. Farmer Savarimuthu credits the project for recharging his wells and boosting crop production, enabling him to grow paddy, vegetables, and increase his income. Women SHG members are benefiting from agro-based livelihoods, accessing bank loans, and managing finances. The project's focus on rainwater harvesting, soil conservation, environment conservation, and efficient irrigation has empowered local farmers, especially women, leading to improved household nutrition, income, and community growth. Waterbodies development has recharged groundwater, boosted crop yields, and supported livelihoods, transforming the lives of farmers and women SHG members 🙏.

PRA exercise conducted in Perur by SEVAI-OFI for the assessment of the Waterbodies and Women SHGs impact

The SEVAI-OFI waterbodies project in Perur Village, Thigamalai block, is thriving . Led by PRA expert Mrs. Vanitha Palanisamy and Mr.K.Devendran, the project engaged local communities, including women SHG members, to assess its impact. By rejuvenating waterbodies, the project recharged groundwater, boosted crop diversification, and improved yields, benefiting farmers. Women farmers are now empowered, leading initiatives like kitchen gardens, poultry, and dairy farming, enhancing household nutrition and income. The project applied PRA techniques like Social Mapping, Transect Walks, Seasonal Calendars, and Matrix Ranking, empowering locals and driving success, resulting in improved local understanding, community ownership, increased crop yields, and empowered women driving agricultural growth.🌿Govin

PRA assessment on Waterbodies tanks development and women empowerment by SEVAI-OFI.

The SEVAI-OFI waterbodies project in Perur Village, Thigamalai block, is thriving 🌿. Led by PRA expert Mrs. Vanitha Palanisamy, the project engaged local communities, including women SHG members, to assess its impact. By rejuvenating waterbodies, the project recharged groundwater, boosted crop diversification, and improved yields, benefiting farmers. Women farmers are now empowered, leading initiatives like kitchen gardens, poultry, and dairy farming, enhancing household nutrition and income. The project applied PRA techniques like Social Mapping, Transect Walks, Seasonal Calendars, and Matrix Ranking, empowering locals and driving success, resulting in improved local understanding, community ownership, increased crop yields, and empowered women driving agricultural growth.🌿Govin

PRA conducted in Perur for the assessment in Water tank development for Food production and women empowerment 🌿

The SEVAI-OFI waterbodies project in Perur Village, Thigamalai block, is thriving 🌿. Led by PRA expert Mrs. Vanitha Palanisamy, the project engaged local communities, including women SHG members, to assess its impact. By rejuvenating waterbodies, the project recharged groundwater, boosted crop diversification, and improved yields, benefiting farmers. Women farmers are now empowered, leading initiatives like kitchen gardens, poultry, and dairy farming, enhancing household nutrition and income. The project applied PRA techniques like Social Mapping, Transect Walks, Seasonal Calendars, and Matrix Ranking, empowering locals and driving success, resulting in improved local understanding, community ownership, increased crop yields, and empowered women driving agricultural growth.

The first year of Memorial Thithi of demised Padmini Govindaraju was observed on 7, February 2026, Forenoon.

The first-year memorial Thithi (first demise anniversary) of Mrs. Padmini Govindaraju was solemnly observed at the residence of K. Govindaraju in Trichy. Hindu priests conducted the rituals, led by son Sathish Kumar, in the presence of family and friends. The post-pooja rituals involved immersion of sacred materials at Srirangam Ammamandapam, River Cauvery 🌿. The ceremony followed traditional Hindu customs, with prayers and rituals performed to honour the departed soul. A lunch was served to all participants after the ceremony. K.Govindaraju

Vegetables cultivation after paddy harvest in OFI-SEVAI waterbodies development in Thirumalai Reddipatty.

The farmers of Thirumalai Reddipatty, Karur District, are reaping benefits from OFI-SEVAI's waterbody development project, which has improved water recharge. Post-paddy harvest, they're diversifying into onion, pumpkin, and tomato, boosting income and resource utilisation. With summer approaching, they're focusing on water-efficient crops . Drought-tolerant options like okra, cowpea, and gowda are thriving, aided by techniques like drip irrigation and mulching. Hybrid and drought-resistant varieties of tomato, onion, and pumpkin ensure a healthy yield, enabling farmers to produce nutritious veggies and leafy greens, making the most of their land and water.🌿Govin

Trichy birds park nearing completion of the first year operation, visitors especially kids enjoy the visit of Trichy birds park.🌿

Trichy Birds Park, established by District Rural Development Agency under Namaku Name in collaboration with Trichirapalli District Welfare Fund Committee, is a fantastic spot for nature lovers and families. The park boasts over 40 species of exotic birds, including macaws and cockatoos, across 4 acres. Visitors can explore themed zones inspired by ancient Tamil landscapes, enjoy a walk-in aviary, 7D mini-theatre, Koi Fish Pond, and educational displays. A playground and cafeteria make it perfect for family outings. Open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM, entry fees are ₹200 (adults) and ₹150 (kids). Located near Kudamurutti Bridge, 15-20 minutes from central Trichy 🌳. The park's revenue share, managed by Trichirapalli District Welfare Fund Committee, chaired by District Collector, goes towards charitable purposes, with ₹25.65 lakh received for January 2026, totaling ₹3.29 crore as per the revised MoU. - K.Govindaraju, Treasurer, Custodian, Trichirapalli District Welfare Fund Committee.

Trichy Birds Park, established by District Rural Development Agency under Namaku Name in collaboration with Trichirapalli District Welfare Fund Committee, is a fantastic spot for nature lovers and families. The park boasts over 40 species of exotic birds, including macaws and cockatoos, across 4 acres. Visitors can explore themed zones inspired by ancient Tamil landscapes, enjoy a walk-in aviary, 7D mini-theatre, Koi Fish Pond, and educational displays. A playground and cafeteria make it perfect for family outings. Open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM, entry fees are ₹200 (adults) and ₹150 (kids). Located near Kudamurutti Bridge, 15-20 minutes from central Trichy 🌳. The park's revenue share, managed by Trichirapalli District Welfare Fund Committee goes towards charitable purposes, with ₹25.65 lakh received for January 2026, totaling ₹3.29 crore as per the revised MoU. - K.Govindaraju, Treasurer, Custodian, Trichirapalli District Welfare Fund Committee.

Trichy birds park nearing one year operation, attracts thousands of visitors and kids.

Trichy Birds Park, established by District Rural Development Agency under Namaku Name in collaboration with Trichirapalli District Welfare Fund Committee, is a fantastic spot for nature lovers and families. The park boasts over 40 species of exotic birds, including macaws and cockatoos, across 4 acres. Visitors can explore themed zones inspired by ancient Tamil landscapes, enjoy a walk-in aviary, 7D mini-theatre, Koi Fish Pond, and educational displays. A playground and cafeteria make it perfect for family outings. Open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM, entry fees are ₹200 (adults) and ₹150 (kids). Located near Kudamurutti Bridge, 15-20 minutes from central Trichy 🌳. The park's revenue share, managed by A.K.Fun Zone, goes towards charitable purposes, with ₹25.65 lakh received for January 2026, totaling ₹3.29 crore as per the revised MoU. - K.Govindaraju, Treasurer, Custodian, Trichirapalli District Welfare Fund Committee.

Trichy birds park nearing completion of the first year.

Trichy Birds Park, established by the District Rural Development Agency under Namaku Name in collaboration with Trichirapalli District Welfare Fund Committee, is a fantastic spot for nature lovers and families. Located near Kudamurutti Bridge, the park boasts over 40 species of exotic birds, including macaws and cockatoos, spread across 4 acres of land. Visitors can explore themed zones inspired by ancient Tamil landscapes, such as Kurinji, Mullai, and Marutham. The park offers an immersive experience with its walk-in aviary, 7D mini-theatre, Koi Fish Pond, and educational displays on bird species, habitats, and conservation. A playground and cafeteria make it perfect for family outings. Maintained by A.K.Fun Zone, the park is closely monitored by Trichirapalli District Welfare Fund Committee, with revenue share going towards charitable purposes. Open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM, entry fees are ₹200 (adults) and ₹150 (kids). Located on Trichy-Karur Main Road, near Kudamurutti Bridge, 15-20 minutes from central Trichy 🌳. - K.Govindaraju, Treasurer, Custodian, Trichirapalli District Welfare Fund Committee.