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Ved Mandir Orphanage
About Us
Ved Mandir Orphanage was formed by Swami Champa Nath Ji Maharaj, a saint and Maharaja Pratap Singh laid the foundation stone of Ved Mandir on 20th December 1916. He granted 10 and a half acres of land to serve good causes.
In 2011, Maharaja Pratap Singh Vedic Vidyalaya was established in Jammu at Vedic Mandir, Ambphalla, for the study of Vedas, focusing on the Madhyanvandan branch of Shukla Yajurved.
- Registered under the Societies Registration Act 21, 1860, in 1964.
- Registered with the NGO DARPAN under the Forex Department of the Government of India, with a UNIQUE ID CODE-JK/2021/0189221.
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Vedic System
- The institution follows a residential system based on the Guru-Shishya tradition.
- Students reside in the college for a minimum of 5 to a maximum of 7 years for their studies.
- The institution continues the tradition of ancient Guru-Shishya methodology, where students learn by listening to mantras from the Guru and then study other subjects in a modern way.

Institution’s Objectives
- To promote, preserve, and develop Vedic studies.
- To Teach children the tradition of Vedic knowledge.
- To operate a traditional Vedic college for primary Vedic rituals.
- To conduct scientific research on Vedic scriptures.
- To promote and disseminate Indian culture and Vedic studies for the welfare of society.
Ved Mandir Orphanage
Ved Mandir Bal-Niketan
Ved Mandir Balniketan was founded in May 1961 and currently houses 127 children between the ages of 6 and 16. The organization prioritizes orphans, providing them with free accommodation, education, healthcare, and other facilities. There are separate residential premises for boys and girls, as well as computer learning centres for both. The average expenditure per child is about Rs 3000.


Ved Mandir Orphanage
Ved Mandir Balika-Niketan
The double-storey building housing the Orphanage for girl-children is located at a very ideal site and has 8 dormitories, three spacious halls, office accommodation, a computer learning centre with 5 computers, kitchen with pantry and store-room, two toilets/bath-rooms blocks. It can accommodate 50 children.
As of July 2024, it has 47 girl-children. Children are provided food, shelter in dormitories, clothing, education, Medicare and all other required facilities free of any charge. They have adequate playing facilities with park equipment. TV Sets, Refrigerators and other indoor game facilities are made available to the children. All other facilities which are provided to the Bal Niketan children are extended to the girl children also.