CULTURAL HERITAGE RENAISSANCE TRUST (Regd.)
(A Trust to Renovate dilapidated Ancient Temples)
31, West Circular Road, Mandaveli, CHENNAI-600 028,
INDIA


President:
Prof. R. Radhakrishnan
Professor (Retd.)
IIT-Madras.

Dear Sri Parthasarathy Gopalan,

On behalf of our TRUST, I thank you very much for your interest in our Temple
Renovation efforts for a Divine Cause.
Our Ancient Temples - with amazing sculpture and architecture -
created by the great efforts of our kings, saints and the wealthy, in various
structures including TEMPLES (which served as the focal points of society in
the past), have passed through SEVERAL CENTURIES.
Most of these temples are at present in a state of ruin and
neglect with a little or no funds to maintain or preserve them. This is mainly
due to the migration of people from rural areas to various cities or abroad in
search of employment / business opportunities.
Now, many such dilapidated temples are being renovated using sand
blasting etc.
But, the temples completely shrouded by bushes and trees, with
their roots penetrating deeply into the beautiful architectural constructions,
can hardly be restored without damaging the fractured structure.
Still it is the utmost duty of everyone to safeguard and preserve
this kind of excellent architectural marvels.
Realising the importance of preserving these artistic
manifestations, the CULTURAL HERITAGE RENAISSANCE TRUST, was formed and
registered as a Public Religious Trust.
The main aim of the TRUST is to lovingly preserve the priceless,
ancient architectural / cultural / historical treasures in our temples handed
down to us by our forefathers and also to pass it on to our future generations.
The TRUST consists of five members (three members retired from
IIT-Madras). During renovation work, two of its Members stay in the Temple
villages, apply their expertise and involve the local residents in the
Renovation Work.
The TRUST took initiative to inculcate an awareness among the villagers,
the importance of Temple Renovation, day-to-day maintenance and ultimately
leading to Temple Worship. The local villagers lent their physical support for
the renovation of four old temples. The TRUST took initiative in the Temple
Renovation work, providing electrification for the convenience of devotees,
strengthening security measures in these Temples in two villages.

For more details of our efforts, please visit our following websites:
www.geocities.com/templerenovate
(with pictures)
www.geocities.com/cultureheritage
http://www.hindu.com/fr/2005/10/14/s...1400580300.htm

http://www.thehindu.com/thehindu/fr/...1101760400.htm

The TRUST guided the local residents to organise religious functions on
important days like Shashti, Pradhosham, etc. at these Temples and this has
become a regular feature nowadays.
In Sri Chokkanatha Swamy Temple, Thirumangaicheri village, the
TRUST completed the renovation work and would like to construct a marriage
hall, depending upon the funds availability.

This would surely help people in that area to assemble and create an
atmosphere of goodwill to celebrate marriage, religious meetings etc. The
revenue to be collected to conduct functions in the Temple hall, would be a
source of revenue for temple maintenance.
In all the four temples for which the TRUST has undertaken
renovation work, the archakas are being paid by the Tamil Nadu Government HR &
CE Department and the main ritual is conducted for daily pooja (2 kala pooja at
present) in addition to functions on important days (initiated by the TRUST).
The TRUST obtained permission from the HR & CE Dept. of the State
Government, to carry out the Temple Renovation Work in these four temples.
The renovation for two temples have been completed fully by His Grace. The
residents of the village have agreed to celebrate Kumbabhishekam for one of the
two temples.
Since the TRUST fully depends on the contributions of devotees,
the Devotees of our Group may kindly interact with the TRUST for completing
this Temples Renovation of the remaining two temples for a DIVINE CAUSE.
With regards,
Yours,
Prof. R. Radhakrishnan
President,
Cultural Heritage Renaissance Trust (Regd.)
31, West Circular Road,
Mandaveli, Chennai-600 028, INDIA
Ph: 44-24642088

hi,thank you for detailed mail.
i have been watching all your mails .
wonderful.
my main worry is follow up and maintenance.
whether we can inculcate modern management technics
along with renovaton to generate money byitself.
sarathy

--- Cultural Heritage <cultureheritage@...>
wrote:

> CULTURAL HERITAGE RENAISSANCE TRUST (Regd.)
> (A Trust to Renovate dilapidated Ancient Temples)
> 31, West Circular Road, Mandaveli, CHENNAI-600
> 028,
> INDIA
>
>
> President:
> Prof. R. Radhakrishnan
> Professor (Retd.)
> IIT-Madras.
>
> Dear Sri Parthasarathy Gopalan,
>
> On behalf of our TRUST, I thank you very much for
> your interest in our Temple Renovation efforts for
> a Divine Cause.
> Our Ancient Temples - with amazing
> sculpture and architecture - created by the great
> efforts of our kings, saints and the wealthy, in
> various structures including TEMPLES (which
> served as the focal points of society in the past),
> have passed through SEVERAL CENTURIES.
> Most of these temples are at present in
> a state of ruin and neglect with a little or no
> funds to maintain or preserve them. This is mainly
> due to the migration of people from rural areas to
> various cities or abroad in search of employment /
> business opportunities.
> Now, many such dilapidated temples are
> being renovated using sand blasting etc.
> But, the temples completely shrouded
> by bushes and trees, with their roots penetrating
> deeply into the beautiful architectural
> constructions, can hardly be restored without
> damaging the fractured structure.
> Still it is the utmost duty of everyone
> to safeguard and preserve this kind of excellent
> architectural marvels.
> Realising the importance of
> preserving these artistic manifestations, the
> CULTURAL HERITAGE RENAISSANCE TRUST, was formed and
> registered as a Public Religious Trust.
> The main aim of the TRUST is to
> lovingly preserve the priceless, ancient
> architectural / cultural / historical treasures in
> our temples handed down to us by our forefathers
> and also to pass it on to our future generations.
> The TRUST consists of five members
> (three members retired from IIT-Madras). During
> renovation work, two of its Members stay in the
> Temple villages, apply their expertise and involve
> the local residents in the Renovation Work.
> The TRUST took initiative to inculcate an
> awareness among the villagers, the importance of
> Temple Renovation, day-to-day maintenance and
> ultimately leading to Temple Worship. The local
> villagers lent their physical support for the
> renovation of four old temples. The TRUST took
> initiative in the Temple Renovation work, providing
> electrification for the convenience of devotees,
> strengthening security measures in these Temples in
> two villages.
>
> For more details of our efforts, please visit
> our following websites:
> www.geocities.com/templerenovate
> (with pictures)
> www.geocities.com/cultureheritage
>
>
http://www.hindu.com/fr/2005/10/14/s...1400580300.htm
>
>
>
http://www.thehindu.com/thehindu/fr/...1101760400.htm
>
> The TRUST guided the local residents to
> organise religious functions on important days like
> Shashti, Pradhosham, etc. at these Temples and this
> has become a regular feature nowadays.
> In Sri Chokkanatha Swamy Temple,
> Thirumangaicheri village, the TRUST completed the
> renovation work and would like to construct a
> marriage hall, depending upon the funds
> availability.
>
> This would surely help people in that area
> to assemble and create an atmosphere of goodwill to
> celebrate marriage, religious meetings etc. The
> revenue to be collected to conduct functions in the
> Temple hall, would be a source of revenue for
> temple maintenance.
> In all the four temples for which the
> TRUST has undertaken renovation work, the archakas
> are being paid by the Tamil Nadu Government HR & CE
> Department and the main ritual is conducted for
> daily pooja (2 kala pooja at present) in addition
> to functions on important days (initiated by the
> TRUST).
> The TRUST obtained permission from the
> HR & CE Dept. of the State Government, to carry
> out the Temple Renovation Work in these four
> temples. The renovation for two temples have been
> completed fully by His Grace. The residents of the
> village have agreed to celebrate Kumbabhishekam for
> one of the two temples.
> Since the TRUST fully depends on the
> contributions of devotees, the Devotees of our
> Group may kindly interact with the TRUST for
> completing this Temples Renovation of the remaining
> two temples for a DIVINE CAUSE.
> With regards,
> Yours,
> Prof. R. Radhakrishnan
> President,
> Cultural Heritage Renaissance Trust (Regd.)
> 31, West Circular Road,
> Mandaveli, Chennai-600 028, INDIA
> Ph: 44-24642088
>
>
>
>





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I too concur with Sri Gopalan.....

How do we ensure that the renovated temples again dont fall into hands of land/cultural sharks..

also how to ensure that they are maintained..

Thanks and Regards,
Anil
On 11/21/05, Parthasarathy Gopalan <gsarathy32 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:
hi,thank you for detailed mail.i have been watching all your mails .wonderful.my
main worry is follow up and maintenance.
whether we can inculcate modern management technicsalong with renovaton to
generate money byitself.sarathy--- Cultural Heritage <cultureheritage (AT) yahoo (DOT) com
>wrote:> CULTURAL HERITAGE RENAISSANCE TRUST (Regd.)> (A Trust to
Renovate dilapidated Ancient Temples)> 31, West Circular Road, Mandaveli,
CHENNAI-600> 028,> INDIA
>>> President:> Prof. R. Radhakrishnan> Professor (Retd.)> IIT-Madras.>>
Dear Sri Parthasarathy Gopalan,>> On behalf of our TRUST, I thank you very
much for
> your interest in our Temple Renovation efforts for> a Divine Cause.>
Our Ancient Temples - with amazing> sculpture and architecture - created
by the great> efforts of our kings, saints and the wealthy, in
> various structures including TEMPLES (which> served as the focal points of
society in the past),> have passed through SEVERAL CENTURIES.> Most
of these temples are at present in
> a state of ruin and neglect with a little or no> funds to maintain or
preserve them. This is mainly> due to the migration of people from rural
areas to> various cities or abroad in search of employment /
> business opportunities.> Now, many such dilapidated temples are>
being renovated using sand blasting etc.> But, the temples
completely shrouded> by bushes and trees, with their roots penetrating
> deeply into the beautiful architectural> constructions, can hardly be
restored without> damaging the fractured structure.> Still it is
the utmost duty of everyone> to safeguard and preserve this kind of excellent
> architectural marvels.> Realising the importance of>
preserving these artistic manifestations, the> CULTURAL HERITAGE RENAISSANCE
TRUST, was formed and> registered as a Public Religious Trust.
> The main aim of the TRUST is to> lovingly preserve the
priceless, ancient> architectural / cultural / historical treasures in> our
temples handed down to us by our forefathers
> and also to pass it on to our future generations.> The TRUST
consists of five members> (three members retired from IIT-Madras). During>
renovation work, two of its Members stay in the
> Temple villages, apply their expertise and involve> the local residents in
the Renovation Work.> The TRUST took initiative to inculcate an>
awareness among the villagers, the importance of
> Temple Renovation, day-to-day maintenance and> ultimately leading to Temple
Worship. The local> villagers lent their physical support for the> renovation
of four old temples. The TRUST took
> initiative in the Temple Renovation work, providing> electrification for the
convenience of devotees,> strengthening security measures in these Temples in>
two villages.>> For more details of our efforts, please visit
> our following websites:> www.geocities.com/templerenovate> (with
pictures)>
www.geocities.com/cultureheritage>>http://www.hindu.com/fr/2005/10/14/stories/2005101400580300.htm>>>
http://www.thehindu.com/thehindu/fr/2004/06/11/stories/2004061101760400.htm>>
The TRUST guided the local residents to
> organise religious functions on important days like> Shashti, Pradhosham, etc.
at these Temples and this> has become a regular feature nowadays.>
In Sri Chokkanatha Swamy Temple,
> Thirumangaicheri village, the TRUST completed the> renovation work and would
like to construct a> marriage hall, depending upon the funds> availability.>>
This would surely help people in that area
> to assemble and create an atmosphere of goodwill to> celebrate marriage,
religious meetings etc. The> revenue to be collected to conduct functions in
the> Temple hall, would be a source of revenue for
> temple maintenance.> In all the four temples for which the>
TRUST has undertaken renovation work, the archakas> are being paid by the
Tamil Nadu Government HR & CE> Department and the main ritual is conducted for
> daily pooja (2 kala pooja at present) in addition> to functions on important
days (initiated by the> TRUST).> The TRUST obtained permission
from the> HR & CE Dept. of the State Government, to carry
> out the Temple Renovation Work in these four> temples. The renovation for
two temples have been> completed fully by His Grace. The residents of the>
village have agreed to celebrate Kumbabhishekam for
> one of the two temples.> Since the TRUST fully depends on the>
contributions of devotees, the Devotees of our> Group may kindly interact with
the TRUST for> completing this Temples Renovation of the remaining
> two temples for a DIVINE CAUSE.> With regards,> Yours,>
Prof. R. Radhakrishnan> President,> Cultural Heritage Renaissance
Trust (Regd.)
> 31, West Circular Road,> Mandaveli, Chennai-600 028, INDIA>
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modern management technics along with renovaton to generate money byitself.
sarathy --- Cultural Heritage <cultureheritage (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote: >
CULTURAL HERITAGE RENAISSANCE TRUST (Regd.) > (A Trust to Renovate
dilapidated Ancient Temples) > 31, West Circular Road, Mandaveli,
CHENNAI-600 > 028, > INDIA > > > President: > Prof. R. Radhakrishnan >
Professor (Retd.) > IIT-Madras. > > Dear Sri Parthasarathy Gopalan, >
> On behalf of our TRUST, I thank you very much for > your interest in our
Temple Renovation efforts for > a Divine
Cause.> Our Ancient Temples - with amazing > sculpture and
architecture - created by the great > efforts of our kings, saints and the
wealthy, in > various structures including TEMPLES (which > served as the
focal points of society in the past), > have passed through SEVERAL CENTURIES.
> Most of these temples are at present in > a state of ruin and
neglect with a little or no > funds to maintain or preserve them. This is
mainly > due to the migration of people from rural areas to > various cities
or abroad in search of employment / > business opportunities. >
Now, many such dilapidated temples are
> being renovated using sand blasting etc. > But, the temples
completely shrouded > by bushes and trees, with their roots penetrating >
deeply into the beautiful architectural > constructions, can hardly be
restored without > damaging the fractured structure. > Still it
is the utmost duty of everyone > to safeguard and preserve this kind of
excellent > architectural marvels. > Realising the importance
of > preserving these artistic manifestations, the > CULTURAL HERITAGE
RENAISSANCE TRUST, was formed and > registered as a Public
Religious Trust. > The main aim of the TRUST is to > lovingly
preserve the priceless, ancient > architectural / cultural / historical
treasures in > our temples handed down to us by our forefathers > and also to
pass it on to our future generations. > The TRUST consists of
five members > (three members retired from IIT-Madras). During > renovation
work, two of its Members stay in the > Temple villages, apply their expertise
and involve > the local residents in the Renovation Work. > The TRUST
took initiative to inculcate an > awareness among the villagers, the
importance of > Temple Renovation, day-to-day
maintenance and > ultimately leading to Temple Worship. The local > villagers
lent their physical support for the > renovation of four old temples. The TRUST
took > initiative in the Temple Renovation work, providing > electrification
for the convenience of devotees, > strengthening security measures in these
Temples in > two villages. > > For more details of our
efforts, please visit > our following websites: >
www.geocities.com/templerenovate > (with pictures) >
www.geocities.com/cultureheritage > >
http://www.hindu.com/fr/2005/10/14/s...1400580300.htm >
> >
http://www.thehindu.com/thehindu/fr/...1101760400.htm >
> The TRUST guided the local residents to > organise religious
functions on important days like > Shashti, Pradhosham, etc. at these Temples
and this > has become a regular feature nowadays. > In Sri
Chokkanatha Swamy Temple, > Thirumangaicheri village, the TRUST completed the
> renovation work and would like to construct a
> marriage hall, depending upon the funds > availability. > >
This would surely help people in that area > to assemble and create an
atmosphere of goodwill to > celebrate marriage, religious meetings etc. The
> revenue to be collected to conduct functions in the > Temple hall, would be
a source of revenue for > temple maintenance. > In all the four
temples for which the > TRUST has undertaken renovation work, the archakas >
are being paid by the Tamil Nadu Government HR & CE > Department and the main
ritual is conducted for > daily pooja (2 kala pooja at present) in addition >
to functions on important days (initiated by the >
TRUST). > The TRUST obtained permission from the > HR & CE Dept.
of the State Government, to carry > out the Temple Renovation Work in these
four > temples. The renovation for two temples have been > completed fully by
His Grace. The residents of the > village have agreed to celebrate
Kumbabhishekam for > one of the two temples. > Since the TRUST
fully depends on the > contributions of devotees, the Devotees of our > Group
may kindly interact with the TRUST for > completing this Temples Renovation of
the remaining > two temples for a DIVINE CAUSE. > With regards, >
Yours, > Prof. R. Radhakrishnan > President, > Cultural
Heritage Renaissance Trust (Regd.) > 31, West Circular Road, >
Mandaveli, Chennai-600 028, INDIA > Ph: 44-24642088 > > > >
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Sir,thank you,
i am happy .
my thought is that since the temple is a community
lung space all people should be able to get any help
from the temple ...interdependant....you have exposure
with university admn.
we should have such people consortium in the temple[
not darmakartas]...like landgrants college of
America..wherein when a person of the county enters
into the campus all his problems will be taken care
of....unless the professor generates and involves in
many projects he caeses to be active.
can we think of such a concept.
sorry i am bothering you too much!
sarathy

--- Cultural Heritage <cultureheritage@...>
wrote:

> Dear Sir,
>
> As you would have seen in our following reply, in
> addition to temples renovation, we involve and
> train the local people to take care of day-to-day
> temple maintenance and celebration of important
> functions.
>
> To meet the expenses towards this, the village
> residents formed a small group. This group takes
> the responsibility to collect funds from their own
> circles, spend the funds for the concerned
> functions/temple maintenance and render accounts to
> the public.
>
> Further, another group undertook the
> responsibility for payment of electricity
> consumption bill every month.
>
> Important days' celebrations are taken care of by
> a certain number of local villagers.
>
> As mentioned in our reply mail, a Marriage Hall
> will be constructed in one of the renovated
> temples. The income to be derived from this, will
> be a permanent source of income for temple's
> maintenance and celebration of functions.
>
> The TRUST is also having a proposal of building a
> corpus fund for overall Temple Activities in all
> the four temples, for which this TRUST has
> undertaken the renovation.
>
> Hence, the TRUST seeks the participation of all
> the Devotees of all the Groups, to the possible
> extent, even if it is in a small way, to help this
> TRUST complete the ongoing Temples Renovation..
>
> with best regards,
>
> Prof. Radhakrishnan, Professor (Retd.),
> IIT-Madras.
> President:
>
> Parthasarathy Gopalan <gsarathy32@...> wrote:
> hi,thank you for detailed mail.
> i have been watching all your mails .
> wonderful.
> my main worry is follow up and maintenance.
> whether we can inculcate modern management
> technics
> along with renovaton to generate money byitself.
> sarathy
>
> --- Cultural Heritage <cultureheritage@...>
> wrote:
>
> > CULTURAL HERITAGE RENAISSANCE TRUST
> (Regd.)
> > (A Trust to Renovate dilapidated Ancient
> Temples)
> > 31, West Circular Road, Mandaveli,
> CHENNAI-600
> > 028,
> > INDIA
> >
> >
> > President:
> > Prof. R. Radhakrishnan
> > Professor (Retd.)
> > IIT-Madras.
> >
> > Dear Sri Parthasarathy Gopalan,
> >
> > On behalf of our TRUST, I thank you very much
> for
> > your interest in our Temple Renovation efforts
> for
> > a Divine Cause.
> > Our Ancient Temples - with amazing
> > sculpture and architecture - created by the
> great
> > efforts of our kings, saints and the wealthy, in
> > various structures including TEMPLES (which
> > served as the focal points of society in the
> past),
> > have passed through SEVERAL CENTURIES.
> > Most of these temples are at
> present in
> > a state of ruin and neglect with a little or no
> > funds to maintain or preserve them. This is
> mainly
> > due to the migration of people from rural areas
> to
> > various cities or abroad in search of
> employment /
> > business opportunities.
> > Now, many such dilapidated temples
> are
> > being renovated using sand blasting etc.
> > But, the temples completely
> shrouded
> > by bushes and trees, with their roots
> penetrating
> > deeply into the beautiful architectural
> > constructions, can hardly be restored without
> > damaging the fractured structure.
> > Still it is the utmost duty of
> everyone
> > to safeguard and preserve this kind of
> excellent
> > architectural marvels.
> > Realising the importance of
> > preserving these artistic manifestations, the
> > CULTURAL HERITAGE RENAISSANCE TRUST, was formed
> and
> > registered as a Public Religious Trust.
> > The main aim of the TRUST is to
> > lovingly preserve the priceless, ancient
> > architectural / cultural / historical treasures
> in
> > our temples handed down to us by our
> forefathers
> > and also to pass it on to our future
> generations.
> > The TRUST consists of five
> members
> > (three members retired from IIT-Madras). During
> > renovation work, two of its Members stay in the
> > Temple villages, apply their expertise and
> involve
> > the local residents in the Renovation Work.
> > The TRUST took initiative to inculcate
> an
> > awareness among the villagers, the importance
> of
> > Temple Renovation, day-to-day maintenance and
> > ultimately leading to Temple Worship. The
> local
> > villagers lent their physical support for the
> > renovation of four old temples. The TRUST took
> > initiative in the Temple Renovation work,
> providing
> > electrification for the convenience of devotees,
>
> > strengthening security measures in these Temples
> in
> > two villages.
> >
> > For more details of our efforts, please
> visit
> > our following websites:
> > www.geocities.com/templerenovate
> > (with pictures)
> > www.geocities.com/cultureheritage
> >
> >
>
>
http://www.hindu.com/fr/2005/10/14/s...1400580300.htm
> >
> >
> >
>
>
http://www.thehindu.com/thehindu/fr/...1101760400.htm
> >
> > The TRUST guided the local residents to
> > organise religious functions on important days
> like
> > Shashti, Pradhosham, etc. at these Temples and
> this
> > has become a regular feature nowadays.
> > In Sri Chokkanatha Swamy Temple,
> > Thirumangaicheri village, the TRUST completed
> the
> > renovation work and would like to construct a
> > marriage hall, depending upon the funds
> > availability.
> >
> > This would surely help people in that
> area
> > to assemble and create an atmosphere of
> goodwill to
> > celebrate marriage, religious meetings etc.
> The
> > revenue to be collected to conduct functions in
> the
> > Temple hall, would be a source of revenue for
> > temple maintenance.
> > In all the four temples for which
> the
> > TRUST has undertaken renovation work, the
> archakas
> > are being paid by the Tamil Nadu Government HR &
> CE
> > Department and the main ritual is conducted for
> > daily pooja (2 kala pooja at present) in
> addition
> > to functions on important days (initiated by
> the
> > TRUST).
> > The TRUST obtained permission from
> the
>
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CULTURAL HERITAGE RENAISSANCE TRUST (Regd.)
(A Public Religious Trust to renovate dilapidated Ancient Temples)
31, West Circular Road,
Mandaveli, CHENNAI-600 028, INDIA
Phone: 44-24642088 / 9444048229

Our Ancient Temples are in a state of ruin / neglect.

To safeguard our invaluable Sculptures and Architectures,
Pl. visit our following web-sites:
http://www.geocities.com/templerenovate
(withillustrativephoto-pictures)
http://www.geocities.com/cultureheritage


Prof. R. Radhakrishnan,

(Professor (Retd.) IIT-Madras)

President
Board of Trustees:
President:
Prof.R.Radhakrishnan
Professor (Retd.)
IIT-Madras
Secretary:
T.R.Nagarajan
Chartered Accountant,
Chennai
Treasurer:
S.Chandramouli
Secretary (Retd)
IIT-Madras
cell:
9444048229
Members:
K.Jayaraman
Regl.Director
(Retd)
Min.of Labour.


S.Pichuraman
Asst. Engineer
(Retd.)
IIT-Madras












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