Ever since its inception in 1989, the Trust has been instrumental in supporting monumental projects that have helped shape lives and communities. All the projects are aimed at serving humanity without any discrimination on caste, creed or religion. Schools, hostels, colleges, hospitals, medical equipment, old age homes have been grateful recipients of SUMAN & RAMESH TULSIANI's generous grants over the years.
The New Year 2019 kicked off with a bang on the Sindhi cultural scene with SUMAN & RAMESH TULSIANI presenting `Sur Chander Ja, Raat Chander Ji. to a packed audience at the St. Andrews Auditorium.
The programme marked the 112th Birth Anniversary of Sangeet Acharya Master Chander and showcased timeless melodies of Master Chander, which were performed by Saral Roshan, Mohit Lalwani, Roshni Tekwani, Renu Tekwani and Nisha Chelani. The draw of the show was Mahesh Chanders act, who enthralled the audience with his unique style of rendering the classics. The show ended with a Bhagat performance by Sanju Bhagat, who had the audience on their feet.
The New Year 2019 kicked off with a bang on the Sindhi cultural scene with SUMAN & RAMESH TULSIANI presenting `Sur Chander Ja, Raat Chander Ji. to a packed audience at the St. Andrews Auditorium.
The programme marked the 112th Birth Anniversary of Sangeet Acharya Master Chander and showcased timeless melodies of Master Chander, which were performed by Saral Roshan, Mohit Lalwani, Roshni Tekwani, Renu Tekwani and Nisha Chelani. The draw of the show was Mahesh Chanders act, who enthralled the audience with his unique style of rendering the classics. The show ended with a Bhagat performance by Sanju Bhagat, who had the audience on their feet.
The SuperMoon of Holi ushered in an auspicious beginning as SUMAN & RAMESH TULSIANI inaugurated the Vanprastha Ashram at ISKCON Kharghar on March 22, 2019. Thanks to the grant of Rs.55 lakhs from the SUMAN RAMESH TULSIANI CHARITABLE TRUST, the Vanprastha Ashram occupies an entire floor in the complex and houses 14 self contained rooms and three dormitories, which can accommodate about 40 people.
The Inauguration was well attended by all the senior Gurus and Devotees from ISKCON and close family members of SUMAN & RAMESH TULSIANI.
The SuperMoon of Holi ushered in an auspicious beginning as SUMAN & RAMESH TULSIANI inaugurated the Vanprastha Ashram at ISKCON Kharghar on March 22, 2019. Thanks to the grant of Rs.55 lakhs from the SUMAN RAMESH TULSIANI CHARITABLE TRUST, the Vanprastha Ashram occupies an entire floor in the complex and houses 14 self contained rooms and three dormitories, which can accommodate about 40 people.
The Inauguration was well attended by all the senior Gurus and Devotees from ISKCON and close family members of SUMAN & RAMESH TULSIANI.
SUMAN RAMESH TULSIANI CHARITABLE TRUST has been selectively promoting cultural activities over the years and has been in the forefront in keeping the spirit of Sindhiyat alive by supporting right causes.
Last weekend the Trust sponsored the Cash Prizes of Rs.90,000/- for the Grand Finale of Junior Sindhi Idol 2018, held at the Bal Gandharva Rangmandir Auditorium in Bandra. SUMAN & RAMESH TULSIANI graced the function as Chief Guests and showered their blessings on all the contestants, who sang a variety of Sindhi folk and traditional songs spread over three rounds leading to a scintillating finale won by Abhay Ahuja followed by Yana Teckchandaney and Harshita Khemani.
SUMAN RAMESH TULSIANI CHARITABLE TRUST has been selectively promoting cultural activities over the years and has been in the forefront in keeping the spirit of Sindhiyat alive by supporting right causes.
Last weekend the Trust sponsored the Cash Prizes of Rs.90,000/- for the Grand Finale of Junior Sindhi Idol 2018, held at the Bal Gandharva Rangmandir Auditorium in Bandra. SUMAN & RAMESH TULSIANI graced the function as Chief Guests and showered their blessings on all the contestants, who sang a variety of Sindhi folk and traditional songs spread over three rounds leading to a scintillating finale won by Abhay Ahuja followed by Yana Teckchandaney and Harshita Khemani.
