Shikshaangans

Shikshaangans – Nurturing Young Minds, Building Brighter Futures

Every child deserves an opportunity to learn, grow and realise their potential, regardless of their family’s financial circumstances.
Shreeram Radhakrishnan Memorial Trust runs 14 Shikshaangans — free coaching centres for children from underprivileged families. Outside regular school hours, our instructors provide academic support to students from Std. I to Std. X, helping them strengthen their understanding of school subjects and improve their performance.
But our Shikshaangans are much more than coaching centres. Along with academics, we focus on Spoken English, public speaking, confidence-building and practical skills that help children express themselves and face the world with greater confidence.
We believe that childhood should also be filled with joy, friendship and a sense of belonging. Festivals and special occasions such as Independence Day, Diwali, Christmas, New Year and Shivaji Jayanti bring our children together in celebration. We also provide essential items such as school bags, shoes, clothing, notebooks, storybooks and creative toys to support their learning and overall development.
For students attending non-municipal schools, the Trust also provides educational financial assistance to help ease the burden on families struggling to meet the cost of education.
Our aim is not merely to help children study, but to give them the confidence, opportunities and encouragement to build a better future. With the continued support of our donors and well-wishers, we strive to ensure that financial hardship does not stand in the way of a child’s dreams

Many activities are common to all our Shikshaangans. To make these easier to access, they have been brought together on dedicated pages titled Shikshaangans Common Events. For events and activities common to all Shikshaangans, please click the links below:
Shikshaangans Common Events — October 2026 Onwards
Shikshaangans Common Events — Up to September 2026

(These include Annual Day, distribution of uniforms and stationery, Independence Day celebrations, national and Indian festivals, educational trips, and many other shared activities.)

Our Teachers at the Shikshaangans

There are around 40 students at Thane Shikshaangan and this was started in Feb. 2015. A temporary place has been rented for the classes. Mr. Amol Jadhav is the instructor( seen on the right ).

Thane Shikshaangan: This was our first Shikshaangan and was started in the year 2015. The Thane Centre was divided in to two units in 2020.
Thane Senior Shikshaangan: Mr. Amol Jadhav is the instructor( seen on the right ) for the Senior section and there are 30 students at this Centre.
This Shikshaangan is sponsored by Castle Ships Pvt. Ltd..

Belapur Gaon Shikshaangan : This Shikshaangan was inaugurated on the 21st of July 2024. This Shikshaangan is supported by Mrs. Kaushalya Azad in memory of her husband Shri Gian Chand Azad. There are a total of 70 students in this Centre and the classes are conducted in two sessions.

Belapur Gaon Shikshaangan : This Shikshaangan was inaugurated on the 21st of July 2024. This Shikshaangan is sponsored by Mrs. Kaushalya Azad in memory of her husband Shri Gian Chand Azad. There are a total of 70 students in this Centre and the classes are conducted in two sessions.

Shikshaangan at Shramik Vidyalaya, Navi Mumbai: This Shikshaangan comprises students of 9th and 10th standards of the NMMC School. There are around 70 students and the instructor is Mr. Yashwant Mhaskar.

Khanda Colony, New Panvel, Shikshaangan : This Shikshaangan was started in the month of September 2024. This Shikshaangan is sponsored by Mr. S. Raghavan in memory of memory of his Dear Mother, Mrs. Seethalakshmi Ramaswamy. There are a total of 18 students in this Centre.

Turbhe Shikshaangan:This Shikshaangan is run in coordination with Dalit Vikas Seva Sangh.
There are around 45 students and the instructor is Miss Dimple Chauwan.

2021 May: We conducted Online Holiday Classes for the Shikshaangan students. Master Aayush Gopal, an eight std. student conducted the sessions and covered : a) How to solve the Rubic Puzzle( already commenced); b) Basics of Chess; c)Magic Squares. Basics of Vedic Maths will be covered by Aayush’s grandmother, Mrs. Rajeswary Balachandran.

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