On 20th of November there was an article in Times of India for this foundation. Its web site is www.vsffoundation.ca An NRI has established this foundation which "Helps the needy". The founder is an engineer from IIT Delhi Estableshed in Canada since last 40 years.
He has a quest for search for god Not the hindu, Mislim Christain,jew Parsi or Sikh God. The God of all human being. As it says he sponsorers the universities for this kind of work.
It has its orkut group known as www.vsffoundation.ca which invites volentiers & honerary members to join by giving their name & phone number So that foundation can use their experties. A work which will be very useful for the resume.
Is there any harm in joining a foundation like this? With whome I can contact by phone or by email or by post only I have not seen it. & I have to work as volentier.
When I wanted some of the cases references they said we mentain peoples privacy it is against our to disclose somebody's identity
2007-03-24 06:47:00 · 2 answers · asked by Nancy 2 in Education & Reference ➔ Studying Abroad
In another chapter in the continuing story of non-resident Indians (NRIs) making it good and then deciding to give back to society, a Canadian of Indian origin has set up a foundation that aims at funding education of the needy anywhere in the world.
The eponymous Vinesh Saxena Family Foundation is already giving financial aid to people as varied as a student from Thailand to do his masters in engineering, and a woman in New Delhi, who is getting funds to help support her child’s education as her husband had an accident and is currently unemployed.
According to the founder of the trust, Vinesh Saxena: "If you are in real need of money – you could be a student, single mother or father, sick, poor, abused or anyone else in real need -- and require financial aid, you can apply for ‘seed money’ from the foundation."
Saxena’s foundation also aims at funding and supporting what he calls "efforts in getting answers to fundamental questions -- Is there a soul? Is there life after death? Does God exist?"
"The so-called religions", says Saxena, "do not provide answers to these basic questions. They even contradict each other according to their doctrines. The Hindus get reincarnated, but Muslims do not get reincarnated and Christians get bodily resurrected."
Vinesh Saxena, originally from Bisauli in Uttar Pradesh, has lived and worked in Canada for almost 40 years. A mechanical engineer from IIT, Delhi, Saxena got a Masters in Engineering and then an MBA in Canada, before settling down there to work for about 25 years with Pratt and Whitney as an engineer.
Saxena has also taught at Concordia and McGill Universities. He made his money in real estate and financial markets and established the perpetual trust to return what he had received from society for its betterment, he says.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/493904.cms
2007-03-24 17:32:49 · answer #1 · answered by Kevin 5 · 1⤊ 0⤋
You can take any advice regarding education online free of cost.
Sign up : http://yahoo.india.studylink.com/..........
I think that it will be best for you
2007-03-28 01:31:19 · answer #2 · answered by jolly boy 4 · 0⤊ 0⤋