Canara Bank
Savings (SB) account
- Account name
- BSNUSS Prathistanam (R)
- Account number
- 42092200143723
- IFSC
- CNRB0014209
- Branch
- Badiadka, Perdala
Donate
Teaching, camps, festivals and a campus that is still going up — all of it carried by music lovers, vaidics and well-wishers.
Why it matters
BSNUS Sangeetha Prathishtanam teaches Carnatic music at four centres, keeps a Vaidic-Thanthric Vidyapeetam for Veda, Thanthra, Jyothishyam and Sanskrit, and runs its concerts, camps and festivals from the Narayaneeyam Music Campus at Ballapadavu.
The first stage of the project is complete: a ground floor holding the office, a guest room, the rehearsal hall, the library and instrument room, an open stage and a kitchen.
More space and facilities are still needed — especially to conduct the Vaidic-Thanthric classes and to offer proper hospitality to the music lovers who visit and stay during camps and festivals. The estimated cost, including liabilities, is about ₹50 lakh.
Regular vocal, mridangam and violin classes at Ballapadavu, Perla, Mangalore and Madhur, and the Vaidic-Thanthric classes at the campus.
Nadopasana and Rasikapriya each month, the Ganamadhuryam and Muraleeravam camps, and the annual festival of Veda, music and yoga.
Space for the Vaidic-Thanthric classes, and proper hospitality for the music lovers who visit and stay during camps and festivals.
Ways to give
Two honest paths: a direct transfer to either of the trust’s accounts, or a word with the office about what is needed most at the moment.
As reported by the trust: the ground floor of the Narayaneeyam Music Campus at Ballapadavu is complete and in daily use, and the work above it has still to be done. The figures below are the trust’s own stated position, quoted as it published them.
₹25 lakh
Approximate cost of the ground floor as it stands
₹10 lakh
Given so far by music lovers, well-wishers and students
₹50 lakh
Estimated for the remaining work, including liabilities
Given by well-wishers so far, against the ₹25 lakh already spent — as stated by the trust
₹10 lakh from music lovers, well-wishers and students of ₹25 lakh spent
These are figures the trust published about work already carried out. They are not a live fundraising total and do not change as donations arrive.
A contribution can be credited directly to either of the trust’s accounts. Please write to bsnussp@gmail.com once you have transferred, with the date and amount, so the trust can record it correctly.
Savings (SB) account
Donations to BSNUS Sangeetha Prathishtanam (R.) are eligible for exemption under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act.
Not every contribution is money. The campus runs a library, an instrument room and a building that is still going up, and help with any of them is welcome.
The campus library keeps classical-music books alongside audio and video sources.
The instrument room holds thambura, mridangam and violin for use during classes and camps.
Materials, labour or professional help towards the floors still to be built.
Talk to us before you send anything
A word first makes sure a gift reaches the right place — and the trust can tell you what is needed most at the moment.
bsnussp@gmail.com 04998-285344 (Landline) 09447693944 (Mobile)
1999
Inaugurated on 30 October 1999
26
Years of unbroken service
4
Centres across Kerala and Karnataka
2
Vidyapeetams — Sangeetha and Vaidic-Thanthric
7
Disciplines taught
1.38
Acres of donated campus land
Before you give
Answered from the trust’s own Donate page — the accounts, the 80G exemption and the work the money has gone into so far.
Contributions can be credited directly to the accounts of BSNUS Sangeetha Prathishtanam (R.) at Canara Bank, Badiadka, Perdala, or at Kerala Gramin Bank, Jayanagara — the full account numbers and IFSC codes are on the Donate page — and you can also donate online by netbanking or by credit or debit card. In-kind support is welcomed as warmly as money.
Yes. The Prathishtanam has the benefit of income tax exemption for donations under section 80G of the Income Tax Act. Your financial support will be accepted with gratitude.
The first stage of the campus is complete — a ground floor containing the office, a guest room, a rehearsal hall, a library and instrument room, an open stage and a kitchen — at a construction cost of about ₹25 lakh, of which about ₹10 lakh has so far been contributed by music lovers, well-wishers and students of the institution. The building still needs more space and facilities, especially to conduct the Vaidic-Thanthric classes and to offer proper hospitality to the music lovers who visit and stay during the camps and festivals. The estimated cost of completing it, including liabilities, is about ₹50 lakh.
Write to us
A word first makes sure a gift reaches the right place — and the office can say what is most needed at the moment.
What your support carries
Monthly concerts for the students, camps taught by visiting vidwans, the Navarathri and Onam festivals, and the annual Veda Nada Yoga Tharangini.