Talk:Dayapuram Educational and Cultural Centre
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Dayapuram' Dayapuram the "Malayalam" word means "the land of kindness". In 1984 under the leadership off Mr.C.T. Abdurahim, now a prominent academic in Kerala,with P.P. Hyder Haji, M.N. Karassery, K.P. Muhammed Haji and V. Marakkar , Started an English Medium School at N.I.T.Calicut (R.E.C.Calicut).Their aim was to bring educationally backward, to the mainstream especially the orphans. English Medium Education was not materialistic to the orphans. Orphans from all religions are admitted. Sheikh Abdulla Ibrahim Al Ansari,Qatar was their main financial source. In 1986 formal inauguration done by Sheikh Abdulla Al Ansari and Dayapuram Residential School gets affiliation of the Central Board of Secondary Education,New Delhi in 1986.
Institutions
[edit]- Ansari Orphanage Established in 1984
- Dayapuram Residential School in 1984
- Madrasathul Mufthah in 1984
- Dayapuram Nursery School in 1984
- Vanitha College
- Dayapuram Institute of Management, Arts and Technology (DIMAT) established in 2000
- Dayapuram Arts and Science College for Womens established in 2002
- Dayapuram Institute of Information Technology (DIIT)One of the approved study centre of Madurai Kamaraj University
- Dayapuram Juma MusjidGeneral Mosque
- Zainab Musjid A MosqueFor ladies only
- Dayapuram Library
Hostels
[edit]- Boys Hostel
- Girls Hostel
- Working Woman's Hostel[1]
Organisation
[edit]All Institutions are Under Al Islam Charitable Trust[2].
Affiliates and other institutions
[edit]Good Hope English Medium School Chennamangallur
References
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