By Mridula Vasudevan, Youth Chapter Mentor - VT Seva Maryland VT Seva Maryland recently hosted a public speaking workshop designed to help young students build confidence, express their ideas, and discover the power of their own voices. Approximately 20 students from Grades 2 - 8 participated in a morning filled with learning, practice, confidence-building, and fun. This workshop was thoughtfully planned and led by Manasvi Divi, whose initiative and dedication helped make the

By Mridula Vasudevan, Youth Chapter Mentor - VT Seva Maryland The VT Seva Maryland team believes that meaningful service begins with compassion, connection, and a willingness to give back. Our monthly visits with seniors are special opportunities for youth and adult volunteers to share joy, creativity, and friendship. This visit was thoughtfully planned and led by Anwesha Parida, whose initiative and dedication helped make the day memorable. Through engaging activities, he

By Mridula Vasudevan, Youth Chapter Mentor, VT Seva Maryland Following the monumental success of our 3rd Annual SAMATHA Celebration and our vibrant local 4th of July community parade, the VT Seva Maryland chapter is keeping the momentum rolling! Our youth leaders and adult coordinators are already gearing up for our next wave of seasonal initiatives. From local civic engagement drives to senior care visits, patriotic history projects, and lifesaving medical drives, here is

On March 22, 2026, from 12:30 PM to 4:30 PM, the VT Seva Maryland community gathered for a day of discovery and dedication. Led by Youth Advisor and Coordinator Mridula Vasudevan, the 3rd Annual SAMATHA Science Fair Competition proved to be a remarkable success, showcasing the incredible talent of our youth and our collective commitment to STEAM education. Event Overview The atmosphere was electric as seventy student participants and over two hundred attendees - including fam

Vijayalakshmi*, a 40-year-old widow and daily-wage agricultural worker, lived a life defined by relentless labor and quiet sacrifice. As a mother of two, her days began before sunrise and ended long after sunset in the fields under the scorching sun. By the time she returned home each evening, exhaustion outweighed everything else. Her priorities were simple yet overwhelming her children’s education, putting food on the table, and holding her family together financially. When