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16A Ma Saradamoni Sarani
Baghbazar Kolkata 700003
West Bengal India


Shyambazar

32 43 240 AC34 S17A S34A

Holiday Notice for the month of October 2023

  • 14th - Museum will remain closed on account of Mahalaya.
  • 20th to 24th - Museum will remain closed on account of Durga Puja.
  • 27th & 29th - Museum will remain open.
  • 28th - Museum will remain closed on account of Lakshmi Puja. But on the same day on account of Sister Nivedita's birthday celebration, Sister's Hosue will remain open from 8 am - 10 am.

Holiday Notice for the month of November 2023

  • 12th - Museum will remain closed for Kali Puja
  • 13th - Commemoration of the 125th anniversary of the Puja by Holy Mother at 16 Bosepara Lane. Detailed programme will be announced later.

 

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MUSEUM TIMINGS

Days - Only oe month of November 2023n Friday, Saturday & Sunday. 

April to September - 1 pm - 5.30 pm

October to March - 12.30 pm - 5 pm

 

TICKET

Adults (SAARC) - Rs. 50/- per head

Non-SAARC- Rs. 100/-

Students(with student ID proof) - Rs. 25/- per head

 

GROUP VISITS

~ Group visits are by prior appointment only.

~ Please email beforehand mentioning date of intended visit and number of visitors.

 

PHONE AND EMAIL ID

T 91 33 2555 0424 (10 am ~ 4 pm)

E sisternivedita.museum@gmail.com

 

RULES AND REGULATIONS

~ Photography and videography are prohibited inside the museum.

~ Children must be accompanied by an adult in the exhibition areas.
~ Running, shouting or any other unruly behaviour in the museum is prohibited.
~ All food and drink is strictly forbidden inside the museum.
~ Smoking is strictly forbidden inside the museum.

“The selfless man is the thunderbolt.”

– Sister Nivedita

“Let us strive only for selflessness, and we become the weapon in the hands of the gods.”

– Sister Nivedita

“In nation-making, there is but one ideal, carried out by different methods, and the interest is the common interest of self-sacrifice.”

– Sister Nivedita

“I believe that India is one, indissoluble, indivisible.”

– Sister Nivedita

“National unity is built on the common home, the common interest, and the common love.”

– Sister Nivedita

“Technical education, without higher research, is a branch without a tree, a blossom without any root.”

– Sister Nivedita

“By our own vision of the ideal, and by our own struggle to reach its height do we really rise; by no other means whatsoever.”
– Sister Nivedita

“It is not by teaching a Bengali girl French, or the piano, but by enabling her to think about India, that we really educate her.”
– Sister Nivedita

“We must surround our children with the thought of their nation and their country. The centre of gravity must lie, for them, outside the family.”
– Sister Nivedita

“The highest art is always charged with spiritual intensity, with intellectual and emotional revelation.”
– Sister Nivedita

“All that matters is our own struggle. By that do we rise.”
– Sister Nivedita

“Struggle is worship. What else does the Gita teach its people?”
– Sister Nivedita

“A man may be a fool in technical and academic knowledge and yet a sage in which he feels and desires.”
– Sister Nivedita

“Real life begins when we die to the world of the senses.”
– Sister Nivedita

“If we learn nothing else, let us learn to give, let us learn to serve, let us learn to renounce.”
– Sister Nivedita