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Krishna World International

The EstimatedKWI Spiritual City

Project Report

1503/4 Bogadhi second stage, Bogadhi Mysore, Karnataka India 570026


The Lordships reside at Krishna World International

Sri Sri Rädha-Räsa-Rasärambhi

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INTRODUCTION

KRISHNA WORLD INTERNATIONAL'S ‘ALL IN ONE’ project is designed to build

Spiritual Cities in all of 29 Indian States with more branch options. Material life alone is the

struggle for living; therefore KWI is trying to bring more elaborate spiritual actions to pacify

the material problems for people in general. All types of people, all countries of citizens can

live comfortably and happily to serve their spiritual and social ambitions. KWI's aim is to

produce unity among people, quality children, men, and women, build goshalas and give

service to millions of people. Each and every center will reach their propaganda to all the

respective neighbouring towns and villages. Our professional media group will reach out the

International members. This spiritualized philanthropic works are undertaken by Krishna

centred actions with high standard of disciplines. Krishna World International has formed

based on devotional service to Krishna, who is celebrated by all 33 millions of demigods and

sages as the Supreme Majestic Personality of Godhead.

Krishna World International Primary Goal

Krishna World International [KWI] is creating, developing and increasing organized communities

throughout India and outside India. It also aims to structure more quality and productive spiritually

and socially oriented citizens. We take steps towards spirituality and devotional service to Krishna to

meet one’s necessities in life. Self-sufficiency is the motto of every single man and woman in this

world, which includes economical, physiological and psychological requirements. Therefore

providing their material necessities and at the same time bring their intrinsic devotional qualities for

Krishna became the formost of the theme of KWI. Men, women and children are in search of food,

shelter, medication and education, and they are making tireless effort in the rural and urban section of

the Indian States. There are 29 States in India according to the current listing of the country, and KWI

will be initially working on the following States, they are Maharashtra, Karnataka and Kerala.

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Krishna World International Literatures

1. BHAGAVAD-GITA ORIGINAL Released 1106 pages

2. GURU AND DISCIPLE Released 225 pages

3. LIFE COMES FROM GOD Released 250 pages

4. TIME & MATERIAL NATURE (under editing) 100 pages

5. LIFE AND DEATH (under editing) 200 pages

6. KARMA YOGA (under editing) 150 pages

& JNANA YOGA

7. ASTANGA YOGA (writing) 125 pages

& BHAKTI YOGA

8. CIVILIZED HUMAN BEINGS (writing) 125 pages

9. CREATION BY GOD (writing) 100 pages

The Objectives of the Krishna World International

Dhanvantri hospital & research center : : KWI plan to provide free treatment up to 300

hundred to 400 patients every day. Ayurveda is the oldest system of medicine, which

was brought to the benefit of mankind by the Lord Dhanvantari, an incarnation of Lord

Vishnu, who appeared with immortal nectar for the heavenly demigods, and further

propagated by different acharyas since centuries. The hospital is fully fledged with all

basic facilities like well-trained doctors and medical staff, the laboratory, medical

dispensary, which dispenses only authentic ayurveda medicines. A 250 bedded inpatient

facility and panchakarma theatres are available.

KWI School: The purpose of the Krishna World International School is to give higher

education to all classes of children including children of tribes. The languages KWI will

teach all central syllabus. Apart from that KWI would teach music, art, vedic

philosophy and science, management training, farming, self-defence etc.

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Goshala: The Krishna World International goshala is for protecting as many Krishna

cows as possible and resist this cow annihilation. In the first phase KWI want to protect

around 5000 cows.

Sanatha Ashram: The quality Krishna kids are the future generation and asset for the

world. To educate kids in moral, ethical and true spiritual values is the goal of ‘Krishna

World International. We accept children of all groups below 18 years to prepare their

sanatha life. We welcome valued foster parents or any person to bring children to

Krishna World International.

Ladies Ashram: The Krishna World International ladies ashram is the spiritual home

for Krishna women above 18 years old. The purpose of such ashram is to educate

women in Krishna consciousness. Any aspiring devotee who wants to stay with KWI is

welcome. In KWI all of the admitted members will be treated equally and

affectionately by the management female trustees of KWI.

Old age Ashram: The KWI’s old age home is the spiritual home for people above 40

years old. In KWI all of the admitted elderly gentlemen members will be treated equally

and lovingly. There are disciplines to preserve in the Krishna World International.

Spiritual ashram: It is for all classes of saintly people such as brahmacharies, grhastas,

vanaprasthas and sannyasis.

Granaries: Stocking food for lakhs of people is the purpose of such Krishna granaries, if

case scarcity of food, KWI will supply food for people.

Food Distribution: Food distribution is one of the unique components of Krishna World

International. The KWI will distribute Krishna prasadam to all pilgrims every day.

Organic Orchards: KWI produce its own vegetables and fruits to meet self-sufficiency

of our pilgrims and inmates.

Bio Gas and Solar electricity production: Production of own electricity and surplus can

be given to the local board

Krishna Lila Theme Park: A Krishna Lila spiritual amusement park for all ages of

people including Trinavrt roller coasters, Putana horror towers, Karma-reincarnation

theatres, spiritual museums, heavenly gardens, laser shows, 4D animations and parks,

artificial sweet and milk oceans.

Radha Krishna Temple : Unique and magnificent Radha-Krishna temple will have

seven alters in a line to be worshipped by all kinds of pilgrims, tourists and inmates.

Air Crafts : The two air crafts are the air shuttles to Bangalore to Mysore and Vice-

Versa, which will facilitate all our pilgrims to bring at our Spiritual City without

waiting for the local city transportation.

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Krishna World Bank: To give financial facility to all pilgrims. Cash, Cheques, Money

Orders, Debit Cards, Credit Card, EFTs etc.

Founders/Chairman

Krishna World International Spiritual City has its own professional team whose knowledge

bank is a rich holistic blend of spiritualism.

His Holiness Krishna Caitanya Swami -- Founder Trustee/Chairman/President

Sri Umapatheeswaran Swami -- Vice President / Dupty head

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Form of KWI Spiritual Government

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Abstract of Total Cost of the Project

PROJECTS Capital Cost (Amt.In

Rs.)

Amount in $ @ 1$

= Rs.68

A LAND PURCHASE 15 Lakhs x 1000 150,00,00,000.00 22,058,823.70

B

C 1000 HOODED SESA NAGA AS THE KSHETRA PALAKA

50,00,00,000.00 7,352941.176

D 1000 acre compound walls and lights around the wall and security

200,00,00,000.00 29,41,176.706

E Building Road and Park Rail road, labor

400,00,00,000.00 58,82,352.94

F Two express road4 Flying bridge, labor

850,00,00,000.00 125,000,000.00

G 4 side roads (2 lines) and labor 400,00,00,000.00 58,823,529.42

H Electric Junction, Telephone system, signal tower and labor

250,00,00,000.00 36,764,705.88

I Around the city mercury lights and polls with underground cabling and labor

350,00,00,000.00 51470588.235

J Concrete Parking Lot with sodium lights 25 acres and labor

250,00,00,000.00 36,764,705.88

K Security watch tower and electronic and camera devices and labor

275,00,00,000.00 40441176.471

L Water Resorvoir/ equipments to filter water - 25 acres - 10 feet down

350,00,00,000.00 51470588.235

M Suwage and drainage in the whole city 350,00,00,000.00 51470588.235

N Tree plantation around the city 200,00,00,000.00 29,41,176.706

O Rehabilitation for land lords and downridden people

250,00,00,000.00 36,764,705.88

I DHANVANTRI HOSPITAL & RESEARCH CENTER

289,39,68,500.00 $30,484,948.00

II SCHOOL 111,77,43,000.00 $10,208,494.00

III GOSHALA 61,69,62,000.00 $2,950,750.00

IV ANATHA ASHRAM 13,89,17,612.00 $2,315,294.00

V LADIES ASHRAM 14,48,97,612.00 $2,414,960.00

VI MIDDLE & OLD AGED HOME 12,43,62,612.00 $2,072,710.00

VII SPRITUAL ASHRAM 5,75,65,000.00 $959,417.00

VIII MURARI FUNERAL HOME 1,09,43,000.00 $182,383.00

IX RUKHMINI-KRISHNA WEDDING HALL / BANQUET

23,78,05,000.00 $3,963,417.00

X GRANERIES 17,50,00,000.00 $2,916,667.00

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XI PRASADAM DISTRIBUTION HALL

8,00,000,00.00 $1,176,470.58

XII PLANTING TREES / PLANTS IN THE WHOLE PROJECT

1,81,20,000.00 $302,000.00

XIII BIO GAS PRODUCTION 98,95,500.00 $164,925.00

XIV ORGANIC ORCHARDS 21,60,00,000.00 $3,600,000.00

XV KRISHNALILA THEME PARK

1 RASALILA GARDEN 8,10,00,000.00 $1,350,000.00

2 KARANODHAKA MAHA VISHNU 8,45,05,000.00 $1,408,417.00

3 GARBHODHAKA OCEAN 8,40,25,000.00 $1,400,417.00

4 KSHIRODAKA OCEAN 8,90,25,000.00 $1,483,750.00

5 SUPERB LASER CHARACTER MANIFESTATIONS [THEATER]

9,30,00,000.00 $1,550,000.00

6 7 LASER FOUNTAINS 12,12,50,000.00 $2,020,833.00

7 NIMAI-NITAI LASER MUSIC SHOW

99,75,00,000.00 $16,625,000.00

8 KRISHNA PLANETARIUM 35,90,00,000.00 $5,983,333.00

9 KALIYA KRISHNA LAGOON 2,93,00,000.00 $488,333.00

10 FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS 13,26,00,000.00 $2,210,000.00

11 PEACOCK BOAT FESTIVAL 1,35,00,000.00 $225,000.00

12 FIRE WORKS 30,00,000.00 $50,000.00

13 AGHASURA HORROR CAVE 11,70,00,000.00 $1,950,000.00

14 JAMBHAVAN CAVE 54,300,000.00 $905,000.00

15 KARMA AND REINCARNATION 10,15,00,000.00 $1,691,667.00

16 PUTANA HORROR TOWER 10,20,00,000.00 $1,700,000.00

17 LIVE RASALILA THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE

17,80,00,000.00 $2,966,667.00

18 ROPEWAY 36,90,00,000.00 $6,150,000.00

19 DEMIGOD MUSEUM 24,80,00,000.00 $4,133,333.00

20 CAITANYA MUSEUM 24,80,00,000.00 $4,133,333.00

21 GOVERDHANA MOUNTAIN 6,36,60,000.00 $1,061,000.00

22 RADHAKRISHNA FLOWER MEADOW

1,17,40,000.00 $195,667.00

23 GOVERDHANA WHEEL 14,500,000.00 $241,667.00

24 KRISHNA BALARAM WARSHIP 7,680,000.00 $128,000.00

25 CRECENT VYUHA COASTER 2,55,00,000.00 $425,000.00

26 TRINAVRIT WHIRLPOOL ROLLER COASTER

1,96,00,000.00 $326,667.00

27 NIMAI GANGA WATER SPOT THRILLING EXPERIENCE

2,65,40,000.00 $442,333.00

28 BHIMA SPEED WINDMILL INTERESTING EXPERIENCE

2,42,00,000.00 $403,333.00

29 GOPI GOVINDA SPIN FLYING 1,16,32,000.00 $193,867.00

30 CHILDREN TRAIN EXPERIENCE 54,75,000.00 $91,250.00

31 SHRI VISHNU FLYING HORSES 1,45,00,000.00 $241,667.00

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32 ANIRUDDHA’S LAPIZ LAZULI RIDE

1,05,00,000.00 $175,000.00

33 SUDHARSHAN CHAKRA SWING EXPERIENCE

3,10,00,000.00 $516,667.00

34 PARK TRAIN 10,00,00,000.00 $1,470,588.00

XVI KRISHNA WORLD AIRCRAFTRunway, watch tower, compound walls, navigation tower

5300,00,00,000.00 $40,41,176.00

XVII KRISHNA WORLD BANKBuilding bank, labor, equipments and capital amount

300,00,00,000.00 $2,941,176.00

XVIII 1000 business 5 lakh X 1000 50,00,00,000.00 $7,352,941.17

XIX MUKUNDA TOURIST HOME, 2500Rooms

325,37,35,226.00 $44,728,920.00

XX KRISHNA KUTIR 10,97,54,750.00 $1,614,040.458

XXI KESAVA RESTAURANT 15,18,85,000.00 $615,955,00

XXII RADHA KRISHNA TEMPLE 1433,74,00,000.00 $210,844117.647

MISCELLANEOUS 600,00,00,000.00 $750,000,000.00

TOTAL Rs 15,747,71,29,812.00 $2065,251,909.00

Abstract of Total Recurring Cost of the Project PROJECTS Recurring Cost (Amt.

In Rs.)

Amount in $ @

1$ = Rs.68

I DHANVANTRI HOSPITAL & RESEARCH CENTER

II SCHOOL

III GOSHALA

IV SANATHA ASHRAM

V LADIES ASHRAM

VI MIDDLE & OLD AGED HOME

VII SPRITUAL ASHRAM

VIII MURARI FUNERAL HOME

IX RUKHMINI-KRISHNA WEDDING HALL/BANQUET

X GRANERIES

XI PRADAM DISTRIBUTION HALL

XII PLANTING TREES / PLANTS IN THE WHOLE PROJECT

XIII BIO GAS PRODUCTION

XIV ORGANIC ORCHARDS

XV KRISHNALILA THEME PARK

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1 RASALILA GARDEN

2 KARANODHAKA MAHA VISHNU

3 GARBHODHAKA OCEAN

4 KSHIRODAKA OCEAN

5 SUPERB LASER CHARACTER MANIFESTATIONS [THEATER]

6 7 LASER FOUNTAINS

7 NIMAI-NITAI LASER MUSIC SHOW

8 KRISHNA PLANETARIUM

9 KALIYA KRISHNA LAGOON

10 FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS

11 PEACOCK BOAT FESTIVAL

12 FIRE WORKS

13 AGHASURA HORROR CAVE

14 JAMBHAVAN CAVE

15 KARMA AND REINCARNATION

16 PUTANA HORROR TOWER

17 LIVE RASALILA THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE

18 ROPEWAY

19 DEMIGOD MUSEUM

20 CAITANYA MUSEUM

21 RADHAKRISHNA FLOWER MEADOW

22 GOVERDHANA HILL

23 KRISHNA BALARAM WARSHIP

24 CRECENT VYUHA COASTER

25 TRINAVRIT WHIRLPOOL ROLLER COASTER

26 NIMAI GANGA WATER SPOT THRILLING EXPERIENCE

27 BHIMA SPEED WINDMILL INTERESTING EXPERIENCE

28 GOPI GOVINDA SPIN FLYING

29 CHILDREN TRAIN EXPERIENCE

30 SHRI VISHNU FLYING HORSES

31 ANIRUDDHA’S LAPIZ LAZULI RIDE

32 SUDHARSHAN CHAKRA SWING EXPERIENCE

33 PARK TRAIN

XVI KRISHNA WORLD AIRCRAFT

XVII KRISHNA WORLD BANK

XVIII 1000 business 5 lakh X 1000

XIX MUKUNDA TOURIST HOME

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XX KRISHNA KUTIR

XXI KESAVA RESTAURANT

XXII RADHA KRISHNA TEMPLE

The recurring cost of the total project

is estimated 20% of the value of the

project, per year

Rs 2743,54,25,962.40 $572,895,866.818

Total Expenses (Capital and

Recurring)

Rs 16701,25,55,774.00 $2470,772,879.029.

Billion dollars

Ksetrapalaka

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Krishna World International's Ksetrapalaka

will be 1000 hooded Lord Adi Sesha, the 'Supreme

Brahman' Who hold millions of universes and

planets in His Lotus Hood

Rs 50,00,00,000

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CHAPTER I

DHANVANTRI AYURVEDIC HOSPITAL &

RESEARCH CENTRE [DAHRC]

INTRODUCTION

The conceptual and operational framework of Ayurveda is wide enough to include all that is

essential to make a man healthy and happy. It includes the study of right conduct, which is

necessary for the healthy growth of society in which the man lives. Further it deals with the

philosophical aspect of life, the knowledge of which contributes greatly to the comfort and

happiness of all human beings. Ayurveda philosophically understands the limitation of human

efforts. Still it talks about the means of prolonging life and the methods of invigorating it.

The objectives of Ayurveda are mainly two, the first being the maintenance of positive health,

and the other treatment of diseases. These clearly defined objectives are achieved through

logically developed means in a classical way. On the basis of objectives defined, the sum and

substance of Ayurveda can be classified into two parts -

I. Healthy man’s regimen - the science of positive health (svasthavrittam)

ii. Patient’s regimen (aturavrittam).

OBJECTIVES

Ayurveda is the oldest system of medicine, which was brought to the benefit of

mankind by the Lord Dhanvantari, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, who appeared with

an immortal nectar or art for the heavenly demigods, and further propagated by

different acharyas since centuries.

Ayurveda means the science which deals with the longevity of life; the main aim of

Ayurveda is swasthasya swaasthya rakshanam that is to restore the health of the

healthy individual and aturasya vikara prashamanam that is to cure the disease of the

diseased, the system includes 8 branches such as kayachikitsam, panchakarma etc. it

also includes lifestyle modifications like dinacharya, rithucharya and yoga technique.

To make this sacred science available to the devotees and inmates of the various

ashram of Krishna World International [KWI] or the society of Krishna consciousness

has come up with well equipped, traditional and authentic Ayurveda hospital within

the premises of the KWI project.

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With a view to develop required infrastructure for facilitating promotion of Ayurveda

in India and also it is proposed to set up one integrated Ayurveda hospital in each

State of India.

MISSION

Our mission is to provide unique & holistic medical facility for all classes of people, byimplementation of Ayurveda - the rich heritage of our country.

Provide safe remedies for all diseases and quality healthcare to the people

To conduct extensive research in Ayurveda to discover new remedies for existing and

new diseases.

To provide comprehensive medical care – advanced diagnostic & therapeutic

treatments, for the needy and the diseased at affordable rate

OPERATIONAL COMPETENCY

Dhanvantari Ayurveda Hospital and Research Centre [DAHRC] derives its’ operationalCapabilities primarily from its “Specialty Services”. The Specialty ServicesEncompasses Multi-specialty, Mono-medic, Treatments provided, Concepts andPackages. These services provide an excess of treatments and provide utmost satisfaction toCustomers in the most efficient and effective manner. Thus underlining the operationalefficiency and capabilities.At Dhanvantari Hospital, we offer both inpatient and outpatient services. Both departmentsare equipped with modern facilities. Different treatment modules are developed and designedon an Individualized basis by our physicians. It includes:

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1. Dentistry

2. Neurology

3. ENT

4. Paediatrics

5. Gynaecology

6. Kidney

Stone problems

7. Spinal disorders

8. Skin problems

9. Pulse

Reader

10. Teenage memory loss disorders

11. PCOD

12. Stress &

Strain

13. Child Asthma

14. Piles

15. Fistula

16. Joint pain

17. Back pain

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18. Obesity

19. infertility

20. Diabetes

21. Rasayana

22. Arthritis

23. Hair f

all

24. Pigmentation

25. Ano-rectal disorders

26. Ulcers

27. Gangrene

28. Migraine

29. Leucoderma

30. Kaya Chikitsa

31. D

e-addiction

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Major Treatments of Dhanvantari Ayurveda Hospital

Dhanvantari Ayurveda Hospital and Research Center provides a excess of treatments to itsCustomers which are requisite for their treatment. Each treatment is tailor made for thecustomer so as to reap maximum benefits. The treatments include:

1. Panchakarma

Ayurveda emphasizes preventative and healing therapies along with various methods ofpurification. Ayurveda is more than a mere healing system; it is a science and art ofappropriate living which helps to achieve longevity. It can also guide every individual in theprevention of disease and long term maintenance of health. To achieve this balanced state ofbody, mind and consciousness, Ayurveda prescribes Panchakarma Therapy for the cleansingof body toxins.

As the name suggests, Pancha in Sanskrit stands for five and Karma are the therapeuticMeasures, these are undertaken for the purification of the body and Ayurveda considers itNecessary before the start of any other therapy.

The Panchakarma therapy of Ayurveda is comprised of five basic types of advancedTreatment for the evacuation of vitiated dosha (toxic materials) from the body. Thesepractices are extremely helpful in relieving deep seated diseases as well as being beneficialfor maintaining and improving physical and mental health. Any panchakarma will begin andend with the following procedures

2. Nasyam

This is a treatment for certain types of paralysis, headaches, mental disorders etc., in whichherbal juices, and medicated oils are administered through the nostrils for a period of seven to14 days.

3. Nethrasekam

This is a process of cleaning the eyes using running medicated water. It is recommended forrelaxing and soothing the eyes and the optical nerves that have been subject to stress andstrain.

4. Siro Dhara

A thin uninterrupted stream of medicated herbal oils or milk or buttermilk is made to fall onthe fore head in a special manner for about 45 minutes in a day for a period of 7 to 14 days.Effective in insomnia, mental tension, skin diseases and gives relaxation of mind.

5. Thalapothichil

This form of treatment is indicated for stress relief, insomnia and certain mental ailments. A

paste made of emblica officianalis and other herbs along with butter milk, is applied liberally

over The head.

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6. Tharpanam

This is a treatment that strengthens the optical nerves, prevents cataract and gives a cooling

effect to the eyes. Medicated decoction * ghee are retained around the eyes within a boarder

made of medicated herbal dough. Duration 20 - 30 minutes.

7. Karnapoornam

This is a treatment that cleans the ears and prevents hearing loss and associated disorders.

Medicated fumes and herbal oils are applied to the ear in this treatment process. Duration: 20

30 minutes.

8. Kati Vasthi

This is a unique herbal treatment for spinal disorders, back pain, lumbar spondylosis,

degenerative inter vertebral disk prolapse, sciatica etc. specially prepared warm medicated oil

is held for about 45 minutes within a boundary made of herbal paste over the lower back.

9. Pada Shubhakari

Unique massage, which involves traditional massage techniques pertaining to the ancient

martial art of Kerala, using ayurvedic herbal oils. There will be a hand massage

10. Dhanyamla Dhara

This is an effective treatment for Hemiplegia, Paralysis and rheumatic complaints, and

Consists of an herbal liquid body bath in a special vessel, with two or three masseurs

rhythmically massaging the patient for 45 minutes to one hour during the treatment process.

11. Njavara Kizhi

This is a treatment for Rheumatism, Joint pain, blood pressure, paralysis, cholesteraemia,

emaciation of limbs and for certain skin diseases. It also improves blood circulation, softens

the skin and enhances the complexion. In this treatment, rice cooked in medicated milk, along

with certain herbal infusions, is bundled into a bolus.

12. Dhanya Kizhi

This is a form of treatment in which powdered cereals and pulses are bundled into a bolus,

warmed and applied all over the body. This helps to reduce joint pains in patients with

rheumatoid fever. It also helps in weight reduction.

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Ayurvedic Solutions for the 21st Century

1. Child Wheezing

The recurrent attacks of these may lead to Asthma. Ayurveda can treat all the breathing and

in associated problems effectively by purifying the body.

Specialty

1. Single drug treatment for 3 days for child wheezing

2.Keraleeya and Panchakarma treatment

2. Back & Neck

Back and neck pain are the most common chronic pain conditions. It may arise from soft

Tissue, bony parts of the neck and back and joints holding the spine in alignment. It can arise

directly or indirectly from discs in the back or neck and it can occur when nerves and nervous

tissue get damaged, normally protected by the bones of spine. The following can be treated

by Ayurveda effectively.

Our Specialty

1.Kerala Karma

2.Marma chikitsa

3. Yoga

3. Hair & Scalp Care

The problem related to hair and scalp can be one of the most common problems with many

myths. The main reason for the hair related problem are due to hormonal changes, genetic,

medication etc., finding it early and treating through Ayurveda is a natural way to keep the

problem away. Ayurveda help you to find the solution for the following.

Our Specialty

1. Pure herbal products

2.Talapodichil

3. Shiro Vasti

4. Nasyam

5. Shirodhara

4. Skin Problem

Most of the skin problems have their reasons to rise and many skin diseases to make

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Persons psychologically depressed. Skin problems may start as a separate disease or as a

symptom, any skin disease can be treated effectively by Ayurveda by internal medications

along with regular therapies to prevent recurrence. The following are the same can be treated

effectively.

Our Specialty

1. Keraleeya karma

2.Sarvanga dhara

3.ksheera dhara

4. Panchakarma

5. Menopausal Syndrome

Menopausal symptoms affect about 70% of woman approaching menopause. The symptoms

usually last for the while menopause transition, but some women may experience them for

the rest of their lives. The common symptoms are: Changes like - Fatigue, hair loss, sleep

disorders, difficult to concentrate, memory loss,

dizziness, weight gain, incontinence, Bloating, allergies, Brittle nails, Changes in odor,

Irregular heartbeat, depression, anxiety, Panic disorders etc.

Pains: Breast pain, Headaches, Joint Pains, Burning tongues, Electric Shocks, Digestive

problems, Muscle tension, Itchy skin, Tingling extremities, Osteoporosis etc.

Our Specialty

1.Monomedi 2.Keraleeya Panchakarma to balance changes

3. Counseling 4.Yoga 5.Detoxification

6. Sleep Disorders

Sleep Problems cause more extra just sleepiness - lack of quality sleep can cause accidents,

Affect your relationship, health, mental powers and make you feel generally disconnected

from the world. If your sleeplessness is caused by a tough deadline or a common cold, you

might not have trouble, getting your sleep back on track after the deadline or cold goes away,

But if you have trouble in sleeping on a regular basis Ayurveda can guide to managing

common sleep problems and can help you be well on your way to experience health

restoration sleep.

Our Specialty

1.Padashubhakari 2.Shirodhara

3.Sarvanga Dhara 4.Nasya

5.Thalam 6.Shirolepa 7.Sirodhara

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7. Mono-Medi

The medicine contains most of the time only a single ingredient, or the treatment is just once

or there are no other medicines to be taken along with it etc. These medications are based on

easily available substances, and usually have only one or two ingredients. Mono-Medi finds

its use in several of the ayurvedic treatments, such as:

8. Kidney Stone

Ayurveda emphasizes preventative and healing therapies along with various methods of

Purification.

Duration: 3-4 Days

9. Infertility


Purification.

Duration: 2-3 Days

10. Child Wheezing


purification.

Duration: 4-5 Days

11. Swarnaprasha


purification.

Duration: 3-4 Days

12. Tonsillitis


purification.

Duration: 2-3 Days

13. Computer Vision Syndrome


purification.

Duration: 4-5 Days

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14. Running Nose


purification.

Duration: 2-3 Days

15. Head Ache


purification.

Duration: 1-3 Days

STRUCTURE OF AYURVEDIC HOSPITAL

PANCHAKARMA EQUIPMENT USED

Wooden Ayurvedic Treatment bed with a suitable wooden stand. Wooden dhara stand. Steel dhara stand adjustable with copper dhara vessel. Steam bath chamber Shirodhara stand and vessel. Nasya vessel. Vasthi netram – bronze and disposable. Panchakarma set – Bronze [lamp, kindi, uruli, jug, bowls, stirrer, gokarnam,

jalanidhi pot, agarbathi stand etc.] Sirovasthi Cap Head band

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spinal bath

DHANVANTRI AYURVEDIC

HOSPITAL & RESEARCH

CENTRE [DAHRC]

Estimated Cost Details Amount in Rs.

Cost of Land 25 acres x 15L 3,75, 00,000

Cost of construction of the Building As per the above details -Four Floors, 2,46,721 sqft

74,0163,000

Other Constructions Basement, parking lot,emergency room

5,00,00,000

Ayurvedic Research center Research center 400,000,000

Cost of Lifts Six Lifts 72,00,000

Cost of Ayurveda equipment Wooden Ayurveda treatmentbed and dhaara sheet, streambath chamber etc.andmachines

550,000,000

Electricals Rooms and lobby 550,00,000

Airconditioning Central A/C - [225 Ton] 500,00,000

Cost of Other Gadgetry required invarious areas of the hospital

Computers, refrigerators,phones,

300,00,000

1fax etc

Furniture Lobby, receptions/counters 150,00,000

Krishna Kitchen/roomservice/linen/cold storage

For Sanctified food supply forinpatient/ cutleries/crockery

300,00,000

Storage rooms with inventory Food/medicine/ 300,00,000

House Keeping/ linen beds Linen, soaps, cleaningmaterials, beds, pillows

500,00,000

Path and garden around hospital 50,00,000

Solar Electrical 1 Mega W -1000 KW 100,000,000

Emergency care dept 600,00,000

Green House Ayurvedic medicine plants 150,00,000

Shipping/fright Hospital/electric/electronic 500,00,000

Security camera 10 set 50,00,000

Total of Capital Expenditure 2,27,93,63000

Salary for 4 Doctors 50,000 x 4 2,00,000

Therapists 20,000 x 24 4,80,000

Front staff 6 people 15,000 + 6 90,000

Housekeeping 10 people 10,000 + 10 100,000

Accountant executive 1x 20,000 20,000

Account staff 3 x 10,000 30,000

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Pharmacist, 2 x 15,000 30,000

Security staff 3 x 10,000 30,000

Director 50,000.00 50,000

MISC [One time] 30,000

Finance and Accounts 20,000

Security 12 hours 30 x 10,000 300,000

Salary of doctors/staffs 250 Nos. x 20,000 50,00,000

68,90,000

TOTAL 228,67,53000

A. Building Cost

Abstract Estimation Area in SFt Amount

First Building

Ground floor 14513 21,871,910

First floor 14513 14,032,104

Second Floor 14513 14,720,210

Third floor 14513 15,431,248

Terrace Floor 14513 18,442,140

Second Building

Ground floor 14513 21,871,910

First floor 14513 14,032,104

Second Floor 14513 14,720,210

Third floor 14513 15,431,248


Third Building

Ground floor 14513 21,871,910

First floor 14513 14,032,104

Second Floor 14513 14,720,210

Third floor 14513 15,431,248


Fourth Building

Ground Floor Office floors 14513 21,871,910

First floor Ayurvedic Medicine Storage Room 14513 14,032,104

Total 3000 sqft 246721 74,01,63,000

Construction cost for 20 Rooms in each floor (Total floor = Ground Floor +4)

Total rooms 230 Nos.

Building cost Rs.289,39,68,500/-

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SHAKE DOWN PERIOD

After the commissioning of hospital sometime is taken for functional integration of different

units, services, staff, patient and community.

This period is called

shake–down period

Machine are tested

Staff recruited and

trained

Standard operating

procedures are made

Maintenance service is

put in place

Materials, linen and

stationary procured

Then starts the routine

and regular functioning

of the hospital

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HOSPITAL SECURITY SERVICES

Hospital is an intensive place where anybody has an access to any

part of the hospital any time for advice and treatment.

Hospital used very costly equipment, fixtures and

machines whose safety is essential.

Not only hospital but also the safety of patients, attendants

and their property is the moral duty of the hospital.

CHAPTER II

INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

INTRODUCTION

The principle of the Krishna World International's Sädhaka School and

college is to teach all classes of students about God, Souls, Material

Nature, Time and Karma. The Grade KWI teaches are from the 1st STD

to Masters. The languages KWI will teach are English, Sanskrit,

Kannada, Hindi, and the subjects are Mathematics, Science, History,

Computers, and Vedic philosophy, Prayers, Dance, Astronomy and

Music etc. Apart from the academic activities the students are also

provided with co-curricular activities such as sports, arts and crafts, and

cultural activities. KWI also provides all students with 3 time full meal

spiritual food [prasadam]. All students will be provided boarding and

lodging in school compound. Also school buses are available for students

who live outside the premises of KWI. The routine health checkups will

be conducted to all students twice in a school year. The school will be

recognized by the Karnataka Govt. The KWI Children can be the future

leaders of the Krishna World International and may be the leaders of the

Society, State, and Country as well.

OBJECTIVES

The only purpose of education is to teach a student how to

live his life—by developing his mind and equipping him

to deal with reality.

The training he needs is theoretical, i.e., conceptual. He

has to be taught to think, to understand, to integrate, to

prove. He has to be taught the essentials of the knowledge

discovered in the past—and he has to be equipped to

acquire further knowledge by his own effort.

Improve curriculum and techniques of instruction

Improving students Psychological functioning

Improving social relations among adults, among students

and among adults and students

Inculcate an orientation & impart knowledge of spiritual

science.

Enhance wellbeing of the soul towards betterment of

overall health of mind & body.

Provide pure spiritual food for KWI student’s

psychological and physiological developments.

KEY TO SUCCESS

Ability to attract and retain qualified personnel.

There are keys that can help bring success in school. Success in

school has a lot to do with success in life; success in school is always

worth preparing for.

Careful planning

Patience and perseverance

Congeniality

Optimism

Creativity

ORGANIZATION SUMMARY

KWI School is dedicated to educate all children, including children of

tribes to develop sustainable sources of gift revenue. In doing so, we

take a comprehensive evidence of good business practice

is essential to healthy wise approach to helping the school

succeed. For example donor relations. Therefore, this is one example of

the many areas we review to ensure long-term sources of gift revenue.

The KWI children are the future leaders of the society.

SERVICES FOR STUDENTS

Guidance in devotional & spiritual activities.

Comfortable & decent, furnished accommodation.

All time meals (prasadam) for children.

Knowledge of music – instrumental & vocal along with

handicrafts & other art forms.

Ayurvedic & allopathic treatment with 24/7 resident

doctor

Dedicated guardians for all children

Transportation services

Computer & other allied education to all children.

SCHOOL PLANNING

School Location

Medium of the school: English

Initially Number of Students : 1500 Student

Total No. of Rooms including classes and Staffs - 200

Students in each class is 25

Subjects offered till 10thStd: English, Hindi, Mathematics,

local language, Science, & Social Studies.

Subjects offered for 11th& 12th as per Delhi board :

Science - Physics, Chemistry, Maths & Statistics and

Biology.

Commerce - Economics, Geography, Business Studies,

Accountancy.

Arts - History, Geography, Economics, Civics

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

SADHAKA SCHOOL AND COLLEGE Contents Quantity Indian Rs.

A. Capital Expenditure

Cost of Land 25 x 15L 25 acres x 15 L 3,75,00,000

Cost of the Building 1,74,156 sqf As per above 52,24,68000

Other Construction Basement, parking lot 150,00,000

Student desks and chairs 2400 Desks and 25000 Chairs 6,00,00,000

Elevators 4 Nos 1,00,00,00

Office furniture for teachers 50,00,000

Electricals rooms and lobby 75,00,000

Cost of Air Condition, 50 tons 50 x 40,000 / each 20,00,000

Cost of Other Gadgetry required/students andteachers

Computers, phones, fax etc 75,50,000

Furniture Lobby, receptions/counters 75,00,000

Krishna Kitchen/pots/gas/plates(food supply for1000 students)

1000 3,00,00,000

Students dining hall, 25,000 sqf with diningtables

25000 x 2000 5,00,00,000

Storage rooms with inventory of Food 10,00,000

Teachers rooms, 100 tables and chairs 100 10,00,000

Path and garden around school 50,00,000

Solar Electrical 300 KW 300 3,00,00,000

Cost of Architect 50,00,000

Capital Finance and Accounts 1,00,00,000

Hostel 200 students/solar heater 6,25,000

Hotel furnishing, study table, cupboardw/bed/linen/cots/

1,00,00,000

Security camera 10 set 10,00,000

License /permits 25,00,000

Principal office 10,00,000

Children game rooms 5 x 1000 75,00,000

Library , videos, audio,W/shelving, 10,000 Sqf 10000 x 2000 2,00,00,000

Students video, audio, books 75,00,000

Auditorium 50,000 sq x 8 = 2,600 sqf 13,00,00,000

Science labs 5,000 sq x 8 = 40,000 sqf 4,00,00,000

Equipments 8 labs 4,00,00,000

School bus Pick up & dropping 2,00,00,000

Shipping/freight School/electric/electronic 75,00,000

MISC Capital Expenses 75,00,000

Revenue Expenses

Security 15x10,000 1,50,000

Salary of teacher/staffs, 200 staffs 200 x 20,000 40,00,000

Administrative and runing expenses 30,00,000

Total 111,77,43,0

00

Building cost breakup for SADHAKA SCHOOL AND

COLLEGE Contents Quantity Indian Rs.

First Building

Ground floor, 40 rooms 29026 43,743,820

First floor 29026 28,064,208


First Building Total 87078 108,692,308

Second building

Ground floor, 40 rooms 29026 43,743,820

First floor 29026 28,064,208


Second Building Total 87078 108,692,308

Total (1st and 2nd Building) 1,74,156 sqf

3000 52,24,68,000

CHAPTER III

GOSHALA

INTRODUCTION

Go seva means serving the cows. Bhagavad gita describes how Lord

Krishna cared for the cows and calves every morning, by taking them to

graze on the Govardhana hill. We should also try to serve the cows with

similar attitude - by providing means for their food, shelter and

medication. Our mission is to care for stray, abandoned cows, bulls,

retired oxen, and orphaned calves. We provide them hay, flour, fresh

grass, clean water, medical attention and a place where they can

recuperate from injuries and stay peacefully. But there are thousands of

cattle requiring attention and unless protected, they are destined to

subsist on refuse and become plagued by various debilitating and often

terminal diseases, suffer injury from careless motorists, or worse, be

abducted and transported in very inhumane ways to the growing number

of modern slaughterhouses. Thus there is an urgent need to act.

OUR ACTIVITIES

Helpline: We run a helpline where citizens can call to

inform about sick or stray cows and calves, in the area.

Transportation: In association with volunteers, we

arrange to bring the cattle to the campus.

Care: We care for the stray, ill-nourished and helpless

cows by providing them food, shelter and Medical

facilities.

MISSION

Goseva means serving the cows. Bhagavad- gita describes how Lord

Krishna cared for the cows and calves every morning, by taking them to

graze on the Govardhana hill. We should also try to serve the cows with

similar attitude - by providing means for their food, shelter and

medication. Our mission is to care for stray, abandoned cows,

bulls, retired oxen, and orphaned calves. We provide them hay, flour,

fresh grass, clean water, medical attention and a place where they can

recuperate from injuries and stay peacefully. But there are thousands of

cattle requiring attention and unless protected, they are destined to

subsist on refuse and become plagued by various debilitating and often

terminal diseases, suffer injury from careless motorists, or worse,

be abducted and transported in very inhumane ways to the growing

number of modern slaughterhouses. Thus there is an urgent need to

act.

OBJECTIVES

o To promote among the people love and affection for holy

cow and its Virtues.

o To have great concern for the safety and protection of the

cows and to bring about awareness in the society in this

regard.

o To take great care for the conservation of the cows and

their progeny.

o To fight peacefully against the evils to the cows and try to

increase their number.

o To feed the cows with a nutritious diet to keep them

healthy. The “Holy Cow is the real wealth of the Nation.

DETAILS OF FINANCIAL BREAK DOWNS

GOSHALA

Contents Quantity Indian Rs.

Land 25 Acre x 15L 25 Acres 37,500,000

Cost of construction of Cow-Shed, 25 Sheds x 5600 sq ft. =140,000 sq ft. X 300/- sq. ft.)

140000x800 11,20,00,000

25 Administration Staff salary 12,000 3,00,000

25 staff family Accommodation 600 sqf x 25 =15,000.00 x 1500

2,25,00,000

Cost of Computer & Furniture’s, (15 x 50,000) + 1000,000 15 17,50,000

Cost of Beds & Mattresses, (25 units @ 20,000/-) 25 5,00,000

Machinery & equipments 60,000 5,00,00,000

Cost of Cows 60,000 x Rs.5000/- 30,00,00,000

Mobile Van & Vehicles: - 2 Tractor & Trolley 15,00,000

3 Truck 40,00,000

3 Car 30,00,000

5 Van 25,00,000

Water tanks 10,000 lts 4,00,000

Solar Electric [50 KW] 50 75,00,000

Price of Farmer Bio gas production plants 60,00,000

shipping 15,00,000

Corpus of Fund for Maintenance 4,00,00,000

Total of Capital Expenditure 59,09,50,0

00

Recurring salary payment to 5 Technical Staff 100,000

1 Full time VeterinaryPhysician

50,000

Eterinary Nurse 2 x10,000

40,000

Telephone Bills 10no. x 3000x12 12

3,60,000

Electricity Bills 10,000x 12 12

1,20,000

Printing & Stationary

2,00,000

Fuel & Vehicles maintenance

5,00,000

Accounting & Audits fees

50,000

Traveling & Conveyance

200,000

Staff Welfare Expenses.

10,00,000

Fodder/ food/ water, 50000 Cows @Rs.150/ x 30days

2,25,00,000

Administrative expenses 10,00,000

Total of Revenue Expenditure

2,60,12,000

Total

61,69,62,000

WORK PARTICIPATION OF GOSHALA

CATTLE FEED: -

Cows are Regularly Feed on Green Fodder, Dry Fodder, Eatable

Material, salt etc. The Cow

Feed is Prepared According to the Doctor's advice

GREEN FODDER:-

Regularly Green Fodder to purchase for the cows; we have to cultivate

green grass at our own area of Land.

WATER:-

Cows are provided with from water through pipe line under the shed.

The Electricity Facility is provided in each and Every Shed.

BREED IMPROVEMENT:-

A Good Breed of Bulls are Prepared in the Goshala. Treatment of 16

Useless Cows Maintained

By good Doctor's

HYGIENE:-

Sheds are cleaned with water regularly. Every week Sheds will clean

with Phenol. The Water

Tanks Are Painted Regularly For Drinking.

HEALTH CARE FACILITY:-

The Goshala has its Own Dispensary with Own Doctor's and own Govt.

Compounder. In

Emergency cases small operation are also being performed

COW WASTE:-

Regularly cow waste is collected and used for sale to people which is use

in field

Planning

1) Treatment of ill Cows.

2) To construct more shed for accommodating cows.

3) To take help of local people for better facilities running of Goshala.

4) To create everyone among to adopt one cow by one family.

5) To plant about 2000 new trees.

CONSTUCTION OF NEW GOSHALA

The Goshala Committee and cow lovers play an important role in proper

working in Goshala. We would like you to go through the several

reasons behind our purpose for seeking donations for the Gaumata Since

the wave of industrialization in the world; farming has come almost to an

end. Most farmers have diverted towards cash crop and stopped

cultivating fodder crops. So whatever fodder available is highly

expensive and above all to buy a good quality fodder prepared without

the use of chemical fertilizers is like a dream come true. -Also the feed

we provide the cows which comes from cotton mills have raised their

prices. As before, twice a year the prices would come very down when

we were able to stock the feeds for six months together. But today the

price is same all the year round. -The price of milk is the same since 15

years. All the prices have come up but the milk prices are the same as

they were. Even the distilled water is sold on higher price than milk. We

do have high milk yielding cows at the Goshala so we provide maximum

milk to the calf for their best growth and a bright future. So obtaining

milk for income of the Goshala shall be a sin by keeping the calf hungry

as milk is their actual food for at least four months of age. The remaining

milk left by the calf is then taken by us. -Putting up new ideas for

creating income for the Goshala, other than the green fodder cultivation

and the cow urine and Go dung sale shall divert our minds on the another

path, so concentrating on keeping the cows in the best should be the

prime goal.

MISSION AND VISION

Future plans:

Protecting and expanding more cows.

More supply of milk, yogurt and butter.

Maintain healthy cows.

The herd of mother cow of the Goshala is increasing every year with

God’s grace. Also male calves are increasing who also require separate

sheds. Gauseva means serving the mother cow. Indian culture [Sanskrit]

is known as Gausanskriti [A culture related to cows] and therefore cows

have played an important role in each and every pious rituals of India

since centuries and in the future.

How these cows are related to Indian culture?

We have tried to translate some verses from age old Vedas and Puranas

[which have been composed by Gods Themselves and by learned

Rihimunis]. India has always been and will be dependent on these Vedas

and Puranas.

Practices are as follows:

Housing:

1. Construct shed on dry, properly raised ground.

2. Avoid water-logging, marshy and heavy rainfall areas.

3. The walls of the sheds should be 1.5 to 2 meters high.

4. The walls should be plastered to make them damp proof.

5. The roof should be 3-4 meters high.

6. The cattle shed should be well ventilated.

7. The floor should be pucca/hard, even non-slippery impervious, well

sloped (3 cm per meter) and properly drained to remain dry and clean.

8. Provide 0.25 meters broad, pucca drain at the rear of the standing

space.

9. A standing space of 2 x 1.05 meters for each animal is needed.

10. The manger space should be 1.05 meters with front height of 0.5

meters and depth of 0.25 meters.

11. The corners in mangers, troughs, drains and walls should be rounded

for easy cleaning.

12. Provide 5-10 sq. meters loaf space for each animal.

13. Provide proper shade and cool drinking water in summer.

14. In winter keep animals indoor during night and rain.

15. Provide individual bedding daily.

16. Maintain sanitary condition around shed.

17. Control external parasites (ticks, flies etc.) by spraying the pens,

sheds with Malathion or Copper sulphate solution.

18. Drain urine into collection pits and then to the field through irrigation

channels.

19. Dispose of dung and urine properly. A gobar gas plant will be an

ideal way. Where gobar gas plant is not constructed, convert the dung

along with bedding material and other farm wastes into compost.

20. Give adequate space for the animals.

CHAPTER IV

SANATHA ASHRAM

INTRODUCTION

The quality children are the future generation and asset of the world. To

educate kids in moral, ethical and true spiritual values is the goal of

‘Krishna World International.

Children of all ages below 17 are accepted at KWI Sanatha Ashram. We

invite & welcome all valued foster parents or any Good Samaritan to

bring abandoned/anatha/needy children to Krishna World International

[KWI]. KWI will be happier to raise children by providing all facilities

as they are God's children.

Objectives

KWI shall provide the following to all resident children:-

• Home Shelter, Food and Clothing.Education shall be imparted from Kindergarten to Master’s Degree as perthe relevant syllabus and prevailing curriculum.• Additionally the children shall be imparted with SpiritualKnowledge through systematic sastric study, Philosophy, Science, Yoga& Meditation, Self Defense and various Art forms along-with storiesfrom various scriptures.• Daily attendance at temple programs and Chant Krishna’s Holyname.• Playground with various sports facilities & physical and soultraining activities.• Ultra-Modern and Ayurveda medical facilities for all Children

ANATHA ASHRAM Abstract Estimation Area in SFt Amount

Ground floor 14513

First floor 14513

Second Floor 14513

Third floor 14513

Terrace Floor 14513

21,76,7

5,000


Land 1320000 Sqf, 2 ACRES, 100 rooms,100 AshramRooms x 500 Sft

100

30,00,000

Building Cost As per Abstract shown( 5 Floors)

21,76,95,000

Electric Power Requirement 100 KW 100

1,00,00,000

Fan for 100 rooms 100

300,000

Furniture: Table, Cupboard, A Mirror, Night Lamp WithSide Table, 30,000 Per room x 100

100

50,00,000

Bed, Pillows, Blankets, Curtains, 125 sets x 10,000. 125

25,00,000

Solar Heater, 5,000 ltr x 2 = 2,00,000 2

30,00,000

Fire Extinguisher Accessories 10,000 ltr water

5,00,000

Cold Water Tank 5,000 ltr

2,00,000

3 offices with Telephone

11,00,000

Laundry machines, 2 set Dryer x 50,000 2

1,00,000

Employees 45x 7000 per staff 45

5,40,000

Misc.exp

20,00,000

Housekeeping and shelving

6,00,000

Kids Kitchen,500 sqf kitchen 200 sqf dish washing area.Total 700Sft

700

15,00,000

Dining hall for the children 200 chairs

2,00,000

200 hundred children, 8 member tables 25 tables x rs 6,000 25

3,75,000

Game and play rooms, 2000 x 2 = 4000 sqf 4000 x 1200

48,00,000

for Children 10x2 = 25,00000 withtoys and games 20,00,000

Wheel Chairs for handicapped 2

5,00,000

TOTAL

25,61,10,000

MISSION

Children of all ages below 14 are accepted at KWI Anatha Ashram. We

invite & welcome all valued foster parents or any Good Samaritan to

bring abandoned/ orphaned/needy children to Krishna World

International. Home Shelter, Food and Clothing are provided.

Education shall be imparted from kindergarten to Master’s Degree as per

the relevant syllabus as prevailing curriculum. Computer Training,

Personality Development Education.

Daily Routine Of The Ashram

Sr. No. Time Routine Work

1. 6.00 am Wake up in morning

2. 7.15 am to 8.00 am Participation in Lord

Krishna arthi (Pooja)

3. 8.00 am to 8:30 am Chanting the Holy name

4. 8.30 am to 9.00 am Breakfast Prasadam

5. 11.30 Snacks will be given

6. 9.30 am to 1.00 am School timings

7. 1.00 pm to 1.30 pm Lunch Prasadam

8. 2.00 pm to 5.00 pm School timing

9. 6.00 pm to 7.00 pm Play/hobbies

10. 7.00 pm to 8.00 pm Study

11. 8.30 pm Distribution of

Prasadam

12. 9.30 Pm Rest time

ACTIVITIES

MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE OF ANATHA-ASHRAM

SECURITY SYSTEM

This office will be in Ashram and is open 24/7. Ambulanceservice is available here, in case of emergencies.

In each and every room of the Ashram Camera will be fixed. Men security / warden will be 24/7 at service

ASHRAM DISCPLINE

1] Intoxication is not allowed.2] Gambling is not allowed.3] Meat, fish, eggs are not allowed.5] Any kind of abuse on children (physically, mentally, intellectually,speaking foul language on them) will have zero tolerance.

CHAPTER V

LADIES ASHRAM

INTRODUCTION

The KWI ladies ashram is the spiritual home for women above 18 years

old. The purpose of this ashram is to educate women in spiritual or

Krishna consciousness. Any individual women of any other

ashram/math/organization regardless of their origin who are willing to

stay with KWI are always welcome. In KWI all admitted Women

Inmates will be treated equally and with due respect & consideration,

irrespective of their past social & financial background. The admission is

done after verifying their social and medical history. This is to make sure

that there is no contagious disease spreading to another inmate of the

ashram & moreover such cases shall be recommended to the KWI

Hospital. All the admitted members are expected to preserve the

discipline of the Krishna World International. KWI shall provide all

ashram members clean; furnished and comfortable accommodation

facility.

FACILITIES FOR ALL ASHRAM RESIDENTS

Basic facilities like clothing; bedding & mattresses, meals;

utilities etc. shall be provided to all inmates.

They will be given free required treatments.

All members are requested to attend all morning and evening

temple programs

According to the scripture chanting the Hare Krishna Maha

Mantra on beads is the yoga for the modern age

All inmates shall be empowered with the knowledge of the

scriptures like Srimad Bhagavad-gita, Srimad-Bhagavatam and

other Vaishnava literatures and also everyone is encouraged to

read for an hour every day.

The KWI conduct special classes for ladies on scriptures, deity

worship, weaving Krishna’s outfits and taking care children is

service area

Those who are spiritually initiated to Vaishnava tradition by the

founder can render service in the Krishna’s kitchen.

The inmates shall render Service to KWI apart from prayer hours

for minimum of 7 hours a day.

All services to KWI is in fact service to Krishna directly.

Service areas are KWI hospital, school, anatha ashram, goshala,

Krishna lila park and Temple etc

LADIES ASHRAM Abstract Estimation Area in Sft Amount

Ground floor 14513

First floor 14513

Second Floor 14513

Third floor 14513

Terrace Floor 14513

72,565 sqt @ 3000 Rs 21,76,95,0

00


Land 1320000 Sqf, 2 ACRES, 100 rooms @ 15 lakhs 100 30,00,000

Building as per the Abstract 5 Floors 21,76,95,000

Electric Power Requirement 100 kw 100 2,00,00,000

Fan (100 rooms) 100 5,00,000

Furniture: Table, Cupboard, A Mirror, Night Lamp With SideTable, 30,000 Per room x 100

100 600,00,000

Bed, Pillows, Blankets, Curtains 125 sets x 20,000 25,00,000

Solar Heater, 5,000 ltr x 2 = 10,0000 2 15,00,000

Fire Extinguisher Accessories 10,000 ltr water 3,50,000

Cold Water Tank 5,000 Ltr 2,50,000

3 offices with Telephone 12,00,000

Laundry machines, 2 set Dryer x 50,000 2 1,00,000

Employees (45 People) 45 31,50,000

Housekeeping and shelving 5,00,000

Wheel Chairs for handicapped 10 5,00,000

MISC 64,00,000

Building path around the ashram and bushes, and plants 22,00,000

Total Rs. 31,98,45,000

DAILY ROUTINE OF THE ASHRAM


1. 4:00 am Wake up in morning

2. 4.30 am to 5.30 am Participation in Lord Krishna Arthi (Pooja)

3. 5:30 am to 7:15 am Chanting the Holy name

4. 8:00 am to 9:00 am Srimad-Bhagavatam Class

5. 9.00 am to 10.00 am Break Fast

6. 10.00 am to 1.00 pm Service

7. 1.00 pm to 3.00 Lunch prasadam / Rest

8. 3.00 pm to 6:00 pm Special class for weaving Krishna's outfits,

scriptures & deity worship

9. 7:00 pm to 7:45 pm Participation in evening arthi (Pooja)

10. 7.45 pm to 8.30 pm Discussion on Bhagavad-Gita

11. 8.30 pm Snacks/milk/reading


SECURITY SYSTEM

Women Executive officers will be in the Ashram and is open24/7. Ambulance service is available, in case of emergencies.

CCTV Camera will be installed in every floor of the building. Women security / warden will be 24/7 at service

ASHRAM DISCPLINE

1] Intoxication is not allowed.2] Gambling is not allowed.3] Meat, fish, eggs are not allowed. No outside food is allowed4] Physical Union with any man/woman outside marriage is not allowed.

CHAPTER VI

OLD AGED HOME

INTRODUCTION

Unfortunately in India Men & Women in their last phase of life, which is

retired ashram, after 65 and 75 are mostly neglected. The KWI's retired

Home is the spiritual home for retired people and other respective

gentlemen and gentle woman above 40 years old. The old age begins

after passing 40 years. Those retired men and women who do not want to

continue their material way of life are most welcome to join and reside

with KWI. In KWI all admitted elderly gentlemen/women members will

be treated equally and lovingly irrespective of their past social &

financial background. However, the admitted members are expected to

preserve the discipline of the Krishna World International.

The admission is done after verifying their social and medical history.

This is to make sure that there is no transmittable disease they carry to

another ashram resident and moreover such cases shall be recommended

for the KWI Hospital. At the KWI Retired Home all KWI’s spiritual

rules and regulations are to be diligently followed.

FACILITIES IN MIDDLE & OLD AGED ASHRAM

Basic facilities like clothing; Cots and mattresses, meals, utilities

etc. shall be provided to all inmates.

They will be given free required treatments.

All members are requested to attend all morning and evening

temple programs

Chanting the Hare Krishna Maha Mantra on beads is mandatory

for all members’ inmates.

All inmates shall be empowered with the knowledge of the

scriptures like Srimad Bhagavad-Gita, Srimad-Bhagavatam and

other Vaishnava literatures at least once in a day for an hour.

The KWI conduct special classes on scriptures, deity worship.

The inmates shall render Service for minimum of 7 hours a day.

All services to KWI is in fact service to Krishna directly.

Service areas are hospital, school, anatha ashram, goshala,

Krishna lila park and Temple etc.

OLD AGED HOME Abstract Estimation Area in

SFt

Amount

Ground floor 14513

First floor 14513

Second Floor 14513

Third floor 14513

Terrace Floor 14513

Total

72,565 sqt @ 3000 Rs 21,76,95,000


Land 1320000 Sqf, 2 ACRES (100 Rooms) 100 30,00,000

Cost of the Building as per estimate above 21,76,95,000

Electric Power Requirement - 100KW 100 2,00,000,000

Furniture: Table, Cupboard, A Mirror, Night Lamp With Side

Table

100 75,00,000


Solar Heater 2 15,00,000

Fire Extinguisher Accessories 3,50,000

Cold Water Tank 2,50,000


Laundry machines 2 100,000

Employees (45 People) 45 31,50,000


Wheelchairs for handicapped 10 5,00,000

MISC 64,00,000

Building path around the ashram and bushes, and plants 30,000,000

Total 27,04,95,000

FACILITIES AVAILABLE IN OLD AGE ASHRAM

A Post office. Banking facilities. Medical store. Hospitalization. Free required treatments.

SECURITY SYSTEM

Men Executive officers will be in the Ashram and is open 24/7.Ambulance service is available, in case of emergencies.

CCTV Camera will be installed in every floor of the building. Men security / warden will be 24/7 at service

ASHRAM DISCPLINE

1] Intoxication and smoking is not allowed.2] Gambling is not allowed.

3] Meat, fish, eggs are not allowed, no outside food is allowed4] PhysicalUnion with any man/woman outside marriage is not allowed.

DAILY ROUTINE OF THE OLD AGE ASHRAM


1. 4:00 am Wake up in morning

2. 4.30 am to 5.30 am Participation in Lord Krishna arthi (Pooja)

3. 5:30 am to 7:15 am Chanting the Holy name

4. 8:00 am to 9:00 am Srimad-Bhagavatam Class

5. 9.00 am to 10.00 am Break Fast

6. 10.00 am to 1.00 pm Service

7. 1.00 pm to 3.00 Lunch prasadam / Rest

8. 3.00 pm to 6:00 pm Special class for weaving Krishna's outfits,

scriptures & deity worship

9. 7:00 pm to 7:45 pm Participation in evening arthi (Pooja)

10. 7.45 pm to 8.30 pm Discussion on Bhagavad-gita

11. 8.30 pm Snacks/milk/reading


CHAPTER VII

SPRITUAL ASHRAM

INTRODUCTION

Spiritual Ashrams are the homes for the saintly people whose aims are to

only respect and worship the Supreme Lord, Krishna. These ashrams are

with spiritual amenities to advance in spiritual life. Accommodations,

Vedic library, prasadam hall, hall for discussing Krishna Katha are the

main attraction offered to the saintly people.

Their goal is not be successful in material achievement like material

power and money, but spiritual emancipation and spiritual perfection.

KWI would give facilities for such saintly people,, who want to advance in

Krishna bhaki.

SPRITUAL ASHRAM

Abstract Estimation Area in SFt Amount

Ground floor 14513

First floor 14513

Second Floor 14513

Third floor 14513

Terrace Floor 14513

21,76,95,000

CONTENTS INDIANRUPEES

Land 1320000 Sqf, 2 ACRES 100 rooms 30,00,000 100 Ashram Rooms x 500 sqf

Electric Power Requirement 100 kw 2,00,00,000

Fan 100 rooms 5,00,000

Furniture: Table, Cupboard, A Mirror, 60,000 Per room x 100 60,000,000

Night Lamp With Side Table


Solar Heater 5,000 ltr x 2 = 10,0000 20,00,000

Fire Extinguisher Accessories 10,000 ltr water 3,50,000

Cold Water Tank 5,000 Ltr 2,50,000


Laundry machines 2 set Dryer x 50,000 100,000

Employees 15 x 21/2 shift = 45x12000 per staff

6,75,000

Misc


Wheel Chairs for handicapped 10 5,00,000

MISC 64,00,000

Building path around the ashram andbushes, and plants

22,00,000

Total Rs 31,78,70,000

ASHRAM DISCPLINE

Intoxication is not allowed. Gambling is not allowed. Meat, fish, eggs are not allowed. Physical Union with any man/woman outside marriage is not

allowed.

CHAPTER VIII

MURARI FUNERAL HOME

INTRODUCTION

Murari [KWI] funeral home, with quality cremation services.

Murari Funeral home has constructed for all inmate devotees who passesaway from this world will be cremated in this spiritual funeral home,including KWI life members and congregational members who havededicated their life for the service of the Lord Hari. This is specificallygive a chance to all departed souls while cremating the body Krishna’sKirtan will be led by the fellow devotees.

It is said all souls who have not achieved the kingdom of God in thepresent life, their soul remain in the same premises for 13 days. So thesoul can hear the holy name and purify their existence and can bedelivered from the material world.

LOCATION

It is going to be located in the corner of the Krishna World Internationalproperty, giving chance to everyone to travel to the spiritual world.

TRADITIONAL MEMORIAL SERVICE

Natural light from several windows provide inviting warmth to thememorial hall. Fresh flowers and scented incent sticks produce a lightand sweet fragrance. The memorial hall and funeral home is decoratedwith modern and comfortable furnishings to provide a welcomingambience.

ESTIMATED COST OF THE FUNERAL HOME

MURARI FUNERAL HOME


Land 1 ACRES 15,000

15,00,000

Funeral House

60,00,000

Electric Power Requirement 10 kw 10

20,00,000

Fan 6

20,000

furnace

22,00,000

Furniture, Chairs, 1 Table, Cupboard. 50 people

5,00,000

Interior/architect

10,00,000

Solar Heater 500 ltr

4,00,000

Fire Extinguisher Accessories 10,000 ltr water 350,000


100,000

Telephone 1, fax, printer, computer 100,000


Employees (5 People) 5 75,000

Misc.

20,000

Total

1,43,15,000

CHAPTER IX

RUKMINI-DWARAKA MARRIAGE HOME

INTRODUCTION

Banquet halls are leased to host weddings, birthdays, family reunions,professional seminars, and an assortment of other events. Krishna WorldInternational is to open an excellent banquet hall to be prepared to offer,coordinate or provide recommendation to the pilgrims for closelyassociated services such as caterings, event planning and live spiritualentertainment.

KWI has a decorated banquet hall. We would have our own professionalinterior designers. Our banquet hall should have a clean and professionaldesign that can be adapted to the specific tastes of each family. Aninterior design professional will be able to provide insight on mixing andmatching colours for basic wall treatments, table linens and anycarpeting.

Mission Statement

KWI Management is committed to providing the highest quality venue for wedding and events planning within the Krishna World International.

Below is a breakdown of how the banquet hall and the hotels are estimated for our pilgrims and guests.

There is an authorized statement that states more than 10 millionweddings take place in a year in India All modern amenities are found inthese facilities. The marriage home of Rukmini-Krishna is directly underthe management of Krishna World International. All of our life membersand other pilgrims can utilize these facilities for their wedding, birthdays,anniversaries, and meetings. The Rukmini-Krishna marriage home iswith an excellent banquet hall which offers the guests convenience of1500 spacious well furnished banquet area and with all spiritualstandards fitted with the finest modern amenities and completelyrefurbished to give sheer opulence to accommodate the guests

First quality service is offered with all spiritual

environments:

RUKMINI-DWARAKA

MARRIAGE HOME


Land 2 Acres 2

30,00,000

Electric Power 200KW 200

4,00,00,000

A/c, Electrical lock and Building (100Rooms) 100

15,00,00,000

Furniture [ King Size Bed, 2 Chairs, 1 Table, Cupboard, Dressing Table With Mirror, Night Lamp With Side Table 100

2,00,000,000

Paintings

60,00,000

Bed, Pillows, Blankets, Curtains Paintings 300 x Rs 1500, 200 Sets 200

80,00,000

Bathroom accessories100

60,00,000

Solar Heater 5,000 ltr x 2 = 10,0000 ltrs

2

15,00,000

Fire Extinguisher Accessories 10,000 ltr water

1

3,50,000


1

2,50,000

110 Telephone/ Fax/Internet, 110 28,60,000

Safe or Locker in the rooms 100, 100 x 10,000 100

15,00,000

Laundry machines 6 Dryer x 50,0006

3,00,000

Misc. Capital Expenditure

35,00,000

Total

155,030,000

Recurring Expenses

Employees 15000180

27,00,000

Security/Maintenance engineers (6 People) 6

90,000

BANQUET


Banquet Construction 1 2,00,00,000

Central A/C 200Ton 200 1,50,00,000

Electrical lock system 100 x 4.500 100 6,50,000

Electric Power Requirement 100KW 100 2,00,00,000

Bathroom accessories 100 2,00,00,000

Furniture - Chairs and Sofas, Tables, and other furniture 1600 3,50,00,000

Interior - curtains and frills, Linen and napkins - 10 windows 10 40,00,000

Solar Heater 10,000 ltr 1 20,00,000

Fire Extinguisher Accessories 10,000 ltr 1 3,50,000

Cold Water Tank 10,000 ltr 1 500,000

Lobby Set Up 1000 sqf 1000 20,00,000

Laundry machines 6 3,00,000

Misc. Expenses 68,25,000

Total 10,96,25,000

Total of Hall with Banquet 35,56,75,000

CHAPTER: X

GRANARIES

INTRODUCTION

Krishna World International's granary or food storehouse will be situated

in the project premises 5ft above the ground. Ancient or primitive

granaries are most often made out of pottery, but our granaries will be

made possible by steel. Initially we are planning around 20 steel silos or

storage can of 50 ton. The idea is to feed lakhs of people when there is

deficiency in food by shortage or by revolution. We will store around

1000 ton food either on our own production and some from outside. See

our organic garden structure in the bottom. We estimated to manifest this

facility and it is as follows:

GRANNERIES


Land 4 Acres x 15 lakhs 4

60,00,000

Electric Power 50kw 50

50,00,000

Lightings and water 1

40,00,000

Food reservoir steel 20 Ct 50 tones each 20

6,00,00,000

Machine to operate the granaries and doors 1

5,00,00,000

Food 1000 tons of food 10L kg x 60 rupees 1000

8,00,00,000

Building path around the museum 1

60,00,000

Installation freight Charge 1

60,00,000

Misc 1

60,00,000

Total

21,10,00,000

Recurring Expenses

Monthly service cost 1

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10,00,000

Staff to operate @ 15000, 40 People 600,000

salary 40 People

Total

21,26,00,000

CHAPTER: XI

PRASADAM DISTRIBUTION

Nimai Food Distribution

The sanctified food/ prasadam will be distributed every day forevery visitor visiting pilgrims including children, students andelders.

The devotees of the Lord are released from all kinds of sinsbecause they eat food which is offered firstfor sacrifice [offering]. Others, who prepare food for personalsense enjoyment, verily eat only sin. Bhagavad-gita.

CHAPTER: XII

PLANTING TREES/PLANTS/

FLOWERS

There are 2 million types of plants species and KWI is planning to

plant 1008 species in its 200 acres of land

Common Name Latin Name Characteristics

Hardy Rubber Tree

Eucommia ulmoides Handsome disease-free tree

Hophornbeam Oystra virginianaNot good with some urban stress, good succession tree

Hornbeam, European

Carpinus betulus Muscle-like bark

Maple, Trident Acer buergeranum Medium-sized maple

Pagoda TreeStyphnolobium japonica

Smaller tree with green stems, summer flowers

Zelkova Zelkova serrataElm like leaves, short upright form, can be used underhigh power lines

Black Gum Nyssa sylvatica Great fall color needs moist, well-drained soil

Coffee Tree Gymnocladus dioicus Seed pods messy but can be useful (coffee)

Elm, American Ulmus americana Select disease resistant cultivars or hybrids

Elm, Lacebark Ulmus parvifoliaHandsome and shorter in stature than American Elm, disease resistant

Ginkgo Ginkgo bilobaOpen canopy; interesting leaf; select male species only

Goldenrain TreeKoelreuteria paniculata

Summer flowers, interesting seed pods, can be used under high power lines

Green AshFraxinus pennsylvanica

Green Ash is messier but more tolerant of urban stress

Hackberry Celtis laevigataGreat for habitat and interesting bark. Lleaf disease can be unattractive

Honeylocust Gleditsia triacanthosSmall leaves, withstands heavy pruning (can be used under high power lines)

Horse ChestnutAesculus hippocastanum

Large flowering tree, leaf disease common. Baumannii variety is seedless and good for streets

Katsura TreeCercidiphyllum japonicum

Prefers moist soils

Linden Tilia Flowers good for the production of honey

Linden, American

Tilia americana Flowers good for the production of honey

Magnolia Magnolia species Great flowers

Maple, Red Acer rubrum Great fall color; upright forms available

Maple, Sugar Acer saccharum Good for habitat. Sensitive to salt

Oak, Scarlet Quercus coccineaMore sensitive to urban conditions than pin and red oaks, but still a good candidate for street trees

Oak, Pin Quercus palustris Widely planted and one of the most common oaks

Oak, Red Quercus rubra Tolerant of pollution and is a great street tree

Oak, Shumard Quercus shumardii Leaf shape similar to pin and scarlet oak

Oak, English Quercus robur English oak has a fastigiate varaiety.

Oak, White Quercus alba Acorns are valuable food for wildlife.

Oak, Swamp White

Quercus bicolorNaturally occurs in moist bottomlands. More tolerant of urban conditions than white oak

Oak, Shingle Quercus imbricaria Old leaves persist through winter.

Oak, Bur Quercus macrocarpaBark is deeply ridged-and-furrowed. Acorn cap is fringed. Tolerant of urban conditions

Oak, Willow Quercus phellos Fine texture and makes a good street tree.

Oak, Chestnut Quercus prinus Acorns are valuable food for wildlife.

Sourwood Oxydendron arboreum Summer flowers

Stewartia, Japanese

Stewartia pseudocamellia

Flaky colorful bark with showy flowers

SweetgumLiquidambar styraciflua

Nice foliage; interesting fruit

Tulip Tree Liriodendron tulipifera Pretty tulip-shaped flowers and leaves

Yellowwood Cladrastis kentukea Good flowers, weak wood

Turkish Filbert Corylus colurna Excellent street tree with dark green foliage

Amur maackia Maackia amurensis Fixes nitrogen, interesting bark

Crabapple Species

Malus species Profuse flowers, some have ornamental fruit

Dogwood, Kousa Cornus kousa Other types of dogwood are not recommended

Hawthorn CrataegusFruit can be attractive, thorns on some trees (cruzgalli, phaenopyrum)

Different Roses 2000 rose trees

Marigold 5000

Lily/ Tulsi 1 acre

Jasmin 1 acre

Planting Trees/Plants/

Flowers


There are 2 million types of plants species and KWI is

planning to plant 1008 species in its 200 acres of land

30,00,00,000

Electric Power 30 KW 30 30,00,000

18,120,000.00

Recurring Expenses

Staff 50 7,50,000

Grand Total 30,37,50,000

CHAPTER: XIII

BIO GAS PRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

Krishna World International plan to produce gas from cow dung andcrude oil. The cow dung can be preserved and transformed into a

biological gas as a useful source of energy for KWI. The left-over excesswe will use for nourishing fertilizer, trees or plants. The idea ofproducing a biological nourishing fertilizer came from a community ofcow-herds. The procedure may be very simple; starting from filling 30kg of cow dung into a 2000 litter capacity earthen jar then mixing it withwater, equivalent to the cow dung amount, and then burying itunderground. They leave it for 25-30 days and by so doing, it will causea chemical reaction. Once the gas is ready, it is transferred through a pipewhich then transfers to cooking stoves into the Krishna WorldInternational's Kitchen for cooking purposes. We plan to fee thousandsof people a day.

Land/Machines/tanks

Equipments/pipes/ motors

Vehicles/plumbing/labour

Electricity/housing for the producers/shed/

BIO GAS PRODUCTION

9,82,95,500.01 Cr

S804,925.00

CHAPTER XIV

ORGANIC ORCHARD

Vegetables and fruits are essential for healthy life and healthy life is for

executing spiritual activities realizing that everyone is a spirit soul not

the external body. All these foods are first offered to the Lordships Shri

Shri Radha and Krishna and supplied to all inmates, guests and the

visiting pilgrims in the form of full meals.

ORGANIC ORCHARD

Contents Particulars Indian Rs.

Agricultural Land 70 Acres 70 10, 50,00,000

Electric Power 50 KW 50

50,00,000

Shed,water tanks and Plough roads 1

50,00,000

Grain Sore romm, Green house 1

1,50,00,000

Landscaping, tilling 1

1,00,00,000

Bullock carts, Machineries Tractors, House for thefarmers 1

200,00,000

Organic, Vegetables and fruits plants. As per annexure

800,00,000

Misc 1

50,00,000

Total

Recurring Expenses

100 farmers - labor charge (Per Month) 15,000100

15,00,000

Total 24,65,00,000

List of Organic Vegetables and fruits Plants

Organic, Vegetables and fruits plants, 30 acres

25 acres 5 acre corn

200 orange trees, 3 acres sugar canes

200 apple trees 6 acre rice

200 custard apple 6 acre wheat

500 mango trees 10 acres different dals

200 chiku trees 15 acres

1000 banana trees Bitter melon, cabbage

500 papaya trees Pumpkins, cauliflower

100 gauva trees Beans, different gourds

1 acre grape wines Tomatoes, drumstick trees,

carrots and beets, okra or ladies fingers, Brinjals or eggplants

200 Berries plants, Potatoes, Capsicums/ many other roots

200 Avocados plants

500 Cashew nut trees, 500 almond trees

CHAPTER: XV

KRISHNA BALARAM LILA THEME PARKChapter: 1

RASALILA GARDEN

Rasalila Garden

A) Capital Expenses

a) Land for Theater 1 Acre at 15.00 lacs per Acre 15,00,000

b) Electrical Power required 60 KW at about Rs.100000/- per KW 1,20,00,000

c) Dioramas/Lightings 6,00,00,000

d) Laser Works 20,00,000

e) afforestation 30,00,000

f) Roads around Garden 60,00,000

g) Installation Charges 40,00,000

h) Freight Charges 40,00,000

Total of A 9,25,00,000

B) Recurring Expenses

a) Monthly Service Cost 40,00,000

b) Wages for Garden Staff about 10 Gardners 80,000

Total of B 40,80,000

9,65,80,000

Rasalila garden is the part of Krishna Lila Spiritual Park, display ofvarious dioramas of the dance stances of the Supreme Lord andGoddesses. Lord Krishna, being the Supreme Absolute Truth, is the onlyactual enjoyer and object of enjoyment. Although He is one without asecond, He expands Himself into many forms to increase His personalpastimes. Therefore great scholars say that Krishna's Rasa-Lila is like achild's playing with His own reflection. Sri Krishna is self-satisfied andfully endowed with inconceivable, transcendental opulence.

Chapter: 2

KARANODHAKA OCEAN

MAHA-VISHNU

Karanodhaka Ocean

A) Capital Expenses

a) Land 60000 Sq.Ft at about 15.00 lacs per acre 20,66, 116

b) Electrical Power required 30 KW at about Rs.100000/- per KW 60,00,000

c) Lord Vishnu Vishnu 50 Ft 3,00,00,000

d) Small Universes 1008 universes 3,00,00,000

e) Boats 10 Seater Boat 2 Nos. 40,00,000

f) Artificial Ocean 3,00,00,000

g) Installation and freight charges 7,50,000

h) Laser Works 40,00,000

i) Building path and wall around the ocean 25,00,000

Total of A 11,08,16,118

B) Revenue Expenese

a) Fresh water Cost per Month 25,00,000

b) Staff Wages for 6 persons x 15000 90,000



Maha-Vishnu is the creator and Supersoul of the material universes.When Maha Vishnu exhales Universes, the egg like universes comes intobeing, when Maha-Vishnu inhales all the universes merge back in Him.This Huge manifestation of Maha-Vishnu and Goddess Durga who ishumbly requesting her duties to the Lord are portrayed in the scripturesand this excellent Diorama of Maha-Vishnu KWI manifest for thepilgrims

Chapter: 3

GARBHODHAKA OCEAN,

GARBHODHAKASYI VISHNU

Garbhodakasayi Vishnu, the Creator and father of Lord Brahmaand Supersoul of one universe. He lies on the bed of 1000 hoodedserpent, Sesa.

GARBHODHAKA OCEAN,

GARBHODHAKASYI

VISHNU

A) Capital Expenses

a) Land 1 Acre @ Rs.15.00 lacs per Acre 15,00,000

b) Electrical Power required 30 KW at about Rs.100000/- per KW 60,00,000

c) Lord Brahma and Lord Vishnu Lord Brahma coming through the navelof lord Vishnu 60,00,0000

d) Boats 2 Boats at Rs.15.00 lacs eact - 10 seaters 40,00,000

e) Artificial Ocean 3,00,00,000

g) Building path and wall around the ocean 7,50,000

g) Installation and freight charges 40,00000

h) Laser Works 40,00000

Total of A 11,02,50,000

B) Revenue Expenese

a) Fresh water Cost per Month 40,00,000

b) Staff Wages 60,000



Chapter: 4

KSHIRODAKA OCEAN

KSHIRODHAKASAYI VISHNU

KSHIRODAKA OCEAN,

KSHIRODHAKASAYI VISHNU

A) Capital Expenses

a) Land 1 Acre @ Rs.15.00 lacs per Acre 1500000

b) Electrical Power required 30 KW at about Rs.100000/- per KW 3000000

c) Lord Vishnu with Goddess Lakshmi Shesha shayana Vishnu with Lakshmi 50000000

d) Boats 2 Boats at Rs.15.00 lacs eact - 10 seaters 3000000

e) Artificial Ocean of Milk 25000000

g) Building path and wall around the ocean 525000

g) Installation and freight charges 3000000

h) Laser Works 3000000

Total of A 89025000

B) Revenue Expenese

a) Fresh water (Milk?)Cost per Month 2500000

b) Staff Wages 36000

Total of B 2536000

Grand Total 91561000

Kshirodakasayi Vishnu lies in the milk ocean; He is the Supersoul of allliving entities. He lies on the bed of 7 hooded serpents, Sesa.

Chapter: 5

SRIMAD – BHAGAVATAM

SUPERB LASER CHARACTER MANIFESTATIONS

SUPERB LASER CHARACTER

MANIFESTATIONS

a) Land 2 Acres @ Rs.15.00 lacs per Acre 3000000

b) Electrical Power required 50 KW at about Rs.100000/- per KW 5000000

c) Laser movie Projectors 2 Nos (quotation required) 20000000

d) Laser animation/movies 6 Nos. @ Rs.10000000/- per movie 60000000

e) Building path and wall around the ocean 2500000


Total of A 93000000

B) Revenue Expenese

a) Operational Cost per Month 2500000

b) Staff Wages 20 skilled workers at Rs.10000/- per month 200000

Total of B 2700000


Laser show: A different, exemplary, logical and scientific story ofSrimad Bhagavatam is created by the laser technology to give acomprehensive theme of life.

Chapter: 6

7 LASER FOUNTAINS

Laser Fountains

a) Land 1.5 Acres required for 7 Fountains @ 15.00 lac per acre 2250000

b) Electrical Power required 100 KW Power at Rs.100000/- per KW 10000000

c) Cost of Fountains (Quotation required) 90000000

d) Laser animation 9 Nos. @ Rs.1000000/- per Fountain 9000000

e) Building path around the Fountains 5000000


Total of A 121250000

B) Revenue Expeneses


b) Staff Wages 10 Persons Skilled 1200000

Total of B 3700000


These multi colored water fountains are created in different location ofthe Krishna World International project to spiritually beautify the templeand park.

Chapter: 7

NIMAI-NITAI LASER MUSIC SHOW

OPEN THEATER

NIMAI-NITAI LASER MUSIC

SHOW, OPEN THEATER

a) Land 5 acres of Land at Rs.1500000/- per Acre 7500000

b) Electrical Power required 1000 KW @ Rs.100000 per KW 100000000

c) Panchatattva Robots (dancing) 12 Robos including Krishna, Balaram, Pandavas and panchatattva 350000000

d) Open Air Theatre Construction, Lighting and Instruments

Building Constructions and accoustics 400000000

e) Furnishings for the Open Air Theatre 20000 seats @ Rs.2000/- per seat 40000000

f) Laser Beams/Animations/Movies 8 Movies at Rs.10000000/- per movie 80000000




B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 7500000


Nimai Nitai laser Krishna Music Band is the final show of the park; lastfor 60 minutes; this paramount holy chant with fusion music andcolourful laser rays produced according to the devotional songs. Thepowerful transcendental Krishna Music Band performance is the firsttime in the history of the devotees.

Chapter: 8

KRISHNA PLANETARIUM

A PRESENTATION OF UNIVERSAL CREATION

KRISHNA PLANETARIUM, A

PRESENTATION OF UNIVERSAL

CREATION

a) Land 2 acres of Land at Rs.1500000/- per Acre 3000000


c) Projector DMC, Imax Screen and 70000000

d) Theatre Construction, 3D Lightings, Central AC and Instruments

Building Constructions and accoustics 150000000

e) Furnishings for the Open Air Theatre 500 seats @ Rs.2000/- per seat 1000000

f) Laser Beams/Animations/Movies 8 Movies at Rs.10000000/- per movie 80000000




B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 6500000


Krishna World International has a KRISHNA MAX theatre; it willhighlight the cosmic creation of the universe mentioned in the Vediccosmological part of Srimad-Bhagavatam. Movements of the planets,

structure of the universe, heavenly planets, hellish region, and changingof the seasons are included in it. It is a 1hr presentation.

Chapter: 9

KALIYA KRISHNA LAGOON


a) Land 20000 Sft of Land at Rs.1500000/- perAcre 800000


d) Kaliya Building Building Constructions and accoustics 12500000

e) Krishna and Nagapathis Krishna, 12 Ft and Four Nagapatis of 8 Ft.each 6000000

f) Laser Lights and beams 2500000



Total of A 29300000

B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 1018000


Krishna dancing on Kaliya, the great serpent with hundreds of hoods is

another attraction of Krishna World International for all pilgrims. The

Supreme Lord dancing over the hoods of many hooded serpent to subdue

his impudence while many serpent wives watching their husband

Kaliya's powerlessness, and begging the life of their husband from little

Krishna is the main theme of the fountain. The scope of the pastime is 50

Feet Tall. This important pastime of the Lord is highly configured with

super waterfalls, fountain and colourful lightings.

Chapter: 10

FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS

FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS

a) Land 2 Acres of Land at Rs.1500000/- perAcre 3000000


e) Pastimes 200 Nos. each 10 ft X 10 ft 65000000

f) Afforestation 1000000

e) Three Compartment Wagon 5000000

e) Building path through the lights 5000000



B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 3200000


These spiritual exhibits are based on the pastimes of LordKrishna, Lord Vishnu, Lord Ramachandra and Lord Caitanya

given in the Srimad Bhagavatam, Ramayana, Caitanya Caritamrtand other Purina’s.

These various past times of the Lord are the confrontation withdemons, demigods, animals, and many chirping birds. All thesepast times are lighted and put up in the corner of the park wherevisitors will be facilitated to travel in a mobile non-hooded wagonin a 10km /hr speed.

The KWI Festival of light will start from Oct 1st through May 31.

Chapter: 11

PEACOCK BOAT FESTIVAL


a) Lake formation 1500000


e) Cost of The Boats with Lightings 5000000

f) Afforestation

e) Three Compartment Wagon

e) Building path through the lake 5000000


Total of A 13500000

B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 110000


The Peacock boat Festival: Every Friday and Saturday around 7.30 p m,

the priests of the Lordships will bring the Lord Sri Sri Rukmini-

Dwarkadhish to the peacock boat, followed by Kirtans and showers of

flower. Then there is a sailing of the boat circling three times in the lake.

This colourful manifestation of the boat festival is one of the promising

activities of Krishna World International.

Chapter: 12

FIRE WORKS

FIRE WORKS

a) Land 1 Acre at 15,00,000/- per Acre 1500000

e) Cost of Fire Works 1500000

Total of A 3000000

B) Revenue Expenese


Total of B 1030000

Grand Total 4030000

Every weekend on Saturdays and Sundays there will be fireworks at

KWI about 15 minutes right after the swan boat ride. It will be

spectacular colourful fireworks.

Chapter: 13

AGHASURA HORROR CAVE


a) Land 1 Acre at 1500000/- per acre 1500000


e) Cost of The demon/lighting/robotics including Cost of the Cave Aghasura 50 Ft height 100000000




B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 2650000


Krishna Killing Agasura python demon is another thrilling experience to

all pilgrims. Pilgrims who enter the mouth of Agasura demon will be

devoured by the python. Find more about it by entering into the gigantic

mouth of the demon, will you survive thereafter? Will Krishna protect

you? Enter the mouth and experience the protection!!!!

Chapter: 14

JAMBHAVAN CAVE

JAMBHAVAN CAVE

a) Land 20000 Sft at 1500000/- per acre 800000


e) Cost of The demon/lighting/robotics including Cost of the Cave Aghasura 50 Ft height 40000000



Total of A 54300000

B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 550000


An excellent handmade deep, gloomy Jambhavan mountain cave will be

a unique attraction of the theme Park. This cave reminds all pilgrims the

original feeling of Lord Krishna and His bear devotee Jambhavan, this

pastime-exhibit is the fascination of the Krishna World International

Chapter: 15

KARMA AND REINCARNATION

4 D ANIMATION THEATER

KARMA AND REINCARNATION, 4 D

ANIMATION THEATER

a) Land 2 Acres at 1500000/- per acre 3000000


e) Cost of The Theatre including lightings 400 seater Theatre 75000000




B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 2750000


"The living entity in the material world carries his different conceptions

of life from one body to another as the air carries aromas. Thus he takes

one kind of body and again quits it to take another". "The living entity,

thus taking another gross body, obtains a certain type of ear, eye, tongue,

nose and sense of touch, which are grouped about the mind. He thus

enjoys a particular set of sense objects". Bhagavad-Gita 15 - 8-9

"When a bird is alive it eats ants, when the bird dies ants eat the bird.

Time and circumstances can change at any time. Don’t devalue or hurt

anyone in life. One may be powerful today, but remember the time is

more powerful than one. One tree makes millions of match sticks. Only

one matchstick needed to burn the millions of trees”.

Chapter: 16

PUTANA HORROR TOWER

PUTANA HORROR TOWER



e) Cost of the Tower, lift, animation and acuostics 100 Ft tall tower with Lift(15 Nos.) moving vertically 85000000




B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 2650000


KWI manifest a Putana horror tower, the tower take pilgrims in a large

lift to show the horrifying features of the rakshasi and imitating her

influence on all tourists bring them in an unexpected speed to the ground

and bounce three times and halt.

Chapter: 17

LIVE RASALILA THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE

LIVE RASALILA THEATRICAL

PERFORMANCE



e) Cost of the Theatre, lighting, seating, animation and acuostics 400 seater Theatre 145000000




B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 3550000


Along with Krishna’s rasalila pastime models exhibited in the previous

clips for the pilgrims similar to Nidhivan forest in Vrindavan, Mathura.

KWI has a replica of rasa dance theatrical live presentation of Krishna’s

pastime dance, where many young women dressed like Radha-Krishna-

gopis to perform beautiful 30 minutes dance. This program is hosted

around 8 times in a day for the visiting tourist/pilgrims.

Chapter: 18

ROPEWAY

ROPEWAY



e) Cost of the Building for initiation 14500000

g) Cost of Ropeway 100 Cabins with 4 Seats, Metal poles and works 250000000



B) Revenue Expenese


b) Staff Wages 20 Persons 160000

Total of B 2660000


Around the park the ropeway slow ride entices the visitors; where the

tourist pilgrims can ride on to see the entire manifested project from the

space such as flower garden, waterfalls, fountains and rest of the KWI

premises.

Chapter: 19

DEMIGOD MUSEUM

DEMIGOD MUSEUM



e) Cost of the Building Including cost of fountains and otheraccessories (5 Floor Building) 150000000

d) Dioramas Electronically animated dioramas 75000000

e) Path around the Museum 2500000



B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 2740000


This demigod museum will present visiting pilgrims about as many chief

and important demigods' name and their functions in the universe. The

peculiarity of the museum will be that whoever goes in front of a

particular deity; the deity will speak out about deity’s administrative

position and name. It will be very educational for the growing children

and adults as well, with many scriptural realistic ideas.

Chapter: 20

CAITANYA MUSEUM

CAITANYA MUSEUM



e) Cost of the Building Including cost of fountains and other accessories (5 Floor Building) 150000000

d) Dioramas Electronically animated dioramas 75000000

e) Path around the Museum 2500000



B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 2740000


Krishna World International exhibits various pastimes of Lord Caitanya

similar to Lord Krishna’s pastimes in Vrindavan. All those energetic and

live dioramas are the natural exhibits, which will entice the hearts of

thousands of pilgrims.

Chapter: 21

GOVARDHANA MOUNTAIN

GOVARDHANA MOUNTAIN



e) Creating Mountain and afforestation 10000000

e) Path around the Mountain 2500000

e) Chanting tiles around the mound 600000


Total of A 20600000

B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 1060000


Lifting Goverdhana Hill pastimes.

Chapter: 22

RADHAKRISHNA FLOWER MEADOW

RADHAKRISHNA FLOWER

MEADOW



e) Planting Flowering plants and trees 1008 varieties of Plants 200 each @100 per plant 20160000

e) Watering and maintenance equipments

7500000

e) Building Roads, station maintenance, Green house 10000000


Total of A 63660000

B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 1500000


This excellent flower meadow is a magnificent encounter for all pilgrimsand tourists.

Chapter: 23

GOVERDHANA HILL - OVERWHELMING EXPERIENCE

AREA 9*19 (Capacity 40 Seats) - 62 m HIGHT

GOVERDHANA HILL -

OVERWHELMING EXPERIENCE

a) Land 20000 sft at 1500000/- per acre 800000


e) Coaster Cost 4940000

e) Building Roads, station, 1500000


Total of A 11740000

B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 1590000


A greater wheel excursion to the sky and to the earth, gives an awe-

inspiring experience to both children and adults.

Chapter: 24

KRISHNA BALARAM WARSHIP - EXCITING EXPERIENCE

AREA 9*19 (Capacity 32 Seats)

KRISHNA BALARAM WARSHIP -

EXCITING EXPERIENCE Area 9*19 (32 Seater warship)






Total of A 7680000

B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 1590000

Grand Total 9270000

One of the amazing warships moves to and fro gives the incredibleexperience of Krishna Balarama Jhulan yatra.

Chapter: 25

CRECENT VYUHA COASTER

CAPACITY – 2 PEOPLE – 6 - CARS, AREA: 30 M/60M

POWER: 45 KW- MA RAIL HEIGHTS: 15 M

CRECENT VYUHA COASTER Area 30*60 Mts. 2 persons per car 6 Cars






Total of A 25500000

B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 1590000


It is the Krishna Balaram's crescent coaster ride

Chapter: 26

TRINAVRIT WHIRLPOOL ROLLER COASTER –

THRILLING EXPERIENCE

Area 33*22 - Capacity – 5 cars

TRNAVRIT WHIRLPOOL ROLLER

COASTER – THRILLING

EXPERIENCEArea 33*22 Mts. 2 persons per car 5 Cars






Total of A 19600000

B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 1590000


Trinavrit whirlpool roller coaster

Chapter: 27

NIMAI GANGA WATER SPOT THRILLING EXPERIENCE

Area 50*110 Mtr, length = 280M: Capacity 4 Persons 8 Boats

Max Height: 18

NIMAI GANGA WATER SPOT

THRILLING EXPERIENCEArea 50*110 Mts., Length - 280 Mtr. 4 persons per 8 Boats






Total of A 26540000

B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 1590000


Nimai Ganga aqua park for water sports and a treat for both children andadults.

Chapter: 28

BHIMA SPEED WINDMILL INTERESTING EXPERIENCE

Area 15x15: Capacity 20: Running height 17 M

BHIMA SPEED WINDMILL

INTERESTING EXPERIENCEArea 15*15 Running height 17 Mts. Capacity - 20 persons






Total of A 24200000

B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 1590000


Bhima speed windmill ride interesting experience

Chapter: 29

GOPI GOVINDA SPIN FLYING

Area 16 Mtr: Capacity 36

GOPI GOVINDA SPIN FLYING Area 15*15 Running height 16 Mts. Capacity - 36 persons






Total of A 11632000

B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 1590000


Gopi govinda spin flying, it is a clockwise movements of the swing,

which brings the swirling experience to the riders.

Chapter: 30

CHILDREN TRAIN EXPERIENCE

AREA 4 CARTS: CAPACITY 8

CHILDREN TRAIN EXPERIENCE 4 Carts with capacity of 8 children






Total of A 5475000

B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 530000

Grand Total 6005000

Kiddies slow moving train excursion.

Chapter: 31

SHRI VISHNU FLYING HORSES

Area 12 M: 40 seats

SHRI VISHNU FLYING HORSES 12 Mtrs. 40 seats






Total of A 14500000

B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 1590000


Shri Vishnu flying horse is an amusement rider consisting of

a rotating circular platform with seats for riders.

Chapter: 32

ANIRUDDHA’S LAPIZ LAZULI RIDE: 15×15

Area 12x15 M: Capacity 24

ANIRUDDHA’S LAPIZ LAZULI RIDE Area 15X15 Mtrs. 24 seats



e) Cost of Double Flying 2500000



Total of A 10500000

B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 1060000


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotation

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amusement_ride

Chapter: 33

SUDHARSHAN CHAKRA SWING EXPERIENCE

Area 12x15 M: Capacity 2

SUDHARSHAN CHAKRA SWING

EXPERIENCE Area 12X15 Mtrs. 2seats



e) Cost of the Coaster 16000000



Total of A 31000000

B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 1560000


Sudharshan Chakra swing fun ride.

Chapter: 34

THE PARK TRAIN

THE PARK TRAIN Area 12X15 Mtrs. 2seats

a) Land 3Acres at 1500000/- per acre 4500000

b) Land for Coaster 4 Acres at 1500000/- per acre 6000000


e) Cost of the Coaster,Track,Junction,Signal 275000000

e) Bridges, Building Roads, station, 57000000



B) Revenue Expenese



Total of B 9500000


The Krishna World International’s train carries pilgrims to all over the

park. This 45 minutes train will have a guide explaining the park's

ongoing activities of the KWI.

CHAPTER XVI

KRISHNA WORLD AIRCRAFT

This aircraft carries visiting pilgrims from

Bangalore to Mysore and Mysore to Bangalore.

The scheduled aircrafts are every two hours. 8

times a day

Rs 5300,00,00,000.00

XVII

KRISHNA WORLD CITY BANK

This banking system is only for the internal use to

facilitate the visiting pilgrims’ financial needs.

Rs 300,00,00,000

Building bank, parking lot, infrastructure, labor

and Capital

CHAPTER XVIII

1000 businesses

Opportunity offered to the venders. Creating jobs

for at least 10,000 people in these business

CHAPTER XIX

INTRODUCTION

MUKUND TOURIST HOME

Mukunda Tourist home for all guests including KWI life members who

like to stay and enjoy the temple deity darshan, theme park and

other attraction. Mukunda offers good quality accommodation and

associated amenities to local, regional, national and international tourists

and travellers.

We at Mukunda Tourist home plan to offers dedicated service to guests

and pilgrims in the Sandalwood city of Krishna World International,

established in the year of 2013. We have been able to establish ourselves

as a symbol of hospitality and have gained the trust of our valued

customers.

We don't promise high end luxury, but we assure you of a comfortable

stay, which won't burn a hole through your pocket! We have a 24 hour

front office staff that will be happy to help in any way possible. We do

offer a coffee /tea vending machine which will get you ready for the

road. To cater to your food requirements, there are a good number of

restaurants in the vicinity.

We offer Economy, Standard and A.C Rooms. For larger groups we have

an eight bed dormitory for making your stay memorable and relaxed. We

believe in the principle of maintaining a long term relationships with all

the guests and deliver our best to make your moment special.

MISSION/ OBJECTIVES

The mission of Krishna world international is to provide similar

facilities all over India and overseas...

Become established as a renowned tourist home for pilgrims

across the world.

As a business hotel obtaining a permanent place in the heart of

the pilgrim's is our primary goal. We wish to acquire national and

international recognition as a best tourist home destination within

the next 5 years.

We see it as our main mission to provide high quality

accommodation and associated amenities and services at

reasonable price to our pilgrims.

Basic business objective is reflected in everything that we do,

which is to contribute to the enrichment of the quality of lives for

pilgrims around the world.

Establish an organizaion which provides opportunity for employment

with skills training internships

Mukunda Tourist Home

MUKUNDA PRIYA TOURIST TOWER 1 Contents Quantity Indian Rs.

Land 6 ACRES @ 1500000 per acre 90,00000.00

Cost of Building - Ground Floor As perannexure

21,871,910

- First Floor As perannexure

14,032,104

- Second Floor As perannexure

14,720,210

- Third Floor As perannexure

15,431,248

- Terrace Floor As perannexure

18,442,140


Fan, 100 rooms 100 250,000

Electrical lock system 100 x 4.500 100 450,000

Furniture [ King Size Bed, 2 Chairs, 1 Table, Cupboard, DressingTable With Mirror, Night Lamp With Side Table, 75,000 Per roomx 100

100 7,500,000

Bed, Pillows, Blankets, Curtains, 200 sets x 30000 200 6,000,000

Paintings 300 x Rs 1500 300 4,500,000

Bathroom accessories for 100 Rooms 100 5,000,000

Solar Heater 5,000 ltr x 2 2 1,500,000

Fire Extinguisher Accessories 10,000 ltrwater

35,000,000

Cold Water Tank 5,000 ltr 175,000

110 Telephone/ Fax/Internet 110 x 4,000 490,000


Safe or Locker in the rooms 100 100 1,000,000

Total Rs 156,662,

613


MUKUNDA PRIYA TOURIST Deluxe TOWER 2 LAND 3,000,000.00

Land 1320000 Sqf, 3 ACRES 1 x 100Rooms

Cost of Building - Ground Floor As perannexure

21,871,910

- First Floor As perannexure

14,032,104

- Second Floor As perannexure

14,720,210

- Third Floor As perannexure

15,431,248


18,442,140

100 Hotel Rooms Deluxe rooms

Central A/C 2 Ton 100=200 ton

10,000,000

Electrical lock system 100 x 4.500 100 450,000

Electric Power Requirement 100 kw 100 10,000,000

Bathroom accessories, 100 rooms x 50,000 100 5,000,000

Furniture [ King Size Bed, 2 Chairs, 1 Table, Cupboard, DressingTable With Mirror, Night Lamp With Side Table, 100Romes x100000

100 10,000,000

Bed, Pillows, Blankets, Curtains, 200 sets x 20,000 200 4,000,000

Solar Heater 10,000 ltr 1,500,000

Fire Extinguisher Accessories 10,000 ltrwater

350,000

Cold Water Tank 10,000 ltr 350,000

Lobby Set Up, 1000 sqf 1000 1,000,000

Front Office Set Up, 400 sqf 400 500,000

125 Telephone/ 1 Fax/Printer/Internet, 125 x 5000 125 625,000

Safe or Locker in the rooms, 100 x 10000 100 1,000,000


Conference Hall/ Table, Exec. chairs Carpet/ Central A/C, Fancylamps/projector/ Board, 30 people

30 1,500,000

Total Rs 134,072,613

283,735,226

Recurring Expenses

Employees, 60 x 3 shift =180 180 1,260,000

Administrative and Maintenace expenses 3,205,000

Security/Maintenance engineers 6 people 6 90,000

4,555,000.00

Estimation for construction of MUKUNDA TOURIST HOME

building.

Description Qty Amount

Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 15000 90,000

.00

Earth work excavation in ordinary soft rock 15000 390,000

.00

Earth work excavation in ordinary hard rock 7200 432,000

.00

Side filling & consolidation 37000 222,000

.00

PCC M 10 for foundation 2900 420,500

.00

PCC M 10 Below flooring 4520 655,400

.00

Concrete

RCC M-20 for footings 8070 1,428,390.

00

RCC M-25 for coloumns 1250 243,750

.00

RCC M-25 for Plinth Beams 2240 448,000

.00

RCC-M25 for Lintels 740 151,700

.00

RCC -M25 for roof beams 1680 344,400

.00

RCC -M25 for roof Slab 7320 1,500,600.

00

RCC -M25 for Staircase 150 30,750

.00

Providing shuttering

For footings 8100 243,000

.00

For Coloumns 6250 250,000

.00

For Plinth beams 8960 358,400

.00

for Lintels 3700 148,000

.00

For Roof beams 8400 336,000

.00

For Roof slab 18300 732,000

.00

For stair case 525 21,000

.00

Providing Steel reinforcement 75 5,062,500.

00

Providing & constructing size stone masonry with CM 1:6 for foundation. 9920

1,101,120.00

Providing & constructing 200mm Thick Solid block masonry with CM 1:6. 12700

1,117,600.00


171,000.00

Providing Ceiling plastering with CM 1:4. 12600 478,800

.00

Providing Internal wall plastering 21130 760,680

.00

providing External plastering with CM 1:4. 8300 298,800

.00

Providing plaster mesh-150mm wide 4410 39,690

.00

Providing Plastering groove. 1150 17,250.00

Providing painting with oil bound distemper for internal surface of walls & ceiling. 33730

337,300.00

Providing painting with External paint apex. 8300 107,900.00

Providing & fixing Vitrified tiles for flooring(Basic Rate Rs.60/-Sft including VAT) 12400

1,550,000.00

Providing & fixing Vitrified tile for skirting (Basic Rate Rs.60/-Sft including VAT) 2390

150,570.00

Providing & fixing wall tiles for dadoing (Basic Rate Rs.40/-Sft including VAT) 4100

381,300.00

Providing & fixing ceramic floor tiles (Basic Rate Rs.40/-Sft including VAT) 1200

110,400.00

Doors

Providing & fixing Honne wood frame with honne wood shutter, including necessary fittings 56

54,600.00

Providing & fixing Honne wood frame with Flush shutter, including necessary fittings 560

431,200.00

Providing & fixing Honne wood frame with FRP shutter, including necessary fittings 421

292,595.00

Providing & fixing MS windows, with necessary Guard bar, Glass etc., 1150

431,250.00

Providing &Fixing alluminium door for entrance. 215 86,000.00

Providing & fixing 100mm dia.PVC Rain water pipe(4kg/cm2) 315

29,925.00

Providing& laying Flagging concrete 100mm thick with CC M-10. 1170

95,940.00

Providing soling below PCC with boulders including consolidation. 6800

319,600.00

21,871,910.00

First floor Description Qty Amount

Concrete

RCC M-25 for columns 925 19

4,250.00

RCC-M25 for Lintels 740 16

1,320.00

RCC -M25 for roof beams 1675 36

5,150.00

RCC -M25 for roof Slab 7315 1,594

,670.00

RCC -M25 for Staircase 145 3

1,610.00


For Columns 4630 19

4,460.00

for Lintels 3700 15

5,400.00

For Roof beams 8400 35

2,800.00

For Roof slab 18300 76

8,600.00

For stair case 525 2

2,050.00

Providing Steel reinforcement 40 2,720

,000.00


1,175,055.00


182,144.00

Providing Ceiling plastering with CM 1:4. 12600 50

4,000.00

Providing Internal wall plastering 21125 80

2,750.00

Providing External plastering with CM 1:4. 7155 27

1,890.00

Providing plaster mesh-150mm wide 4405 4

1,847.50

Providing Plastering groove. 1139 1

8,224.00


362,382.50

Providing painting with External paint apex. 7155 9

8,381.25

Providing & fixing Vitrified tiles for flooring(Basic Rate Rs.60/-Sft including VAT) 12400

1,649,200.00

Providing & fixing Vitrified tile for skirting (Basic Rate Rs.60/-Sft including VAT) 2390

152,960.00


405,900.00


117,600.00

Doors


56,000.00

Providing & fixing Honne wood frame with Flush shutter, including 560 44

necessary fittings 8,000.00


303,120.00


481,600.00

Providing & fixing 100mm dia.PVC Rain water pipe(4kg/cm2) 315 3

1,500.00

Providing cementitius waterproofing coating for sunk of toilets with Brush bond. 2160

66,960.00

Providing Water proof plastering with CM 1:3, for sunk of toilets. 2160 7

1,280.00

Providing & filling Cinder with CM 1:15. 1500 17

7,000.00

Providing & laying PCC 1:1.5:3 over cinder with waterproofing admixture. 300

54,000.00

14,032

,104.25

Second floor Description Qty Amount

Concrete

RCC M-25 for coloumns 925 20

3,500.00


0,200.00


5,250.00


,450.00


3,350.00


For Coloumns 4630 20

8,350.00

for Lintels 3700 16

6,500.00


8,000.00


3,500.00


3,625.00


,000.00


1,250,865.00


193,528.00


1,800.00


6,125.00

providing External plastering with CM 1:4. 7155 29

3,355.00


4,050.00


9,363.00


379,237.50

providing painting with External paint apex. 7155 10

3,747.50

Providing & fixing Vitrifide tiles for flooring(Basic Rate Rs.60/-Sft including VAT) 12400

1,748,400.00

Providing & fixing Vitrifide tile for skirting (Basic Rate Rs.60/-Sft including VAT) 2390

155,350.00


430,500.00


123,600.00

Doors


57,400.00


462,000.00


313,645.00


506,884.00


3,075.00


69,120.00


3,440.00


3,000.00


57,000.00

14,720

,210.00

Third floor Description Qty Amount

Concrete


4,600.00


1,300.00


0,375.00


,175.00


5,525.00


For Coloumns 4630 22

2,240.00

for Lintels 3700 17

7,600.00


3,200.00


8,400.00


5,200.00


,000.00


1,326,675.00


204,912.00


9,600.00


8,375.00

Providing External plastering with CM 1:4. 7155 30

7,665.00


7,353.75


0,502.00


404,520.00

Providing painting with External paint apex. 7155 11

0,902.50


1,847,600.00


157,740.00


455,100.00


132,000.00

Doors


58,800.00


476,000.00


324,170.00


538,188.00

Providing & fixing 100mm dia.PVC Rain water pipe(4kg/cm2) 315 34,650.00


71,280.00

Providing Water proof plastering with CM 1:3, for sunk of toilets. 2160 75,600.00


9,000.00


60,000.00

15,431

,248.25

Terrace floor Description Qty Amount

Concrete


7,550.00


2,400.00


5,500.00


,900.00


7,700.00


For Coloumns 4630 236,130.00

for Lintels 3700 18

8,700.00


8,400.00


3,300.00


6,775.00

Steel reinforcement 40 2,780

,000.00

Providing & constructing 200mm Thick Solid block masonry with CM 1:6.

12635 1,402

,485.00


216,296.00


7,400.00


1,750.00

providing External plastering with CM 1:4. 7155 32

9,130.00


9,556.25


1,641.00


429,802.50

providing painting with External paint apex. 11255 18

5,707.50


1,959,200.00


160,130.00


479,700.00


139,200.00

Doors


60,200.00


490,000.00


334,695.00


569,492.00


6,225.00


73,440.00


7,760.00


5,000.00


63,000.00

Providing & constructing parapet wall with 150mm thick cement solid block masonry with CM 1:6 For the ht. of 3'3". 1860

176,700.00

Providing plastering to Parapet wall. 4100 20

0,900.00

Providing water proofing to terrace with screed concrete with CC 1:1.5:3, including top finishing. 14515

1,161,200.00

Providing bitumastic waterproof with plastic felt. 14515 65

3,175.00

18,442,140.25

BUSINESS PHILOSOPHIES

Due to the hotel management and tourist industry experience ofMUKUNDA’S staff will be able to create a high satisfaction level for ourpilgrims. MUKUNDA’S accommodation and conference facilities meetthe highest standards of the industry and will enable us to offer a highquality spiritual product mix. Both Mukunda and Mukunda Priya TouristHome are the part of Krishna World International.

MUKUNDA PRIYA TOURIST HOME KEY SUCCESS

The planned KWI can look forward to a promising future, because of theexperienced staff, our careful planning, the potential of the targetedmarket segments, and skills training program. Our pre-market researchhas shown the intended market to have plenty of room for a hotel suchas“Mukundas” intends to run. The Krishna World management style isflexible, affectionate, advanced, lively and energetic. Enthusiasm of themanagement as well as the employees will greatly excite our pilgrims.

TOURIST HOME KEY ADVANTAGE

Our focus on service skills training purposed to impact the surroundingregion. Our Mukunda and Mukunda Priya Tourist home is formulatedalong current ecological guidelines greatly reducing its impact on thesurrounding environment. The hotel will have a 4-diamond rating ininternational tourist home rating systems. The Mukunda and MukundaPriya Tourist home will have a state of the art security system with directcommunication to the local law enforcement department. Specificallyhas designed environment in a classical spiritual style setting.Maintenance of high-quality real time reservation system for guests is thepriority of KWI. Inner chambers of the tourist homes are spirituallysaturated to give the pilgrim guests a difference spiritual life experiences.Senior management will have significant hospitality experience.Mukunda’s will have strict financial guidelines in the areas of liquidity,inventory management, and profitability and is positioned well for futuregrowth.

MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE

HOUSE KEEPING ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

POSITIONING FIRM LOCATION AND FACILITIES

Accommodation

The accommodation of Mukunda’s Tourist home consists of varioussuites for our pilgrim families and KWI members (both single anddouble rooms). All rooms are bath attached, TV with spiritual activitiesof the KWI- for viewing temple recorded programs, centrally airconditioned. Several rooms will have a panoramic view while most otherrooms have a garden view. Additionally Mukunda’s Hotel will offersecurity coded entrance to building and rooms, safety deposit boxes,secure luggage storage, 24-hour reception and helpdesk and businessamenities.

FOOD SERVICE/ROOM SERVICE

Food Service/Room Service

Food service is intended to serve a sanctified breakfast. Room servicewill offer traditional lunch and dinner to guests, but also will cater toconvention tourists during meetings. Due to the nature of our KrishnaKitchen, we will serve healthy vegetarian foods, and can even provide aspecial diet service.

CHAPTER XX

KRISHNA KUTIR

INTRODUCTION

MISSION

Create a modern ecological and spiritual housing complex for the

comfortable accommodation of pilgrim’s united by friendly relations and

human values.

Krishna Kutir is a small independent house for all guests including KWI

life members who like to stay and enjoy the temple deity darshan, theme

park and other attractions. KWI tourist home will have 25 cottages.

“Krishna Kutir” will consist of mini houses with bed room, kitchen,

living room and bathroom. These cottages are fully furnished with

all modern amenities. The management of the Krishna Kutir is directly

undertaken by Mukunda Priya tourist home.

OBJECTIVES

Become established as a renowned tourist home for pilgrims across the

world. Obtaining a permanent place in the heart of the pilgrim's is our

primary goal. We wish to acquire national and international recognition

as a best tourist home destination within the next 2 years. We see it as

our main mission to provide high quality accommodation and associated

amenities and services to our pilgrims. Basic KWI hospitality objective

is reflected in everything that we do, which is to contribute to the

enrichment of the quality of lives for pilgrims around the world.

Establish an organization which provides opportunity for employment

with skills training internships.

COTTAGE DESIGN

The Krishna Kutir is a unique and beautifully designed which would

consist of initially 25 mini houses with bed room, kitchen, living room

and bathroom. These cottages are fully furnished with

all modern amenities. The spiritual program offered in the Krishna Kutir

is holistic in approach and seeks to encourage the development of the

pilgrim’s.

Architectural features: Steep overhanging roofs, often with a

combination of hipped and gabled forms, Small footprint and irregular

layout. Brick, stone, and natural materials often used for varying textures

KRISHNA KUTIR


Land 1320000 Safe, 2 ACRES 2 3,000,000

25 Cottages, 750 sqt with 2 bed, attached bath, Kitchen 25 25,000,000

Electric Power Requirement 50KW 50 500,000,000

Fans 25 500,000,000

2 ton A/C 50 ton 25 x 40,000 10,000,000

Furniture [ King Size Bed, 2 Chairs, 1 Table, Cupboard, DressingTable With Mirror, Night Lamp With Side Table, 50,000 Perroom x 25

25 1,250,000

Bed, Pillows, Blankets, Curtains 12,500,000

25 Solar Heater 25 x 40,000 1,000,000


Cold Water Tank 1000 ltr 35,000

30 Telephone 30 x 4,000 + 30,000 150,000

Laundry machines, commercial 4 Dryer x 50,000 200,000

Employees/security 15 x 3 shift =45 315,000

Locker and safe and electrical door knob 25 x 14.500 362,500

Misc 1,500,000

Total Rs 1,055,662,

500


Land 1320000 Sqf, 1ACRES with its own parking 44,000 SQF 3,000,000

2 Restaurant construction 30000 7,500,000

1] 20,000 2] 10,000 sqf

Cutleries and Crokeries, 2000 pieces each. 2000 2,500,000

Kitchen set ups Stove /Gas /steelwares/refrigerators

5,500,000

Tables and Chairs, 600 Chairs 600 5,000,

000

Kitchen equipments Pots and pans 1,000,000

Electric Power Requirement, 100 kw/ solar energy 100 10,000,000

Solar Heater 5,000 ltr x 2 400,000


Cold Water Tank 5000 + 5,000 ltr 175,000

Lobby/Counter set up, 1000 sqf 100 1,000,000

Table cloths and Napkins 200 table cloth + 500Napkins

250,000

1 telephone / 1 Fax/Printer/Internet 225 60,000

Laundry machines 3 Dryer x 50,000 150,000

Misc& Other Misc expenses Engineering &Architectpermit, license & other

5,000,000

Total of B in Rs

41,885,000

Grand Total (A + B)

1,097,547,500

CHAPTER XXI

KESAVA RESTAURANT

INTRODUCTION

Food is one of the most essential parts of human body. It sustains and

maintains one's brain tissues and good health, and makes one think

positively based on the quality of food. As the saying goes "you are what

you eat" However, Krishna World International provides wide varieties

of food and drinks offered to the Supreme Majestic Personality of

Godhead. There is zero chance of using polluted manifestation of

ingredients and spices while cooking for Lord Krishna. Lord Krishna

says in Bhagavad-gita

patram puspam phalam toyam yo me bhaktyä prayacchati

tad aham bhakty-upahrtam asnami prayatatmanah

If one offers Me with love and devotion a leaf, a flower, fruit or water, I

will accept it. BG 9-26

MISSION

KWI's main focus is to provide organic and spiritual food. All foods are

offered first to Lord Krishna and then served as Prasadam. The main aim

is to provide a good atmosphere, ambience and friendly staff to create a

‘sense of place’ in order to reach our goal of creating overall value in

eating experience. And also open up as many Kesava restaurants as

possible in all over India for serving people of all classes.

KESAVA RESTAURANT


Land 1320000 Sqf, 1ACRES with its ownparking, 44,000 SQF

3,000,000

2 Restaurant construction 2500x20000 = 50 Lakhs 7,500,000

1] 20,000 2] 10,000 sqf 2500x10000 = 25 Lakhs

Cutleries and Crokeries, 2000 pieces each 2000 2,500,000

Kitchen set ups Stove /Gas /steelwares/refrigerators

5,500,000

Tables and Chairs, 60 x4 people, 20x 6/15x8, 600Chairs

600 5,000,000

Kitchen equipments Pots and pans 1,000,000

Electric Power Requirement 100 kw/ solarenergy

100 10,000,000

Solar Heater, 5,000 ltr x 2 2 400,000


Cold Water Tank 5000 + 5,000 ltr 175,000

Lobby/Counter set up, 1000 sqf 1000 1,000,000

Table cloths and Napkins 200 table cloth + 500 Napkins 250,000

1 telephone / 1 Fax/Printer/Internet 225 60,000

Laundry machines, 3 Dryer x 50,000 3 150,000

Other Capital Misc expenses Engineering &Architect permit,license & other

5,000,000

Total Rs 41,885,000

OBJECTIVE

Ensure Pilgrims satisfaction and build a repeat pilgrims base. Improve our position in the local market and strength our KWI. It also allows us to interact with people on a daily basis. A developed marketing Program for the benefit of KWI, since

this restaurant is serving spiritual food in a much reduced price, itbecome imperative to announce this to the world.

Promotion through radio and newspaper advertising, posters andthe yellow pages.

Discounted coupons will be issues for the family dining section toencourage immediate sales.

A person who is active in the community can promote therestaurant through his affiliation with many groups andorganizations.

10% discount will be applied to senior pilgrims’ citizens.

KEY TO SUCCESS

Offering Organic and highest quality food at reasonable prices. Unique, innovative, entertaining and mid-scale Krishna

atmosphere. Controlling costs at all times, in all areas. Employee prevention focus.

MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE

MANAGEMENT TEAM

Kesava Restaurant is the creative idea of the Founder himself. The initial management team depends on its founders. Initial staff support team will play many roles. No shortage of qualified labour staff is expected from the local

labour pool.

MENU

Kesava menu will be moderate size, moderate low-priced offering acollection of authentic traditional Indian spiritual cuisine and fast fooditems with a common theme – healthy (low-fat , low cholesterol, naturalingredient's), flavourful and familiar.Our goal is to create the image of light satisfying and still nutritiousspiritual food.

OPERATING CRITERIA

The restaurant will serve breakfast, lunch and dinner during theweek and weekends.

The restaurant will have 1000 seats Apart from restaurant there will be “Snack Bar” open for 24

hours. Service for restaurant will be available during the following

hours: Hours of Operation: 7:00 am – 11:00 pm

INTERACTION WITH PILGRIM'S STRATEGY

Hiring employees who genuinely enjoy their job and appreciate“Kesava's” unique offerings. Interacting with our pilgrims personally, sothat feedback directly goes to the owners.Evaluating food choices for popularity, and keeping favourite’s on themenu as we rotate seasonal food and specials.

RESTAURANT DESIGN

Single-level design Concept:

The total space requirement is 88,000 Sq. feet. The restaurant will featurea comfortable and open concept design. The central dining area willallocate 500 seats and the lounge 500 seats. In total, the restaurant willprovide seating for 1000 seats. Whether possible consideration will begiven to incorporate a dining patio. Zoning, parking and accessibilityissue will be reviewed as a part of this analysis.

Patio:

During the evenings and peak months pilgrims can also sit outside ourcourtyard and we will offer a special summer menu, featuring lightersummer fare, exotic drinks as well as non – alcoholic offerings. The patiosetting will be a fun and casual atmosphere for the summer crowd

IMPLEMENTATION

KWI strategy is simple, we intend to succeed by giving people acombination of great, health and organic and environment that attractspeople like a magnet. Implementation is simple, but that’s in the doing ofit, not in the plan.

CHAPTER XXII

SEVEN ALTAR TEMPLES

INTRODUCTION

7 TEMPLES

Altars This Unique and magnificent temple in Mysore, Karnataka Statewill have seven altars in a line namely:

Sri Sri Gaura Nitai

Sri Sri Narasimha Dev

Sri Sri Balaji

Sri Sri Rukmini-dwarakadhish

Sri Sri Guruvayurappan

Sri Sri Krishna Balaram

Sri Sri Srinath Ji

The dimensions and contents of the temple is as follows:

Cost of the Seven Temples

Description of the Item Particulars

Amount (in

Rs.)

A) Capital Expenses 11587400000

Land Requirement50 Acres @ 1500000 per Acre

7,50,00,000

Buildings

a) Main Temple Dome - 7 Domes made of Granite

7 Domes; 1 dome 250 Ft.tall, 2 domes 90 Ft.tall, 2 domes 80 Ft. tall and 2 domes 70 Ft. tall; Total builtup 20000 Sq.Ft. Gold mixed

500,00,00,000

b) Temple Room and guest house 300 rooms - temple restaurant- Fully with Granite 250000 Sq.Ft at Rs.31000/- per Sq.ft 775,80,00,000

c) Deity Altar, making deities and altar(Gold coated)

Radha-Krishna,Krishna-Balaram,Gauranitai,Srinathji,Narashima Dev, Guruvayurappan and Balaji at Rs.2 crore each 65,00,00,000

d) Bhagavatham Dioramas 51 Dioramas at Rs.20 lacs each 10,20,00,000

e) Path Circumambulating the Temple 20000 Sq.Ft at Rs.2000/- per Sq.Ft 400,00,000

f) Circumambulating the Altar 7500 Sq.Ft at Rs.2000/- per Sq.Ft 150,00,000

g) Diety Kitchen 2000 Sq.Ft at Rs.2000/- per Sq.Ft 40,00,000

h) Deity Puja parapharnalia Room 1000 Sq.Ft at Rs.2000/- per Sq.Ft 20,00,000

i) Diety Food Storage room 2000 Sq.Ft at Rs.500/- per Sq.Ft 10,00,000

j) Diety Dress Cabinet 2000 Sq.Ft at Rs.1000/- per Sq.Ft 20,00,000

k) Diety Flower Room 3000 sq.Ft at Rs.1000/- per Sq.Ft. 30,00,000

l) Sewing Machine room 2000 Sq.Ft at Rs.1000/- per Sq.Ft 20,00,000

m) Mahaprasadam Service Room 1000 Sq.Ft at Rs.5000/- per Sq.Ft 50,00,000

n) Priest RoomsEach about 350 Sq.ft 20 Nos. totalling to 9000 Sq.ft. with 10 Common Baths with Furniture 1,75,00,000

o) Conference Hall3000 Sq.Ft at Rs.3000/- per Sq.Ft to house 60 Members with Furnishing 90,00,000

p) Temple House Keeping Depts. 1000 Sq.Ft at Rs.2000/- per Sq.Ft 20,00,000

q) Back Office Monitoring Rooms 2000 Sq.Ft at Rs.5000/- per Sq.Ft 50,00,000

r) Back Office UPS Rooms 2000 Sq.Ft at Rs.5000/- per Sq.Ft 50,00,000

s) Life Membership Dept 100 Sq.ft at Rs.1000/- per Sq.Ft - 10 Nos 50,00,000

t) Office of the President 1500 Sq.Ft Office cum Residence at Rs.1000/- per Sq.ft 55,00,000

u) Office of the Vice President 1200 Sq.Ft office at Rs.1000/- per Sq.Ft 12,00,000

v) Staff Offices 200 Sq.ft at Rs.1000/- per Sq.Ft - 25 Nos 50,00,000

vi) Office of the Temple Commander 300 Sq.Ft at Rs.1000/- per Sq.Ft 30,00,000

vii) Office of the Trustees 150 Sq.Ft at Rs.1000/- per Sq.Ft. 50 Offices 450,00,000

viii) Wash Rooms for Office Staff 600 Sq.Ft at Rs.1000/- per Sq.Ft. 20 Nos. 24,00,000

ix) Office of the Security officer and Engineer 300 Sq.Ft at Rs.1000/- per Sq.Ft. 10 Nos 30,00,000

x) Security Checking lounge 300 Sq.Ft at Rs.1000/- per Sq.Ft 6Rooms 1800,000

xi) Staff refreshment Room 1000 St.ft at Rs.1000/- per Sq.ft - 2 Rooms 20,00,000

xii) Temple Paradise Gift Shop 5000 Sq.Ft at Rs.1000/- per Sq.ft 50,00,000

xiii) Library hall 5000 Sq.Ft at Rs.1000/- per Sq.ft 50,00,000

xiv) Chanting rooms 500 Sq.Ft at Rs.1000/- per Sq.ft 50,00,000

xv) Devotee Rooms for about 100 devotees 50,00,000

xvi) Music Rooms 500 Sq.Ft at Rs.1000/- per Sq.Ft. 5,00,000

xvii) Piligrims Wash Rooms 5000 Sq.Ft at Rs.1000/- per Sq.ft 40 Washrooms 30,00,000

xviii) Prasadam Kitchen cum Storage 18000 Sq.ft. at Rs.2000/- per Sq.Ft. 3,60,00,000

xix) Prasadam hall for Piligrims 40000 Sq.ft at Rs.2000/- per Sq,Ft. - 2Nos 8,00,00,000

xx) Watch Tower 6 towers of 50 Ft. 2,00,00,000

xxi) temple Parking Lot 88000 Sq.Ft at Rs.1000/- per Sq.Ft 8,80,00,000

xxii) Storage Rooms At Basement 500,00,000

xxiii) Boundry Wall Temple Boundry 10,33,23,000

xxvi) Dresses for DeityDay and Night Dresses at Rs.20.00 lacs and Rs.15.00 lacs each 2,45,00,000

xxv) Garuda Dvaja Sthambam 108 Ft tall at Rs.100000/- per Ft including installing 1,08,00000

xxvi) Airconditioning for altar and office space 1000 Tonnes 800,00,000

xxvii) Camera Set with Monitors 200 Sets, 600 Cameras and 100 Monitors 1,80,00,000

xxviii) Value of Gifts/books forGift Shop 1,50,00,000

xxix) Books, CD's TV's Videos 50,00,000

xxx) Bell at the Roof 1 No 50,0000

xxxi) Shoe Racks Horizontal Racks 2500,000

xxxii) Tulasi and Flower Garden 40000 Sq.Ft. at Rs.500/- 200,00,000

Total of A

B) Recurring Expenses

k) Security Staff Three Shifts 1525000

Total of B 1525000

Total expenses towards Temples (A) + (B) 1433,74,00,000.00

OBJECTIVE

A. The temple is the house of the Supreme Majestic Personality ofGodhead, the Supreme Father of all living entities and it is theplace of worship for everyone. God is equal to everyone, He ismost rich, most powerful, most beautiful, most knowledgeable,most famous, most detached and therefore He has shared all Hisopulences with everyone in this world as well who are Hischildren. Thus the objectives of the Krishna World Internationalare to give same service opportunity to everyone to render serviceto the Supreme Lord regardless of their back ground or thesociety or country they are born into.

B. All temple facilities are open to everybody. The different esotericmanifestation of the Lordships bring tremendous devotion,knowledge and enthusiasm in the heart of visiting pilgrims andthe fine beautiful blue lotus faces of the Lordships would be anunforgetful experience.

Temple construction / Management

Deity Department Poojari Department Deity Kitchen Food Storage Sewing Room Deity Dressing Room Deity Flower Room Deity Jewellers Room

Duties of temple Administration

Organizing festivals, Encourage art forms,

Conduct shows to encourage artists, Create accommodation for pilgrims from other towns, Regularly conducting religious discourses etc. Town planning, engineering, architecture, Fine arts, civics, and

many other subjects are dealt in the agamas, which relate to the various interests of people and involve them at

different capacities and also direct their work towards a higher goal.

Temple Design

The architect initially determines the fundamental unit ofmeasurement using a formula called ayadhi.

This formula, which comes from Jyotisha, or Vedic astrology,uses the nakshatra (birth star) of the founder, the nakshatra of thevillage and the nakshatra of the main Deity of the temple. Thismeasurement is called danda.

The whole space of the temple is defined in multiples andfractions of this basic unit.

The principal shrine should face the rising sun and so should haveits entrance to the east. Movement towards the sanctuary, alongthe east-west axis and through a series of increasingly sacredspaces is of great importance and should be reflected in thearchitecture.

Iron should be used for structuring of temple because iron ismystically the crudest, most impure of metals. The presence ofiron, sthapatis explain, could attract lower, impure forces.

Only gold, silver, and copper are used in the structure, so thatonly the most sublime forces are invoked during the pujas.

A typical temple consists of the following major element:

An entrance, often with a porch One or more attached or detached mandapas or halls The inner sanctum called the garbagriha, literally 'womb

chamber' The tower build directly above the garbagriha

The Vastu - Purusha –Mandala

To determine the auspicious time to begin temple constructionVastu Purusha Mandala has to be placed on the building site,along with astrological calculations and in order to establish, ithas to be first drafted on planning sheets and later drawn upon theearth at the actual building site.

The vastu-purusha - mandala represents the manifest form of theCosmic Being; upon which the temple is built and in whom thetemple rests. The temple is situated in Him, comes from Him, andis a manifestation of Him.

Based on astrological calculations the border of the vastu-purusha-mandala is subdivided into 32 smaller squares called nakshatras.The number 32 geometrically results from a repeated division ofthe border of the single square. It denotes 4 times the 8 th positionsin space: north, east, south, west, and their intermediate points.

The centre of the mandala is called the station of Brahma, thecreator of the universe. Surrounding Brahma are the places oftwelve other entities known as the sons of Aditi, who assist in.

PREMISES OF TEMPLE INCLUDES

1. Madhava Gift Shop:

5000 sqft Madhava Vedic gift shop is one of the special attractions ofKWI. KWI will sell all kinds of devotional paraphernalia’s,malas, photos, KWI Deity laminations, Devotional DVDs, Music cds,Tilak and Deities, outfits for the deities. [Prices included with the templeproject]

Vedavyas Library

Self Realization, Karma, Yoga, Jhana, Bhakti Library

This excellent religious library is situated in 5000 sq.feet Inquisitive members who like to do research on Sastras,Upanishads, Puranas, Mahabharat,Ramayan etc the books are availableat ease. [Prices are included in the temple project]

Krishna world international

Ground floor

Estimation for construction of proposed building.

Sl.no Description Unit Qty Rate Amount

1 Earth work excavation in ordinary soil Cft 15000 6 90000

2Earth work excavation in ordinary soft rock Cft 15000 26 390000

3Earth work excavation in ordinary hard rock Cft 7200 60 432000

4 Side filling & consolidation Cft 37000 6 222000

5 PCC M 10 for foundation Cft 2900 145 420500

6 PCC M 10 Below flooring Cft 4520 145 655400

7 Concrete

a RCC M-20 for footings Cft 8070 177 1428390

b RCC M-25 for coloumns Cft 1250 195 243750

c RCC M-25 for Plinth Beams Cft 2240 200 448000

d RCC-M25 for Lintels Cft 740 205 151700

e RCC -M25 for roof beams Cft 1680 205 344400

f RCC -M25 for roof Slab Cft 7320 205 1500600

g RCC -M25 for Staircase Cft 150 205 30750

8 Providing shuttering

a For footings Sft 8100 30 243000

b For Coloumns Sft 6250 40 250000

c For Plinth beams Sft 8960 40 358400

d for Lintels Sft 3700 40 148000

e For Roof beams Sft 8400 40 336000

f For Roof slab Sft 18300 40 732000

g For stair case Sft 525 40 21000

9 Providing Steel reinforcement MT 75 67500 5062500

10 Providing & costructing size stone masonry with CM 1:6 for foundation. Cft 9920 111 1101120

11 Providing & constructing 200mm Thick Solid block masonry with CM 1:6. Sft 12700 88 1117600

12 Providing & constructing 100mm Thick Solid block masonry with CM 1:4. Sft 2850 60 171000

13Providing Ceiling plastering with CM 1:4. Sft 12600 38 478800

14 Providing Internal wall plastering Sft 21130 36 760680

15providing External plastering with CM 1:4. Sft 8300 36 298800

16 Providing plaster mesh-150mm wide Rft 4410 9 39690

17 Providing Plastering groove. Rft 1150 15 17250

18Providing painting with oil bound distemper for internal surface of walls &ceiling. Sft 33730 10 337300

19providing painting with External paint apex. Sft 8300 13 107900

20Providing & fixing Vitrifide tiles for flooring(Basic Rate Rs.60/-Sft including VAT) Sft 12400 125 1550000

21Providing & fixing Vitrifide tile for skirting (Basic Rate Rs.60/-Sft includingVAT) Rft 2390 63 150570

22Providing & fixing wall tiles for dadoing (Basic Rate Rs.40/-Sft includingVAT) Sft 4100 93 381300

23 Providing & fixing ceramic floor tiles (Basic Rate Rs.40/-Sft including VAT) Sft 1200 92 110400

24 Doors

aProviding & fixing Honne wood frame with honne wood shutter, including necessary fittings Sft 56 975 54600

bProviding & fixing Honne wood frame with Flush shutter, including necessary fittings Sft 560 770 431200

cProviding & fixing Honne wood frame with FRP shutter, including necessary fittings Sft 421 695 292595

25 Providing & fixing MS windows, with necessary Guard bar, Glass etc., Sft 1150 375 431250

26 Providing & Fixing alluminium door forentrance. Sft 215 400 86000

27 Providing & fixing 100mm dia.PVCRain water pipe(4kg/cm2) Rft 315 95 29925

28 providing & laying Flagging concrete100mm thick with CC M-10. Sft 1170 82 95940

29 Providing soling below PCC withboulders including consolidation. Cft 6800 47 319600

Total for

Ground floor

Rs. 21871910

PROJECT ACTION PLANPROJECT:

LOCATION:

1. SCOPE OF WORKS

The scope of works is broadly listed as follows:

1.1 Land development

1.2 Building Works

1.3 Road works

1.4 Security block

1.5 Compound wall

2. PROJECT CONCEPT

2.1 Architect & Consultants to be appointed for the

proposed project.

2.2 Consultants to conceptualize the various need of the

project and to prepare the drawings as per input data

provided by the client.

2.3 General Tender documents and Bill of Quaniies to be

prepared by the consultants.

2.4 The approvals from various statutory authoriies to be

obtained by the client.

2.5 Client to appoint a Project Manager as their site

representaive to manage the Construcion of Proposed

Project on the top of Consultant’s PM/PMC for

transparency in handling the project.

3. FLOATING TENDER

3.1 List prequaliied Contractors.

3.2 Evaluate by raing as per past performance and other

criteria.

3.3 Short List and loat Tender.

3.4 Prepare comparaive statement and High Value Items.

3.5 Call for negoiaion and renegoiaion.

3.6 Get a inal No-regret price/discounted price.

3.7 Arrive at inal Project Budget.

4. BUDGET ,CASH FLOW AND TIME FRAME PLANNING

4.1 Ater arriving at inal Budget for the project from the

Tender processes, allocate funds for each scope of work

as in clause-1 (ANNEXURE-A).

4.2 A ime frame of about …… days is planned to complete

the construcion of proposed project (ANNEXURE-B).

5. AWARDING CONTRACT

5.1 Split contract into parts as in clause-1

5.2 Prepare and Issue LOI

5.3 Prepare and Issue Work Order

6. PROJECT EXECUTION

1. Contractor to provide site oice for client’s/Consultant’s staf

2. Contractor shall submit RFI(Request for Inspecion) of every

work

3. Contractor shall execute all works as per drawings and

instrucions from PE/CE

4. Contractor to maintain Instrucion book on site for instrucions,

if any from PE/CE

5. Contractor to submit Pre-Qualiicaion of specialist works for

approval

6. Contractor to submit method statements of specialist works

when instructed

7. Contractor to carry out Demo/applicaions for specialist works

for approvals

8. Contractor to submit samples of proprietary materials for

approvals

9. Contractor to maintain all Reports of Quality tests.

10. Daily site meeing at speciied hours shall be conducted with

consultant

11. Weekly site meeing with marked copy of progress report to be

held with consultant

12. Monthly progress report with progress photos and valuaion of

works to be reviewed

Valuaion/billing at speciied stages of works shall be carried out,

ceriied, and

Submited to Client for release of payment.

13. Safety and idiness at site shall be strictly monitored.

14. Safety Inducion & Mockup Drill to be conducted on site.

15. All Accident reports, if any, shall be maintained on site

16. Adequate display cards at strategic locaions to be ixed.

17. Adequate Security personnel at strategic locaions to be

deployed.

18. Store for tools & tackles and bulk material storage area shall be

provided.

19. Adequate stock of materials, tools & tackles, scafold, shutering

& centering etc

To be made available on site at least for one week progress of

work in advance.

20. Quality control & tesing lab with adequate equipment to be set

up on site.

Accuracy and Quality of works shall be assured.

21. Working hours shall be strictly followed

22. Sundays shall be Holiday.

23. Extended hours of works if any shall be planned well in advance

by contractor.

24. Curing and cleaning works on Sundays/holidays shall be arranged

by contractor.

7. TIME SCHEDULE & PROGRESS

1. The Project Manager in consultaion with the Client & contractor,

prepare

A ime schedule (Bar Chart/PERT/CPM Network) in respect of

various

Services to be rendered and monitored to Client’s obligaions.

2. Weekly site meeing to be held & marked copy of progress

report to be reviewed

3. Monthly progress report with progress photos and delays, if any,

to be reviewed

4. Appropriate measures to be taken for delays in progress of

works, if any

5. Mile stones to be ixed and monitored to accomplish

successfully.

6. Early compleion of mile stone/enire project, if any, to be put on

record.

10. COST CONTROL & RESOURCES CONTROL (H.O/CONTRACTOR)

1. Adequate resources such as men, materials and machinery shall

be evaluated

In consultaion with project in charge to suite the working

methodology and early

Compleion of the project.

2. Awarded Project shall be made as Cost Center.

3. Cash low & Cash to be generated shall be planned

4. All the expenses such as purchase of materials, machinery, tools-

tackles, payments made to vendors, suppliers, service providers,

salary to site staf (Site over head) and part of Head Oice (Oice

over head) is charged to Cost Center on MoM basis.

5. Periodic Review of supply, consumpion and stock of resources in

comparison with planned requirement and allocaion through

Reconciliaion Reports to be discussed.

6. Reconciliaion reports shall be reviewed, discussed and studied

on QoQ basis and

Project status to be evaluated for proitability gained.

7. Quarterly meeing shall be conducted at Head Oice with all the

Project Heads,

Project Director, Technical Director, CFO, CEO and QS Head with

Chairman.

8. Annual performance reports of staf, recommendaions &

appraisal to be reviewed.

9. Periodic training, deputaion, study course to upgrade site staf to

be undertaken.

11. MILE STONE TIME SCHEDULE(typical of 10m duraion)

a. Land development = 30 days

b. Building Works = 300 days

c. Services(External Works) = 90 days

d. Land Scape & Misc., works = 90 days

e. Compound wall = 90 days

Overall Project Duraion = 300 days (10 Calendar Months)

KRISHNA WORLD INTERNATIONAL

Ground loor

Esimaion for construcion of proposed building.

Sl.no Descripion Unit Qty Rate Amount

1 Earth work excavaion in ordinary soil Ct 15000 6 90000

2Earth work excavaion in ordinary sot

rock Ct 15000 26 390000

3Earth work excavaion in ordinary hard

rock Ct 7200 60 432000

4 Side illing & consolidaion Ct 37000 6 222000

5 PCC M 10 for foundaion Ct 2900 145 420500

6 PCC M 10 Below looring Ct 4520 145 655400

7 Concrete

a RCC M-20 for fooings Ct 8070 177 1428390

b RCC M-25 for coloumns Ct 1250 195 243750

c RCC M-25 for Plinth Beams Ct 2240 200 448000

d RCC-M25 for Lintels Ct 740 205 151700

e RCC -M25 for roof beams Ct 1680 205 344400

f RCC -M25 for roof Slab Ct 7320 205 1500600

g RCC -M25 for Staircase Ct 150 205 30750

8 Providing shutering

a For fooings St 8100 30 243000

b For Coloumns St 6250 40 250000

c For Plinth beams St 8960 40 358400

d for Lintels St 3700 40 148000

e For Roof beams St 8400 40 336000

f For Roof slab St 18300 40 732000

g For stair case St 525 40 21000


10Providing & costrucing size stone

masonry with CM 1:6 for foundaion. Ct 9920 111 1101120

11Providing & construcing 200mm Thick

Solid block masonry with CM 1:6. St 12700 88 1117600



13 Providing Ceiling plastering with CM 1:4. St 12600 38 478800

14 Providing Internal wall plastering St 21130 36 760680

15 providing External plastering with CM 1:4. St 8300 36 298800

16 Providing plaster mesh-150mm wide Rt 4410 9 39690

17 Providing Plastering groove. Rt 1150 15 17250

18Providing paining with oil bound

distemper for internal surface of walls &

ceiling. St 33730 10 337300

19providing paining with External paint

apex. St 8300 13 107900

20Providing & ixing Vitriide iles for

looring(Basic Rate Rs.60/-St including

VAT) St 12400 125 1550000

21 Providing & ixing Vitriide ile for skiring

(Basic Rate Rs.60/-St including VAT) Rt 2390 63 150570

22Providing & ixing wall iles for dadoing

(Basic Rate Rs.40/-St including VAT) St 4100 93 381300

23Providing & ixing ceramic loor iles


24 Doors

aProviding & ixing Honne wood frame

with honne wood shuter, including

necessary iings St 56 975 54600

bProviding & ixing Honne wood frame

with Flush shuter, including necessary

iings St 560 770 431200

cProviding & ixing Honne wood frame

with FRP shuter, including necessary

iings St 421 695 292595

25Providing & ixing MS windows, with

necessary Guard bar, Glass etc., St 1150 375 431250

26Providing & Fixing alluminium door for

entrance. St 215 400 86000

27Providing & ixing 100mm dia.PVC Rain

water pipe(4kg/cm2) Rt 315 95 29925

28providing & laying Flagging concrete

100mm thick with CC M-10. St 1170 82 95940

29Providing soling below PCC with boulders

including consolidaion. Ct 6800 47 319600

Total for Ground loor Rs. 21871910

First loor

Sl.No Descripion Unit Qty Rate Amount

1 Concrete

a RCC M-25 for coloumns Ct 925 210 194250

b RCC-M25 for Lintels Ct 740 218 161320

c RCC -M25 for roof beams Ct 1675 218 365150

d RCC -M25 for roof Slab Ct 7315 218 1594670

e RCC -M25 for Staircase Ct 145 218 31610


a For Coloumns St 4630 42 194460

b for Lintels St 3700 42 155400

c For Roof beams St 8400 42 352800

d For Roof slab St 18300 42 768600

e For stair case St 525 42 22050









9 Providing plaster mesh-150mm wide Rt 4405 9.5 41847.5




ceiling. St 33710 10.75 362382.5


apex. St 7155 13.75 98381.25



VAT) St 12400 133 1649200







17 Doors






iings St 560 800 448000



iings St 421 720 303120





20

Providing cemeniius waterprooing

coaing for sunk of toilets with Brush

bond. St 2160 31 66960

21Providing Water proof plastering with CM

1:3, for sunk of toilets. St 2160 33 71280

22 Providing & illing Cinder with CM 1:15. Ct 1500 118 177000

23Providing & laying PCC 1:1.5:3 over

cinder with waterprooing admixture. Ct 300 180 54000

14032104.25

Second loor


1 Concrete




















9 Providing plaster mesh-150mm wide Rt 4405 10 44050




ceiling. St 33710 11.25 379237.5


apex. St 7155 14.5 103747.5



VAT) St 12400 141 1748400







17 Doors






iings St 560 825 462000



iings St 421 745 313645





20



bond. St 2160 32 69120






14720210

Third loor


1 Concrete
























ceiling. St 33710 12 404520


apex. St 7155 15.5 110902.5



VAT) St 12400 149 1847600







17 Doors






iings St 560 850 476000



iings St 421 770 324170





20



bond. St 2160 33 71280






15431248.25

Terrace loor


1 Concrete












3 Steel reinforcement MT 40 69500 2780000












ceiling. St 33710 12.75 429802.5


apex. St 11255 16.5 185707.5



VAT) St 12400 158 1959200







17 Doors






iings St 560 875 490000



iings St 421 795 334695





20



bond. St 2160 34 73440






21Providing & construcing parapet wall

with 150mm thick cement solid block

masonry with CM 1:6 For the ht. of 3'3". St 1860 95 176700

22 Providing plastering to Parapet wall. St 4100 49 200900

23Providing water prooing to terrace with

screed concrete with CC 1:1.5:3, including

top inishing. St 14515 80 1161200

24Providing bitumasic waterproof with

plasic felt. St 14515 45 653175

18442140.25

Total cost for construcion Rs. 84497613

LAKSHMANA RAO T.K B.E., M.Tech.,C.Eng (I),F.I.E

CHARTERED ENGINEER

CIVIL ENGINEERING PROJECTS

#112, BRIGADE VISTA, CHIKKALASANDRA, BANGALORE -560 061.Mobile: 7406195578,

email:[email protected]

SRI SRI PRADHAN KRISHNA CAITANYA SWAMI

THE PRESIDENT/FOUNDER

KRISHNA WORLD INTERNATIONAL

MYSORE

DATE: 10/09/2014

RESPECTED SWAMIJI

SUBJECT: PROJECT MANAGEMENT SERVICES

I CAME TO UNDERSTAND THAT MAJOR PROJECTS ARE COMING UP IN

MYSORE FROM “KRISHNA” WORLD INTERNATIONAL.

I AM ENCLOSING MY RESUME AND SERVICES THAT I AM INTERESTED IN

PROVIDING FOR SOME OF YOUR UP COMMING PROJECTS AT MYSORE

AND BANGALORE.

I HAVE YOUNG AND TALENTED ENGINEERS WORKING IN MY TEAM BOTH

AT BANGALORE AND MYSORE. WE ARE KNOWN FOR “STATE-OF-THE

ART QUALITY CONTROL, TIME AND COST CONTROL” TO THE BEST

SATISFACTION OF CLIENTS.

WE OPERATE AT LOW MARGIN AS COMPARED TO PRESENT INDUSTRY

OPERATION SINCE WE DO NOT ENCOURAGE CURRUPT PRACTICES AS

PREVAILING IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY IN INDIA.

WE HOPE, YOU WOULD BE INTERESTED IN OUR BUSSINESS ETHICS AND

MODEL

YOU MAY GET CLIENT’S OPINION ABOUT OUR SERVICES FROM THE LIST

BELOW

1. Mr. SHASHIDHAR, VICE PRESIDENT, M/S FALCON TYRES,

MYSORE- 9686814175

2. Mr. SEETHARAM BHAT, CHAIRMAN, M/S LOTUS POWERGEAR,

BANGALORE-9945232471

3. Mr. ANAD BHAT, DIRECTOR, M/S ABHAYA ELECTRIC, BANGALORE-

9945232474

WITH REGARDS

LAKSHMANA RAO T.K

Chief Engineer/PMC

LAKSHMANA RAO T.K B.E., M.Tech., C.Eng (I),F.I.E

CHARTERED ENGINEER


#112, BRIGADE VISTA, CHIKKALASANDRA, BANGALORE -560 061.Mobile: 7406195578,

email:[email protected]

PROJECT MANAGEMENT CONSULTANCYSERVICES PROVIDED:

A 1 APPOINT ARCHITECT

2 OBTAIN DRAFT PLAN CONCEPT TO SUIT PROJECT

REQUIREMENT

3 ISSUE WORK ORDER WITH 10% ADVANCE OF AGREED FEE TO

ARCHITECT

4 GET FINAL PROJECT LAYOUT AND PLAN

5. OBTAIN BILL OF QUANTITES AND SPECIFICATIONS

B 1 SELECT CIVIL CONTRACTOR

2 OBTAIN QUOTATION AND FINALISE CONTRACT

3 ISSUE WORK ORDER WITH 20% ADVANCE AGAINST ABG

C 1 APPOINT STRUCTURAL ENGINEER FOR DESIGN OF STRUCTURE

2 ISSUE WORK ORDER WITH 20% ADVANCE OF AGREED DESIGN

FEE

3 OBTAIN STRUCTURAL DESIGN GFC DRAWINGS IN PACKAGES

D 1 APPOINT MEP CONSULTANT

2 ISSUE WORK ORDER WITH 20% ADVANCE OF AGREED FEE

3 GET GFC DRAWINGS ALONG WITH BOQ AND TENDER

4 ISSUE WORK ORDER WITH 10% ADVANCE TO MEP WORKS

PMC FEE STRUCTURE

OPTION-1

ALL THE SERVICES AS LISTED IN A, B, C & D COORDINATION

AND COMPLETE PROJECT MANAGEMENT @ RS.1,00,000 (RS.

ONE LAKH) PER MONTH PLUS VARIOUS CONSULTANT’S FEE

OPTION-2 OR

ALL THE SERVICES AS LISTED IN A, B, C & D COORDINATION

AND COMPLETE PROJECT MANAGEMENT @ 3% OF TOTAL

PROJECT VALUE PLUS VARIOUS CONSULTANTS FEE

OPTION-3 OR

TURN KEY PMC SERVICES OF ALL THE ABOVE SERVICES @ 5%

OF PROJECT VALUE

(INCLUDING VARIOUS CONSULTANT’S FEE)

TERMS OF PMC PAYMENT

1 20% OF SERVICE FEE OF PROJECT COST AS ADVANCE

2 80% OF SERVICE FEE OF EACH RA BILL RAISED

3 DETAIL PAYMENT SCHEDULE AND PROGRAM OF

WORKS WILL BE SUBMITTED ONCE THE PROJECT IS

AWARDED

LAKSHMANA RAO T.K

Chief Engineer/PMCCHARTERED ENGINEER


Reg.No:F108221-5

DIVISIONAL MANAGER (Precast Works)

- Precast works for KSUAG Project of MOE,

Saudi

- Precast S.A Commercial Complex,

Producion &

Installaion

- Colour concrete cladding panels, Pelican

roof panels

Roof parapets, Jersy Barriers, Precast &

Install.

QUALITY CONTROL MANAGER (QA & QC)

- Buraydah Ring Road, MOC Project Saudi

Arabia

- Concrete Mix Design, Supply and Quality

Control of

Materials used for Concrete Producion

for Pretension-

Precast beams (Steam Cured) and Cast in

Place Wadi Deck bridges on Pile

foundaions.

- Materials tesing and Quality Control for

Road Works.

1991- 1992 M/s ARABIAN ENGINEERING BUREAU, CONSULTANTS

ROADS & BRIDGES, RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA

BRIDGES CONSULTING ENGINEER

- Contract: Riyadh-Hijaz Highway Project (MOC

Project)

- Post tensioned Voided Slab Interchange Bridges

- RCC Double T-beam and Slab Wadi Bridges on Pile

Foundns.

1992 – 1994 M/s ITAL CONSULT, CONSULTANTS

ROADS & BRIDGES, DUBAI,

U.A.E

BRIDGES CONSULTING ENGINEER

Contract: R272, Shaik Zayed Road, Bridges & Roads,

Dubai Municipality, UAE

- RCC Voided slab bridges on pile foundaions

- ‘Fressisol’ Reinforced earth retaining wall panels, precast

- Steam cured for embankments.

- Under pass and Service Authority works

- Co-ordinate with laboratory for Quality Assurance

of materials used for Structures and Road works.

Contract: Abu Dhabi- Alain Expressway, PWD, UAE

- Post tensioned- Precast Double T-beam bridges

- ‘Fressisol’ Reinforced earth retaining wall panels,

precast

- Steam cured for embankments

- Pedestrian Underpass

- Modular reinforced earth retaining wall units

Contract: R317/3, Trade Center Interchanges &

Roads,

Dubai Municipality, UAE

- RCC Underpass works with Over bridges

- Service Authority works

1994 – 2006 M/s TILBURY & DAUGLAS (K.C.E), DUBAI, U.A.E

PROJECT MANAGER (Construcions)

- Construcion of Group Housing (100

villas),

- High Rise Residenial Apartments

- High Rise Commercial complex.

- Hotels and Resorts

- Amusement Parks

- Desert Heritage Structures.

- Mega Malls (Mall of the Emirates)

- Dubai Convenion Hall.

DIVISIONAL MANAGER (Precast Works)

- Dubai Aviaion Club, Cladding panels

- Dubai Yacht Club-Recreaion Deck, pool side Sushi

- Dubai Country Club Rugby Stadium

- Dubai English School swimming pool & pool side seaing

- Modular reinforced earth retaining wall units

- Briish Embassy & Dewan's court Architectural Boundary

wall

- Turn key projects, Cladding panels, Architectural

Boundary

Walls, Sea Protecion wall claddings, Lagoon

cladding,

Planter boxes, Feeder pillars, Stair cases, Shoring

panels,

Electrical Sub-staion Kiosk, Etc.

2006 – 2009 M/s TEKGROUP ENGINEERS, Mysore

CONSULTING ENGINEERS (PMC)

- QA/QC Documentaion

- Method statements

- Project Planning & Cash Flow

- Contract Drating

- Tender Documentaion

- Co-ordinate for GFC docs

2009 – 2010 M/s SATVA INFRASTRUCTURE PVT. LTD, Hyderabad

CHIEF PROJECT ENGINEER

Contract: North & South Cauvery Dual Track Railway

Bridges, SW Railways, Mysore-Bangalore.

- Infrastructure Setup for Concrete works

- QA/QC & Safety Plan

- Method statements & Documentaion

- Project Planning & Cash Flow

- Bridge Alignment by Total staions

- River Training & Divering (Cofer dams)

- IRISH Crossings across Rivers.

- Controlled Blasing of Rock for Pier Foundaions

- RCC fooings for piers (20m x 10mx2.5m)

- RCC Piers & Bed blocks(2.5mx 19mx 14.5m)

2010 – 2012 M/s FALCON TYRES LTD, MYSORE

PROJECT MANAGER (CIVIL HEAD)

Contract: Expansion Project, PCR Tyre

producion

- PEB producion block, Uility, Power House, Road

works

2012-Till date M/s LOTUS POWERGEAR PVT. LTD,

BANGALORE

CHIEF ENGINEER-PROJECT MANAGER

Contract: Industrial Project, PowerGear

producion

- PEB producion blocks, Uility-ETP, STP, Road works,

Security block & Boundary wall, Land

development works.

2014-Till date M/s ABHAYA ELECTRIC, BANGALORE

CHIEF ENGINEER-PROJECT MANAGER

Contract: Industrial Project, Electrical works.

- PEB producion blocks, Uility, Sump, Road works,

Security block & Boundary wall, Land

development works.

Permanent/Contact Mr. T.K.L RAO

Address No.112, Brigade Vista, C2-wing

Chikkalasandra, Bangalore-560061

Telephone: Mobile: 7406195578

Email ID [email protected]

Regarding LCDs - 60 rupees per dollar - 30% custom

duty, shipping and handling. For KWI

Price - 10 projector, $4.460x 10 = 44,600 + $22180 shipping, custom duty

Technology 3LCD

Native Resolution 1920x1200

Brightness (Manufacturer Claim) 4000

Contrast 8000:01:00

Zoom Lens Ratio 1.6:1

Lens Shift Yes

Lamp Life 20000 hours

Weight 25

Warranty5 years Parts and Labor on projector, 12,000 hours on lamp

Price list of the children park us dollar

HX220

area:18*31mcapacity:16persons

speed:18km/hpower:11kw

50500

HX816area:15m*15m

capacity:16personspower:ac380/10kw

91800

Junior coaster HX216 4cars*4person 36700

Super skateboardsHB24

capacity:24personarea:8m*17mpower:40kw

204300

Space UFO HX124capacity:24person

power:40KWarea:8*21m

115000

HX310 capacity:5cars X 2persons 35000

Jungle Mouse HX212

area:30*21m200m

capacity:5cars X 2personspower:18.5kw

58000

JLYJ98

area:50*110mwater trach length=280m

8boats4persons/boat

max height:18mpower:60kw

229000

HX205area:16*11m/trach,5 track

power:ac380v 2.2kw2person/track

91800

HX420

power:11kwcapacity:4person*5cars

height:5marea:33*22

track length=280m

22950

HX202

area:28*8m/track, 2 track2person/trach

power:6kw * 2track length:32m

138000

HXL10area:8*25m

capacity:5cars * 2personspower:18.5kw

363000

roller coaster HGS12


power:45kwmax height:16m

280000

Crazy train HFC16area:19*9.2m

capacity:16personpower:70kw

218000

super swing FX124

area:16m diameterspeed:7r/min

capacity:28personspower:18kw

45900

Top Windmill FX330

area:16*16mcapacity:20person

power:85kwworking height:17m

180000

small bungee area:10*10m

capacity:4personpower:2.2kw

6885

FXT24

area:16m diametercapacity:24persons

power:53.5kwheight:30m

225000

sky drop FTLJ16area:8m*10.5m


252500

round dance fx24area:10*14m


277000

FY32


power:5.5kwmax working height:8m

25200

frog jumping FQW6area:4m*8m


25400

FJ36


power:28kwheight:12m

83000

FJ324area:14m diametercapacity:16person

power:22.5kw42000

FJ224area:diameter 15mcapacity:24persons

power:6kw29800

Octopus FJ420area:18.5m diametercapacity:40persons

power:45kw133000

space UFO FX20

area:15m diameterspeed:7r/min


58000

Carousel ZM316area:10m diametercapacity:24person

50500

power:4kw

Luxury Carousel ZM340area:12m diametercapacity:40person

power:15kw157000

Crazy Disco ZM40

capacity:40personrotation diameter:6.5m

power:40kwspeed:0-12cycle/min

135000

ZM24


power:15kwheight:7m

45900

ZM924


power:16kwheight:3.7m

35000

coffee mugs ZM824area:9m diameter


35500

Ferris wheel GL660

20m height 63000

25m height 78000

30m height 125000

42m height 250000

48m height 400000

62m height 790000

88m height 1800000

GL660A

20m height 75000

25m height 96000

30m height 140000

GL210

area:6m*3mcapacity:5*2persons

power:2.2kwheight:5.8m

13700

GL312 area:5.6*5mcapacity:6*2persons

height:5.5m

16000

GL502

area:10*7mtrack diameter:10m

power:8kwcapacity:4persons * 2track

36800

pirate ship gl24area:16m*8m

capacity:24personspower:ac380v 15kw

39000

pirate ship gl32area:19*9m


50500

GL112

area:12m*15mcapacity:24persons

max working height:18mpower:ac380v 30kw

185000

GLCS16

area:14*10mrotary radius:6m


115000

KH16

area:10m*20mcapacity:12persons


92000

TKC8area:5m*4m


37000

BLFG22area:8*16m


197300

AYTK16



73400

TL24area:diameter 15mcapacity:24persons

42000

power:ac380v 22kw

TLMS24area:11*6m


225000

TL536


power:ac380v 85kwheight:17.4m

157000

luxury mini-train GD240capacity:24persons

track length:customised74000

GD118

Track length : 50mCapacity: 18 persons

Power: 3kwSpeed: 4km/h

18300

GD114power:1.3kw

capacity:14persons5700

GD602

area:15*9m2persons/car

12carstrack length:75m

power:9kw

34400

strop length:300m 41400

GD302power:250w 24v cycling

track length:100m2person/car

29800

GD102track length:customise

2persons/car27500

GJ202track length:customise

turning radius:10mcapacity:2persons

5200

GJ302

turning radius:10m2persons/carheight:3m

track length:customise

4930

bumper car sky net 1500

meteor hammer

area:10*20m


158000

karting world 2230

Intex

page

INTRODUCTION - 2

PRIMARY GOAL - 3

KWI BOOKS - 4

OBJECTIVES - 5

DIRECTORS - 7

FORM OF KWI GOVERNMENT - 8

ABSTRACT OF TOTAL COST OF THE PROJECT - 9

DHANVANTRI HOSPITAL & RESEARCH CENTER - 13

SCHOOL - 24

GOSHALA - 29

ANATHA ASHRAM - 34

LADIES ASHRAM - 38

MIDDLE & OLD AGED HOME - 41

SPRITUAL ASHRAM - 44

MURARI FUNERAL HOME - 46

RUKHMINI-KRISHNA WEDDING HALL / BANQUET - 48

GRANERIES - 50

PRADAM DISTRIBUTION HALL

PLANTING TREES / PLANTS IN THE WHOLE PROJECT - 52

BIO GAS PRODUCTION - 54

ORGANIC ORCHARDS

KRISHNALILA THEME PARK - 57

RASALILA GARDEN

KARANODHAKA MAHA VISHNU

GARBHODHAKA OCEAN

KSHIRODAKA OCEAN

SUPERB LASER CHARACTER MANIFESTATIONS [THEATER]

7 LASER FOUNTAINS

NIMAI-NITAI LASER MUSIC SHOW

KRISHNA PLANETARIUM


FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS


FIRE WORKS


JAMBHAVAN CAVE

KARMA AND REINCARNATION

PUTANA HORROR TOWER

LIVE RASALILA THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE

ROPEWAY

DEMIGOD MUSEUM

CAITANYA MUSEUM

GOVERDHANA MOUNTAIN

RADHAKRISHNA FLOWER MEADOW

GOVERDHANA WHEEL

KRISHNA BALARAM WARSHIP

CRECENT VYUHA COASTER

TRINAVRIT WHIRLPOOL ROLLER COASTER

NIMAI GANGA WATER SPOT THRILLING EXPERIENCE

BHIMA SPEED WINDMILL INTERESTING EXPERIENCE

GOPI GOVINDA SPIN FLYING

CHILDREN TRAIN EXPERIENCE

SHRI VISHNU FLYING HORSES

ANIRUDDHA’S LAPIZ LAZULI RIDE

SUDHARSHAN CHAKRA SWING EXPERIENCE

PARK TRAIN

KRISHNA WORLD AIRCRAFT - 90

KRISHNA WORLD BANK - 92

1000 business 5 lakh X 1000 - 93

MUKUNDA TOURIST HOME - 94

KRISHNA KUTIR - 106

KESAVA RESTAURANT - 109

RADHA KRISHNA TEMPLE - 112

OM TAT SAT

Documents

The Estimated KWI Spiritual City Project Report€¦ · Krishna World International The Estimated KWI Spiritual City Project Report 1503/4 Bogadhi second stage, Bogadhi Mysore, Karnataka