Sanjeevani Booti collects Educational Resources
Sanjeevani Booti keeps a library of educational resources. In addition to the text of the website, we store printable information both produced by our organization and collected from other sources. The creation of this library is in reponse to a need to have a variety of information from numerous unrelated sources stored conveniently on one website. In this section in particular, Sanjeevani Booti serves needs beyond our base city in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh in North India.
Most of the files in this section are in PDF format and must be viewed with a program called Adobe Reader. This free program is widely used by the governments of many nations and most researchers would agree that it is vital to have installed on any computer used for educational purposes. It may be downloaded here.
Sanjeevani Booti continually seeks new ways to explain public health, particularly illustrations which can teach disease theory, epidemiology, risks associated with sex practices and drug use, and the differences between various diseases. We are continually translating materials into languages local to India, but the best materials are heavy with pictures and graphics which inherently have meaning to people who cannot read. If any reader knows of the existence of such materials then please write to us and tell us how to get them. That reader would be doing a boon to our organization for any kind of help creating easy-to-learn and understand materials like described.
Check the menu at the left for resources sorted by type, and from there, according to topic.
