Central Hindu Military Education Society

Central Hindu Military Education Society (CHME) is Indian educational society. It was founded by Dr. B. S. Moonje. The Central Hindu Military Education Society is considered a member of the Sangh Parivar group, an umbrella term for Hindu nationalist organisations led by the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS)^[1] Dr. B. S. Moonje. He established various types of military schools and colleges to empower the Indian youth.^[2]

The society is located in Nashik, Maharashtra.^[3] At present this institution enrolls in various types of courses.^[4]

Institutes recognised by the Society

Dr.Moonje Institute of Management & Computer Studies, Nashik
Bhosala Military School, Nashik and Nagpur
Bhosala Military School- Girls, Nashik
Bhosala Military College, Nashik
Vidya Prabodhini Prashala Marathi Madhyam, Nashik
Shishu Vihar Balak Mandir Nashik
Bhosala Adventure Foundation, Nashik
Bhosala Krida Kendra, Nashik
Bhonsala Institute of Technology, Nashik
Bhonsala Institute of Nursing, Nashik
Kanhoji Angre Maritime research Institute

References

^ Jha, Dhirendra K. "How the RSS Became Involved In Running the Bhonsala Military School". The Caravan.
^ "A school for martial youths". DNA India. 28 October 2008.
^ Anshuman, Kumar. "RSS: First RSS 'Army' school from next April; Ist batch to have 160 students" – via The Economic Times.
^ Borwankar, Vinamrata (8 December 2013). "Silver-winning Sanjeevani Jadhav from Maharashtra at Olympiad wants to become civil servant". DNA India.

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[1] Jha, Dhirendra K. "How the RSS Became Involved In Running the Bhonsala Military School". The Caravan.

[2] "A school for martial youths". DNA India. 28 October 2008.

[3] Anshuman, Kumar. "RSS: First RSS 'Army' school from next April; Ist batch to have 160 students" – via The Economic Times.

[4] Borwankar, Vinamrata (8 December 2013). "Silver-winning Sanjeevani Jadhav from Maharashtra at Olympiad wants to become civil servant". DNA India.

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