Ishwar Ramlutchman Mabheka Zulu

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Ishwar Ramlutchman was born in Kwa- Dukuza, lot 14, on the 8th February 1976, at the Stanger Hospital. Both his parents Chintha and Ramlutchman Kissoon were poor. He is the 3rd of 7 children. Whilst growing up, he faced tremendous challenges but the blessings of his parents have always been upon him. Ishwar remembers his dad earning R25 a week whilst his mother worked in the garden and did washing for 50cents a day to provide the family with food. His dad passed away at the age of 39 whilst Ishwar was in matric. His mother could not afford to send him for tertiary education and he immediately went out looking for work to help support the rest of the family.
He was fortunate to find employment at Tony Motor Spares (Mtubatuba-1994) and later at Pipetec (Empangeni-1995).
In 1998, he was retrenched and needed to earn a living. He went to the late Sri Swami Sahajananda who was his spiritual master and mentioned that he wanted to start his own business. He was advised that he “should do everything correctly and success would be his”. Thus, AC Industrial was borne on the 1st June 1998.
When Ishwar started AC Industrial, he had no premises, transport or finances. He is always grateful to his supportive friends because it was through their kind assistance that he was able to make AC Industrial a reality. It is said that “when times are dark, friends are few” but in Ishwar’s case this certainly was not true. He is always surrounded by loving and caring chosen individuals both in his professional and private life who always give him sound advice.
It was during this trying time that Ishwar met his wife, Eswari. He started from nothing. She patiently stood by him whilst the business took priority. She has seen him through his tough, difficult and uncertain times and has always motivated him to persevere.
 
Without his staff and their collective hard work, KZN AC would not have been were it is today. Ishwar honors and pays tribute to all his staff members. They are the pillars of AC Industrial. He is also quite fortunate that all his staff come from a spiritual background.

Ishwar always pays tribute and offers his gratitude to his Beloved Master’s, Sri Swami Sivananda and Sri Swami Sahajananda for having blessed him with the golden opportunities in life to Serve Mankind and to Strive for the highest in life. During AC Industrial’s existence, he has received awards and compliments which he dedicates to his Beloved Master’s, Sri Swami Sivananda and Sri Swami Sahajananda. Without their Divine Grace none of this would be possible. Ishwar strongly believes that everything happens by the will of God.
Ishwar has been most blessed to work with The President Jacob Zuma ,His Majesty King Goodwill Zwelithini, King of the Zulu Nation, Dr.Lionel Mtshali , Premier Ndebele and Mrs Ndebele, Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi, the Mayors of Uthungulu, Umhlatuze and Umkhanyakude  in serving the poorest of the poor in KZN through their partnerships. We share in the common motto of “service to mankind is worship of God.” He also had the opportunity to work with the Consul General Of India , Mr. Harsh Vardhan Shringla and Thanks him for the strong relations between India and South Africa particularly in KZN Province.
 
One of Ishwar’s priorities is to improve water and sanitation services to previously disadvantaged communities in consultation and collaboration with both the authorities and communities. He focuses more on rural areas to ensure that we do away with the situation where children and woman, in particular, need to walk long distances to dams and rivers to fetch water for their households.
 
Ishwar’s eternal gratitude and heartfelt thanks goes to his Beloved Masters, Sri Swami Sivananda and Pujya Swami Sahajananda for all their guidance and inspiration. Ishwar lives to emulate the teachings of his Divine Master Sri Swami Sivananda, given to him in the following words
“TO SEE GOD IN ALL NAMES AND FORMS.
TO SERVE THE POOR AND NEEDY, SEEING GOD IN THEM.
TO RELIEVE THE PAINS, SORROWS AND SUFFERINGS OF OTHERS.
TO SHARE WHAT YOU HAVE WITH OTHERS.
TO BE A COSMIC FRIEND AND A COSMIC BENEFACTOR, A FRIEND OF THE POOR, THE FORLORN, THE HELPLESS AND THE FALLEN, IS MY CREED.”


Make A Child Smile

Dice Christmas cheer projects which brought happiness to literally thousands of community members both young and old.

One Family, One Garden Initiative

Ishwar Ramlutchman has signed an agreement with Bangalore-based biotechnology firm, Green Harvest for setting up a laboratory on tissue culture and cell culture in South Africa. AC Industrial will provide the strategic plan and infrastructure, while under the MoU, Green Harvest will assist the South African company with technology, training and equipment for the Centre. The MoU was signed during South African President, Jacob Zuma’s three-day visit to India. The total cost for setting up the Centre, which will be set up in Richards Bay, will be around 4-million rands. Initially, the Centre will have the capacity to produce 1-million plants, which will be later upgraded to 2-3-million plants. The Centre is in keeping with the South African Government’s long-term goal of “One family One garden”, Ishwar Ramlutchman, said. “There is not much work on biotechnology in South Africa and this Centre will be an initiative for producing disease-free and better plants in a controlled environment,”he said. The bio technology centre will contribute to the GDP of the country and uplift the development of rural areas in the field of agriculture. It would also create over 200 jobs for rural women. In addition, the project will boost rural development and revive the agricultural system in SA while producing disease-free and better plants in a controlled environment.

house for the Mthethwa Family

house for the Mthethwa Family

2020/02/06

Ishwar Ramlutchman hands over a house for the Mthethwa Family in Ncinci in Kwa Mthethwa Area

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Royal Banquet Hall

Royal Banquet Hall

2022/08/19

Ishwar Ramlutchman Mabheka Zulu officially handing over the Royal Banquet Hall at Osuthu Royal Palace with His Majesty , King Zwelithini Goodwill Ka-BhekuZulu.

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Macekane area to the Mathenjwa Family

Macekane area to the Mathenjwa Family

2022/08/19

Ishwar Ramlutchman Hands over house for at Macekane area to the Mathenjwa Family

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Macekane area to the Mathenjwa Family

Macekane area to the Mathenjwa Family

2022/08/19

Ishwar Ramlutchman Hands over house for at Macekane area to the Mathenjwa Family

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Dludla family in Nkandla

Dludla family in Nkandla

2022/08/19

Ishwar Ramlutchman Hands over House to the Dludla family in Nkandla

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Mathenjwa family in Nkandla

Mathenjwa family in Nkandla

2022/08/19

Ishwar Ramlutchman visits the Mathenjwa family in Nkandla

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Godo Mkhize in Matshana Area

Godo Mkhize in Matshana Area

2022/08/19

Ishwar Ramlutchman hands over house to Godo Mkhize in Matshana Area

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Manyiseni Area in Ngwavuma

Manyiseni Area in Ngwavuma

2022/08/19

Ishwar Ramlutchman visits Mr Mkhwanazi in Manyiseni Area in Ngwavuma

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Mr Mkhwanazi

Mr Mkhwanazi

2022/08/19

Its sad that Mr Mkhwanazi lives in this situation.

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Mr Themba Ndlovu in Ngwelezane Area

Mr Themba Ndlovu in Ngwelezane Area

2022/08/19

Ishwar Ramlutchman hands over a house to Mr Themba Ndlovu in Ngwelezane Area

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Umlalazi local Municipality, Nyezane to Mrs Zulu

Umlalazi local Municipality, Nyezane to Mrs Zulu

2022/08/19

Ishwar Ramlutchman hands over house in Umlalazi local Municipality, Nyezane to Mrs Zulu

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0rphanage in Qunu

0rphanage in Qunu

2022/08/19

Ishwar Ramlutchman builds an orphanage in Qunu

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Mr Mkhwanazi in Manyiseni Area in Ngwavuma

Mr Mkhwanazi in Manyiseni Area in Ngwavuma

2022/08/19

Ishwar Ramlutchman Hands over a house to Mr Mkhwanazi in Manyiseni Area in Ngwavuma

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Macekane Mathenjwa

Macekane Mathenjwa

2022/08/22
housing for underprivileged people

housing for underprivileged people

2022/08/22

Mr Ishwar Ramlutchman Mabheka Zulu , The Founder of the Sivananda World PeaceFoundation hosts the 2 nd Memorail Sail Past together with the Zululand Yacht Club Celebratingthe Life and Times of The Late His Majesty , King Goodwill Zwelithini KaBhekhuZulu, King ofthe Zulu Nation on the 11 TH March 2023 at the Zululand Yacht Club in Richards Bay.

His Majesty King Zwelithini Ka BhekuZulu was the Honorary Patron of the Sivananda World Peace foundation. His Majesty has given the foundation so much of wisdom to serve his people. I am delighted to have had the opportunity to pay tribute to His Majesty, King Goodwill Zwelithini         Ka-BhekuZulu during the 2nd anniversary of the departure of His Majesty.

His Majesty was indeed a King of Goodwill. We could never imagine life without His Majesty. Today we sit back and look at His life and how he managed to foster good relations across the world. King Zwelithini Goodwill ka-Bhekuzulu, rest now, Great King of Africa. A


n alchemist of Africangreatness. We celebrate you today. His Majesty will be remembered as a much-loved, visionarymonarch who made an important contribution to cultural identity, national unity and economicdevelopment in KwaZulu-Natal and through this, to the development of our country as a whole.

Indeed, our King has been the most consistent voice and campaigner for peace and unity in South Africaand the world at large. It must be said amidst the sinister forces that sought to formant war and mayhemamongst the Zulu people, His Majesty always stood on the side of those who strive for peace, stability,and prosperity of his people.

Today we Hail His Majesty. The King of the Zulu Nation for having heard the call of danger which hasbeen rising from within the inner soul of the people, and for having joined hands with the governmentand other structures of our nation to ensure that the massage about HIV / AIDS is understood by all andis heard through our communities. Unfortunately, the Covid 19 pandemic has robbed us of a great Kingwho walked amongst His people.

On a more personal note, I have had the singular privilege of working with His Majesty closelyover three decades. I was taken back by his overriding concern for the welfare of the Zulu Nation.His contribution towards agriculture and education will always be admired. I will forever cherishthe good memories we shared and continue promoting his legacy for generations to come.I salute a King of Peace.

A humble king who lived for His People.

LONG LIVE THE SPIRIT OF HLANGALOMHLABATI!

ISILO SAMABANDLA ONKE!

WENA WENDLOVU!BAYEDE!

For more information can contact email: sivanandaworldpeace@gmail.com

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Sivananda Mzotsha Nelson Mandela Project

Sivananda Mzotsha Project

SIVANANDA KING GOODWILL KA ZWELITHINI KA BHEKUZULU EDUCATION CENTRE

Powerful donation to rural schools

OFFICIAL OPENING OF COMPUTER CENTRE IN BRACKENHAM PRIMARY

Khayalethu Sivananda care centre

OFFICIAL OPENING OF WILLOWFONTEIN CRECHE

Triple Monument for Mandela, Zulu King and Sivananda in South Africa Unveiled

Johannesburg: A triple monument as a mark of respect to the former South African president Nelson Mandela, Zulu king Goodwill Zwelithini and spiritual leader Swami Sivananda was unveiled in a public park in Durban on Thursday. Advertisement Besides the first busts erected together of Mandela and Zwelithini, there is also the latest Sivananda Peace Pillar, a project initiated by South African Indian-origin philanthropist and businessman Ishwar Ramlutchman. Ramlutchman has also been anointed as an adopted son of the Zulu King, acquiring the title Mabheka Zulu. "I have been associated with the Zulu monarch and the Zulu nation since I was 20 years old. I was touched by the simplicity and the contribution of His Majesty and Dr Nelson Mandela to society and decided to honour them by commissioning this monument of peace in honour of them," Ramlutchman said. Zwelithini commended Ramlutchman for having installed 14 Sivananda Peace Pillars across the province of KwaZulu-Natal already. Advertisement "The Sivananda Peace Pillars are a beacon of unity in diversity. They are a source of inspiration and a reminder that peace and love should transcend our human limitations," Ramlutchman said, adding that he was humbled when the Dalai Lama gave his unconditional support for the project. Ramlutchman said the latest monument would also include a plaque commemorating the first Indian indentured labourers who arrived in Durban in 1860

School Developments

It is a great honour and privilege for me to be here at this function today.Education starts the day you are born and ends the day you leave your mortal coil.

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