Inauguration of Master of Business Administration (M. B. A.) Programme in VVWU
Establishment of Vanita Vishram Women's University (VVWU)
(First private women’s university of Gujarat)
Inauguration of Vanita Vishram Wellness Institute
Inauguration of Vanita Art Gallery
Inauguration of Vanita Vishram Innovation & Research Centre
(Merged with VVWU)
Inauguration of Vanita Institute of Open Schooling
(VIOS)
Inauguration of Vanita Vishram Institute of Computer Science
(Merged with VVWU)
Inauguration of Vanita Vishram Women's College of Commerce
(BBA Department)
(Dissolved in 2023 and the programmes ran under it, are now run under VVWU)
Inauguration of Sheth P. T. Mahila College of Arts and Home Science (Science Unit)
(Dissolved in 2023 and the programmes ran under it, are now run under VVWU)
Inauguration of Natkhat Nest Baby Day Care for Girls and Boys
Inauguration of Vanita Vishram Beauty Parlour and Training Institute
(Merged with Vanita Vishram Wellness Centre)
Inauguration of Vanita Vishram Sports Complex
Inauguration of Institute of Garment and Fashion Designing (IGFD)
Inauguration of Vanita Vishram Women Empowerment Section
Inauguration of K. D. S. Vanita Vishram School of Nursing
Inauguration of Vanita Vishram Sangeet Vidhyalay
Inauguration of Vanita Vishram Women’s College of Commerce
(Dissolved in 2023 and the programmes ran under it, are now run under VVWU)
Inauguration of Dr. Premlilaben V. T. Primary Girls’ School
(English Medium)
Inauguration of Smt. Parvatiben Desai Vidyakunj Pre-Primary School
(Gujarati Medium & English Medium)
Inauguration of Dr. Premlilaben V. T. Primary Girls’ School
(Gujarati Medium)
Inauguration of Sheth P. T. Mahila College of Arts and Home Science
Inauguration of Sir V.D.T. Girls’ High School
Inauguration Vanita Vishram Training College
(Closed)
Vanita Vishram Training College was established in Mumbai.
The ashram building (now called the Heritage Building) was built in Surat.
A Formal Trust was established.
Vanita Vishram was established on 15th May, 1907 and on the auspicious day of “Akhatrij” by two widows, namely, Smt. Bajigauri D. Munshi and Smt. Shivgauri K. Gajjar. They founded the “Ashram” with their valuable savings of Rs. 2000.
