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Dharmo Rakshati Rakshitaha
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Dharmo Rakshati Rakshitaha
Focus Areas
Value system
Supporting and defending Indian traditions and value systems
Legal Action
Tactical cases at a local/regional level all the way up to Constitutional reforms.
Temples and endowments
Advocating for proper administration and separation of government from temple administration
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Our Trustees
Madhusudhan Srinivasan
Madhusudhan Srinivasan is a scientist with training in polymeric materials science with an emphasis on bio-based products & sustainable development. He is deeply interested in dharmic & environmental issues.
Madhusudhan Srinivasan
Madhusudhan Srinivasan is a scientist with training in polymeric materials science with an emphasis on bio-based products & sustainable development. He is deeply interested in dharmic & environmental issues.
Aishwarya Ravilochanan Iyengar
Aishwarya Krishnan is a chennai based activist who is extremely passionate about temples and native traditions.
Aishwarya Ravilochanan Iyengar
Aishwarya Krishnan is a chennai based activist who is extremely passionate about temples and native traditions.
Shilpa Nair
Shilpa Nair, who is currently the president of “People For Dharma”, is an entrepreneur based in Dubai. She is the Managing Director and CEO of Blue Bird Packaging Industries LLC. She is also a person who has tasted success in the field of arts, being a trained classical vocalist and dancer.
Shilpa Nair, who is currently the president of “People For Dharma”, is an entrepreneur based in Dubai. She is the Managing Director and CEO of Blue Bird Packaging Industries LLC. She is also a person who has tasted success in the field of arts, being a trained classical vocalist and dancer.
Anjali George
Anjali George is an activist, writer and a reformer who is extremely passionate and ardent about the preservation of Indic and indigenous cultures. She is one of the pioneers behind the ‘ready to wait’ movement, which was launched in opposition of a politically motivated attack by so called feminists on the tradition of Sabarimala temple. She also serves as a group member of the ‘Indic Collective Trust’.
Anjali George
Anjali George is an activist, writer and a reformer who is extremely passionate and ardent about the preservation of Indic and indigenous cultures. She is one of the pioneers behind the ‘ready to wait’ movement, which was launched in opposition of a politically motivated attack by so called feminists on the tradition of Sabarimala temple. She also serves as a group member of the ‘Indic Collective Trust’.
Ravilochanan
Ravilochanan is a finance professional who is interested in economics and history. Is a student of Indic orthopraxy, philosophy and keen on demographic studies. A believer in constitutional process to arrive at solutions for the problems undermining Indic communities at large.
What our followers say
Control over Hindu temples by the state must stop. Hindus alone should have control over financial and administrative matters.
Ajey Mepparambath
This is a great initiative taken by you people. Wish you all the best.
Ashish
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