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Radha Seva is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the widows and the local Brajavasis of Govardhan in Vrindavan, India, to preserve its historic land and care for its communities. 

ABOUT US

Together we will ensure a
beautiful Vrindavan.

Since RadhaSeva was founded in 2010, we've been on a mission to support local residents restore the beauty of Govardhan.

We have the vision to see every widow in Vrindavan thriving and supported and every cultural and historic location maintained. 
We also have a vision for future generations to come. We believe that together we are an empowered community, and Govardhan's history will last the tests of time.  

1 Million
Prasadam Meals Distributed

800,000
Lbs of Trash Removed

650,000
People Served

Every single major kunda in Govardhan restored and maintained

Leading the Team

Our Founder
Radhika 

RadhaSeva began with a simple, heartfelt desire to see Govardhan in Vrindavan, India, restored to its original beauty and its widows and local communities thriving.

 

Today, RadhaSeva has far surpassed its humble roots and has continued to thrive for nearly 15 years. Still, Radhika's desire to support the protection of the culture and people of Govardhan remains the same. 

Contact her at: radhika@radharani.com

OUR LOCAL TEAM

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Seemant Sharma
Chief Operating Officer

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Sri Ram
Supervisor 

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Dharma
Supervisor

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RadhaSeva. A USA 501(c)(3) registered nonprofit. RadhaSeva is a dual-qualified charity in USA and India with Padma Charitable Trust. 

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RadhaSeva is a non-sectarian nonprofit organization dedicated to the well-being of the widows of Vrindavan, the preservation of its cultural heritage, and the support of local communities. While our work involves topics related to Vrindavan’s historical and spiritual significance, including references to Krishna, local traditions, and the widows’ faith, our organization itself does not represent or promote any particular religion or sect. Our mission is rooted in cultural preservation, humanitarian activites, and community support, and we collaborate with both religious and non-religious entities to serve to that end.

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