What We Do

The Vedas empower individuals to make a connection with the inner divine light and thereby lead fulfilling lives on Earth and beyond. As inheritors of this profound culture, it is both our honor and duty to carry this ancient culture forward, preserving its purity and passing the torch to the next generation.

The Viswa Veda Parayana Brindam is a non-profit organization committed to assisting individuals and organizations striving to preserve and promote the ancient Vedic culture, scriptures, and arts. We offer support in the form of educational assistance, medical aid, and stipends. We collaborate with organizations that share our values and mission, and conduct workshops to impart ancient wisdom to the next generation.

VVPB is a registered non-profit organization under 501(c)(3) status, founded in 2019 in Houston, Texas, USA, by Dr. Raghu Sarma Chunduru and a dedicated team of volunteers.

Our Mission

• To provide support to individuals and organizations dedicated to preserving ancient cultures, scriptures, and arts.
• To advocate for and establish Sanatana Dharma, Vedic culture, and education (Veda Poshana and Veda Samrakshana) at both individual and societal levels.
• To offer service (Seva) to underprivileged women, differently abled children and those in need of rehabilitation and development (Manava Uddharana).
• To extend care and support to animals, including the management and establishment of Goshalas (Go Samrakshana).

VVPB organizes regular chanting workshops aimed at imparting our ancient wisdom and creating awareness, with a particular focus on engaging the younger generation and senior citizens. Annually, VVPB hosts a platform that encourages global citizens adhering to Sanatana Dharma to come together and partake in the Vishnu Sahasranama Yajna.

This mission became a reality through a strong partnership between Vedavyasa Vidya Vignana Varadhi and the Tarani Foundation, with invaluable support from Sri IYR Krishna Rao, the former Chief Secretary of the Government of Andhra Pradesh, and Sri Laxman.