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About us

 Soubhagya Nirmalam Foundation was started by ten like- minded ladies as a Foundation on 8th March 2009 in New Delhi with the sole motto of providing service to the underprivileged segments of the Society. The Foundation also strives to develop culture and the everlasting good values (Sanatana Dharma) among the current generation.

The Foundation was founded in memory of the parents of the founders, Late Sri Ajjarapu Venkata Rao and his wife Late Smt Soubhagya Sundaram, who were themselves actively involved in serving the tribals in Khammam district of erstwhile Andhra Pradesh, now in Telangana. Late Sri A. Venkata Rao was a Philanthropist, Educationist and Author of many spiritual works. His spiritual guru, Shri Balananda Swami of Perantalapalli used to call him ‘Nirmalam’ meaning the pure hearted. Late Smt. Soubhagaya Sundaram was a very pious lady with Philanthropic outlook. They supported many poor children with food and education.

Taking their Philanthropic legacy forward, this time in a much more structured and systematic manner; their daughters – led by CA.P.Santha Devi founded the Soubhagya Nirmalam Foundation.



What we do

The basic objective of the Foundation is to reach out to the poor and needy people irrespective of the status, caste, creed or religion. The Foundation has identified four core areas which need interventions.

The Foundation has intervened on numerous occasions, though on a small scale, to the reach out to the needy people in these core sectors. Currently the Foundation is engaged in the projects of running a health facility, educational assistance for poor and needy students and tribal welfare. Now the Foundation is also involved in running a Health clinic in Munirka, New Delhi and a Health & Nutrition project in Rudrapur. Apart from providing assistance / services in the core sectors, the Foundation is currently involved in the publication of books authored by Sri Nirmalam.

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Spiritual Endeavours

To help develop spiritual and Dharmic thinking among the general public and also spread the message of Sanatana Dharma which provides solutions to the many problems that are plaguing the society at present, the Foundation has taken up the objective of publication of spiritual books, books on Indian Culture and Heritage and all other kinds of books for the furtherance of the objects of Foundation. Under this Objective the Foundation took up publication of the many spiritual books authored by late Sri Nirmalam garu. Sri Nirmalam garu has authored many books like - Rama Charitra (Ramayanam), an un-deviated Telugu prose version of Valmiki Ramayana in 3 volumes Sri Krishna Charitra (complete story of Krishna from birth to nirvana in Telugu prose in 5 volumes), Sri Ramakrishna Upanishattu- Telugu prose version of the Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna Srimad Bhagavadgita- Sloka vise meaning and Vyakhya in Telugu prose Sundarakanda- whole Sundarakanda written in Dvipadalu Sri Balananda Swamy Jeevita V...

Educational Initiatives

 Educational Initiatives The Foundation sponsored elocution and Poetry competitions in Ideal College, Kakinada in 2010. The Foundation has constituted two awards ‘Best Boy’ and ‘Best Girl’ in Tejasvi Vidyaranya CBSE School in Hyderabad in memory of Late Sri Ajjarapu Venkata Rao and Late Smt Soubhagya Sundaram to encourage and felicitate students with best all round performance. The Foundation has constituted a Gold medal and certificate for proficiency in Pathology to be given to the Topper in the subject every year in Gayatri Medical College, Visakhapatnam. This is just a gesture to encourage students to excel in studies. As part of the award, the eligible student will be presented with a gold plated silver medal weighing 100gms and a certificate. The Foundation organized essay writing, elocution, recitation and drawing competitions for children in J.R.Narang Deepalaya Learning centre on the occasion of the Centenary birth celebrations of Sri Nirmalam and gave sixty three prizes i...

Tribal Welfare Projects

 Tribal Welfare Projects: The Foundation has taken up activities in a tribal belt in the Khamman District of Telangana. The settlement is called Perantapalli where tribals called ‘Konda Reddis’ live. The settlement is in the Eastern Ghats. The Foundation regularly sends rations, clothes, woolens etc for the Tribals living there. Sanitation: There were no household toilets in Perantapalli village and the tribal villagers used to defecate in the forests. So, with a view to improve the living conditions of the tribals, the Foundation advanced Rs 10000 for construction of Community toilets.