NRIVA chapters across US unite in global celebrations of devotion and service

St. Louis, Missouri: The spirit of community and faith resonated across the globe as numerous NRIVA chapters held Vasavi Atmarpana Pooja over the weekend, captivating hearts with their immense devotion and spiritual connection.

“I am filled with joy and pride to witness this outpouring of faith,” expressed Srinivasa Rao Pandiri, President of NRI Vasavi Association. “These collective events beautifully illustrate the strength and unity that bind us together as an extended family.”

Heartfelt appreciation was extended to the dedicated Pooja Committee, led by Manjula Voleti, for their exceptional coordination and tireless efforts in making these events possible. Mr. Pandiri further expressed his deepest gratitude to Vandana Ramuni, VA/DC Chapter Lead and Co-Chair, for her insightful video explaining the history of Vasavi Maatha and the significance of Atmarpana. This educational resource played a vital role in deepening understanding and encouraging participation across chapters.

Mr. Pandiri emphasized the importance of unity and collaboration. “Let us carry this spirit forward,” he stated, “propelling NRI Vasavi Association to even greater heights as we promote peace, forgiveness, and compassion within our community and beyond.”

With the month of February designated as NRIVA’s (NRI Vasavi Association) service month, the organization encourages all members to continue inspiring and supporting each other, fostering a strong bond of spirituality and service that extends beyond borders.