Nitya Stotra Parayanam (NSP), a non-profit initiative dedicated to preserving and propagating Sanatana Dharma, celebrated its anniversary by organising a grand Chandi Homam at Kamakoti Kalyana Mandapam in Secunderabad.
The homam was performed with traditional Vedic observances, seeking the blessings of Jagajjanani Sri Durga Devi for universal peace, prosperity, human well-being and the welfare of all. Members of the organisation, devotees and well-wishers participated in the ceremony.
Founded in August 2024, Nitya Stotra Parayanam has been working to make traditional Sanskrit spiritual learning accessible through free online classes. The initiative teaches stotras and shlokas, with emphasis on correct pronunciation, word-by-word chanting, meanings and their spiritual and philosophical significance.
According to the organisation, more than 18,000 people from over 10 countries have participated in its learning programmes, creating an international community of spiritual learners.
Under the guidance of its founder and spiritual teacher, Dr. Smt. Nisha Chandana, NSP conducts regular stotra parayanams, interactive learning sessions, scripture-reading workshops, discussions and satsangs. Its programmes cover several sacred compositions, including Shree Lakshmi Sahasranamam, Sri Rama Raksha Stotram, Shivananda Lahari, Soundarya Lahari, Durga Saptashati and Kanakadhara Stotram.
Spiritual learning and social service
Alongside its educational activities, the organisation undertakes charitable initiatives guided by the principle Manava Sevaye Madhava Seva – service to humanity is service to God.
Its activities include Annadanam, distribution of books to students and assistance to underprivileged and needy sections of society.
The anniversary celebrations reflected the organisation’s focus on combining traditional spiritual practices with community participation and service. Through its free online initiatives, NSP aims to make scriptural learning accessible to people across age groups and geographical boundaries while encouraging the preservation of India’s spiritual heritage for future generations.
