A Hindu parent teaching her 10-year old son.

A HOME
FOR HINDU PARENTS

Hindu Parenting guides parents in raising culturally aware children who appreciate, defend, and actively participate in preserving the richness of their Hindu heritage and traditions.

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What We Do

Hindu Parenting podcast on Onam Festival

Workshop on Becoming Shakthi by Ami Gunathra and Anshu Dubey orgainized by Hindu Parenting.

Movie poster of the movie "Namaste Yoga"

Podcasts

Listen to the leaders and change makers who are leading the way in helping us rediscover the rich culture of the Hindu civilization - from entrepreneurs, writers, professors to youth leaders, and next-gen rising stars and visionaries.

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Classes

Enroll your children in our special classes and workshops so that they can learn directly from highly accomplished people. All the workshops for teenagers are carefully designed to make wisdom from the shastras applicable and accessible to the modern teen.

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Blogs

Read articles on a variety of topics related to Hindu culture, how to interest children in festivals and traditions, practical guides on current issues such as handling activism. In addition, read reviews on books, events, movies, and new and innovative products being developed for Hindus.

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Highlights for the week

Competition - International Bindi and Tilak Day - Deadline Oct 15

On the occasion of the 4th International Bindi & Tilak Day, Oct 15th 2024, Hindu Parenting in association with Hinduism Worldwide Inc., Hindu Council of Australia, Sydney Sanskrit School, Global Hindu Federation and Insight UK, is happy to announce a fun competition.

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Introducing Hindu Parenting

First time visitor? Please read this first blog article introducing Hindu Parenting and its mission.

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Special Podcast

There is nothing more peaceful than listening to the Ramayana story. This is a special ongoing podcast that began on Aug 2022 and is based on the Ramayana written by Rishi Valmiki.

The original shlokas are recited in Sanskrit followed by their English translation. The Sanskrit Shlokas and their English translation are from the "Srimad Valmiki Ramayan" Publication by the Gita Press, Gorakhpur.

Subscribe to the podcast to listen to all the episodes and have a great start to your day.

Our Mission

Parenting is a full-time commitment, more so for the difficult job of raising Hindu children in today's world. The mission of Hindu Parenting is to offer a sensible, creative, relevant approach for Hindu parents worldwide to raise balanced kids who appreciate our ancient civilization's richness. The goal is to facilitate a love for Hindu culture so that our children can enrich their lives and become active participants in its preservation for future generations.

Support Us

If you wish to support our mission of enabling Hindu parents to raise worthy inheritors of the Hindu civilization, you can subscribe to our newsletter on Substack.

Meet the Team

Founder, Podcast Co-host

Rekha Achyutuni

Rekha started this initiative in 2021 to provide Hindu parents with the tools needed to raise children with a strong Hindu consciousness while being able to successfully engage with the modern world. She teaches communication and aesthetics in the popular Alankara shastra course for teens.

Rekha is a writer and a podcaster. She has an MBA from Santa Clara university, California and a Master’s Certificate in Vedic Sciences from MIT-ADT, Pune.

Podcast Co-host

Shalini Puthiyedam

Shalini is a Managing Trustee at Infinity Foundation India and podcasting co-host at Hindu Parenting. She is proficient in 7 languages and has worked for about two decades in various roles as an engineer, teacher, student of language, translator, relationship manager and project manager for various projects in diverse domains.

She believes in the enduring value of Hindu traditions and sees Hindu Parenting as a way to pass on samskaras to future generations.

Every Hindu parent is a bridge connecting the world's oldest living civilization to the present

Hindu Parenting

A HOME FOR HINDU PARENTS