Our story

Who we are

mypandulipi is not run by a company. It is run by a husband and wife from Indore who believe scripture deserves to be held, not just read. This is why we started, and what we are trying to do.

Chandni Soni

Prabhusevika

Chandni studied engineering and worked for years at Tesco in Bengaluru. After she got married, she moved to Indore. Today, she runs the home and takes care of the family, and she runs mypandulipi with the same care and discipline, every single day.

mypandulipi was born from her heart. She has always felt close to the Ramayana and to Lord Shiva, and she prays every day. One question kept coming back to her: why do we read scripture from a plain printed book now, when it used to be handwritten and bound with so much love? That one question became mypandulipi.

Chandni looks after everything. She chooses the materials, checks the quality, and packs every single order herself, all while running her home. Her dream is simple but big: to see one of these books in every home that wants one. She believes this brings families closer to Sanatan tradition, and helps them truly feel God’s presence, not just read about it.

Rupesh Kumar Verma

Prabhusevak

Rupesh works as an engineer in an IT company in Indore. But outside his job, many people know him for something else: his beautiful bhajan singing, and the way he leads Sundarkand path in homes and offices almost every Saturday.

He grew up near Braj in Uttar Pradesh, the land of Krishna and Radha. His love for them started when he was just a child, long before mypandulipi was even an idea. For years, he led Sundarkand path purely as seva. Meeting hundreds of devotees every year, he saw how much people still long to hold scripture in their hands, not just see it on a screen.

Rupesh started mypandulipi together with his wife, Chandni. They both want the same simple thing: to put these sacred books in every home that wants one, so people feel more positive, more strong, and more connected to God in their everyday life.

How it started

Two paths to the same idea

Chandni’s devotion to the Ramayana and to Shiva, and Rupesh’s lifelong closeness to Krishna and Radha through years of leading Sundarkand path, came from very different places: an engineer-turned-homemaker in Indore, and a path pravachak from Braj. But both kept coming back to the same thought. Scripture that is merely printed gets read once and shelved. Scripture that is handbound gets kept, touched, and returned to.

That shared thought became mypandulipi: a small, family-run effort to bring Sundarkand, chalisas and other granths into homes across India, one order packed by the two of them at a time.

या देवी सर्वभूतेषु शक्तिरूपेण संस्थिता।
नमस्तस्यै नमस्तस्यै नमस्तस्यै नमो नमः॥

“To the Devi who lives in all beings in the form of Shakti, salutations, again and again.” The same strength this verse calls upon is what both founders hope every pandulipi carries quietly into the home it reaches.

Devi Mahatmyam

What we are working toward

Our shared agenda

गृह

A mypandulipi in every home

Not a shelf ornament, but a granth that is actually opened, read and kept close, in as many homes as we can reach.

धर्म

A stronger Sanatan practice

Every order is one more household with easier, more inviting access to daily path. Practice made a little simpler to keep up.

शक्ति

Strength through devotion

Whatever a family is going through, we hope a pandulipi kept close brings them a little more positivity and resolve to face it.

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