In a world of noise, she chose silence — in hunger, she gave food. In forgetting, she gave remembrance. Mohana Priya walks the quiet path of seva, bridging ancient knowledge and human kindness.

Mohana Priya walks the path of Shiva’s grace — serving food with humility, preserving divine wisdom with purpose. As a mother, she nurtures life. As a devotee, she uplifts souls. Through Mandhiram.com, she brings together annadhanam (the gift of food) and gnana dhanam (the gift of knowledge), creating a legacy rooted in love, service, and spiritual truth. Mohana Priya is not only the heart behind Mandhiram.com — she’s also a devoted wife to Murali, a talented web designer, and a proud mother of two children, Aadithya and Samuktha.

Her journey began with a simple yet powerful question: “What can I do to ease someone’s suffering today?” That question led her from feeding the hungry on streets, public places, etc.. to building one of the most ambitious platforms for Indian literature and spiritual knowledge.

🫱 A Mission that Feeds Both Body and Soul

🍱 Feeding the Forgotten

Mohana Priya and her family actively reach out to the hungry — elderly, abandoned, and homeless — serving warm meals with dignity and compassion. With just ₹40, anyone can join her in ending hunger one plate at a time.

📚 Preserving India’s Sacred Texts

Through Mandhiram.com, she has made available:

• The complete Thirumandhiram with 5-language translations
• The Atharva Veda, fully accessible and translated
• Music renditions of spiritual verses
• A growing Tamil dictionary
• A vision to build a Wikipedia for Indian cultural texts

👪 Family & Purpose

Behind every act of service is a home filled with love. Mohana Priya’s husband, Murali, supports her vision with his skills as a web designer, helping build the digital infrastructure of Mandhiram.com. Her children, Aadithya and Samuktha, inspire her to create a world rooted in compassion, knowledge, and cultural pride.

“I want my children to grow up in a world where ancient wisdom is alive — and no one goes to sleep hungry.”
— Mohana Priya