01Where our story began
Temple Decor
Our journey began by adorning sacred spaces. Through fresh flowers, colour and thoughtful detail, each setting is created as an offering - a place for beauty, stillness and devotion.
Designed & Decorated by Pink Elephant Event - Decor by Isha
Shree Siddhivinayak Temple, MumbaiShirdi Sai BabaGuruji Ashram - Bada Mandir, DelhiMaa Vaishno Devi ShrineVrindavanShri Kali Dakshineshwar Mandir, Haridwar
Mumbai · 2014
Shree Siddhivinayak Temple
A cherished milestone in our journey of temple seva.
Maharashtra
Shirdi Sai Baba
Vivid marigolds and purple blooms frame spaces of prayer and darshan.
Delhi · 2011-2023
Guruji Ashram - Bada Mandir
Over a decade of floral seva in a place held close to our hearts, where our journey of adorning the divine first took root.
18 March 2026
Maa Vaishno Devi Shrine
A floral offering created for Chaitra Navratri.
Uttar Pradesh
Vrindavan
White blossoms, lush greens and delicate pink details transform the temple for darshan.
Haridwar
Shri Kali Dakshineshwar Mandir
Created at the mandir of Swami Kailashanand Giri ji, where red roses, jasmine and greenery shape a powerful welcome to Maa Kali.
02School Programs · MPS School, Shalimar Bagh · 8 March 2026
Stillness, music
and living values.
A morning designed to help young minds pause, listen and connect - with themselves, with one another and with the cultural roots that shape them.
The children began with a peaceful meditation session, discovering that calm can be simple, natural and close at hand. Soulful bhajans by Rasraj Ji and his daughter then brought the room together through music and devotion.
Watching the children respond so openly to stillness and song was a reminder of what becomes possible when mindfulness and tradition are introduced with warmth. It was a small but meaningful step towards nurturing focus, values and spirituality from a young age.
03Movie Screening · PVR Cinemas, Vasant Kunj · 25 August 2026
A story that brought
heritage to life.
Naitrana Foundation brought schoolchildren together for a full-house screening of Hanuman Ansh - using cinema as a bridge to India's stories, values and cultural memory.
1,300children, in the Foundation's account
3participating school and community groups
1shared experience rooted in culture
According to the Foundation, children from Gaur International School Noida, Gurukul School Noida and the Beti Bachao Beti Padhao Abhiyan joined the screening. Founder Isha Saini spoke with them about the film's message and the values within its story.
The children also met the film's young actors, making the day feel immediate and memorable. For Naitrana, the gathering was part of a wider effort to help young people encounter India's culture and heritage with curiosity, joy and a sense of belonging.
04Cultural Program & Langar Seva · Sarvodaya Bal Vidyalay, Jaunapur · 8 September 2026
Culture shared.
Care served.
A school gathering sponsored by Naitrana Foundation brought music, dance and meditation together - then carried that spirit of community forward through food served to the children.
In the Foundation's account, the program invited children to experience culture in many forms: reflection through meditation, expression through dance and devotion through music. Celebrated singer Shri Ankit Batra shared devotional songs, adding a soulful note to the day.
After the cultural program, langar was served to the schoolchildren. The meal gave the gathering a simple, tangible close - values expressed through hospitality, participation and food shared together.
