I am an aspirant of knowledge, with an interest in philosophy, business, and philanthropy. Of everything I have come across, the most elevating has been the thought of the divinity of man and universal oneness — taught by the scriptures, and put to the modern world by Swami Vivekananda in the nineteenth century.

I am an engineering graduate. I run Karthavya IT Solutions, a small business providing services in the IT sector, and I am managing trustee of the Swami Vivekananda Indian Revival Movement. I write, I counsel, and I build — and contributing to world peace is one of my main objectives.

In 2020 I compiled and published Be One with God, a volume of Swami Vivekananda's wisdom, and learnt the whole trade of publishing on the way — typesetting, cover, print, listing, packing, dispatch. In 2025 I released Bhasaka, a mantra and bhajan app built on the principle that an app should take nothing from the person using it.

TODO — this section is assembled from your blog's About page, in your own words. Expand it: how you came to counselling and social work, what the movement is for, and what you are working on this year. Three to five paragraphs in the first person is plenty.

How I work

Four things I keep coming back to

Not a method — closer to a set of commitments that hold across the counselling room, the field, and the codebase.

  • Every person is divine

    The idea I keep returning to, and the one Swami Vivekananda put at the centre of everything. It is not a sentiment — it changes how you treat the person in front of you, whoever they are.

  • Take nothing you do not need

    Bhasaka collects no data because it has no reason to. The same restraint belongs in a counselling record and in a donor list. Collecting less is a form of respect.

  • Compile before you compose

    I did not write Be One with God. I asked what was already there that too few people were reading, and made it easier to reach. That is usually the more useful question.

  • Finish the marathon

    Publishing that book took nine months of typesetting, proofing, printing, listing, packing, and dispatch — mostly alone. Most worthwhile things are long rather than hard.

Path

How it went, roughly

  1. Now

    Four threads at once

    Counselling, the movement, Karthavya IT Solutions, and whatever is being written or compiled next.

  2. 2025

    Bhasaka

    Released a mantra and bhajan app that works offline and collects no data whatsoever — no accounts, no analytics, no advertising.

  3. 2020

    Be One with God

    Compiled and self-published Swami Vivekananda’s wisdom into a single volume during the lockdown. Nine months from idea to dispatch, into a second print, and out to every state in India.

  4. 2020

    Srimad Bhagavadgita in Kannada

    A first e-book — the Gita compiled verse by verse and set so it can be chanted from. The book that taught me how books get made.

  5. TODO

    Swami Vivekananda Indian Revival Movement

    Became managing trustee of the movement. Add the founding year and what prompted it.

  6. TODO

    A brief political career

    Stood, served, and wrote honestly about what a political startup actually costs. Add the years and the office.

  7. TODO

    Karthavya IT Solutions

    Started the business that funds and builds everything else. Add the founding year.

Say hello

Questions are welcome before commitments are.

Whether you are considering counselling, thinking about a collaboration, or writing about the books — the door is open.