The organization

A friend of society — with one person you can write to.

Sanghamitra (సంఘమిత్ర) has been a community organization since the early 2000s. Sreenivasa Ainapurapu founded it and still leads the sittings. The site is the organization’s, not a personal homepage. He is the face.

The work is sharing: Vedic mathematics, Telugu, meditation, literature, and the older art forms, offered as one family — Vasudhaika Kutumbam.

The public trail is long: Medhavadhanam showcases from 2007, temple and community programs, Facebook, YouTube, and WhatsApp so you can watch and sit from home.

Friendship is a relation with no age bound. Even a two-year-old and someone of eighty can be friends. That is why the name Sanghamitra — friend of society.
— Sreenivasa, Medhavadhanam 2014, Part 1
Medhavadhanam 2026 at the Hindu Temple of St. Louis, with the Sanghamitra banner
Medhavadhanam 2026, Hindu Temple of St. Louis. The club sits under Sanghamitra. Sreenivasa founded both and still stands in the hall.

Under the umbrella

Eight lines of work. His list.

Sreenivasa wrote this for the site. Over 25 years under Sanghamitra. The public name and the channel About line start in 2003.

  1. Sharing and caring

    Food donation, clothing, fee payment and books for students who cannot otherwise afford them, and financial and moral support to elders. Give toward this work, or volunteer.

  2. Srinivasa Ramanujan MathemaTRICKS Club

    Vedic mathematics summer program, middle- and high-school math tutoring, ACT and SAT coaching. Enroll a student.

  3. Telugu

    Teaching through SiliconAndhra Manabadi. Ask for a seat.

  4. Poetry

    He writes. One Satakam was published last year; others are in progress. Readers, start here.

  5. Knowledge sharing

    Sessions on Facebook, YouTube, WhatsApp, and this site. Watch · Facebook · WhatsApp group

  6. Meditation, anger, stress

    Meditation camps, and presentations on anger management and stress management. Invite a sitting.

  7. Ancient art forms

    Harikatha, Burrakatha, Sundara Kanda, dance and the other old forms the channel About names. The traditions page.

  8. The quarterly magazine, 2003–2011

    Sanghamitra’s online quarterly for knowledge, wisdom, and fun. It ran from 2003 to 2011. We do not have the archive on this site yet. If you have an issue, send it.