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Hindu eShop: Promoting the Bharatiya content

A number of books and games on Ramayana & Mahabharata have been put up by Hindu eShop to inspire readers to get an understanding of the past. The intent is to spread the message of our national icons. As a part of Deepawali special edition, we are presenting a series on few success stories of Bharatiya startup ecosystem

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In 2019, Hindu eShop began with the intent of building national awareness, confidence and pride among Hindus by creating an online eco-system for curated books and products for Rashtra and Dharma.

The online platform www.hindueshop.com hosts curated books, games, inspiring quotes, laminates, calendars, handmade goods and T-shirts. Over 200 book publishers and designers, from across the country, are part of the eco-system including Suruchi Prakashan, Prabhat Prakashan, Garuda Prakashan, Aditya Prakashan, Rupa Publications, Sri Ramakrishna Math, Vivekananda Kendra, Samvit Prakashan, Supatha Foundation and Sri Bharati Prakashan.

The team at Hindu eShop has quenched the thirst of knowledge of over 5,000 customers over 3,400 pin-codes covering all States and Union Territories of Bharat by delivering over 1 lakh books in nine languages. The encouraging part is that the platform has over 50 per cent readers in Bharatiya languages.

Over 300 authors including more than 50 women writers found a platform to spread their books through the website. The site has been of utmost benefit for first time writers and self-publishers who require both a platform for sales as well as social media reach.

The team is choosy about the books that are onboarded on the platform to ensure that the readers are assured of getting a good book when they land on the platform. Each book is reviewed by the editorial team Or which goes through a recommendation of some erudite well-wishers.

Hindu eShop has played an active role in promoting books that spread the truth on issues of national importance like Sri Rama Janmabhoomi, Article 370 and 35A, CAA, Gauraksha, Delhi riots, Hindu genocide, Gharwapsi, perils of conversion, Terrorism, Islamic radicalisation, Islamic grooming and Christian evangelism. Matters of historical importance like the Malabar genocide, Partition of Bharat, the propaganda against Veda and Hindu knowledge traditions, resistance of Hindus to Islamic invaders and the European colonisers all find a place on the site.

At the same time, with a view to inculcate Dharmic values among children and youth, there are a large number of books and games on the Ramayana, Mahabharata, Panchatantra. Our national heroes and books help them to get a clear understanding of the past and help them prepare for the future as confident Hindus.

The platform has received appreciation on social media from authors and customers including Sri J.Nandakumar, Dr. Ratan Sharda, Sri Umesh Upadhyay, Smt. Shefali Vaidya, Sri Hitesh Shankar, Sri Arun Anand, Sri Sandeep Balakrishna, Sri Saurabh Shah, Smt. Sai Swaroopa and so on.

About the company

Hindu eShop is an initiative of Ajeyam Strategy and Marketing Pvt Ltd, a company whose mission is to enable noble initiatives to succeed by building a holistic strategy. It has it’s headquarters at Bhagyanagar (Hyderabad) and has three Directors on its board.

The operations of Hindu eShop are headed by Sri Satish Inani, an engineer by education who worked as a Sangh pracharak in North Eastern Bharat. It has a small fulltime team but a large volunteer base of well-wishers who want good thoughts to spread in the true Vedic Spirit of “Krinvanto Vishwamaaryam”.

Topics: Bharatiya languagesDeepawali SpecialAjeyam StrategyHindu eShop
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