Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh — October 2025: In a world often defined by speed and success, Parvathy Ananthanarayanan Mangala chose stillness — and in that silence, she found purpose.
On 31st July 2025, Parvathy boarded a flight from Mumbai to Ayodhya, guided not by ambition, but by faith. What began as a short pilgrimage to Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir and Hanuman Garhi turned into a life-changing decision. She canceled her return ticket and made Ayodhya her home — not out of impulse, but inner conviction.
From this sacred soil, she founded the Ram SwaRajya Library, a transformative literary initiative that reimagines ancient Indian wisdom for modern life. Writing under the pen name Ram SwaRajya, Parvathy has created a growing collection of short, spiritual fiction stories that blend timeless values with contemporary experiences. Each story — crafted to be read in 15 minutes — reminds readers that truth, compassion, and courage are not outdated ideals but essential tools for today’s world.
In just 60 days, Parvathy wrote 11 books, two of which are already available on Amazon, while printed copies are shared free of cost as part of her mission to make knowledge accessible to all. Through her MSME venture, Preethi Umashankar Iyer Creations, she has combined tradition, digital technology, and self-funded entrepreneurship to bring the voice of spirituality to modern readers.
Her goal is not commercial — it is transformational. The Ram SwaRajya Library aims to house 1,000 books that serve as mirrors of Indian culture, moral strength, and human unity.
“India doesn’t need louder voices; it needs purer ones,” Parvathy says. “If we learn to listen to our conscience — our Ram within — every person can become a light for the nation.”
Today, from Ayodhya, Parvathy writes not just for herself but for a country rediscovering its moral compass. Her journey is a reminder that when one individual follows their inner truth, an entire nation moves closer to its divine potential.
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