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New website aims to create trusted ecosystem for Sanatan community
According to the foundation, the platform enables users to register digitally by submitting basic information, followed by a verification process.
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Staff Reporter - Sat, 03, Jan 2026
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Poster for ShreeSanatan Sewa Foundation’s digital platform shreesanatan.com / Courtesy: ShreeSanatan Sewa Foundation
The ShreeSanatan Sewa Foundation has launched shreesanatan.com, a new digital platform designed to verify and list Hindu-owned businesses, professional services, and matrimonial options, creating a trusted online ecosystem for members of the Sanatan community.
Developed as part of the Sanatan Certification initiative, the platform is positioned as a centralized directory designed to help users identify verified service providers and businesses operating within the community. The platform also includes a matrimonial service, 'Vivaah,' alongside business listings and certification features.
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Explaining the rationale behind the initiative, the foundation’s founder and president, Hemant Patel, said, “Hindus face many challenges. Everyone talks about them repeatedly, but very few practical solutions are implemented. As an engineer, I focus on solutions. After years of hard work, we built shreesanatan.com to address these real issues.”
The platform enables users to register digitally by submitting basic information, followed by a verification process. A registration fee of INR 100 (US$1.11) has been introduced to support authentication and platform maintenance. The system is fully automated and designed for use across regions.
Patel said the platform aims to improve user confidence when selecting services. “When a Hindu chooses to eat at a Hindu restaurant, there should be complete confidence in the purity and integrity of the food. That assurance and peace of mind is what this portal aims to provide,” he said.
The foundation said the platform is intended to expand access for businesses beyond their immediate geographic areas, while allowing users to search for verified services related to hospitality, transport, housing, and matrimonial needs through a single interface.
Describing the broader objective, Patel said, “This initiative is not just a website; it is a movement toward unity, trust, and self-reliance. When Hindus stand together economically and socially, the entire community gains strength and peace of mind.”
According to the foundation, the remaining operational processes are automated, with the platform’s long-term functioning dependent on user participation and adherence to verification standards.
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