Shri Radhe Maa - Sadhu Bhoj

Shri Radhe Maa urges her devotees to honor all who devote their lives to God.

Shri Radhe Maa says that the least among them is better than those who pursue worldly concerns.

Shri Radhe Maa Ji participates in the Sadhu Bhoj where the sadhu's are provided meals.

Many people believe that giving people whatever they want to give is a donation, but that not what donation is, a donation is giving people whatever they need.

If you donate clothes to somebody who already has many clothes, it is of no use. Instead, give clothes to people who need clothes.

Similarly, wasting and throwing away food is irrational. Instead, give food to the hungry and clothes to people who need them.

Shri Radhe Maa indulges herself in various activities like Educational Help, free food distribution, Clothes distribution, Medical help, Financial Help, Marriage help, etc. Mamtamayi Shri Radhe Maa Ji has been serving mankind for 27 years now. 

Shri Radhe Maa Ji is truly an Ocean Of Kindness.

For medical and educational help, we are a helping hand. for more info, visit us at www.radhemaa.com or contact sevadaar Nandi Babaji on - 9820969020

Radhe Maa Not Named As Accused in Dowry Harrasment Case

MUMBAI: Radhe Maa, who was questioned last year in connection with a dowry harassment complaint filed by a woman, has not been named as an accused in the case, a senior police officer said today.
Radhe Maa, has not been named in the charge sheet submitted by the Kandivali police in a local court.

"Since we haven't found any evidence against Kaur, she has not been named as an accused in the case," the officer said.

However, six others persons, including the complainant woman's husband and in-laws, have been made accused in the case, police said.

The charge sheet was filed about 10 days back, the officer added.

A 32-year-old woman had last year filed a complaint of domestic violence and dowry harassment against her in-laws and Radhe Maa. She alleged that the 'Radhe Maa' instigated her in-laws, who have been her followers for last several years.

Later, Radhe Maa was questioned by police in connection with the case where she denied all allegations against her.

Radhe Maa Not Named As Accused in Dowry Harrasment Case

MUMBAI: Radhe Maa, who was questioned last year in connection with a dowry harassment complaint filed by a woman, has not been named as an accused in the case, a senior police officer said today.

Radhe Maa, has not been named in the charge sheet submitted by the Kandivali police in a local court.

"Since we haven't found any evidence against Kaur, she has not been named as an accused in the case," the officer said.

However, six others persons, including the complainant woman's husband and in-laws, have been made accused in the case, police said.

The charge sheet was filed about 10 days back, the officer added.

A 32-year-old woman had last year filed a complaint of domestic violence and dowry harassment against her in-laws and Radhe Maa. She alleged that the 'Radhe Maa' instigated her in-laws, who have been her followers for last several years.

Later, Radhe Maa was questioned by police in connection with the case where she denied all allegations against her.

Radhe Maa—Blanket Donation Campaign

Shri Radhe Maa organized a blanket donation camp for the underprivileged people.
Every initiative by Radhe Maa has taken her one step towards her vision of breaking the vicious cycle of poverty and social isolation and to restore hope for a better future. Radhe Maa believes “God gives us opportunity to serve him by serving humanity”.

Many organizations around the world are working towards helping and protecting the underprivileged. Many have come up with initiatives for promoting education. These type initiatives are launched every day and people around the world are working hard towards making the world a better place. Shri Radhe Guru Maa Charitable Trust is one such organization who have been working for 27 years towards the betterment of underprivileged people. Radhe Maa has inspired countless number of followers in the country and abroad to share what they have with the less fortunate through health camps, and donations of books, medicines and clothes.