Mero Vrindavan Foundation

We are on the 2nd floor of the Apsara Cinema Complex, right there at the Delhi U.P. border in Chikamberpur. If you’ve ever been to that cinema, you know it’s a landmark around Ghaziabad. Our space is up the stairs, and it’s a bit of an old building. We spend our time working on things related to Vrindavan and spiritual stuff. The hallway can be a bit dark, but once you get inside our office, it’s alright. We have a few windows that look out over the road, so we see all the traffic coming across the border. It gets really loud with the horns honking all day, but we’re used to it by now. There are a few of us here, mostly sitting around the big table in the middle. We handle a lot of inquiries from people who want to visit the temples or do something good for the community. It’s not a polished corporate office at all. We have some stacks of flyers and old books lying around. The tea guy comes by twice a day, and that’s usually when we take a break. It’s a practical place for people who care about the culture around here. We just do our bit to help visitors and locals understand the traditions better. It’s a lot of paperwork and talking to people who walk in from the street. The elevator is a bit slow, so most of us just take the stairs anyway.