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Eminent writer, blogger and speaker Sri Shefali Vaidya ji (@ShefVaidya) speaks at the launching ceremony of “Katha Eka Pratyavarthanachi”, the Marathi translation of the autobiography of O. Sruthi ji.

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Renowned author and speaker Sri Shefali Vaidya ji (@ShefVaidya) reviews the Book “Katha Eka Pratyavarthanachi”, the Marathi translation of the autobiography of O. Sruthi ji. Buy and support https://arshaworld.org/avs/about-the-book-katha-eka-pratyavarthanachi/

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Oru Paravarthanathinte Katha

It tells about how the author O Shruti was converted to another faith and returned to Sanathana Dharma.

Sruthi, a member of a Havyaka Brahmin family from Kasaragod, sparked controversy when she converted to another faith, adopting the name Rahmat. As a school teacher, she was one among thousands who had been misled into conversion. However, by the grace of God, she found her way to Aarsha Vidya Samajam, where she was introduced to Sanatana Dharma. 

Realizing the mistake of her conversion, Sruthi returned to her roots and dedicated herself as a full-time volunteer with Aarsha Vidya Samajam. Her efforts have been instrumental in guiding others back to their original faith and her YouTube video has garnered over 4 million views.  In the book "Oru Paravarthanathinte Katha", Sruthi explores the underlying causes of religious conversions and offers solutions, hoping to spare others from the pain and humiliation that her own family endured and to prevent others from being misled by misconceptions.

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'O Sruthi – Gosht Eka Parivartanachi' organized by Aayam Trust Nashik

Nashik, Maharashtra: Aacharyasri KR Manoj ji delivered the keynote address at the program ‘O Sruthi: Gosht Eka Parivartanachi’ organized by Aayam Trust Nashik on 31st August 2024. He emphasized on the need to train and generate full-time Dharma Pracharaks to promote real Sanathana Dharma to the whole world by 2030. The Marathi translation of "Katha Eka Pratyavarthanachi", the acclaimed autobiography of O. Sruthi ji, the first female Pracharika of Aarsha Vidya Samajam, was launched on July 14, 2024, at Lady Ramabai Hall in Pune. The event took place from 5 PM to 8 PM.

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Katha Eka Pratyavarthanachi (Marathi Book)

A Story of a Conversion (Why I Converted to Islam and Returned to Sanatan Dharma)

The Marathi translation of "Katha Eka Pratyavarthanachi", the acclaimed autobiography of O. Sruthi ji, the first female Pracharika of Aarsha Vidya Samajam, was launched on July 14, 2024, at Lady Ramabai Hall in Pune. The event took place from 5 PM to 8 PM.  Originally written in Malayalam as "Oru Paravarthanathinte Katha" and translated into English as "Story of a Reversion", the book chronicles Sruthi ji's journey of conversion to Islam and her subsequent return to Sanathana Dharma.

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Story of a Reversion

It tells about how the author O Shruti was converted to Islam and returned to Sanathana Dharma.

Sruthi, a member of a Havyaka Brahmin family from Kasaragod, sparked controversy when she converted to Islam, adopting the name Rahmat. As a school teacher, she was one among thousands who had been misled into conversion. However, by the grace of God, she found her way to Aarsha Vidya Samajam, where she was introduced to Sanatana Dharma. 

Realizing the mistake of her conversion, Sruthi returned to her roots and dedicated herself as a full-time volunteer with Aarsha Vidya Samajam. Her efforts have been instrumental in guiding others back to their original faith and her YouTube video has garnered over 4 million views.  In the book ‘Story of a Reversion’, Sruthi explores the underlying causes of religious conversions and offers solutions, hoping to spare others from the pain and humiliation that her own family endured and to prevent others from being misled by misconceptions.