Namasthey to one and all…
Today, as the 28th of March 2026 marks a decade of Sri Aryahi Foundation, I stand here with a heavy heart—not with celebration, but with truth.
Sri Aryahi Foundation was established on 28th March 2016… by me… Mono… an ordinary Indian who chose an extraordinary path of serving others—alone.
It hurts… deeply. It breaks something within you.
For 10 long years… I have faced pain, betrayal, humiliation, and countless challenges—only because I chose to remain genuine.
I did it all. Alone.
Handling hundreds of desperate calls… listening to cries for help… becoming a bridge between donors and the needy… explaining, convincing, begging… just to bring relief into someone’s life—it is not just difficult… it is emotionally exhausting beyond words.
And yet… not even a fraction of gratitude came back. Not from students… Not from beneficiaries… Not from those whose lives changed…
Thousands came into this foundation—but with what intentions?
And when I refused to bow down… when I stood firm on ethics… their only weapon was false allegations and character attacks. But I still believe—“Satyameva Jayate”—Truth alone wins.
The most painful part? People who stood beside me… instead of supporting me… asked me to shut down… to sell this foundation… because they saw me spending my own money for others. Not a word of encouragement. Not a hand to support. Only pressure to give up.
Yet… through all this darkness… I stood strong. Not because I am powerful… But because God gave me the strength to endure.
Today, I complete 10 years—not with celebration—but with dignity. Yes, I proudly say this: I built and ran one of the most transparent foundations, where every account, every expense is open for the world to see.
But behind this transparency… there were sleepless nights. Not a single day gave me peace. Not even an hour of true rest. Every day tested me. Every day broke me. Every day rebuilt me.
Yet… I do not regret. Because every life I touched… every tear I wiped… every soul I helped… was real. And for that… I am grateful to God. Grateful for trusting me with this responsibility. Grateful for guiding me through pain. Grateful for giving me the strength to serve—even when I had nothing left within me.
I will continue this journey. With the same honesty. With the same transparency. With the same faith. Until my last breath. This is not my victory. This is God’s will… my parents’ blessings… and the silent good wishes of a few genuine hearts like yours.