About · The Story

The Bhagavad Gita, in your pocket.

श्रीमद् भगवद् गीता — आपकी हथेली में।

Ask Krishna Ji exists for one reason: to keep the Bhagavad Gita within thumb's reach of anyone who wants it — in their own language, at the pace of their own questions, and without the friction of bookshelves or scholar's commentaries.

Krishna's answers were given on a battlefield, before a decision. Yet today the same answers sit between hard book covers, in a language many readers do not speak natively. We wanted to bring those answers to where the question is actually being asked — on the screen the reader is already holding.

The Founder

Founded By

Smt. Kalawati Sarupria

“Every Indian household should have a Gita that speaks in their own tongue.”

Ask Krishna Ji is the devotional vision of Smt. Kalawati Sarupria — whose conviction shaped the project from its first line to its present form. The app's commitment to translation across twenty-one Indian languages, and to a reading pace that respects the verse, traces directly back to her.

The Operating House

Monagra Solutions

मनाग्रा सोल्यूशन्स

The work of building, hosting, translating, and maintaining the app is carried out by Monagra Solutions — a studio that believes technology can serve devotion without distorting it. We treat translation as a craft, not a button; reading as a practice, not a metric.

What We Believe
  1. i.

    Devotional first

    The Bhagavad Gita is sacred text, not content. Every translation, every word of guidance, every line of code is chosen with that recognition.

  2. ii.

    Language matters

    A reader's mother tongue is the right tongue. Twenty-one Indian scripts are not a feature — they are the floor of respect.

  3. iii.

    Pace is part of the practice

    Tick to advance, not infinite-scroll. A verse asks to be received before the next one arrives.

  4. iv.

    Quiet over flashy

    Design that gets out of the way. Type that breathes. Ornament where it belongs, restraint everywhere else.

By the Numbers
700
Shlokas
18
Chapters
21
Languages
One
Offering

Get in touch

For collaboration, content suggestions, translation feedback, or simply to write — we read every letter.

askkrishnaji@gmail.com