Krishna's Sacred Land is Calling for Your Help

For 1,500 years, wave after wave of invaders tried to erase Krishna's land. Today, the danger has returned — not with swords, but with neglect, pollution, and forgetfulness.

Braj once echoed with divine music — the laughter of cowherd boys, the flute of Krishna, the songs of gopīs, the rustle of sacred groves. Now, that sound is being silenced.

• Over 1,000 kunds once existed in Braj — now most are silted, encroached, or gone.
• The sacred forests of Nidhivan, Talvan, and Madhuvan are shrinking each year.
• The Yamuna, once flowing like liquid silver, is now one of India’s most polluted rivers.
• Hundreds of small shrines — where Krishna’s divine play unfolded — are abandoned.

This is not just environmental loss. It’s the slow erasure of Krishna’s living history. And the time to act is now.