Who is Vijayapriya? Woman who left Rs 100 cr property for Nithyananda
Vijayapriya Nithyananda, a well-educated Indian woman, has made headlines for leaving behind a fortune of over Rs 100 crore to join Nithyananda Swami's 'Kailasa.'
world Aug 21 2024
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A life of luxury left behind
Born into a Bhojpuri Brahmin family in Kashi, Vijayapriya renounced her substantial property to dedicate her life to Nithyananda Swami’s Kailasa, a self-proclaimed nation.
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Academic excellence
Vijayapriya graduated in Microbiology from the University of Manitoba, Canada, in 2014. She was on the Dean’s Honors List and received the International Undergraduate Scholarship.
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Speaking at United Nations
In March 2023, Vijayapriya represented Kailasa at the United Nations. She spoke at a debate organized by the Committee on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights.
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Allegations against India
During the UN meeting, she claimed that Nithyananda was persecuted in India for reviving ancient Hindu traditions, and called for protection for him.
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United states of Kailasa
Nithyananda Swami, who left India in 2019, established the United States of Kailasa. It operates with embassies and NGOs across 150 countries.
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Dedication
On her social media, Vijayapriya displays her devotion with a tattoo of Nithyananda. She also claims the title of Permanent Ambassador of Kailasa to the UN.
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Kailasa's global presence
Kailasa's global influence includes having embassies and NGOs led predominantly by women. Vijayapriya’s role highlights her deep commitment to Nithyananda’s vision.