Veena Bhat has memorized all the 18 chapters of Bhagavad Gita and she has been teaching Bhagavad Gita recitation to students for the last 2 years. She trains them to participate in different Bhagavad Gita recitation competitions too. Veena bhagini has acquired basic knowledge of  Sanskrit from her school and college. She resides in Bangalore and  works in IT industry. Her other interests include gardening, stitching and knitting.

Kshitija Deshpande is a passionate student of Samskritam and Bhagavad Gita. Her interest in authentically pronouncing the Gita Shlokas combined with her research into the meanings of the Shlokas has led her to becoming a teacher of Gita Shlokas. 

Kshitija bhagini's son Nilay is also a Samskritam student and they practice together everyday.

Akila Krishnakumar is a management graduate and various life circumstances led her to discover her calling for the tradition of oral storytelling. As a storyteller, she uses stories as an intuitive, creative and reflective medium for both children and adults. Trained in Indian classical music and being an art enthusiast with paints and pencils, she incorporates them as expressive art mediums into her storytelling program with children to create a make-believe, educative space. Akila lives in Bengaluru and juggles between family, adapting stories for community storytelling and story jamming. 

Divya Gopalakrishnan is an accomplished Bhagavad Gita teacher and a passionate student of Samskritam. She has memorized all 700 Shlokas and teaches in several organizations. She is doing deep research in understanding the inner meanings of Gita Shlokas. She learns from a variety of Acharyas. And her teaching method with children of all ages and adults is outstanding. Divya bhagini is set to embark on a Gita meaning course in addition to the chanting classes that she teaches.