Chairperson At BVRC Trustee BRC Member ISKCON’s SAC

BVRC The Bhaktivedanta Vidyapitha Research Centre.
BRC The Bhaktivedanta Research Centre
SAC Shastric Advisory Council

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The Bhaktivedanta Vidyapitha Research Centre (BVRC)

Situated in Govardhan Ecovillage, Palghar, Maharashtra is a centre for Indian Philosophy and Vaishnavism affiliated with Mumbai University. Students on successful completion of their studies or submission of thesis get a degree of M.A. or Ph.D. respectively. Shri Gauranga Das is personally teaching there from the time of its inception in 2012 and has been one of the most sought-after teachers. He is also involved in organizing conferences related to theology.

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The Bhaktivedanta Research Centre (BRC)

In Kolkata, is a vast manuscripts library containing approximately 20,000 works on a vast variety of India’s ancient religions and cultures.

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Gauranga Das is also a member of ISKCON’s Shastric Advisory Council (SAC) and is responsible for creating research papers and websites for ISKCON’s Governing Body Commission on various issues pertaining to philosophical and organizational practices.

Received the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy by The Assam Kaziranga University

Received the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy by The Assam Kaziranga University Owing to the contributions made in the areas of spirituality, sustainability and social impact
Received the degree of Master of Arts (By research) in Philosophy.

Advisor for sustainable development of the Ekatma Dham Project

Appointed as Advisor for sustainable development of the Ekatma Dham Project by the Honorable Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh.

Board of Founders of Rishihood University

He is on the board of Founders of Rishihood University, India’s first and only impact university.

Board of High-Profile Advisory Committee of the Central Sanskrit University

He is on the board of High-Profile Advisory Committee of the Central Sanskrit University, the largest multi campus global Sanskrit University having 12 campuses across India with 11,000 students studying Sanskrit.