About Guru
"Let no man in the world live in delusion. Without a Guru none can cross over to the other shore."
Guru Nanak
Guru is defined as a spiritual teacher, guide, or confessor . From time to time, many great Gurus have adorned this very fortunate and holy land of India and this nation has been blessed with their purity and divinity . The Gurus of India from time immemorial have been an embodiment of the great Indian traditions and virtues of Parampara, Sadhana, Astha & Vishwas .
Our vision at Indian-Guru.com: By incorporating these ancient traditions we intend to become one of the most dependable US Retailers of products from the Indian Sub-continent . Indian-Guru.com is a privately-held company based in Washington DC and is the premier fulfiller of all the needs of the non-resident Indian ("NRI") community residing in the United States and other parts of the world. The site allows non-resident Indians the ability to explore and indulge themselves with high quality merchandise from India . The unique feature of our services at Indian-Guru.com is that it is a combination of personalized service, or tailor-made solutions at surprisingly reasonable prices. Indian-Guru.com has direct vendor relationships with prestigious vendors in India for the products on offer with arrangements to supply products on delivery basis.
At Indian-Guru.com , it is our utmost priority to providing the best service possible to our customers - and that is how we intend to retain our clients and gain their confidence. This would ensure you of prompt, reliable service and great prices . In the fast paced market place of today Indian-Guru.com relies on its quality of service including careful packaging and shipping of the quality products on offer. We also have limited free promotional offers with several of our business partners for qualified subscribers . Thanks for choosing us, and we look forward to long and lasting future business relationship with you.
Indian-Guru.com 631 D Street NW, Suite 827 Washington DC , 20004
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Saturday, September 29, 2007
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