Our Founders and Editorial Team

Named responsibility for the guidance published by Vivahasphurthi LLP.

Who is responsible for the blog?

Rakesh M Sawant writes the current VivahSphurthi Blog guides. Vaishnavi R Sawant reviews them for cultural qualification, practical usefulness, modern family considerations and consistency with the services actually offered by Vivahasphurthi LLP.

Sources are shown at the end of each article. Cultural examples are not presented as rules for every family. Astrology is described as traditional guidance and not as scientific proof, professional advice or a guaranteed prediction.

Rakesh M Sawant, Co-Founder of Vivahasphurthi LLP

Rakesh M Sawant

Co-Founder and Chief Astrological Consultant

With over two decades of practice in Vedic astrology, Rakesh specializes in Kundali analysis, Ashta Koota matching and traditional dosha-remediation guidance. He oversees the platform's astrological approach and leads its premium astrological marriage analysis.

As author of the VivahSphurthi Blog, he prepares guides concerning matrimonial planning, Vedic astrology and regional marriage traditions. Each article is then subject to the review process described below.

Vaishnavi R Sawant, Co-Founder of Vivahasphurthi LLP

Vaishnavi R Sawant

Co-Founder and Lead Matchmaking Expert

Vaishnavi brings practical experience in social matchmaking and family dynamics. Her work emphasizes regional community nuances, modern relationship considerations and traditional family values. Her review scope includes the practical Compatibility Quiz framework and the separate Relationship Quotient (RQ) self-reflection approach.

She reviews blog guidance for clarity, respectful treatment of varied communities, safety considerations and relevance to the practical and emotional needs of candidates and families.

Our editorial process

  1. Define a distinct reader need: each article must answer a specific cultural, astrology, safety or matrimony-planning question.
  2. Check service statements: claims must agree with the owner-approved factual source sheet and the live user journey.
  3. Use attributable references: government, institutional, academic or clearly identified cultural sources are preferred where they are available.
  4. Qualify traditions: rituals differ by religion, region, community and family, so examples are not presented as universal requirements.
  5. Separate guidance from guarantees: compatibility tools and astrology cannot establish identity, predict outcomes or replace independent decisions.
  6. Record dates: the original publication date is retained and the visible modified date changes only after a substantive review.

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