Krsangi Radhe dasi was born into a devotee family and therefore has being practicing the principals of bhakti since birth.  She is a disciple of His Holiness Indradyumna Swami and lives in Durban, South Africa. Currently she serves as the ISKCON Communications Director (South Africa) and the Vaishnavi Minister for South Africa, also serving in this capacity on the African Regional Governing Body.  She has been a contributor to the Back to Godhead Magazine and ISKCON News.  

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Her services ranges from serving in the deity department at the Sri Sri Radha Radhanath Temple in Durban, media and public liaison officer and co-ordinator of several festival.  She also hosts dignitaries at different events at the temple and part of the inter-faith community in her region. She is also part of the faith based leaders organisation in South Africa “Faith Action” to end gender-based violence and contributes towards to the Hindu guiding authority in South Africa – the South African Hindu Maha Sabha.

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Recently, Krsangi Radhe dasi  has  hosted a Vaishnava Retreat in Vraja Eco-Village in the Philippines which led to the establishment of the Vaishnavi Ministry in that region.  She has also attended the United Nations CSW 68 (2024) at the UN Head quatres in New York as part of the Vaishnavi Ministry delegation and is a regular contributor to online platforms on various spiritual discussions.  She has completed several courses under the Bhaktivedanta College of Education and Culture.  Krsangi Radhe dasi is a graduate of the GBC College. 

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Krsangi Radhe dasi, by profession is a former educator in the public sector.  She is a neuro-linguistic programming practitioner, time-line therapist and certified mindset coach – herein, she helps women and youth in coaching them towards a holistic life.  She is the founder of Sankalpa coaching, a regular contributor to various media publications in South Africa (writing well-being columns) and a radio presenter on a community radio station.  She is married and the mother of two teenage daughters.