Swami Rudrananda consolidated and expanded the activities of T.I.S.I. Sangam based at Sangam Ashram in Nadi. He acquired properties for Sangam. These included freehold land at Savusavu (130 acres) and Madhuvani, Rakiraki (1037 acres). The Sangam Sarada Printing Press was started, on 15 August 1948, to cope with the educational needs of the community at large. Publications like "Sangam" in Tamil, "Pacific Review" in English, "Jagriti" in Hindi, and "Na Pacifica" in Fijian were published and circulated to give vent to the voice of the Indian community as a whole.