Santan Gopal Stotra is a short devotional hymn (stotra) booklet published by Gita Press, Gorakhpur.

The stotra is addressed to Santan Gopal, a form of Lord Krishna traditionally invoked by families in connection with the wellbeing of children. The booklet contains the Sanskrit verses of the stotra, generally set out for easy recitation, and is one of many compact stotra titles Gita Press publishes on specific deities and devotional themes.

Usage: This is a short text meant to be recited aloud, either individually or as part of a small group, typically as a regular or occasional devotional practice rather than a one-time reading. Its compact size makes it easy to keep at a home altar for quick daily or periodic recitation.

Ritual/Occasion Context: In Hindu tradition, the Santan Gopal Stotra is commonly recited by families as part of prayers concerning the health and wellbeing of children, and may be included in a household's regular devotional routine or recited on specific auspicious days as guided by family tradition or a priest.

Specifications: Published by Gita Press, Gorakhpur. Language: Hindi (not explicitly stated on the source listings, standard for this publisher's stotra booklets; Sanskrit verse text). Edition, binding, exact page count and ISBN: Not Available.