Indian Tycoons

Driven by a passion for healthcare and a commitment to community welfare, Dr. Suryashankar Kumar is building a professional journey that brings together physiotherapy, rehabilitation, social initiatives and creative expression. From his early life in Nawada to his work in Patna, his story reflects the ambition of a young healthcare professional determined to make a meaningful contribution to society. A Vision That Goes Beyond Professional Success For Dr. Suryashankar Kumar, widely known as Surya, a career in healthcare is not simply about earning a professional qualification or establishing a successful practice. It is also an opportunity to help people overcome physical challenges, spread health awareness and contribute to the well-being of the community. A physiotherapist and social worker based in Patna, Bihar, Dr. Kumar has pursued a path that combines clinical practice with social engagement. Through his professional work and the Enduring Welfare Foundation, he has sought to conne...

 In an era defined by rapid technological advancement, globalisation and changing lifestyles, the challenge of preserving cultural identity while remaining connected with the modern world has become increasingly significant. At the forefront of one such cultural movement is Ekta Nagpal, whose leadership of “Jadon Se Judo” reflects a determined effort to reconnect people, particularly younger generations, with India’s heritage, values, traditions and civilisational wisdom. Established as a continuing initiative in 2018, Jadon Se Judo is not merely an organisation or cultural platform. It represents an idea — that progress and modernity do not require society to distance itself from its roots. Under Ekta Nagpal’s leadership, the initiative has sought to bring Indian culture, Sanatan values, youth awareness and social responsibility closer to people through meaningful and accessible engagement. A Vision Rooted in India’s Cultural Heritage The philosophy behind Jadon Se Judo is broad a...

Ekta Nagpal is an Indian social activist and the Founder-Trustee of Jadon Se Judoo, an initiative dedicated to the vision of “A Step Towards Nation Building.” Her work reflects a commitment to strengthening the connection between individuals, their cultural roots and the communities to which they belong. Guided by the belief that meaningful progress begins with awareness, compassion and collective responsibility, Ekta advocates for a society where development and traditional values can coexist. Through Jadon Se Judoo, she seeks to encourage community participation, social responsibility and a deeper appreciation of India’s cultural identity. Her philosophy centres on the idea that a nation’s strength lies not only in economic advancement but also in the values, relationships and sense of belonging that unite its people. Ekta’s approach to social service emphasises the importance of grassroots engagement and the role that individuals can play in contributing to positive societal change....

Dr Mayaa SH, a prominent women's rights activist, author, and feminist philosopher, has extensively addressed domestic violence in her work, emphasizing its profound impact and the societal changes required to combat it. Her insights are deeply rooted in her experiences as a survivor and advocate, focusing on empowering women and challenging societal attitudes that blame victims.Beyond her writings, Dr Mayaa SH urges public discourse on gender-based violence, encouraging the use of social media hashtags like #OrangeTheWorld and #GenerationEquality to raise awareness. She also calls for challenging inappropriate behavior, understanding relevant data, and advocating for government investment in data collection on gender-based violence. Employers, she suggests, have a role in creating supportive workplace cultures that encourage survivors to seek mental health support. The Firebrand Feminist and Internationally acclaimed authoress gets candid on her conversation on World Mental Health...

Buying a home with a bank loan comes with an important reality: the bank may keep the original property documents until the loan is fully repaid. For many homeowners, this can create a basic question— if the original sale deed is sitting in the bank's custody, what documents can prove that the house or flat actually belongs to them? The answer is that property ownership is supported by a complete chain of legal and government records, not simply by who physically holds the original papers. A registered sale deed remains one of the most important documents, but several other records can support your ownership claim and help establish your connection with the property. Here are six categories of documents every homeowner should preserve carefully. The Bank Holding Your Papers Does Not Make It the Owner When you take a home loan, the property is generally used as security for the loan. As part of this arrangement, the lender may take possession of important original property documents...

महाराष्ट्र सरकार ने सहकारी गृहनिर्माण संस्थाओं यानी हाउसिंग सोसायटियों के पुनर्विकास की प्रक्रिया को अधिक पारदर्शी, व्यवस्थित और समयबद्ध बनाने के लिए नए नियम लागू किए हैं। इन नियमों में सोसायटी के सदस्यों की भागीदारी बढ़ाने के साथ-साथ डेवलपर के चयन, जरूरी दस्तावेजों और प्रोजेक्ट पूरा करने की समयसीमा पर भी जोर दिया गया है। मुंबई और पुणे जैसे शहरों में बड़ी संख्या में पुरानी हाउसिंग सोसायटियां पुनर्विकास की प्रक्रिया से गुजर रही हैं। ऐसे में ये नए नियम हजारों परिवारों के लिए महत्वपूर्ण हो सकते हैं। नए प्रावधानों के तहत सदस्यों की मंजूरी, प्रतिस्पर्धी टेंडर, ऑनलाइन भागीदारी और दस्तावेजों की जांच जैसे कई पहलुओं को अधिक स्पष्ट किया गया है। आइए जानते हैं पुनर्विकास से जुड़े नए नियमों में क्या महत्वपूर्ण बदलाव किए गए हैं। 1. पुनर्विकास के लिए कम से कम 51% सदस्यों की मंजूरी जरूरी नए नियमों में सदस्यों की सहमति को विशेष महत्व दिया गया है। पुनर्विकास का फैसला लेने के लिए बैठक में सोसायटी के कम से कम दो-तिहाई सदस्यों की उपस्थिति यानी आवश्यक कोरम होना चाहिए। इसके अलावा, पुनर्विकास प्रस्ताव को सोस...

Buying a home is often treated as a simple financial calculation: decide the property price, arrange the down payment, take a home loan and manage the monthly EMI. But for people living in modern residential societies, there is another recurring expense that can become surprisingly expensive over time — maintenance charges . These charges are meant to keep a housing complex running smoothly. Security guards need to be paid, lifts require servicing, gardens need maintenance, common areas need cleaning and electricity bills have to be covered. All of this costs money. The problem begins when these charges rise sharply without residents clearly understanding why. A recent dispute in Gurugram has brought this issue into the spotlight. Residents of The Westerlies society in Sector 108 are reportedly unhappy with a major increase in Common Area Maintenance, or CAM, charges. According to the information available, the rate has increased from around ₹10 to ₹19 per square yard over two years — ...