The Indian Dream is no longer just about going abroad. It’s about redefining what it means to be a Global
kick-starting the Bano Global Indian campaign with the most important audience of all — the youth of this country
I had the privilege of visiting Dr. B. R. Ambedkar College on the kind invitation of Ms. Saroja Vivek, where
Nothing added more meaning to my book than the Foreword by Dr. Devi Shetty.
I was particular that it had to be Dr. Shetty—because he embodies the Global Indian I had in mind. Someone
Thank you, Shilpa Shirodkar, for endorsing The Global Indian!
What struck me most in our conversation was your experience with Big Boss, where participants lost all sense of time.
How Global Indian Are You?
As India negotiates its place in a globalised world — whether to ‘Make in India’, seek new friends and navigate
How does a CEO keep a company’s purpose alive?
For me, that purpose is crystal clear: Creating Global Indians. Slogans and posters are easy. But embedding a purpose into
Haven’t You Always Dreamed of Doing Something More?
The Global Indian is written for our youth to inspire them to envision a hero they could potentially become –
Proud Husband Moment! Heal-a-Child (HAC) turns 15 — a movement born from compassion and built on trust
I’m incredibly proud of my wife, Sabina Xavier, and the inspiring team behind her Rachna Mehta, who have helped save
Hyderabad just pulled off one of its finest branding moments
Hosting the Miss World Contest brought 109 contestants from across the globe to our city for a month. They explored
A Tribute to Valmik Thapar (1952–2024) – Naturalist. Author. Storyteller. Tiger’s fiercest guardian.
Few Indians have dedicated their lives so completely to the wild as Valmik Thapar. His work wasn’t just about saving