Bharat Gaurav Mr Afzal Khan - Gold Leaf Man

The World of Gold Leafing evolved 75 years ago and gained recognition by none other than Mr Afzal Khan Director of M/s Pink City International.

We provide complete ambiance solutions and also cater to renowned Architects, famous personalities and designers around the globe through this rare and unique art of Gilding making it an affordable luxury.

Mr Afzal Khan is responsible for the beautification of Five Star Hotels, Resorts, Luxury Villas, Shopping Malls, Residential, Commercial Buildings, Homes, and Offices, with the application of Gold, Silver and Copper Leafing. He has displayed his artistic expertise in multitudinous religious monuments like the heavenly and popular Iskcon Temples, Swaminarayan Temples, Jain Temples, Tirupati Balaji Temple, Siddhivinayak Temple & Sai Baba Temple to name a few. His proficiency is not just confined to the religious shrines, however, he has given a makeover to the Mumbai T2 Airport & also transformed the homes of famous personalities PAN India like Mr Mukesh Ambani Residence - Antilia, Mr. Adani Residence - Ahmedabad, Mr Amitabh Bachchan Residence - Jalsa, Mr Shahrukh Khan Residence - Mannat & many more.

PROJECTS

Esteem Clients:

  • Mr Mukesh Ambani (Antilia)
  • Mr Adani (Ahmedabad)
  • Mr Laxmi Mittal (Delhi)

Hospitality: 

  • Hotel Taj
  • Hotel Oberoi
  • Hotel Leela
  • Hotel ITC
  • Hotel Marriott
  • Hotel Hyatt

 Retail Outlets:

  • Tribhovandas Bhimji Jewellers (Mumbai)
  • C.K.C Jewellers (Bangalore)
  • 24K Multiplex (Mumbai)

Religious Places:

  • Iskcon Temple
  • Swaminarayan Temple
  • Jain Temple
  • Siddhivinayak Temple
  • Balaji Temple
  • Golden Temple (Gurudwara)
  • Sai Baba Temple

Heritage Monuments:

  • Salar Jung Museum
  • Jama Masjid
  • Velankanni Church

Vision & Aim:

Afzal Khan plans to continue his legacy of Traditional Indian Art of Gold Leafing into the International market in the future.


Bharat Gaurav Dr Pratap Midha - Healthcare

Dr Partap Kumar Midha is the Medical Director & Trustee of Global Hospital & Research Centre, a not-for-profit healthcare trust initiated by the Brahma Kumaris, a worldwide spiritual and educational institution.

In 1991, J Watumull Global Hospital & Research Centre began as a humble endeavour to make healthcare accessible to the remote tribal, backward region of Mount Abu, Rajasthan and stands today as the largest healthcare provider in the district. Under his leadership, it has grown to 5 Hospitals, extensive Community Health programmes, 2 nursing education institutes, a geriatric facility, several Research Projects and more than 700 staff. The motto ‘Good health for all’ reflects the fact that no patient has ever been turned down for the sake of money, and medical consultations at all the facilities are offered free of cost.

Through his experience over the years, he has realized that improvements in the health status of a Community are dependent upon the citizens’ ability to earn a decent livelihood. 50% of the population in the district that he now serves lives below the Poverty line. Consequently, his work is now balanced between Prevention, Treatment and Community Development which includes vocational training, education and public health interventions.

The pursuit of 1) Exploring inner aspects of health, 2) Building connections between mind, body and medicine, 3) Discovering how one can achieve complete health, and 4) Guiding Healthcare Professionals to face rising challenges and pressures, led to the creation of the Medical Wing of Rajyoga Education & Research Foundation in 1992. As Vice President, he has been part of the team that organises several conferences to bring together thousands of doctors and healthcare professionals every year, with a focus on the well-being of the medical community-‘Caring for the Care-Givers’.

In recognition of his long-term commitment to a Spiritual Lifestyle and Service to Humankind, he was made a Member of the Brahma Kumaris Management Committee in 2018.

POSITIVE INFLUENCES IN CHILDHOOD: Dr Partap Kumar Midha was born to a middle-class Punjabi family, in Rohtak (State of Haryana), India. As the third child in a family of 5 siblings, sharing and caring were instilled as family values. His parents were adherents of the spiritual path taught by Brahma Kumaris and so the seeds of Tyag (renunciation), Tapasya (penance) & Seva (Service to mankind) were sowed in young Partap at the tender age of 11 years. He was fascinated with Brahma Kumaris philosophy and started spending his free time after school doing Seva in the ashram which laid the foundation for his selfless and altruistic lifestyle that later would become his purpose and ambition.

 

EDUCATION & EARLY PROFESSIONAL PURSUITS: Always a diligent student, he had aspired to be a doctor. His wish was fulfilled when he got admission to Government Medical College, Rohtak. He graduated as an MBBS Doctor in 1973. Despite having many attractive professional offers, he chose to take up a Government Job as it provided him with a direct opportunity to serve people in need. His first assignment as a doctor was in a small town at ESI Dispensary where he catered to the health needs of industrial workers working in the paper mill & sugar mill.

His later posting in a Rural hospital in Pinjore, Haryana, inspired him to work for common people and in turn, was touched by the simplicity and kindness of the villagers. During this time, he put in good efforts to create a national programme for the eradication of smallpox.

From 1979 to 1991 he worked in Chandigarh where he enhanced his clinical skills in emergency medicine, newborn care and newborn nursing. His management skills and abilities, honesty and strong character caught the attention of his superiors and he was invited to join the Management. He worked as a Deputy Medical Superintendent-cum-Administrative Officer in General Hospital Chandigarh from 1983.

Whether it was liaising with other hospitals for creating shared resource pools such as with PGIMER, Chandigarh or putting marked wartime wards to purposeful use and need of patients, his patient-centric work and innovative ways of addressing challenges to help the needy have been the cornerstone of his professional career.

MANIFESTATION OF A HOLISTIC HOSPITAL: In 1991, Dr Partap was invited by Brahma Kumaris to take over the responsibility of a newly constructed multi-speciality charity hospital that was being built at Mt. Abu, Rajasthan. His professional work experience combined with his spiritual background made him a good organizational fit.

From 1991 until 1996, Dr Partap worked on deputation of the Haryana Government at the newly built J Watmull Global Hospital & Research Centre, Mt Abu and eventually took voluntary retirement from the lucrative post of Deputy Director, Health Services, of the Government of Haryana in 1996 to serve full-time in providing leadership to the budding hospital at Mount Abu, and catering to the medical needs of one of the predominantly tribal region districts of India.

 

CREATION & SUSTENANCE OF MULTIFACETED PROJECTS: When the National Programme for Control of Blindness was announced in 1997 he came forward to join hands with the Government of India to augment the efforts of the Indian Government to eradicate the disease. The job was tough as weather conditions in the dry and desert state of Rajasthan account for an extraordinarily high incidence of preventable blindness. Thanks to his passion for community health, extensive cataract screening programs started in villages across four districts of Southwestern Rajasthan and thousands of people today have the gift of sight restored to their lives. Today there is not only an exclusive eye-care unit–a 60-bed P C Parmar Foundation Global Hospital Institute of Ophthalmology, but it is recognised as one of the best eye institutes in the entire region with more than 3000 cataract surgeries performed annually out of which 80% are free of cost to the patients. The neighbouring district of Jalore, from where half of the eye patients come, is home to a teacher who was so touched by the Hospital’s services that he bequeathed land and all his lifelong earnings to create the first eye hospital in Jalore! Today, the management team headed by Dr Partap manages this hospital. The work in eye care consisting of 2 dedicated eye hospitals, and 4 vision centres makes it one of the biggest ophthalmology service providers in the region.

In 2001, when Tuberculosis was emerging as a killer disease in rural regions, Dr Partap inspired Global Hospital to be registered under the government DOTS programme as a Centre for microscopic examination and treatment of tuberculosis patients. The programme is implemented through the Village Outreach Program and Community Outreach Project that caters to the health needs of the tribal and rural population of at least 10,00,000 people residing in 100 plus villages adopted under these projects.

Today along with providing health check-ups and medication to children from poor families studying in Government schools in remote villages, Dr Partap has ensured that they get proper nutrition, school supplements, and warm clothing in winter as well.

Whether it was the 2001 Gujarat (Kutch, Bhuj) earthquake Tsunami in 2004 or the 2013 Uttarakhand flash floods and many other similar tragedies, the Global Hospital team has played an integral role not only during the disaster but in its aftermath too. Dr Partap took initiative along with Brahma Kumaris and extensively campaigned for raising funds to manage a government-assigned project: the reconstruction of a Community Health Centre at village Lakadiya in earthquake-ravaged Bachau District with contributions and support from Gurjar Gujarati Association of New England (U.S.A), Children’s Hope India (U.S.A), Nargis Dutt Foundation (U.S.A) and other individual donors.

 

Currently Medical Director of J. Watumull Global Hospital & Research Centre.
Dr Partap’s responsibilities cover the following activities,

  • Managing the existing services of the hospital
  • Functioning as a co-coordinator between the Board of Trustees and the Administrative staff. This requires ensuring compliance with the overall guidelines set down by the Board.
  • Managing the development of new services, ensuring the timely implementation of new projects and following up on their progress.
  • Managing the activities of the P C Parmar Global Hospital Eye Care Centre/ Global Hospital Institute of Ophthalmology, Radha Mohan Mehrotra Global Hospital Trauma Centre & G.V. Modi Rural Health Care Centre,all of which are at Abu Road and of the Brig. Vora Clinic at Baroda, which all are extensions of GHRC.
  • His role has been of a facilitator, giving inputs as a catalyst for various projects. The Global Hospital started as Polyclinic with makeshift Wards & OT in October 1991.

Today it has grown to:

  • 102 bedded multi-speciality secondary care Hospital.
  • The hospital has a holistic approach to patient care including:
  • Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Magneto therapy, Acupressure, Acupuncture, Yoga,
  • Aerobics, Meditation.
    • Rural Health Care Centre in Abu Road, 1994.
    • A multi-speciality hospital in Mumbai.
    • Global Hospital School of Nursing, November 2005
    • 60 bedded C. Parmar Foundation Global Hospital Eye Care Centre, September 2007
  • Radha Mohan Mehrotra Global Hospital Trauma Centre, September 2007, 36 bedded with full-time consultants/specialists and staff.
  • Servicing about 60 villages through 2 Mobile Clinics, 3 Out-post Clinics and Village Outreach Services
  • School Health Programmes
  • Research (Currently 10 projects)
  • Saroj Lalji Mehrotra Global Nursing College, Talati, Abu Road, November 2011
  • Shri Adinath Fateh Global Eye Hospital, Jalore

Dr Partap Midha is also a Life Member of 1) The Indian Society of Health Administrators, Bengaluru, 2) Academy of Health Administrators, New Delhi, and 3) Indian Medical Association.

Dr Partap Midha has delivered lectures at

  • The Zurich Lung Association Conference on Tuberculosis,
  • Sophia Hospital, Amsterdam,
  • Numerous Health-Awareness campaigns on the theme: ‘Heart of the Healer’
  • Medical Conferences were held at the Academy for a Better World, Gyan Sarovar Complex, Mount Abu, as well as at Brahma Kumaris Shantivan, Abu Road, Rajasthan, as Vice-President of the Medical Wing of the Rajyoga Education & Research Foundation, on the theme of ‘Positive Health & Effects of Meditation on Health’,
  • Local Centres of the Paramilitary forces, C.R.P.F.

Dr Partap Midha continues to exercise courage, and strong moral fibre to stand united with his teams in sustaining the unique, high-quality, cost-optimized, value-based, sustainable, holistic organization, fondly called ‘the Hospital with a big heart’, which enjoys quality accreditation of NABH and NABL and recognition on local, state, national and international levels.

As an experienced meditator with an understanding of deeper spiritual truths, Dr Partap has exemplified ‘Healing with Spiritual Touch’. Dr Partap firmly believes that our work must always go on no matter what, and medical services to the people should continue unhindered.


Bharat Gaurav Dinesh Gupta - Bagman of India

Mr. Dinesh Gupta, President of Sekawati Group of companies better known as ‘BAGMAN OF INDIA’  a title given to him by prestigious FORBES magazine to recognize his unmatched contribution to saving the environment for the last 30 years by making eco-friendly cotton bags to replace single-use plastic bags which are the major concern for everybody now since single-use plastic bags are only used for one time and they can’t be used again and also they are not recyclable and biodegradable.  Shopping bags made from 100% organic cotton are not only eco-friendly but also biodegradable and durable to use for a long time which saves our environment in a big way. Mr. Gupta has made more than 1.5 billion environment-friendly cotton bags till now which could be a world record by a single individual.

Mr. Dinesh Gupta who is a science graduate and among the first computer programmer in India started his business journey in 1991 when he decided to a business something different which contribute to Society as well and started an export business of eco-friendly cotton bags with no money in hand which was a major challenge but with his determination,

hard work and confidence he was able to get his first order and has proved that business can be done without money also and this way Mr Gupta success journey began in 1991 which continues and with their Son, Daugther and Daughter-in-law joined the business, he can make more and more eco-friendly bags helping to eliminate single-use plastic bags and saving the environment in a big way. As his company tagline says, We do business but take care of the environment too.

Mr Gupta has been recognized by the various international and national news channels, print media and magazines, govt of India and film actors, and actresses recognize his contribution to saving the environment. He is invited by many leading news channels as an expert speaker and motivates youth and gives them tips to get success in their life.

Apart from saving the environment, Mr Gupta also contributed to women's empowerment since cotton bags are mainly made by women and Mr Gupta has given employment to thousands of women who also work from home and get extra income while taking care of their families. During Covid times, it was a boon for women who make cotton bags from home as they could earn good money when everything was closed.

Mr Gupta is actively involved in Social work and member of different organizations as follows :

-Chief Advisor-Lion Club Jaipur Hawamahal, Lions Club International

-Chief organizing Secretary-Association of Garment Exporters (AGES)

-Chairman Legal and Taxation committee of Garment Exporters Association (GEAR)

-Chairman Export Promotion Committee, Employer Association of Rajasthan (EAR)

-Executive member-Federation of Rajasthan Trade and Industry (FORTI)


Bharat Gaurav Amrit Lal Bansal - Enviromentalist - Planted 15 Lakh Trees

Sh. Amrit Lal Bansal was born on October 6, 1950, at Jaitu, Distt. Faridkot, Punjab, India.

He was appointed as Executive Officer in the Municipal Administration of Punjab in 1978 and served as such from 1978 to 2008. During this period he was instrumental in the development of the new towns of SAS Nagar (Mohali), Zirakpur, Kharar, and Anandpur Sahib. 

 

He has condensed his vast experience of life and dealing with the public in his book From Stagnation to Vibrant Living which is available in 140 countries of the world and has motivated many corporate CEOs, Judges, Administrators, and Students.

 

Dr Amrit Lal Bansal National Convener, Green India Movement, is a renowned environmentalist who is have played an active role in the construction of a large number of public parks and plantation of trees since 1979.

 

As early as 1979 he had constructed 4 public parks in a small town like Goniana where he was posted as Executive Officer, Municipal Council Goniana and since then he had not looked back. Thereafter he joined as Executive Officer in the Notified Area CommitteeS.A.S.Nagar( Mohali) where he had put extraordinary special efforts to construct 170 neighborhood parks in Mohali city and dotted the entire town with a large number of parks. He also constructed Boughenvillea Park in Phase5, Mohali, and Rose Garden Park in Phase 3B-2, Mohali. He also got constructed a big Leisure Valley Park in Sector -62 spreading over 55 acres which is the most beautiful park in the Tricity and large residents of Chandigarh visit this park daily and enjoy its serene atmosphere. 

 

 

Dr Amrit Lal Bansal has distributed more than 50,000 food packets in COVID Wave 1 in Punjab, J&K, and other states and has organized about 25 COVID Vaccination camps at different places throughout the country.

 

Besides the construction of a large number of Parks in Mohali 5 lac trees were also planted on the roadsides stretching upto404 km in the Mohali town. The open spaces were developed into green belts and a large number of trees were planted in the green belts. Similarly in Nangal town 5/6 public parks were developed and a large number of trees were planted in the town. In the year 2020, a large number of Bel trees were planted all over India and all the States. There has been a rapid rise in atmospheric temperature, the water level has gone down, the air pollution has increased, and the glaciers are melting because of the release of carbon dioxide in heavy quantities all over the globe both due to industrialization and the increase of vehicles on the roadside besides due to the burning of coal in factories and thermal plants.

 

The natural balance of biodiversity has been lost in the ocean, air, and water and many species of birds and animals have gone extinct. The only way to save this planet is to increase the forest area on Earth which is dwindling fast by greedy human activity who is quite unmindful of the impending extinction of its race from the planet. So it is the duty of all of us to save this planet by planting at least one tree every year said, Dr. Bansal. Dr. AmritLal Bansal National Convener, Green India Movement has planted trees in all the states of India on a large scale and has motivated thousands for tree plantation.

 

He has engaged individuals, and governmental and non-governmental organizations to plant a large number of trees everywhere. All the State Pollution Control Boards, All the State Local Govt. Depts and other many social organizations have been motivated to plant a large number of trees and a massive effort has been put to do so by Bansal.

 

With his tireless efforts, more than 15 lakh trees have been planted so far in all the States of India and the work to plant more trees is still being continued with full force. The efforts are being made to plant a large number of trees in every town of India in all the districts and Tehsils and go down to the village level. Dr. Bansal hopes to continue the work of tree plantation in the times to come in the future also with the same dedication and to continue to motivate people from across all the strata of society to continue the work of tree plantation and help save the Mother Earth.


Bharat Gaurav Mrs Masoom Minawala - Digital Content Creator, Global Influencer, Investor and Entrepreneur

To top it off, Masoom recently became a proud member of the Women India Chamber of Commerce & Industry (WICCI), India-Austria Bilateral Business Council.


Bharat Gaurav Dr Dattatreyudu Nori - Recognized Leader in his Specialty


Bharat Gaurav Rajesh Maheshwari - Founder Allen Career Institute


Bharat Gaurav Padma Shri Ranbir Chander Sobti - Remarkable leader in Science


Bharat Gaurav Paramhamsa Sri Swami Vishwananda - Effortlessly connecting principles of eastern spirituality


Bharat Gaurav Mr V.A. Shiva Ayyadurai - The Inventor of Email