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Rahul Bajaj, chairman emeritus of Bajaj Auto Ltd. and the scion of the illustrious Bajaj family, left for heavenly abode in February. This issue of MARWAR is dedicated to the true titan of business, who exhibited the huge human qualities of modesty, simplicity and generosity.
The veteran industrialist was unique as not only did he build a business with underpinnings of ethics and nationalism, serving a burgeoning middle-class’s transportation needs, but he was also an iconoclast who was ever ready to defend and propound his position without fear or favour.
When Paths Converge, a coffee-table book, tells the story of Friends 13 Group that epitomises some of the most defining aspects of the Marwari ethos—philanthropy, community service, kinship and entrepreneurial acumen.
Dr Suresh Surana, founder of RSM India—the largest first-generation, home-grown group—has put the country on the global map of accounting and consulting.
Shruti Mohta has been tirelessly promoting awareness about organ donation through her Live Kingsize Die Kingsize Foundation, with India’s topmost transplant doctors, doing pioneering work in this area.
Meet pioneering lifestyle blogger, entrepreneur, social influencer, TV host, author, professional dancer and super achiever Malini Agarwal.
With all this and more, we bring you yet another interesting issue of MARWAR.

MARWAR India Magazine Description:

Marwar is a community-based magazine with an emphasis on profiling the best and the brightest in the Marwari community. The magazine reaches the elite in India and abroad who want to read and discover the wonders of all things connected with the community. Thus, the subjects featured have to have the flavour of Marwar and Rajasthan—its culture, lifestyle and traditions. We highlight arts, crafts, music, dance and theatre as well as fashion and food that are connected to the region apart from immensely successful businessmen and businesswomen. In the past, luminaries like Laxmi Mittal, Abhishek Manu Singhvi, Indu Jain, Sanjiv Goenka and Rajashree Birla, to name a few, have graced our cover.