📝 At just 18 years old, Dhruv Upmanyu initiated his first-ever plantation drive—not in isolated public spaces, but inside residential communities where care could be continuous and personal. His belief was bold for his age: true environmental change must be rooted in people’s lives, not outsourced to municipal systems alone. By choosing to plant where residents lived, he envisioned a model of co-owned responsibility and civic empowerment. Supporting him were individuals whose names deserve lasting mention—Mr. Rajesh Makwana, Mr. Mohammad Shafi, Mr. Nandu Kanojia, Mr. Sairaj Chauhan, Mr. Akshay Malik, Mr. Avneesh Shukla, and others—each playing a vital role in bringing this quiet revolution to life. Together, they planted more than trees—they planted the idea that community-led action is the strongest seed of change.

Dhruv Upmanyu was respectfully seated among veteran officers and community leaders at a special gathering organized by the Association of Ex-Servicemen, under the banner of Ex-Sainik Kalyankari Sanstha Maharashtra Pradesh. Held in Bhayander, the session highlighted the needs, rights, and welfare of retired defense personnel. This event wasn’t just ceremonial—it was a platform to honor national service, address veteran welfare challenges, and connect community youth with stories of real sacrifice. Dhruv’s presence reflected his commitment to national respect, civil-military dialogue, and intergenerational value-building.

📝 In 2012, Dhruv Upmanyu began spending time with the children of Shree Rajendra Honeycomb Balashram, forming a quiet and meaningful connection that would stay close to his heart for years. What started as a gesture of goodwill grew into a sincere bond built on affection, presence, and shared moments. Over time, many special occasions were celebrated together—festivals, birthdays, and spontaneous visits where laughter and simplicity took center stage. The cake would often bear the inscription “Dhruv & Children”—a reflection of the shared spirit that defined these gatherings. Children from the Balashram were welcomed into his home, participated in events he organized, and became part of a bond that inspired many others to connect with them through him. While Dhruv also extended his efforts to support other children and causes over the years, his connection with the Balashram remained steady and heartfelt. One of the most memorable celebrations with them took place in 2018, reminding us that some bonds don’t need constant presence—they simply endure. With him, a few close friends also shared in this quiet joy, offering time, affection, and presence. Special thanks to: Rohan Poojari, Sneha Sharma, Shraddha Mishra, Dipika Sawant, Om Rastogi, Deepak Dhotre, Badrish Mishra, and Nisha Rawat—for standing beside him in moments that truly mattered. These photos don’t just capture events; they hold evidence of what consistent care, even in silence, can mean to a child.

📝 On 21st April 2012, a fire of unknown origin broke out at the Bhayander West bus depot, gutting several buses and triggering serious concern among locals. What intensified the alarm was the location—just few kms away from active schools and colleges, placing hundreds of students and staff at potential risk. Dhruv Upmanyu responded promptly—not merely as a witness, but as someone committed to capturing the truth and alerting the community with clarity. He engaged directly with fire officials, assessed the situation firsthand, and ensured accurate updates were relayed without panic or speculation. This was not an act of passive observation—it was presence with intent in a moment that called for calm, communication, and civic alertness.

📝 On Republic Day 2012, Dhruv Upmanyu participated in a meaningful dual initiative rooted in grassroots service and civic engagement—both led by the visionary Adv. Sadhana Joshi Patil. The day began with a free medical camp for the Adivasi population in Karjat, organized to provide essential healthcare to one of the region’s most underserved communities. The effort was led by Adv. Patil’s daughter, a reputed doctor, whose compassionate team ensured every patient was treated with dignity and care. Later that day, during a civic forum spotlighting public awareness and justice access, Dhruv was formally honored for his youth-led efforts in social upliftment, legal awareness, and community coordination. The forum featured elected representatives, legal professionals, and civic thinkers committed to empowering semi-urban populations through information, empathy, and inclusion. The combined efforts of that day symbolized true constitutional spirit—where Republic Day wasn't just celebrated, but lived through action, presence, and compassion.

📝 Before the rise of talent hunts on television and the explosion of social media reels, Mira-Bhayander Got Talent emerged in 2012 as a heartfelt platform that spotlighted local talent and honored citizens working for societal upliftment. The initiative was led by Shri Rajesh D. Jalgaonkar, in association with Aashray Trust and Nirbhay Bharat Samajik Sanghatna, drawing vibrant participation from across the city. From expressive dance groups to powerful solo performances, the event celebrated grassroots creativity and civic commitment. Dhruv Upmanyu was formally felicitated on stage for his dual contribution—both as a core organizer of the event and as a standout singing performer. This recognition was conferred by: • Adv. Sadhana Joshi Patil – Special Public Prosecutor • Prabhat Tai Patil – Elected Corporator • Smt. Naik – Esteemed Entrepreneur Their acknowledgment marked a moment of pride, reflecting Dhruv’s dedication to both civic engagement and artistic expression at a young age. The event was further dignified by the presence of respected personalities including: • Mr. Nigde – President, Ex-Servicemen Association • Mr. Pathak – Chairman, New Cambridge School • Mr. Amar Singh – Real Estate Developer • Mr. Devendra Singh – Chairman, Orphan Home • Mr. Bhotu Singh – Senior Railway Officer • Mr. Omprakash Sharma Ji – Retired Additional Executive Engineer (AEE) • Mr. Sunil Khavare – Human Rights Activist Shri Rajesh D. Jalgaonkar addressed the gathering with conviction, while social leaders, builders, and educators stood in respectful solidarity—celebrating not only talent, but purpose.

📝 On 13th November 2012, Dhruv Upmanyu was blessed in person by Muni Shri Virakht Sagarji Maharaj, a revered Digambara Jain saint known for his profound wisdom and quiet spiritual power. The occasion took place in Bhayander during a mass spiritual congregation, drawing an overwhelming public presence—including local citizens, spiritual seekers, and civic leaders. Among the dignitaries present was then-Mayor Smt. Catleen Pereira, who joined the gathering in reverence. The event witnessed not only the monk’s blessings, but also his spiritual message—delivered publicly through trusted individuals, including Dhruv, making it a rare and humbling responsibility. In an atmosphere filled with chants, silence, and soul-searching, RajLive captured and carried the moment forward, connecting his timeless message with broader communities through respectful documentation. The images reflect not just proximity to a saint, but the quiet transmission of clarity, blessings, and spiritual trust.

📝 On 15th February 2013, Dhruv Upmanyu actively participated in a public awareness initiative organized by Aadarsh Seva Samiti, focused on educating residents about Deemed Conveyance—a crucial legal right under the Maharashtra Ownership Flats Act (MOFA) that empowers housing societies to obtain ownership of their land and buildings. The initiative aimed to bridge the gap between legal provisions and citizen understanding, especially for cooperative societies left in limbo due to uncooperative builders. The event drew strong participation from housing residents, social workers, and legal professionals. Distinguished dignitaries present at the event included: • Smt. Sandhya Patil – Municipal Corporator & Entrepreneur, a respected figure among citizens for her social outreach. • Adv. Dilip Pandit – Senior Legal Advisor & Housing Rights Advocate, known for his work in cooperative housing legalities. • Other notable civic leaders and community organizers who supported the cause with their guidance and presence. Dhruv Upmanyu played an active role in community engagement, supporting outreach activities and helping simplify key legal messages for everyday citizens. The event stood as a testament to how grassroots activism, when combined with civic leadership, can bring dormant rights into public awareness.

📝 On 30th March 2013, a spiritually uplifting gathering took place at the Mumbai residence of senior journalist Shri Deepak Jain, where Acharya Guruma Chandan Prabha graced the occasion with her divine presence. The event brought together respected dignitaries from the Jain Samaj, municipal corporators from Bhayander West, and civic contributors from across the city. The gathering highlighted the teachings of positive living, clarity of thought, and service beyond ritual—reflecting Guruma’s deep spiritual lineage, closely associated with the revered Shri Chandan Parshv‑Padmavati Tirth in Jodhpur, Rajasthan—home to the world’s largest Padmavati temple, famed for its 108 intricately carved Padmavati shrines encircling the central sanctum. RajLive was present—humbly participating, listening, and standing as a quiet bridge between communities, traditions, and modern civic values. In a moment of profound recognition, Acharya Guruma Chandan Prabha offered her blessings to RajLive, saying: “May RajLive continue to serve not just this region, but the entire world—as a beacon of light and progress.” Among those blessed during the event were: • Dr. Rajendra Jain • Dr. Ramesh Jain • Shri Dinesh Jain • Smt. Geeta Jain (Former MLA) • Shri Dhruvkishore Patil • Shri Deepak Jain (Host) • Shri Rajesh Rupawat • Shri Rakesh Agrawal • Shri Dhruv Upmanyu • Shri Rajesh Dubey Jalgaonkar The moment was not merely ceremonial—it was a reflection of harmony, humility, and shared values lighting the path forward.

📝 On 22nd January 2013, a meaningful civic outreach event was organized in Dombivli under the banner of Nagrik Grahak Seva Sanstha, focused on the distribution of Senior Citizen Identity Cards—an initiative aimed at supporting elderly citizens with access to essential services and recognition in public systems. The program was led by Shri Deepak Naik and Shri Shailesh Dubey, who were joined by police officers, social workers, and respected members of the community in reinforcing the dignity and welfare of senior citizens. Dhruv Upmanyu and RajLive were invited to be a part of this civic effort, standing alongside officers and grassroots representatives in encouraging a culture of gratitude, care, and visibility for India’s ageing population. The event was not just administrative—it was a gesture of respect, recognizing the silent strength of those who helped shape society.

📝 On 19th February 2013, Dhruv Upmanyu was felicitated by Lions Club of Heritage Galaxy during their Installation Ceremony of the Lions, Lioness & Leo Club of Mira-Bhayandar Galaxy held at GCC Club, Mira Road. The event was organized under the leadership of Lion Vinita S. Patodia and the Board of Directors, with President Leo Kunal Joshi and team hosting the ceremony. The stage was graced by community leaders, professionals, and civic contributors. Dhruv was honored for his genuine civic contributions, ethical leadership, and youth-driven public engagement—recognizing years of grounded work that combined awareness, social presence, and consistent service without seeking personal spotlight. The award was presented amidst applause and acknowledgment from the club, echoing a sentiment the plaque itself reflected: "For dedicated commitment to society through selfless contribution and positive impact."

An insightful interaction unfolded as two bright students — Miss Namrata (BMM, Mittal College) and Miss Neha (BCOM, Saraf College) — interviewed Mr. Dhruv Upmanyu on the subject of “Culture” under the Raj Live mentorship initiative. A moment where ideas met purpose — nurturing civic dialogue and cultural awareness among youth.

Mr. Ankush Malusare, National President – Nirbhay Bharat, along with his core delegation, visited Raj Live News Channel’s Office to formally announce a planned peaceful public demonstration (Dharna Pradarshan) on 19th July 2014 at MBMC. The key agenda: to spotlight the unresolved issue of Deemed Conveyance for Housing Societies, an essential legal right for cooperative ownership and self-governance.

Raj Live News Channel proudly felicitated Miss Poonam Padihar for her outstanding performance in Rock Ball and Tchoukball at the National Level. Her dedication and discipline reflect the spirit of youth excellence we aim to nurture. We extend our heartfelt wishes for her continued success and growth in the sporting arena.

Raj Live News Channel proudly felicitated Mr. Amod Mhatre (President – Swarajya Sangathna & NCP Yuva District President), Mr. Shashank Mishra (NCP Yuva District Vice President), and their dedicated team for their consistent work toward societal betterment and civic responsibility. Their leadership reflects the energy of youth devoted to community upliftment.

📝 On 6th January 2014, Dhruv Upmanyu was felicitated during the Maharashtra Police Raising Day ceremony, an event that brought together citizens, police officials, and public icons to honor the guardians of law and order. Among those present were Shri Ganesh Acharya (renowned choreographer), Shri Muzaffar Hussain (Former MLC), and DYSP Chandrakant Joshi of Maharashtra Police. Dhruv wasn’t just a guest—he was the official voice of the day, offering dynamic live commentary that lit up the ground with energy and emotion. Senior Police Inspector Dinkar Pingle (now a top officer in the Anti-Corruption Bureau) remarked: “Dhruv made us feel as if we were playing at Wankhede Stadium with his commentary.” The day stood as a fusion of service, respect, and spirit—where Dhruv’s words elevated the atmosphere and brought the force’s pride alive through voice, vision, and heartfelt energy.

📝On this day, Dhruv Upmanyu led a heartfelt initiative to distribute raincoats to women sweepers working tirelessly in housing societies during heavy monsoon downpours—completely unprotected. When engaged in conversation, several workers revealed that to withstand the cold, they resort to consuming tablets to "keep their bodies warm"—a dangerous and unhealthy practice born out of sheer necessity and neglect. This act of support was not just about giving raincoats—it was about dignity, recognition, and a wake-up call to society. These women are not invisible labor. They are mothers, sisters, and citizens of this country—deserving of safety, respect, and humane working conditions. The initiative served as a reminder that true national service lies in protecting the protectors of public hygiene, not just applauding them.

📝 Hind Yuva Foundation organized a public awareness initiative across Mira-Bhayandar addressing the ongoing issue of child labour in informal sectors. The drive focused on community education and responsible governance, encouraging both public participation and institutional attention. The initiative was guided by Asma Shaikh and Adv. Sushil Sonkar, and supported by a wide cross-section of society—including students, parents, educators, and civic volunteers. Dhruv Upmanyu, representing RajLive, was joined by his core associates Rohan Poojary and Rohit Sharma. Together, they assisted in structured outreach, coordination, and field interaction—ensuring the message was conveyed with clarity and mutual respect. The campaign emphasized the importance of lawful compliance, child welfare, and the role of informed citizens in supporting policy-level safeguards.

📝 On 14th July 2014, Dhruv Upmanyu was greeted by a heartfelt wave of wishes from across Mira-Bhayandar—led by members of the RajLive collective, community well-wishers, and dignified citizens who’ve shared space, work, and intent with him across various walks of civic life. What made this day extraordinary wasn’t just the celebration, but the spontaneous respect shown by people from diverse backgrounds—entrepreneurs, public workers, social contributors, family-run shopkeepers, seniors, and spirited youth. Like minded gathered to recognize a journey of consistency, sincerity, and presence. This birthday wasn’t a personal event—it was a collective acknowledgment of a life led publicly with grace and groundedness.

📝 On 24th July 2014, Dhruv Upmanyu led a structured civic survey across ration shops in Mira-Bhayandar to assess the distribution quality under the Public Distribution System (PDS). The initiative captured first-hand accounts from residents regarding availability, consistency, and supply gaps—aiming to bring systemic transparency to the forefront. Joining him in this mission were: – Anchor Amla Agarwal, who conducted on-ground interviews with clarity and professionalism, – Rohan Poojary, a trusted collaborator and constant force beside Dhruv in every meaningful civic stride, and – Local residents, who actively participated in expressing real-time experiences. The insights collected were scheduled to be submitted to the Guardian Minister of Thane District and the FDA Chief, Thane, marking it as a genuine citizen-led call for governance rooted in ground reality.

Shri Shrikanth Padule (Senior Police Inspector, Navghar Road) extended heartfelt New Year greetings to all citizens, while firmly affirming that the Police Force stands as a friend and protector of the public, not to be feared. He urged everyone to remain confident and to not be intimidated by any anti-social elements. An insightful interview capturing this assurance and his message of civic solidarity will be uploaded soon.

The Third Annual Function of Shree Ram Sunderkand Mitra Mandal concluded with great devotion and enthusiasm. A large number of devotees participated in this spiritually uplifting event. The occasion was graced by renowned personalities Arvind ji (Nach Baliye fame) and Vaishali Made ji (Sa Re Ga Ma Winner), whose presence added grace and joy to the celebration.

As momentum built across Mira Bhayandar, Day 2 of the Raj Live & Mumbai Pratinidhi Subscriber Drive witnessed even more enthusiastic citizens joining the movement for local awareness and unfiltered truth. Each interaction, each handshake, and every shared copy symbolized more than readership—it symbolized trust in people-powered ethos.

Raj Live Social Awareness Bulletin & Mumbai Pratinidhi Daily Newspaper continued building deep local trust on Day 4 of the Subscriber Drive. From the hands of the elderly to the curiosity of youth, our print presence expanded with integrity—one conversation at a time. This wasn’t just circulation—it was connection.

Raj Live Social Awareness Bulletin & Mumbai Pratinidhi Daily Newspaper began the day by seeking blessings of Shri Salasar Balaji—a humble gesture of surrender, faith, and clarity of purpose. With divine strength guiding the way, our team continued engaging with shopkeepers, elders, working citizens, and women readers across local areas—strengthening the belief that truth belongs in every hand.

A powerful day that marked the launch of Raj Live's Social Awareness Bulletin and the Mumbai Pratinidhi Daily Newspaper—two platforms built to uphold citizen truth, local integrity, and grassroots voices. From street corners to shopfronts, people from all walks of life joined us, holding the very first copies with pride. This wasn't just about distribution—it was about building a conscious readership, one that seeks truth without noise.

In response to public distress caused by a sudden surge in electricity bills, Raj Live took the initiative to launch a multi-platform civic awareness campaign across the region. The concern was published and circulated through four respected publications: 📰 Raj Live 📰 Mumbai Pratinidhi 📰 Raj Banjara 📰 Police Batmi Patra These efforts were independently executed and fully managed by Raj Live at that time, ensuring the matter reached authorities and service providers through structured documentation, mass signature collection, and civic correspondence. This was not mere coverage — it was responsible engagement for public clarity and policy review.

As part of Raj Live's cultural outreach, we visited the vibrant Ganpati Pandal by Jai Ambe Mitra Mandal—celebrating tradition, unity, and artistic expression. With youth and community members coming together in devotion, this visit reinforced our commitment to preserving cultural heritage beyond any politics. Promoting faith, not fanfare. Culture before commentary.

Ganeshotsav Cultural Visit: Kasturi Park Raj Live continued its festive cultural journey with a heartfelt visit to the Ganpati celebrations at Kasturi Park. The devotion, creativity, and collective energy of residents reflected the deep-rooted traditions that unite our communities beyond boundaries. Faith. Fraternity. Festival.

A vibrant celebration of faith and tradition, the Shree Shree Shyama Kali Puja Mahotsav brought together devotees and cultural enthusiasts under the banner of Amra Sabai. The atmosphere was filled with devotion, chants, and deep reverence for Maa Kali, reflecting the enduring spiritual bond of the Bengali community in Mira Bhayandar. This event stood out not just as a religious gathering, but as a unifying force for cultural expression and shared heritage.

Raj Live visited the Ganesh festival celebration at Kasturi Industrial Estate, where devotion met discipline in an inspiring blend of tradition and community spirit. From artisans to local citizens, the collective effort behind the celebration reaffirmed the strength of shared heritage and harmony in public spaces. Celebration through Creation. Culture through Community.

📝 A large-scale tree plantation initiative was organized in Borigaon, Bordi by Ashray Trust, with over 1,000 saplings planted to promote environmental restoration and local awareness. The event received thoughtful civic coverage by RajLive News and Jet Live News, under the leadership of Dhruv Upmanyu with Rohan Poojary & Rohit Sharma. The presence of RajLive played a key role in lending structure, transparency, and visibility to the initiative, encouraging focused participation from both citizens and authorities. Key dignitaries present included: – Shri Deepak Moreshwar Naik, Founder, Ashray Trust – Shri Rajesh D. Jalgaonkar (RLP), respected public communicator – Shri Rajesh Singh, National President, All India Human Rights Organization – Senior officers from the Local Police Station and Forest Department – The local Tehsildar and three Gram Panchayat members – Shri Ranjane (Nalasopara), Shri Vinod Medhe, Shri Durgesh Mandalkar – Dr. Uday Joshi, President, National Union of Journalists (India) – Ms. Sheetal Kardekar, General Secretary – Senior journalists Shri Achyut Patil (Dainik Sakal) and Shri Aniruddha Patil (Lokmat) – Dr. Pragya Chaudhary and other eminent citizens The plantation drive stood as a model of collaboration between grassroots leadership, local governance, and committed media platforms.

📝 In light of an abrupt and steep hike in electricity bills affecting residents, RajLive mobilized an on-ground public grievance effort—coordinating civic documentation, media outreach, and escalation to regulatory authorities. With the guidance Rajesh D. Jalgaonkar, the RajLive team engaged directly with affected citizens to document signatures, capture statements, and prepare a formal representation addressed to Electricity providing Infrastructure and relevant state departments. Dhruv Upmanyu, along with a trusted team of active contributors—including Kamana Sharma, Ankita Singh, Divya Dattani, Rohan Poojary, Rohit Sharma, and Ayush Pareek—ensured smooth coordination, respectful public interaction, and structured field communication. Each brought their own strength to the effort, helping transform a moment of concern into a step toward resolution. The initiative reflected the quiet strength of teamwork—built not just on responsibility, but on shared intent to serve with integrity.

📝 On 5th July 2015, RajLive documented and highlighted the long-standing civic issues of Khopra Khadi Gavthan—a rural belt within the Mira-Bhayandar constituency where residents were grappling with limited access to basic infrastructure, including water, roads, and electricity. This issue was first brought to the forefront by Vishal Thakur, a socially active and widely respected youth voice known for his consistent work at the grassroots level. Despite the significance of the matter, the issue saw no mention across mainstream channels. RajLive stepped in to amplify the story, engage with residents on the ground, and document their concerns in a transparent and responsible manner. The coverage gained traction locally and catalyzed dialogue among stakeholders. As a result of collective awareness and civic persistence, actionable reforms were initiated in the region. This moment stands as a reminder of what aligned intent, community voices, and accountable platforms can achieve—even without traditional attention.

Raj Live marked its presence at the Ganesh festival celebration hosted by the residents of Sagar Kiran Complex, Navghar Road. The serene yet spirited gathering reflected the cultural rootedness and devotional harmony that define this auspicious season. Moments like these preserve tradition, inspire unity, and reaffirm collective values.

Senior Police Inspector Shri Gunaji Sawant and his courageous team of Maharashtra Police officers successfully apprehended four members of the notorious and violent "Chaddi-Baniyan" gang after a tense night-long operation and armed encounter in the marshlands of Borivali (Shimpoli). Recognizing their valor and swift action in safeguarding public safety, Raj Live News, in collaboration with Legal Pyramids (Adv. Sunil Badsiwal Jain), felicitated SPI Sawant and his team for their exceptional service to society.

A memorable click from the Ganraya Award Ceremony 2016 organized by Thane Gramin Police, honoring community efforts and collaborations that foster harmony and civic responsibility. Seen here alongside: – Shri Shrikant A. Padule (Senior Police Inspector, Navghar Police Station) – Shri Jagdish Shinde (Senior Police Inspector, Mira Road Police Station) – Shri Rajesh D. Jalgaonkar (Promoter – Raj Live News, Editor – Dainik Mumbai Pratinidhi) This ceremony reflected the synergy between law enforcement and socially conscious media toward a more secure and cooperative society.

During late-night hours around 3:45 AM near Bhayandar East Railway Station, suspicious activity involving two individuals dragging a visibly dusty two-wheeler out of the parking zone was intercepted through vigilant civic observation. Upon being confronted, the individuals were unable to produce valid identification or ownership documents. Coincidentally, a police patrol arrived on the scene and, after a quick assessment, detained the suspects and secured the vehicle at Navghar Police Station. Follow-up inquiry revealed grave negligence at the parking lot, where two on-duty watchmen were found asleep and unaware of the missing vehicle. When the issue was presented to them impersonally as a concerned citizen, their lack of accountability was evident. After realization, both guards expressed remorse and acknowledged that had the situation gone unchecked, it could have cost them their jobs. Photographs from that night include visuals of: – The intercepted two-wheeler – The police patrol team securing the area – Sleeping guards during duty hours – Navghar Police Chowky at the time of vehicle transfer This incident highlights the importance of civic alertness, the effectiveness of real-time police response, and the need for strengthened vigilance at public parking zones.

A meaningful counselling session was conducted at Shree Rajendra Honeycomb Bal Aashram, focusing on emotional healing and confidence-building for children admitted under traumatic circumstances. The visit included the presence of: – Mrs. Deepa Sanjay Bhardwaj (Social Activist) – API Prafulla Wagh (Crime Branch – Kashimira) – Shinde Sir (Crime Branch – Navghar Police Station) – Mrs. Rajeshwari Sharma (BJP Mahila Adhyaksh – Ward No. 7) Despite professional pressures, PI Prafulla Wagh took time to personally and compassionately counsel the children, creating a sense of safety and reassurance. Mrs. Deepa Bhardwaj especially engaged with young girls through private mentoring, encouraging them with messages of empowerment, dignity, and resilience. She also pledged to initiate similar sessions across multiple Bal Aashrams and schools. The initiative served as a powerful example of civic responsibility in action—bringing together law enforcement, social workers, and political representatives to support vulnerable children. Gratitude was extended by the institution and wider community to Maharashtra Police and dedicated leaders like Mrs. Bhardwaj for their commitment to nurturing the next generation.

In a moment steeped in tradition and sacred devotion, Dhruv Upmanyu, then Managing Director of Raj Live News, visited the holy gathering to seek divine blessings from Maa Saraswati, the Goddess of Knowledge, Arts, and Clarity. This special occasion, hosted by the Mira Bhayandar Bengali Samaj, echoed with soulful chants, community spirit, and cultural pride — honoring the pursuit of truth through media, intellect, and conscious reporting. 📸 Captured amidst the floral aura of the Pooja, this image reflects more than a ritual — it marks the invocation of clarity and truth at the very roots of a growing mission. ✍️ “Knowledge without devotion is mere noise. But with faith, it becomes wisdom.”

A grand celebration of tradition, unity, and new beginnings! The vibrant streets of Bhayandar came alive as citizens, dressed in resplendent Maharashtrian attire, marched with pride during the Hindu New Year Swagat Yatra. From traditional Lezim and Dhol Pathak to the orange wave of cultural pride, the procession reflected the deeply rooted devotion and discipline of our Sanatan Dharma. Dhruv Upmanyu, along with other community members, participated with full spirit—celebrating the essence of Gudi Padwa as a festival of identity, culture, and collective strength.

A blessed evening spent attending the Shri Ram Katha event, where spiritual energy filled the atmosphere with divine vibrations. The vibrant setup, centered around the divine murti of Bhagwan Shri Ram with Sita, Lakshman, and Hanuman ji, created a deeply devotional space. The Katha unfolded timeless lessons from Lord Ram’s life—highlighting values of dharma, seva, and satya—leaving a lasting impression on all attendees. We were fortunate to be part of this sacred gathering and witness how cultural roots continue to nourish collective consciousness.

An unforgettable night immersed in divine bhajans, aarti, and spiritual vibrations at the Mata Ki Chowki celebration held on 28th April 2016. The beautifully adorned pandal echoed with chants and devotional songs dedicated to Maa Durga and her many forms, invoking strength, peace, and blessings for all. The atmosphere was charged with Shakti energy, with devotees joining in soulful renditions and expressing their faith with true dedication. Such cultural and spiritual events reinforce our collective bond with tradition, and it was a joy to be a part of it.

🧹🌱 From Neglect to Nurture – A Community-Led Cleanliness Transformation A neglected corner had turned into an unofficial dumping ground—ridden with waste, waterlogging, and alarming reports of snakes and rats. The monsoon only made conditions worse. On this critical day, local corporators Mohan Jadhav ji and Nilam Dhavan ji were present on-site, attempting to manage the escalating mess—but the scale was overwhelming. That’s when Dhruv Upmanyu stepped forward, swiftly initiating a structured clean-up operation. With coordinated efforts, the area was cleared, sanitized, and transformed. What was once a hazard to residents was reclaimed and repurposed—saplings were planted, and a space once defined by filth began to breathe with new life. This effort wasn’t symbolic—it was strategic civic action, executed during heavy rains, when it mattered most. A textbook example of what happens when citizens and corporators act in unison: Neglect turns into nurture. Danger turns into dignity.

Clicks during a truly blessed and soul-touching visit to Surya Dev Naman Gaushala, nestled in the peaceful expanse of Uttan. Surrounded by the calm of Mother Nature and the sacred presence of Gau Mata, this visit was a reminder of India’s eternal bond with compassion, simplicity, and divinity. The atmosphere resonated with care, silence, and sanctity—where each cow is not just nurtured but revered. A space where purity lives and breathes.

RajISG Legacy Chapter: Youth Civic Fellowship Marking another year of purpose, the day was humbly commemorated alongside members of Nirbhay Bharat Sangathan—a civic-focused organization committed to fearless advocacy. In a room filled with shared ideals, the gathering was not just a birthday, but a moment to reflect on collective growth, ethical action, and the path ahead. Wearing a symbolic message — “Legends Are Born in July” — Dhruv Upmanyu expressed gratitude to the elder guides, fellow changemakers, and students present. Their presence was a reminder that legacies are not self-proclaimed; they are forged through consistent, quiet contribution to society’s betterment. The event, though personal, was conducted with the same grounded discipline that defines RajISG’s ethos: respect, clarity, and purpose.

📝 In a strong act of civic leadership, Mrs. Rajeshwari Sharma (President, BJP Mahila Mandal Morcha) formally submitted a complaint to local police authorities and informed the media regarding the growing presence of anti-social elements in a nearby residential area. With just the first intimation, police conducted a patrol operation the same day and committed to daily surveillance to ensure peace, harmony, and public safety. Dhruv Upmanyu was present throughout, independently verifying the situation and supporting concerned residents on ground. This selfless move by Mrs. Sharma, made without any personal agenda, reflects true public spirit. Her action safeguarded not just an area—but the faith of people in civic action. We also thank the police authorities for their swift and responsive action, showing what happens when citizens and systems align for the right cause.

A spiritually significant gathering was held to mark the 95th Varshik Mahotsav of Shri Navghar Datt Mandir, Bhayandar East. Under the divine guidance of Bal Yogi Shri Sadanand Maharaj (Tungareshwar), the event featured the sacred Shri Granthraj Dnyaneshwari Parayan and Harinaam Saptah, continuing a 13-year tradition of fostering collective consciousness through Bhakti, Satvikta, and Seva. The purpose of this spiritual initiative was to invoke enduring human values—social sensitivity, internal transformation, and the rise of spiritual awareness among citizens. During the Sabha, Rajesh D. Jalgaonkar, renowned Kirtankar & Pravachanakar H.B.P. Vasant Mahagavkar, Shri Devidas Patil, and many gathered devotees offered heartfelt prayers for relief to Maharashtra’s drought-affected farmers and rural communities.

Captured in what may appear to be a casual moment, this image holds something far more meaningful. A group of spirited young boys—drawn not just by camaraderie, but by respect, admiration, and an invisible force of mentorship. Through guidance, presence, and example, a quiet leadership emerged—one that shaped perspectives without imposition, and inspired without seeking attention. This moment now stands as a subtle yet powerful reflection of what grassroots mentorship truly looks like—authentic, magnetic, and lasting.

A spiritually vibrant moment captured during Sharadotsav 2017, hosted by the Srijan Sammilani Welfare Association at Palava City. Devotees united in reverence to Maa Durga, immersed in the festive energy of Navratri, symbolizing victory of good over evil and the strength of feminine divine. Raj Live was honored to witness and highlight this grand celebration where tradition met modern township culture, reflecting the essence of unity, devotion, and community strength. 🙏 Jai Mata Di!

📝 Amid mounting public concern over deteriorating safety and unlawful behavior, a pivotal civic sabha was initiated—quietly led by Dhruv Upmanyu, whose strategic presence alone shifted the local atmosphere from fear to clarity. The moment he stepped in, indecisiveness vanished and order began to take form. The sabha wasn’t driven by outrage—it was a response guided by influence, ethics, and structured civic action. Shri Ankush Malusare, a respected Union Leader and President of Nirbhay Bharat, stood firmly behind the cause, lending organizational strength and reinforcing the urgency of public discourse. His support signaled institutional seriousness to what was already gaining grassroots traction. At the forefront of field mobilization was Lalita Bisht, whose tireless house-to-house outreach helped document grievances and collect citizen signatures with dignity and precision. Backing this wave of responsible civic assertion were veteran citizens like Mr. Yadav (retired naval officer) and several respected elder women, who added weight and wisdom to the movement. Most compellingly, young individuals previously engaged in misguided actions chose to step back and align themselves with the very effort they once challenged—a transformation made possible not through force, but through Dhruv’s commanding composure and moral clarity. This wasn't reactionary. It was reformative.

📝 This morning, Dhruv Upmanyu, along with Adv. Krishna Gupta (RTI Activist and Defining Youth Leader) and Rohan Poojari (Bureau Chief – Raj Live News), met with Dr. Aasif Gulab Shaikh—an esteemed public representative who has served as Corporator, Sabhapati (Chairman), Ex-Opposition Leader, and former Minister of State. The meeting centered on youth development, social awareness, and the evolving needs of urban communities. A subsequent field visit through Shastri Nagar revealed a powerful truth: while development is visible, unauthorized slum expansions are threatening to reverse the progress. Dr. Shaikh's connection with locals was heartfelt—welcomed by residents as one of their own, engaging directly with their lived experiences and aspirations. Yet, the visit also made clear that unchecked encroachments may not only stall growth but foster serious public health risks if left unaddressed. The moment called not just for commentary, but for responsible action—blending leadership, advocacy, and administrative will.

📝 Organized by the Bhayandar Bangali Suvarna Shilpa Mandal, the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Trophy brought together sportsmanship and legacy in a vibrant community cricket tournament. It stood as a tribute to Netaji’s revolutionary spirit—honoring patriotism through unity, youth participation, and cultural depth. Dhruv Upmanyu was invited as a guest, recognized for his grassroots involvement and continued civic engagement. As a spontaneous and heartfelt gesture, he delivered live commentary in Bengali, honoring Netaji’s roots and resonating with the local Bengali community—a moment remembered for its sincerity and emotional impact. The event was coordinated with clarity and energy by Sudeep Malik, whose execution reflected both leadership and community trust. Several notable public figures graced the occasion, including Sajid Asif Patel and Zakki Asif Patel—all affiliated with the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) top brass shared space with citizens in the spirit of dialogue and encouragement. This wasn't just sport—it was legacy, language, and leadership on one ground.

📝 A few heartfelt glimpses from a meaningful visit to a special outreach camp organized for Divyang (gifted) individuals, in collaboration with MBMC. Present at the forefront was Corporator Dipika Khanna Arora, whose compassionate leadership and personal engagement set a shining example for how governance can be both effective and empathetic. Dhruv Upmanyu, invited to witness and appreciate the initiative, noted the warmth and clarity with which each individual was addressed—not as a case, but as a citizen with dignity. In times where systems often overlook the silent voices, leaders like Dipika ma’am remind us that progress isn’t just policy—it’s human touch.

📝 In a focused expression of economic concern, the Mira Bhayandar Swarna Shilpi Samiti and Mira Bhayandar Jewellers Welfare Organisation organized a peaceful demonstration against the excise duty imposed on gold and jewellery trades. Among the key voices addressing the gathering was Shri Rathin Dutta, a renowned political leader known for his understanding of trade policy and public sentiment. The coordination on ground was meticulously handled by Sudeep Malik, a young entrepreneur and committed activist, who ensured that the event maintained discipline and clarity of message. Dhruv Upmanyu was formally invited by the organizers—not to join the protest—but to understand the core issues firsthand and help ethically amplify public concerns through appropriate civic and media frameworks. His engagement remained focused on responsible dialogue and accurate representation, contributing to a broader, solution-oriented conversation. This gathering was not about disruption—it was about dignified dissent and policy awareness.

Kolor's Events, a vibrant platform celebrating the talent and energy of Mira Bhayandar’s young performers. Dhruv Upmanyu along with Rohan Poojary extends heartfelt appreciation to Kolor's Events and to Honey Agarwal, founder and lead educator at Rising Starz Academy – Bhayandar, for creating a space that not only uplifts children but also enriches the cultural spirit of the community. Events like these are more than entertainment—they are empowerment in motion.

📝 At around 9:00 AM, a group of nearly 50 unidentified men stormed into a residential complex and illegally demolished a functioning pump room—without a valid civic order, without police presence, and without any legal notice. During the chaos, residents who tried to intervene were physically assaulted, with one person seriously injured and rushed to hospital for emergency care. In a moment of mass panic, Rajesh D. Jalgaonkar intervened—bringing calm, legal guidance, and moral clarity to the situation. His leadership helped stabilize the community and demand rightful accountability. Dhruv Upmanyu was present on-site, independently verifying facts, documenting the aftermath, and standing with the residents during this blatant act of injustice. 📸 Attached Evidence: – Official Civic Authorization Document (Pump Room Validity) – Medical Report from Police Station – Valid Property Tax Receipt – Images of Demolished Structure – Photos of Distressed Residents This was not just vandalism. It was a direct attack on public trust, civic order, and human dignity. We demand a full-scale investigation, identification of the culprits, and immediate action by municipal and law enforcement bodies to ensure such terror is never repeated.

📝 A day rooted in growth—both for the earth and for community leadership. Organized by Raj Live News, this plantation drive echoed the same principle that Dhruv Upmanyu had acted upon back in 2010: planting within communities—not just as a green act, but as a civic duty shared by all. That vision came alive once again with the support of several distinguished dignitaries and grassroots contributors. Notable attendees included: – Shri Rajesh D. Jalgaonkar (Regulatory Law Practitioner – RLP) – Dr. Madhu Gupta (Dean – Manav Kalyan Kendra Hospital) – Priyesh Shah (Social Worker) – Dr. Aasif Gulab Shaikh (Senior Corporator – MBMC; Former State Minister, NCP) – Ankush Malusare (President – Nirbhay Bharat Sangathan) – Dr. N.A. Hegde (Dean – Sai Baba Hospital) – Devendra Pratap Singh (Chairman – Shree Rajendra Honeycomb Charitable Trust) – Shyam Goswami (Trustee – Shree Shyam Seva Nikunj Sanstha) – Shailesh Pandey (National Council Member – BJP) – Shravan Mishra (Editor – Mumbai Doot & Sambhaav Doot) 🌿 From a single idea in 2010 to a movement in 2016—this wasn’t just about planting trees. It was about sowing responsibility, action, and hope.

A spiritually fulfilling Shri Satyanarayan Mahapooja was held at Shri Sai Shraddha Housing Society, bringing residents and contributors together in an atmosphere of devotion and unity. Present on this auspicious occasion were: – Priyesh Shah (Deputy City Chief – Shiv Sena) – Ankush Malusare (President – Nirbhay Bharat Sangathan) – Rohan Poojari (General Manager – Raj Live News) – Deepak Dhotre (Bureau Chief – Raj Live News) Their presence added grace to the gathering, making the spiritual experience more impactful for all attendees.

📝 In a meaningful civic dialogue this afternoon, Dhruv Upmanyu participated in a community meeting with women residents from the society and surrounding areas. What began as an exchange of ideas quickly turned into action when a suggestion put forward by Dhruv—centered on local beautification and shared civic responsibility—was wholeheartedly embraced. Notable women such as the late Smt. Bharti Khanna (respected teacher), Smt. Meena Dubey and Smt. Sumitra Joshi emerged as key enablers, bringing together fellow homemakers to lead with resolve and community pride. The initiative sparked a ripple effect—housewives stepping up not only as caretakers of their homes, but as changemakers within their neighborhoods.

A vibrant Holi celebration was shared in the presence of respected community figures, including: – Shrikaant A. Padule Sir (Senior Police Inspector – Navghar Road Police Station) – Mrs. Deepa Sanjay Bhardwaj (Social Leader) – Mr. Sanjay Bhardwaj – Mr. Rohan Poojari The gathering symbolized harmony, unity, and the spirit of togetherness between civil society, law enforcement, and social workers. The occasion reaffirmed the importance of shared joy in nurturing mutual respect and collaborative community bonds.

A solemn moment captured with Prafulla Wagh Sir (PI – Crime Branch) and his courageous team, who cracked a heinous child rape and murder case within 30 hours of the discovery. The 4-year-old victim, a resident of Bhayandar, was found in a condition that left even the most hardened in tears. RajISG extends deep gratitude to the Maharashtra Police for their swift and decisive action in bringing the culprits to justice. No words suffice in such sorrow, but prayers continue for the departed soul. May her innocence awaken our collective conscience. In response, RajISG, under the guidance of senior officers like Prafulla Wagh Sir and Shrikaant A. Padule Sir, is initiating a structured civic awareness drive aimed at uprooting such evil from the roots of society through vigilance, education, and preventive engagement.

The child in the photograph wearing a green T-shirt is Kartikeya (12 years), who had tragically run away from his home in Uttar Pradesh due to undisclosed distressing circumstances. He was discovered wandering in Bhayandar, surviving by sleeping in auto rickshaws for over a month. Thanks to the swift intervention of Prafulla Wagh Sir (API – Crime Branch, Mira Bhayandar) and his team, immediate investigations were initiated. On this day, after verifying all details, Kartikeya was safely reunited with his family. This moment stands as a powerful reminder of what timely civic vigilance and responsive policing can achieve. The RajISG team deeply appreciates the efforts of Maharashtra Police in restoring a child’s future and a family’s hope.

The streets of Bhayandar once again echoed with the joy of tradition and community as we marked the auspicious occasion of Gudi Padwa, the beginning of the Hindu New Year. From saffron turbans to vibrant sarees, the atmosphere was rich with cultural pride, familial unity, and festive spirit. Participants of all ages walked with devotion, showcasing Maharashtrian heritage and values. The event also featured traditional attire, motorcycles adorned with Gudis, Lezim dancers, and a contagious celebration of identity. These moments are a reminder of the beauty of preserving our Sanatan cultural fabric while fostering collective belonging.

📝A spiritually charged and socially meaningful Satyanarayan Maha Pooja was organized by the local Auto Rickshaw Union—a group that forms the very spine of everyday mobility and public interface in the region. Dhruv Upmanyu was present as a special guest and invitee, welcomed warmly by the union and community leaders. In a proud moment, all dignitaries and attendees were seen holding copies of the RajLive Gazette—a reflection of trust, reach, and shared purpose. Among the key figures present were: – Shri Rohidas Patil, respected educationist, political leader, and owner of one of the largest colleges in the Mumbai suburban belt – Shri Rajesh D. Jalgaonkar (RLP), widely recognized for his civic interventions and public connect – A leading female political voice known for her quiet yet impactful work in community development – Heads of the Auto Rickshaw Union and several senior rickshaw drivers, pillars of the transport ecosystem This event wasn’t just a devotional gathering—it was a statement on the power of coordination with transport unions, who are first responders, communicators, and enablers of daily civic rhythm. Such forums remind us that true public welfare isn't built only in offices—it's built in the lanes, rides, and relationships of the everyday.

A meaningful interaction was held with Neeta Saluja Ma’am – Director of E-Rose Education, renowned motivational speaker, counselor, and author. The discussion focused on empowering women through education, and extending learning opportunities to all age groups, especially women and children. 🎥 A short viva featuring Neeta Ma’am was released under the Raj Live Mentorship Initiative, offering insights that aim to uplift, motivate, and ignite change.

📝 At the annual ceremony hosted by Deep Dreams Charitable Trust (led by Corporator Smt. Dipika Khanna Arora), Dhruv Upmanyu was felicitated with the “ME–RESPONSIBLE” title and Appreciation Certificate for his consistent civic engagement. The award was personally presented by Hon'ble Shri Narendra Mehta, then MLA of Mira Bhayandar, in the presence of esteemed dignitaries. Dhruv Upmanyu also lit the ceremonial lamp, delivered a moving literary piece against female foeticide, and performed a heartfelt song—bringing together words, voice, and spirit in service of social consciousness.

On this spiritually charged day, the supreme statue of Chhatrapati Shivray at Kashimira, which has stood as a guardian of Mira-Bhayandar since 1997, was ritually purified (Abhishek) and honored with a Maha-Aarti by devoted citizens. In India, specially Maharashtra, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is worshipped & will continue to be until eternity a divine embodiment of justice, courage, and dharma. Being part of this sacred moment felt like receiving a blessing from the founder protector of Swarajya himself. May His vision continue to inspire fearless leadership, cultural pride, and unwavering service to dharma.

A sacred gathering was held at Surya Dev Naman Gaushaala, Uttan, where local citizens and families came together in prayer, unity, and reverence toward Gau Mata. The day’s pooja reflected more than ritual—it echoed the values of compassion, dharmic living, and collective seva that RajISG upholds. The Gaushaala continues to serve as a serene example of coexistence between humanity and nature, where service to cows becomes a spiritual offering to the divine.

As part of RajISG’s ongoing commitment to preserving cultural continuity and spiritual consciousness, representatives attended Shri Hanuman Jayanti observances at two key sites in Mira Bhayandar: • Morning Darshan: Shri Sankatmochan Hanuman Mandir, Salasar, Navghar • Community Aarti & Celebration: Hanuman Mandir, Hanuman Nagar (Phatak Road) These visits were not ceremonial alone—they reflected RajISG’s recognition of indigenous traditions that bind our civil society with resilience and reverence. The occasion reaffirmed our alignment with the values symbolized by Hanuman ji: service, strength, and unwavering devotion.

During a spiritually significant visit to Haridwar, heartfelt appreciation was extended to Inspector Ranjith Tomar ji and the Uttarakhand Police for their exceptional management of massive pilgrim gatherings with efficiency and grace. A meaningful interaction also took place with Shri Jaage Ram Shastri ji, President of Keval Dham Trust, one of Haridwar’s largest service institutions dedicated to spiritual and humanitarian causes. Special thanks were conveyed to the Ganga Sabha Committee for facilitating dignified participation in the sacred Maa Ganga Maha Aarti at Brahmakund, the spiritual heart of Haridwar. This experience reaffirmed RajISG’s belief in disciplined governance, spiritual infrastructure, and citizen–administration synergy in service of the sacred.

📝Some moments etch themselves into legacy. On this special day, I was invited to deliver a Personality Development & Motivational Speaking session at E-Rose Education—an institution run by Ms. Neeta Saluja, a refined and eloquent educator. But what made it truly unforgettable was the presence of my mother, Mrs. Poonam Dubey, herself a respected teacher at E-Rose. She sat among the audience—not as my parent, but as a peer, a silent witness to the path she once helped me shape. Watching her hear me speak, inspire, and lead from the front was an emotion words can’t fully hold. The students were remarkably attentive and openly expressed their admiration, saying they wished for more sessions like this. Neeta ma’am’s appreciation was heartfelt—her praise of my delivery and message style was deeply encouraging. That day wasn’t just a classroom event. It was a circle completing itself. A son speaking where his mother once taught. A teacher among teachers. A moment destined.

A beautiful and mesmerizing evening captured during the Sky Lantern Festival, celebrated in the presence of Shri Tushar Vaidya (AGM – Lodha PCMA) along with the dedicated Fest Organizing Committee. The event symbolized community unity, peace, and aspiration, lighting up the skies with hope and togetherness – a memorable cultural expression reflecting Palava’s vibrant spirit.

📝Heartfelt thanks to Mira Bhayandar Sanskrutik Samiti for the opportunity to be part of a truly special dual celebration of Gokulashtami and Independence Day with the gifted children of Snehalaya Special School. For Dhruv Upmanyu, every interaction with these remarkable young souls offers a new perspective—stepping into their world, sharing joy, and adding a moment of magic to their day. Their laughter, innocence, and strength are reminders of the beauty in pure connection. Bringing even a single smile to a child’s face remains one of life’s greatest honors.

In a symbolic yet powerful moment at the Raj Live office, Mohan Jadhav ji (Corporator, MBMC Tree Authority Member & Former Standing Committee Member) distributed pens to local children—emphasizing education over distraction, and vision over violence. This simple act delivered a timeless message: A pen is mightier than the sword. Such gestures ignite purpose in young minds, guiding them toward knowledge, career, and contribution. The event was graced by Rajesh D. Jalgaonkar ji (Regulatory Law Practitioner), Mohammad Shafi ji (Playback Singer), and RajISG associates—marking a moment where civic leadership and cultural voice stood together for youth empowerment.

📝High in the Garhwal Himalayas, nestled along the sacred Alaknanda River at 3,133 meters, stands Badrinath Dham—a spiritual pinnacle in the Chaar Dham Yatra. During this soul-enriching journey, Dhruv Upmanyu was blessed and felicitated by the Badrinath-Kedarnath Temple Committee (BKTC)—a rare honor, extended only to those whose work reflects sincerity, truth, and divine alignment. The moment was graced by: – Shri B.D. Singh (CEO – BKTC) – Shri Easwara Prasad Namboothiri (Acting Rawal – VC) – Shri Bhuvan Chandra Uniyal (Dharmadhikari) – Shri Satya Prasad Chamola – Shri Radha Krishna Thapliyal (Vedpathi) – Shri Sohan Negi (Security Head – UK Police Force) The journey culminated at Mana Village, India’s last civilian outpost near the Indo-Tibetan border. Standing with the Tricolor at “Hindustan Ki Antim Dukaan”, run by Shri Vijay Rawat, was not just patriotic—it was profound. Such moments are not planned. They’re gifted—through sheer dedication and the unseen hand of the Almighty.

In this special collage: At the Shri Balram Temple, Dwarka, Mukhya Purohit ji and Purohit Mitesh Meen ji offered divine blessings to our publication during the sacred ritual site of Tula Daan. Alongside, a gracious moment was captured with the Legend of Dwarka – Shri Ashok Modi ji (Owner – Hotel Rudra Plaza, a highly respected entrepreneur), joined by Jayesh Bhai and the entire hotel staff. The image shows: 👉 Left – Rajesh D Jalgaonkar (Promoter – Raj Live) 👉 Middle – Shri Ashok Modi ji 👉 Right – Dhruv Upmanyu (Managing Director – Raj Live) Their wishes and encouragement continue to fortify the mission and values of Raj Live.

📝 "स्वतंत्रता सेनानियों की शान को, भारत माता की आन को, हम नमन करते हैं शहीदों के बलिदान को।" On the proud occasion of India’s 72nd Independence Day, Dhruv Upmanyu joined the vibrant celebration at Palava, a global township that echoes the spirit of Indian values. Alongside Palava’s Security and Management Team, the ceremony honored the tricolor with heartfelt emotion, civic dignity, and community unity. This event marked not just a ceremonial gathering, but a living tribute to the sacrifices that shaped our nation—with every flag raised in collective remembrance and pride.

Republic Day 2019 — Standing in honor with our courageous Maharashtra Police personnel at Manpada Police Station. The tricolor unfurled with pride, echoing the timeless spirit of Bharat Mata and those who serve her with unwavering resolve. Salute to every man and woman in uniform who defends the law, secures our streets, and guards our constitution beyond duty and daylight.

A meaningful interaction was held at the CID Headquarters – Special Branch 1, with Police Inspector Prafulla Wagh Sir, a highly regarded officer known for his strategic investigation skills and clarity on complex criminal issues, RLP Rajesh D Jalgaonkar also graced this occassion. The discussion focused on emerging immigration-related challenges and scam networks, providing critical insight into the evolving threats faced by vulnerable citizens and law enforcement. RajISG acknowledges the role of dedicated officers like Prafulla Sir in safeguarding civic trust and upholding legal order in a rapidly shifting global context.

📝Celebrated the 73rd Independence Day with those who stand watch so we may stand proud—Palava City’s Security Force, the unsung guardians who patrol tirelessly, day and night, to preserve peace across this modern urban expanse. Under the disciplined leadership of Colonel Gaurav Chaturvedi (Retd)—a decorated officer recognized for acts of bravery—the Palava Security Team has become the backbone of civic order and community trust. Their unwavering vigilance ensures that the City of Opportunity remains not only progressive, but secure. This celebration was a tribute to the silent strength behind Palava’s freedom, safety, and dignity.

In an event that beautifully blended sporting spirit with dignified legacy, Dhruv Upmanyu joined the distinguished Beyond Golf Challenge, a prestigious initiative led by entrepreneur and mentor Shri Sudhir Gupte ji. This momentous gathering witnessed the felicitation of Mr. Varaad Gupte, an international-level golf player, who was honoured with the First Prize for his stellar performance. The occasion stood as a testament to disciplined pursuit, athletic grace, and generational inspiration. 📸 The trophies may shine in gold — but it is the journey, mentorship, and excellence behind them that truly glisten. ✍️ “To support a legacy in motion is to honour the discipline behind every swing, every sacrifice.”

"Men apart, every man an emperor." 🇮🇳 It was a moment of deep honor and purpose engaging in a focused discussion with Colonel Gaurav Chaturvedi (Retd), a decorated veteran of the Indian Army’s Elite Parachute Regiment (Special Forces). With 25 years of active service across Kargil, Siachen, the North East, and Kashmir, and as a Special Forces Instructor, Colonel Chaturvedi has participated in nearly every major military and anti-terror operation since 1991. This meeting was centered on evaluating internal security challenges and national resilience strategies. Also present was Kadam Pal Sir, Ex-PARA Commando, whose presence added further depth to the exchange. RajISG expresses heartfelt respect to these warriors who carry India’s defense legacy with unmatched courage, precision, and silent strength.

JAI HIND 🇮🇳 "Sharing Proud Moments with the Guard of Honour at the National War Memorial" The Tri-Services Guard of Honour stands as a symbol of precision, dignity, and national pride. Tasked with extending ceremonial honours to the President, Prime Minister, Defence Minister, and visiting global dignitaries, this elite formation is deployed exclusively at the Rashtrapati Bhavan and Secretariat Buildings during state-level visits. Their presence is not just ceremonial—it reflects the discipline, commitment, and excellence of India’s armed forces. Rank commands responsibility. Uniform commands reverence. Together, they represent the honour of the Republic. RajISG acknowledges this solemn and inspiring moment with deep respect for the soldiers who define grace under duty.

📝Honored to be part of the 71st Republic Day celebration at Palava City, standing in unity with the Security Forces who ensure the safety, dignity, and order of this vibrant community every single day. Dhruv Upmanyu delivered a brief yet uplifting motivational address to the guards and attendees, emphasizing the importance of discipline, civil harmony, and everyday patriotism. As a token of gratitude, he also presented Letters of Appreciation to security personnel for their tireless service and vigilant dedication. This day wasn’t just a reminder of our Constitution’s legacy—it was a tribute to those who live its spirit quietly but powerfully on the ground.

Without fanfare, without applause — I began Mission Deshdrohi at the footsteps of the National War Memorial, bowing before India’s bravest. This initiative isn’t just about raising voices — it’s about aligning citizens with our security forces to counter the real threat: the internal enemies of our nation — those who sell, leak, weaken, or dilute our national spine. This collage captures a journey of resolve and solidarity — From army veterans blessing the beginning, to officers, doctors, bankers, educators, community teams, and ordinary citizens who stood with truth. 🔹 Seen here: Shri Asif Shaikh ji, Ex-Minister Prafulla Wagh Sir, real-life Singham & Senior PI Shri Vikas Khandagale, BCCB Bank Manager Dr. Subhash Yadav, Emergency Response Strategist Sunny Mehta ji, Trustee, Reena Mehta College Dr. Madhu Gupta, Trustee, Manav Kalyan Hospital Lodha’s Community Security Task Force Medical team from Thunga Hospital Blood Bank Each of them extended their support, blessings, and respect for this mission — not for me, but for what Deshdrohi stands for: ⚔️ Civic awakening ⚔️ Security-conscious citizenship ⚔️ Standing shoulder to shoulder with our soldiers, police, and agencies 🙏 To all who joined in prayer and purpose — your presence is power. This was never about popularity — it is about accountability. – Dhruv Upmanyu Founder, RajISG | Creator, #MissionDeshdrohi

Amidst 481+ panic calls flooding Delhi Police control rooms, RajISG Founder Dhruv Upmanyu was present on-ground from Hari Nagar to Mayapuri, closely observing the situation and walking alongside security personnel. Upon finding no violent activity but heightened tension, he took direct initiative to counsel several citizens, urging them not to carry sticks, weapons, or any object that could provoke escalation or draw legal action. This civic action was not just observation—it was intervention. In emotionally charged environments, a single wrong move—however symbolic—can spiral into unrest. Dhruv Upmanyu’s firm yet composed communication helped de-escalate fear, uphold legality, and protect the integrity of our nation’s response systems. 🛡️ Security is not just enforcement—it’s awareness, legality, and calm leadership. Salute to Delhi Police for quick response and on-foot vigilance. Message to the Nation: Stay alert. Stay united. Stay lawful.

During a train journey from Hazrat Nizamuddin, a situation involving a disruptive group of 10–15 unruly passengers arose in a shared coach, causing distress to fellow travelers. Recognizing the potential threat, the matter was immediately brought to the attention of Railway Protection Force Officer Yashvir Singh, stationed at Hazrat Nizamuddin. Officer Singh’s decisive and courageous intervention ensured swift containment of the group, preventing escalation and restoring calm. His presence of mind and timely response averted what could have turned into a serious onboard incident. RajISG commends Officer Yashvir Singh and the RPF for their unwavering vigilance and commitment to securing India's railway corridors.

As the sacred city of Haridwar continued to receive pilgrims even amid global crisis and lockdown protocols, the Uttarakhand Police displayed unwavering discipline and control. RajISG Team, during their spiritual and civic presence at Har Ki Pauri, witnessed the exceptional handling of law, order, and COVID-19 norms under heavy pressure for over 10 days. A special acknowledgment was made to Shri Amarjeet Singh ji (SHO – Haridwar) for his round-the-clock dedication. His leadership has brought both honor and operational excellence to the Uttarakhand Police Force, ensuring that faith is never compromised by chaos. Service. Discipline. Devotion.

In the heart of India’s Capital, where every second counts and vigilance must never blink, Police Inspector Pankaj Thakur stands tall as one of Delhi Police’s most courageous and tactically astute officers. On this day, Rajesh D. Jalgaonkar and Dhruv Upmanyu had the honor of meeting this valiant protector of peace, a name that doesn’t just command respect—it defines it. From preventing communal flare-ups during West Delhi riot scares, to personally counselling armed mobs into disarming, Pankaj Sir’s field presence has literally saved lives and homes. During lockdown, under his command, a newborn baby was delivered in a Delhi Police jeep—a moment of humanity under uniform. 🚨 Wherever he’s posted becomes his karmabhoomi. 🚔 He’s the nightmare of criminals and the hope of the helpless. His upcoming ISTF Documentary will soon narrate the untold saga of his silent war for India’s internal stability. In Picture: PI Pankaj Thakur, with Rajesh D. Jalgaonkar (Regulatory Law Practitioner) and Dhruv Upmanyu (RajISG)

“No unlawful riot can ever erupt in Kalyan Zone 3—because it is guarded by the fearless leadership of DCP Sachin Gunjal.” As the vibrant festival of Holi approaches, RajISG appeals to all citizens: Let the colors celebrate unity, not division. Let no anti-social group exploit the spirit of the festival. Thanks to the watchful command of Deputy Commissioner of Police Sachin Gunjal, peace and order are non-negotiable in Kalyan Zone 3. The message is clear—law will prevail, and justice will stand tall. 🌸 Holi is a celebration of togetherness—not tension. 🚨 Stay alert. Stay united. Stay responsible. We stand together—for peace, for law, for Bharat.

In the frame: Senior Inspector Anil Patil Sir, CBD Belapur Police Station — a name synonymous with swift action and integrity. From recovering valuables worth ₹5.60 lakhs in a recent theft case to the arrest of a man involved in child pornography, the station has cracked down firmly on critical crimes with precision and purpose. Operating in one of Navi Mumbai’s most high-profile zones, and with close proximity to D.Y. Patil Stadium—the heart of IPL 2022—their commitment to maintaining peace and security throughout the tournament deserves immense appreciation. As the IPL season neared its climax, officers like Anil Patil sir and his team ensured not just order, but also confidence in public policing during times of high footfall and heightened risk. Professionalism, vigilance, and relentless dedication — the CBD Belapur Police Station stands as a pillar of civic safety.

In a proud national acknowledgment, Dhruv Dubey (Upmanyu) was featured in a Marathi newspaper for his strategic efforts under the Internal Security Task Force (ISTF). The article highlighted his inclusion in Facebook Protect, a high-security global initiative that safeguards individuals at high risk of cyberattacks — specifically those involved in critical national and international affairs. Among 1.5 million IDs worldwide, Dhruv's account was recognized and protected for his outspoken digital vigilance, journalism, and civic security work. His ISTF mission — working under the strategic spirit of national officers from IAS, IPS, and Armed Forces — focuses on making Indian citizens more aware, responsible, and united against internal threats. The article also emphasized his collaborative ecosystem bridging civilians and security forces, tackling misinformation, radicalization, and cyber threats head-on — proving once again that patriotism is not an emotion, but a civic structure. 📸 The newspaper features Dhruv alongside decorated defense and law enforcement officers, symbolizing the trust and unity built through years of conscious effort.

On the occasion of Eid, I had the heartfelt pleasure of exchanging sweets and warm wishes with Salman Hashmi — a respected independent community leader from Mira-Bhayandar, widely appreciated for his dedicated services to senior citizens and inclusive social work. His gentle presence and consistent support to the elderly make him a beloved name across our civic circles. 🤝 This small exchange was a reminder that festive unity, shared goodwill, and sincere service build the true foundation of community strength.

On this day, Rajesh D. Jalgaonkar and Dhruv Upmanyu met Senior PI Dinesh Sonawane—a name that stands as a shield against criminal networks across Maharashtra. This meeting wasn’t ceremonial—it was strategic, centered around the growing threats to India’s internal security and how vigilance must evolve ahead of criminal innovation. Last year, Sonawane Sir and his team from DCP Squad – Kalyan Zone 3 conducted a precision raid on high-end IPL betting rackets operating from Palava’s elite Casa Rio Gold complex. The bust was a testament to how Maharashtra Police continues to strike with timing, precision, and resolve—proving once again that no criminal is beyond their reach. 🔹 Crime may hide behind luxury, but it cannot hide from justice. 🔹 Maharashtra Police = National Trust. Global Reputation. In Picture (Left to Right): PI Dinesh Sonawane Sir, Rajesh D. Jalgaonkar (Regulatory Law Practitioner), Dhruv Upmanyu (RajISG)

A deeply grounding and spiritual moment with Shyam Singh Kalyanwat ji, hotelier and devout soul of Mehendipur Balaji — as we offered our floral tribute to Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, a beacon of divine feminine strength and the founder of Sahaja Yoga. May her vision of collective awakening continue to inspire, and may her blessings guide all seekers of truth and purity. – Dhruv Upmanyu

A moment of honor with Senior Police Inspector Vijay Kadbane Sir, an officer known for his composed leadership and unwavering commitment to law and order. Manpada Police Station, located under Kalyan Division Zone 3, is recognized as one of the largest and most strategically challenging stations in the region. Its jurisdiction spans a massive 68 square kilometers — covering areas from Khidkaleshwar and Khoni–Palava to Malang Road, encompassing a mix of rural zones, dense housing clusters, industrial belts, bars, hotels, and migrant communities. This diverse demographic landscape demands proactive enforcement, community trust, and precise coordination — all of which are consistently upheld by SPI Kadbane Sir and his dedicated team. His leadership has earned widespread appreciation from citizens who now feel a stronger sense of safety and civic faith. The station's operational rigor has directly contributed to strengthened crime control and rapid legal enforcement across multiple segments of society. 🔹 Dhruv Dubey Upmanyu, aligned with RajISG’s strategic safety initiatives, recognizes and salutes the contribution of Maharashtra’s police forces in securing the foundation of civic peace and discipline.

At the esteemed Maharashtra Cyber Headquarters, Dhruv Dubey Upmanyu engaged in an insightful exchange with Police Inspector Sandeep Patil — a decorated officer renowned for his precision, clarity, and ground-level understanding of the invisible wars fought in cyberspace. 💻 These aren’t just cybercrimes. They are silent invasions against digital dignity — challenging the resilience of society, democracy, and the individual. Present during this civic convergence was Rajesh D Jalgaonkar, a Regulatory Law Practitioner, whose command over statutory frameworks and legal clarity added depth to the discussion. This meeting marked a step forward in shaping RajISG’s mission — a fusion of AI, Civic Safety, Cyber Intelligence, and Strategic Journalism. 🙏 Respect and gratitude to the vigilant security personnel at the gate, whose silent commitment upholds the sanctity of every such mission. 🔜 The journey continues — with a forthcoming dialogue with ADG Yashasvi Yadav IPS, globally recognized for his cyber warfare leadership. RajISG is honored to explore ways to complement Maharashtra's cybersecurity ecosystem through proactive civic collaboration and policy shaping. 📌 The path is not just technical—it is sacred, strategic, and necessary.

🕉️ A heartfelt moment captured featuring Dhruv Raj Upmanyu and Namrata K. R. Upmanyu at the revered Shri Siddhivinayak Mandir, recently featured across several esteemed and government-registered Marathi publications across Maharashtra. ✨ May every soul who comes across this moment be blessed with light, health, peace, and fulfilment. ✨ 📰 Special gratitude to the voices of fearless, responsible journalism who carried this divine story forward: Shri Nilesh Phapale – Pukar ➤ “A bold, free Marathi weekly exposing injustice and oppression against the common people.” Shri Dushyant Bhoir – Agari Rang ➤ “A Marathi weekly celebrating Agari culture and the true voice of the people.” Shri Umakant Arolkar – Sindhu Vaibhav ➤ “A bold, unbiased, modern Marathi publication for new-age readers.” Shri Shekhar Patil – Nagarik Pahari ➤ “A vigilant publication for the people, with civic responsibility at its core.” Shri Rakesh Pednekar & Shri Mahesh Pednekar ➤ “Sincere thanks for their seasoned contribution to publishing excellence.” ✒️ When the pen moves for the welfare of society, it becomes mightier than the sword. जय गणेशा!