Sahu Jain Family, Businesswoman, Jainism, India

1. Indu Jain (Indian Jain Businesswoman)
2. Sahu Jain Family
3. Times Group and Bennett, Coleman Co
4. Times Foundation

Sample - Indu Jain (Indian Jain Businesswoman) - Jainism

Bharat (India)

The Subject “Indu Jain (Jainism, India)” is included within the curriculum of the following academic programs at EENI Global Business School:

Bhagavad Gita Courses, Realization of the Gita

Doctorate: Ethics, Religion & Business, World Trade.

Masters: International Business, Religions and Business.

Languages: or Sahu Jain Sahu Jain Sahu Jain.

Indu Jain, Indian Jain Businesswoman

1. The Sahu Jain Family are the owners of the Times Group and Bennett, Coleman & Co, the most widely read newspaper in English in the World
2. They also have interests in education (SP Jain School of Global Management), chemicals, or finance (DoubleDot and Crescent Finstock)

The family Sahu Jain belongs to the Agrawal Jain community.

1. They are from a small town in Najibabad, Bijnor district (near Meerut, 180 kilometers from Delhi), Uttar Pradesh (India)
2. Agrawal Jain is an ancient Jain community originally from Hisar, Haryana
3. These Jain communities are among the most prominent and influential
4. Usually, they are very strict in their religious practices

Indu Jain is the current President of Bennett Coleman, which owns the Times of India and other major newspapers.

1. She founded Times Foundation and managed the philanthropic activities of the Group and the Bharatiya Jnanpith Trust
2. Indu Jain also created in 1983 “Ladies Wing of FICCI”

Samir Jain (1954) is a member of Sahu Jain family and currently; he is the Vice President of the largest Indian media group: Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd., the Times of India and other major newspapers.

Shanti Prasad Sahu Jain (1911 - 1977) was one of the most influential Jainist of the XX century. He was a prominent industrialist and philanthropist. He was the son of Diwansinhji and Srimati Moortidevi Jain.

The headquarters of the Group is in New Delhi.

As we have seen, the influence of the Jain family is crucial in the economic, political, and cultural development of India in the last two centuries.

Indu Jain (Indian businesswoman) belongs to the Hindu Economic Area.

1. Engaging religious leaders as a business strategy

Indian Businesspeople: Srichand Hinduja, Kumar Birla, Gopalakrishnan, Shri Mukesh Ambani, Kiran Mazumdar, Yusuf Hamied, Azim Premji, Bhavarlal Jain, Ajit Gulabchand, Gautam Adani, Cyrus S. Poonawalla, TATA Family, Adi Godrej, Nusli Wadia.