PrakashArya

Today, AI Summit 2026 begins. And here in Delhi, you don’t just hear about it - you feel it. This year’s theme, “Welfare for All, Happiness for All,” could not be more aligned with India’s civilizational spirit. It reflects our timeless belief that progress must be inclusive and that growth must uplift everyone. And as the summit opens its doors today, Delhi itself seems to echo that message. Over the past few days, my city has been transforming. Driving through central Delhi, I see towering hoardings announcing AI Summit 2026. The roads leading toward Bharat Mandapam are buzzing with preparation. Media vans are lined up. Security is tight. Volunteers move with urgency. Traffic slows near the venue - not out of frustration, but anticipation. News channels are running constant coverage. Social media feeds are filled with updates. The internet is alive with discussions about artificial intelligence, innovation, governance, and opportunity. As a Delhiite, living here, witnessing this e...

 While much of the world wraps up its celebrations with Christmas lights and New Year countdowns, India quietly waits. And then, just as winter loosens its grip and the sun begins its northward journey, the country lights its first fire, flies its first kite, and lets its first pot of rice boil over. Lohri. Makar Sankranti. Pongal. These are not just festivals. They are India’s emotional reset. A Different Beginning, A Deeper Meaning Globally, celebration peaks at the end of December. By January, most societies return to routine — work, deadlines, resolutions, pressure. India does the opposite. It begins. These mid-January festivals mark renewal, gratitude, and survival . They arrive after long months of cold, uncertainty, and agricultural toil. They tell us something profoundly human: we made it this far — now let us pause, thank the sun, and breathe. Across regions, languages, and faiths, the reason is the same: The sun turns. Days grow longer. Hope returns. Why These F...

 A new year doesn’t arrive with noise alone. It arrives quietly—carrying hope, questions, unfinished dreams, and a gentle invitation to begin again. As the calendar changes, we rush to set goals, make resolutions, plan growth, chase success, and count achievements. We promise ourselves better careers, better bodies, and bigger milestones. And while ambition is beautiful, there is something even more powerful we often forget to invest in: Ourselves—as humans. The greatest investment we can make this year is not just in skills, money, or status, but in awareness, compassion, and purpose. Because growth without humanity is hollow, and success without impact is empty. This new year asks us a simple but profound question: Who are you becoming — and who is becoming better because of you? Choosing a vision for the new year is not just about personal wins. It is about choosing a direction that touches lives beyond our own. A vision that heals, uplifts, inspires, and creates ripples ...

Every year, Christmas arrives wrapped in glittering lights, crowded malls, loud music, party invitations, and long shopping lists. Streets glow brighter, social media feeds fill with perfectly decorated trees, expensive gifts, wine glasses clinking, and smiling faces dressed in red and gold. And yet, somewhere behind all this noise, the real meaning of Christmas quietly waits to be remembered. Christmas was never meant to be just a festival of celebration, impulsive shopping, or indulgence. It was never about how expensive the gift is, how grand the party looks, or how perfectly we recreate Santa Claus in advertisements and costumes. Somewhere along the way, Santa became a brand, Christmas became a market, and joy became something we tried to buy. But the heart of Christmas was always much simpler — and much deeper. Christmas is about love. Christmas is about hope. Christmas is about compassion. It is about a light that appears in the darkest night. While we are busy celebrating...

Today, let’s begin with gratitude. To the men who show up—every single day—with resilience in their hearts and quiet determination in their steps. To the fathers who sacrifice silently, the brothers who protect unconditionally, the mentors who guide with wisdom, and the friends who stand beside us through every season of life. I speak to you today not just as Prakash Arya—entrepreneur, author, trainer, mentor—but as a man who carries a deep, unwavering passion for supporting other men. Over the years, through my workshops, seminars, motivational talks, and flagship courses, I have stood beside countless men—clients, friends, family, and professionals—to guide them, to hold their hands, and to remind them of their worth. This International Men’s Day, under the theme “Supporting Men and Boys,” I want to address something that is often hidden, rarely spoken about, but painfully real. We live in a society riddled with preconceived notions: men are supposed to be unbreakable, always provid...

  Today, as India celebrates National Education Day in memory of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad , I’m reminded of one powerful truth—education is not just about degrees; it’s about possibility . For me, teaching has always been my first love . Long before entrepreneurship, boardrooms, and business plans—I was happiest in a classroom, sharing ideas, watching eyes light up with understanding. Even today, amidst the hustle of multiple ventures, I find time to teach, mentor, and learn. Because that’s what truly fuels me. A few years ago, I launched Rosemary eAcademy under the flagship of Rosemary Interactive Private Limited —a platform originally designed for our in-house teams, interns, and strategic partners. We offered entrepreneurship courses, upskilling & reskilling courses, and digital learning courses. But today , on National Education Day , I’m thrilled to announce that Rosemary eAcademy is opening its doors to everyone. This isn’t just another online course — it’s a movem...