Pankaj Mishra, son of Usha Devi and Kripa Shankar Mishra, is a renowned social worker, born and brought up in Uttar Pradesh’s Jaunpur city, Sarai Kashi. Mishra is an MBA student who made his mind during college days to venture into the socio-political field. What made him take this decision is the survival issues and communication gap between people and their leaders.

As a social worker, Pankaj Mishra runs several organisations that help in the betterment of society. He is the founder of Jan Samvad Foundation, Member of Saving Nature Welfare Society and Charitable Trust. Jan Samvad Foundation has 800 members who have created a platform to discuss the social problems in their surroundings. They all think and find solutions to different issues so that people can live better lives.

About his foundation, social worker Pankaj Mishra shares, “Jan Samvad Foundation helps poor and needy people of every class with marriage, during natural disasters and keeping them aware of any troubles. Jan Samvad also serves villages with their Gaushala (cow sheds), plantations and promote the message of Clean India, Green India.”

Along with working as a social worker and changing people’s lives in India, Pankaj Mishra is also a successful businessman. He is one of the familiar names in the hospitality-Hotel industry, construction and import-exports field. Mishra is a goal-oriented person who wants to dedicate his life to the personal growth and development of others around him. He credits his parents for making him a humble and empathetic person. He says that his parents have played a significant role in founding his organisations and often encourage him to do his best.

In the coming time, Pankaj Mishra wants to spread the message of kindness, cleanliness and help as many people as they can. He believes that ten others will get inspired and do the same if one person decides to do something good. Together, we can make a society where everyone is content.