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CORPORATE FEATURE INTERNATIONAL KHATRI MAHASABHA GROUP (IKMG LTD) IKMG was registered during May-June 2018 in ‘Companies House’ London. Its Company Number is: 11414842. IKMG chairman Mr. Raj Khanna saw an international vision which realised practically and resulted in the establishment of various national units around the globe. IKMG has its units in UK, New Zealand and India. Under his aegis the units have shown firm establishment, constant growth & continue to give hints of a hopeful future. India is a prominent and one of the fastest performing countries of the organisation. Being the most productively and efficiently involved nation, all the global directors belong from India. They include: Mr Dinesh Tandon (Kanpur) Kunu Tandon (Kannauj) Mukul Varma (Noida) Manisha Mehrotra (Meerut) Varun Mehrotra (Kanpur) Raghvendra Chandra Seth (Kanpur) Paras Tandon (Lucknow) Under the guidance of the patron, Mr Rakesh Tandon, the company, working as a social service organisation, has scaled new heights and marked its presence across the length and breadth of the country with dense participation in the central states. The cluster of citizens, participating actively and showcasing highly organisational work belong to North India, from Delhi, Ghaziabad/Noida, Kanpur, Lucknow, Bareilly, Moradabad, Lakhimpur, Pilibhit, Ajmer, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Meerut, Kannauj, Sitapur etc. From Mumbai to Kolkata, hard working participants have done unrelenting justice to the numerous programmes organised by IKMG and the presidents of these cities need special recognition: Lucknow: Mr. Pradeep Kapoor Bareilly: Mrs. Shalini Malhotra Kannauj: Mrs. Kunu Kapoor Kanpur (Women’s Wing): Mrs. Shashi Mehrotra Kanpur: Mr. Anupam Mehrotra Youth Wing: Ms. Aditi Mehrotra Ramnagar/Kashipur/Haldwani: Mr. Shubham Kapoor Lakhimpur Kheri: Mrs. Rakhi Chopra New Delhi: Mr. Sourabh Tandon Prayagraj: Mr.Hardik Mehrotra Hong Kong: Mrs. Anamika Khanna Mumbai (Mentor): Mr. Jayant Mehrotra Meerut: Mrs. Manisha Mehrotra Noida: Mr. Mukul Varma Kolkata: Mr. Shrayas Seth Pilibhit: Mrs. Neelam Mehrotra Sitapur: Mrs. Shobhana Mehrotra Ajmer: Mr. Rajesh Khanna   IKMG magnanimously takes the volunteers, putting no restrictions on the age limit. It has participants ranging from the age of 18 to 80 years. In order to amalgamate a youthful vigor, IKMG recently incorporated a ‘Youth Wing’ under its parent branch to bring in innovative participation. IKMG’s online business portal, for merchandise trade between its fellow members, named KITO (Khatri International Trade Organisation) was successfully registered with ‘Companies House’ London (Company number- 11536300). Khatri’s exercise the flexibility to trade in items including jewellery, clothes, paintings, gift items and even services amongst them. The inevitable need of the hour was to organise the Khatri community under a broad banner and narrow down the distance arising due to self involvement with the worldly affairs. The goal of bringing the Khatri members in close proximity was very finely served by organising them for the task of social servicing. Since then, IKMG Global has taken the uphill task of serving the society with the aim to benefit the needy and try to make their lives a little easier instilling some moments of everlasting joy, recognising the unbiased united efforts to reach this objective. They need to work as steps of a ladder, equally helpful in lifting the condition of the society & realising an objective. An interest to work for a social cause coupled with a platform of productive engagement with likeminded people can go a long way when it comes to forming ideas and planning efficiently. Morality, conscience and purity will contribute further to provide for the society and cultivate a personality shaped by the society. While the receivers are benefitted emotionally, socially or materially, the dispenser becomes the recipient of soul enriching satisfaction. The activities of IKMG can best be summarised by the various events and programmes organised for the less privileged section of the society, which includes: The food distribution programme routinely organised by Kanpur at the blind school and Cardiology hospital. Lucknow, Bareilly, Kannauj and Mumbai followed. Distribution of essential commodities to the residents of old age home in Kanpur, Lucknow and Moradabad. Health Camp organised by Moradabad. Plantation ceremony has been organised by almost all the cities of the organisation. Kanpur successfully collected sufficient funds to aid the organisation of the marriage proceedings of two girls, due to their financial weaknesses. Bareilly followed its footprints. IKMG definitely added a feather in its cap by assisting the worst affected in the difficult times of global pandemic (COVID-19). Lakhimpur distributed food packets to the migrant laborers while they traveled on highway to safely reach home. Lucknow provided financial assistance to some business families whose money inflow got adversely affected given the circumstances; they have promised to pay us back and thanked us for the loan amount charged without interest. Kanpur distributed food and groceries to 100 families along with masks facilitating there safety & protection. Kannauj employed their efforts by arranging funds and donating goods along with food items to a school reserved for mentally challenged students. Their efforts and empathy spoke loud and clear of the noble hearts and sympathetic minds that the units possess. Keeping in mind the need to qualitatively empower women, IKMG started an initiative to enlighten them with the skills of green tea making & pickle preservation. The recipes have been devised and we eagerly look forward to initiate the implementation. IKMG ceaselessly continues to routinely cater to the needs of the people in need. It enthusiastically welcomes new problems and actively searches for fine solutions. The coterie nourishes a plan to open its own old age home, for which it has already accumulated a fund of 2-3 lakhs.The positive and determined spirit always searches for higher dreams, ready to plan and execute within time.

During ancient times, women borrowed from nature to enhance the beauty of their skin and hair. They followed Ayurveda, the ancient Indian herbal heritage, which uses plant ingredients and other natural substances for beauty and health. In fact, Ayurvedic beauty care not only provides the means for general beauty care, but also for the treatment of specific skin and hair problems. I pioneered the Ayurvedic beauty movement and adopted the concept of “Natural Beauty Care & Cure.” I believed that India had so much to offer the rest of the world by way of Ayurveda. That is why I had the single minded pursuit of taking our ancient Indian herbal beauty knowledge to the world. With international cosmetic empires pumping billions of dollars into a hysterically mad cosmetic industry, selling youth & dreams in bottled jars…….there I stood up and sold India’s 5,000-year-old ancient civilization in a jar. In fact, due to my efforts to popularize Ayurveda globally, I was honoured with the Padma Shri Award and also became the first women to receive the World’s Greatest Woman Entrepreneur Award for the first time in 105 years from Success, the U.S. business magazine.  I became a Case Study at Harvard Business School and now I am a Harvard Subject for “Emerging Markets,” in recognition of the international market for Ayurvedic beauty care created by me. In fact, my effort was to make Ayurvedic beauty care go global, I have created over 375 organic formulations for beauty care, using 1500 different plant ingredients, essential oils, precious metals and gems.  We have used many plant ingredients like Amla, Trifala, Brahmi, Sandalwood, Aloe Vera, Turmeric, Basil, Clove, Eucalyptus, Ashwagandha, Khus, etc. Today, the world is looking at our herbal heritage with enlightened eyes. There is a growing global market for Ayurvedic beauty care. The main reason for the international success of our products is that they are based on Ayurveda. As I have always said, India must and will lead the entire world into the next century in terms of India’s beauty rituals and Ayuvedic plant power.