Nihar4india

About

Nihharr is a Leadership & Happiness Consultant as well as Market Research Analyst since 2008. He gained his ‘Train the Trainer’ certification from Bengaluru and has also undergone ‘Management Program’ from India’s best Management organization ‘Indian Institute of Management’ in Lucknow. He is also a certified English language educator from the ‘American TESOL Institute’. He specializes in conducting workshops on topics such as Cultivating Happy Mindset, Relationship Management, Language Etiquettes, Soft Skills, Emotional Intelligence, Goal Settings, Time Management, Social Media Management, and Hyper-sensory Development Program for children as well as adults.

Nihharr’s easy to understand techniques bring tremendous change in the thought process of the mentees. He has been featured on leading TV channels, magazines and newspapers and was given a warm welcome to countries like Mauritius, Vietnam and Sri Lanka because of his awe-inspiring achievements.

SPECIALTIES

Happiness Counseling, Writing, Editing, Synthesizing elaborate materials, Strategic communications, International High-Level Relationships, Internal Marketing, Personal representation, Event Design, Team-building and Collaboration.

DESI TRAVEL TALES

With an intense desire to help everyone travel and witness the beauty of this incredible world, Desi Travel Tales was launched. Travelling does not only open our minds to a whole new way of life, but everything you traverse brings out your inner explorer proffering a triumphant satisfaction. The sole purpose of this channel is to kindle the first-time overseas travelers as well as experimental tourists to explore the world in a very different yet safe way backed up with meticulous planning and that too with an unbeatably low budget (It is our challenge that no tour operator can give you an overseas travel deal cheaper than us or else you get double the amount of difference). The motto is clear – ‘Now everyone can travel!’

Having questions regarding your upcoming travel plan? Want to know more about the destination you have in your mind? Want us to make your trip more economical without compromising on the quality part? Concerned about safety parameters while travelling abroad?

Feel free to get in touch on +91-81414-20415 and get full guidance backed up by scrupulous research for all your travel needs.

Let’s Join Hands

Nihar4India strongly believes that Social Media has created a huge impact on the life of every internet user in the world. With Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and other social networks we have become much aware of the world we are living in and this is one of the changes being talked about. This world of social media gives scope to everyone to express and share their ideas, thoughts and feelings. There has been a indispensable impact of Social Media on all the parameters be it Interaction, Learning, News, Politics as well as Marketing. Social media has enabled greater political awareness and organization, which has in some cases rewritten entire political landscapes. It has particularly played a large part in the Iran elections, and Obama’s re-election for a second term as US President, the political unrests in Egypt, the Trump – Hillary campaign and also the hefty rise of Aam Aadmi Party in India. The whole dynamics of marketing have also been changed, and rather than investing in mass channels ads, companies are becoming more consumer-centered through interactions made over social media.

The country of 1.25 billion people had around 165 million Internet users as of March 2013, the third-largest in the world, according to data from India’s telecommunications regulator and it is estimated that the number of Social Media users is likely to grow to about 100 million by mid 2016.

Let us together work on the positive impact of social media by keeping it clean and staying away from baseless rumours that notorious people usually spread to misguide our fellow citizens and lead the change for a better tomorrow, for a better ‘India’.

VISION INDIA 2025

Here’s exactly what we all can do individually to make India a ‘Golden Bird’ once again in true sense! Jai Hind!

India is one of the oldest civilizations of the world. The illustrious past, immense beauty (from beaches to mountains to valleys, waterfalls and deserts, India has everything), natural resources and strategic geographic location have always given India a position of pride in the world. Despite of numerous ups and downs in the past, India has been successful in retaining its sprightliness.

The vision of India is very clear – by 2025, it should enter the league of ‘developed’ nations and not labeled as a ‘developing’ nation. As a matter of fact, nation’s development is a joint effort of the people of the country rather than the efforts of the government alone. But as responsible citizens, how exactly can we, as the citizens of this country contribute towards a meteoric development of this great country? Here are a few simple tips that literally every one of us can follow:

Volunteerism

The youth of today should not only be looking to work just for the sake of earning a living but in the free time, should also focus on the areas of the country that lag behind in terms of development. Our country has an enormous population – imagine just 20% of the people putting in a solid united effort to uplift the underprivileged areas of the country – the result will be glorious! Let us put the government aside for a while and think – that as a citizen can we do for our beloved country! We all together can contribute to the nation’s development, in some way or the other. For example, refraining ourselves just from littering our cities and if possible, also stopping others who do so, is also an example of contribution towards making India a clean country. This will even have a great impact on the minds of our children and ultimately when they grow up, they will have a cleaner and a better country to live in!

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Judicious use of resources

As Indians, we are lucky to reside in a country that is very rich in resources like youth power (65% population of India is under the age of 35), agriculture, fuel, minerals, technology and many more things, but does we actually utilize all of these effectively? For example, the most common wastage that is observed in the families ranging from middle-class to rich and super-rich is the wastage of electricity and water. Do you know – 31% of rural Indian homes still do not have access to electricity! Many of them still use kerosene lamps to light their houses (not even houses many times, just a temporary structure where they live in) and many don’t have access even to that – isn’t this disheartening? To get a pail of drinking water is still a great challenge for most of the women in many remote areas of the country. For instance, during summer in areas like Rajasthan, a woman has to walk several kilometers just to reach to the source of water. Isn’t this sheer plodding? Imagine if the entire population who has this access start using it sagaciously, the ones who are still not lucky to get all these may well start getting it. Isn’t this too a part of great service to the fellow countrymen who are not as lucky as us!

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Uplifting the remote areas

Keeping posting pictures about your own happiness and enjoyment every now and then on Facebook isn’t really a LIFE – unfortunately the youth today has perceived so! That can bring happiness to you or your acquaintances for a while, but the bigger question still remains – have you impacted the lives of people who are impecunious and lacking fundamental human rights like ‘Roti, Kapdaa & Makaan’? If this country has to be labeled as a ‘Developed Nation’ by 2025, selfishness is something that is not going to work! A small effort from all individuals in terms of helping the poor or educating the illiterate is something that is going to uplift the society and ultimately going to make a difference because after all this is what is holding India back! As they rightly say, “Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.”

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FINAL TAKEAWAY

My tagline has always been stating – ‘Let’s not wait for India to be a Superpower – let’s together make it!’ If we want India to emerge as a global power hub, we all will have to join hands and help the government in uplifting the country. Every individual can contribute in whatever little way they can. The rural youth can come out of their comfort zone and strive to build up the skills that India really needs today and the urban youth should think beyond just ‘Me, me and me!’ and do all that is possible to help the fellow citizens, if not monetarily, then at least through physical and moral support. I strongly believe, with such a huge population and a mammoth of hidden talents around, India has a much larger potential than what it is today, and together, we all can truly make it a Superpower – because it all depends on us!

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