Rapid Fire Interview with Rajesh P. Bhavsar, Founder, The New Generation

In a rapid-fire interview with DQ channels, Rajesh P. Bhavsar Founder of The New Generation and Advisory Member of CAN, Nashik shared his personal and professional vitae.

My home is in: Malegaon

School/college: I have done my schooling up to 10th in 40 Gaav, and then completed my Higher Secondary from Nashik. I did my graduation with a B.sc (Chemistry) and then did a professional course in Computer Hardware Diploma.

Company: The New Generation

My family: Mother, Wife Deepa Bhavsar, and my two daughters Aayushi and Aarya.

I would like to be reborn as: I always wanted to be a Doctor. Due to financial conditions, I could not pursue that. In my next birth, I would want to be a Doctor.

Most memorable event of my life: Father was awarded by the Nashik Government as Samaj Sewak.

With my first pay cheque: I gave my first salary to my mom which was 200 rupees.

Idol in life: My father always remained an idol in my life. He used to provide free tiffin for underprivileged patients in the Civil hospital. So I am trying to follow in his footsteps.

Can't live without: My Social life

Favorite Gadget: My phone as I love to listen to the songs.

Favorite book: A Marathi book named Yayati - by V.S Khandekar

Work-out regime: I do my morning walk for 45 mins and then do some yoga.

Hobby: Nature photography. As I love nature and photography.

Favorite holiday destination: Kerala

Favorite food: My favorite food is Non-veg, especially Chicken Masala

I can't stand: I hate liars and I hate when people don't pick up my calls.

Social Media Preference: Facebook and WhatsApp

The best compliment I’ve ever received: I always try to do something for society's social welfare. So whenever I help someone I feel that in itself is a compliment for me.

The car I drive: Honda Amaze and recently bought a Tata Nexon.

Motto in life: Helping the maximum number of people and connecting more with social causes is my aim in life.

Advice to budding entrepreneurs: Hard work is the key. There is no shortcut in life. Hard work would definitely bring results.

Like to watch on Television: Marathi show and SaReGaMaPa

The cause I care for: Nashik Anna Sewa Samiti started by my father, We provide underprivileged 100 Tiffins on a daily basis and we have a dialysis center where we charge only a nominal amount of ₹250 from patients.

One thing I would like to change in myself: I want to do quick decision-making.

5 years down the line I would be: I want to grow and want to be satisfied with life.

If not in the IT industry, I would be: A food technologist.