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Time of India
3 days ago
- Health
- Time of India
How Radhika Jhaveri is helping change India's understanding of endometriosis
In a country where women's pain is too often dismissed or misunderstood, Radhika Jhaveri is rewriting the story An endometriosis warrior turned India's only internationally certified endometriosis health coach, by The Institute for Functional Medicine, Radhika is the founder of EndoHeal, a holistic healing platform that has empowered 1,000+ women to reclaim their health, naturally. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Endometriosis is a chronic, painful condition affecting 1 in 10 women globally, and is still widely misdiagnosed and mistreated in India. Jhaveri's own journey began with years of excruciating pain, multiple surgeries, and failed treatments. But instead of surrendering to a lifetime of suffering, she became her own case study, diving deep into functional medicine, hormone balancing, gut health, and trauma healing. Her transformation led to the creation of the a one-of-a-kind program designed to tackle not just the physical symptoms of endometriosis, like painful periods, IBS, bloating, and fatigue, but also the emotional and mental trauma tied to it. Through EndoHeal, Jhaveri has helped thousands of women regulate their cycles, reduce flare-ups, and most remarkably, , even after being told IVF was their only option. By addressing inflammation, correcting nutritional deficiencies, and guiding women to reconnect with their bodies, she's shattered the myth that motherhood isn't possible for those with endometriosis. Her platform offers 1:1 coaching, group programs, healing retreats, and an active digital community where women find support, validation, and hope. Whether you're struggling with a recent diagnosis or have been in pain for years, Jhaveri's work is changing lives from the inside out. With growing awareness thanks to her bold presence on and her immersive Endo Retreats, she's not just treating endo,she's building a movement. One that encourages holistic healing over helplessness, and evidence-based solutions over endless a coach, speaker, and advocate, Jhaveri is on a mission to make endometriosis a household word in India, not through fear, but through empowerment. Disclaimer - The above content is non-editorial, and TIL hereby disclaims any and all warranties, expressed or implied, relating to it, and does not guarantee, vouch for or necessarily endorse any of the content.
Economic Times
03-07-2025
- Business
- Economic Times
India to benefit from global manufacturing shift as China+1 strategy gains momentum: Ankur Jhaveri
Live Events (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our ETMarkets WhatsApp channel In this edition of ETMarkets Smart Talk, Ankur Jhaveri , MD & CEO of JM Financial Institutional Securities Ltd., highlights how India stands to benefit from the evolving global manufacturing landscape, driven by the China+1 global companies look to diversify supply chains away from China, Jhaveri believes this structural shift presents a multi-year opportunity for also shares insights on key macro risks, sectoral valuations, policy expectations, and why rural consumption and domestic manufacturing are likely to be the twin growth engines in the coming quarters. Edited Excerpts –A) There has been a series of events in June that got investors glued on to emerging geopolitical dynamics. June has certainly been more nervous compared to May and immediate investment strategies seems to be rather said that it's not only geopolitical situation but also an expression of recent earning season that has impacted market volatility. Corporate commentary by large has been cautions, which has forced investors to re-calibrate their earning projects and multiples.A) Global environment continues to remain fluid since the change of US President. Tariffs, Monetary policy reaction, and geopolitical conflicts are driving market sentiments forward unfolding geopolitical events and finalisation of trade deals would be the key monitorable events from the market policy flip flops or further postponement of the tariff deadline would be negative for the US Dollar and hence should attract flows towards Emerging Markets.A) Global manufacturing is undergoing a shift, and the recent policy actions be it fiscal or monetary are all targeted towards benefiting the domestic manufacturing players have been diversifying their manufacturing capacities away from China, although other countries would also benefit from this shift, India too stands to gain. This is a multiyear theme and companies in the manufacturing supply chain will be the in the immediate near term we see that the conditions are aligned in favour of consumption. Easy monetary policy, Favourable weather conditions - onset of La-Nina condition and Fiscal measures like recent Tax exemption would all improve consumption demand in the domestic economy - especially rural.A) Geopolitical conflicts seem to be broadening with every passing day, its impact on crude oil depends on the incremental steps taken by these countries in be specific, the entry of US in the Iran-Israel conflict complicates the issue further, the extent of retaliation by Iran will have serious implications on Crude oil price. Brent crude price is already up 22.9% in June, Iran's decision to block the Strait of Hormuz would further fuel the imports form one fourth of India's total imports and out of 5.5 Mn Barrels per day (bpd) imports of crude oil currently, 2 Mn bpd is sourced through the Strait of its impact could be cushioned meaningfully if crude oil imports are diversified from Russia, which does not use this corridor to supply oil. We believe that proactive monetary and fiscal policies should support growth in the current fiscal, hence 6.5% growth seems achievable which should reflect in corporate earnings as well.A) Banks provide margin of safety on the valuation front, while other sectors appear to be fully priced or trade above the historical valuation should not be the only criteria in an investment decision, considering the global uncertainty in which these businesses are believe bottom up approach would be suitable in current macro environment, companies with decent earnings visibility trading at reasonable valuation would be preferred.A)It is worth highlighting that the comfortable inflation trajectory has allowed the global central banks to ease policy rates. However, it is the tariffs and the related disruption which would decide the inflation path going forward, especially in the US.A) The domestic inflation trajectory is expected to remain comfortable in the near term, which would allow the RBI to focus on growth, the governor indicated that the central bank is targeting a potential growth rate of 8%.Moreover, Governor Malhotra recently hinted that if the inflation outlook turns out to be below RBI's projection, it will open up more room for policy according to us is preparing the markets for more policy easing, however at this juncture we believe that the space for incremental policy easing if any would be restricted to the recent front-loading of rate cuts, we believe that RBI intended to deliver a positive shock to the economy which would eventually fasten the rate transmission, the advance announcement of the CRR cut was to cushion the Banking NIMs to some believe that a pickup in consumption is imminent once global shock settles and impact would be visible with a lag of a quarter or two.(Disclaimer: Recommendations, suggestions, views, and opinions given by experts are their own. These do not represent the views of the Economic Times)
Time of India
03-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
India to benefit from global manufacturing shift as China+1 strategy gains momentum: Ankur Jhaveri
Live Events (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our ETMarkets WhatsApp channel In this edition of ETMarkets Smart Talk, Ankur Jhaveri , MD & CEO of JM Financial Institutional Securities Ltd., highlights how India stands to benefit from the evolving global manufacturing landscape, driven by the China+1 global companies look to diversify supply chains away from China, Jhaveri believes this structural shift presents a multi-year opportunity for also shares insights on key macro risks, sectoral valuations, policy expectations, and why rural consumption and domestic manufacturing are likely to be the twin growth engines in the coming quarters. Edited Excerpts –A) There has been a series of events in June that got investors glued on to emerging geopolitical dynamics. June has certainly been more nervous compared to May and immediate investment strategies seems to be rather said that it's not only geopolitical situation but also an expression of recent earning season that has impacted market volatility. Corporate commentary by large has been cautions, which has forced investors to re-calibrate their earning projects and multiples.A) Global environment continues to remain fluid since the change of US President. Tariffs, Monetary policy reaction, and geopolitical conflicts are driving market sentiments forward unfolding geopolitical events and finalisation of trade deals would be the key monitorable events from the market policy flip flops or further postponement of the tariff deadline would be negative for the US Dollar and hence should attract flows towards Emerging Markets.A) Global manufacturing is undergoing a shift, and the recent policy actions be it fiscal or monetary are all targeted towards benefiting the domestic manufacturing players have been diversifying their manufacturing capacities away from China, although other countries would also benefit from this shift, India too stands to gain. This is a multiyear theme and companies in the manufacturing supply chain will be the in the immediate near term we see that the conditions are aligned in favour of consumption. Easy monetary policy, Favourable weather conditions - onset of La-Nina condition and Fiscal measures like recent Tax exemption would all improve consumption demand in the domestic economy - especially rural.A) Geopolitical conflicts seem to be broadening with every passing day, its impact on crude oil depends on the incremental steps taken by these countries in be specific, the entry of US in the Iran-Israel conflict complicates the issue further, the extent of retaliation by Iran will have serious implications on Crude oil price. Brent crude price is already up 22.9% in June, Iran's decision to block the Strait of Hormuz would further fuel the imports form one fourth of India's total imports and out of 5.5 Mn Barrels per day (bpd) imports of crude oil currently, 2 Mn bpd is sourced through the Strait of its impact could be cushioned meaningfully if crude oil imports are diversified from Russia, which does not use this corridor to supply oil. We believe that proactive monetary and fiscal policies should support growth in the current fiscal, hence 6.5% growth seems achievable which should reflect in corporate earnings as well.A) Banks provide margin of safety on the valuation front, while other sectors appear to be fully priced or trade above the historical valuation should not be the only criteria in an investment decision, considering the global uncertainty in which these businesses are believe bottom up approach would be suitable in current macro environment, companies with decent earnings visibility trading at reasonable valuation would be preferred.A)It is worth highlighting that the comfortable inflation trajectory has allowed the global central banks to ease policy rates. However, it is the tariffs and the related disruption which would decide the inflation path going forward, especially in the US.A) The domestic inflation trajectory is expected to remain comfortable in the near term, which would allow the RBI to focus on growth, the governor indicated that the central bank is targeting a potential growth rate of 8%.Moreover, Governor Malhotra recently hinted that if the inflation outlook turns out to be below RBI's projection, it will open up more room for policy according to us is preparing the markets for more policy easing, however at this juncture we believe that the space for incremental policy easing if any would be restricted to the recent front-loading of rate cuts, we believe that RBI intended to deliver a positive shock to the economy which would eventually fasten the rate transmission, the advance announcement of the CRR cut was to cushion the Banking NIMs to some believe that a pickup in consumption is imminent once global shock settles and impact would be visible with a lag of a quarter or two.(Disclaimer: Recommendations, suggestions, views, and opinions given by experts are their own. These do not represent the views of the Economic Times)
First Post
17-06-2025
- Business
- First Post
Asha Jhaveri of Mumbai's Swati Snacks no more. A look at the iconic eatery
Mukesh Ambani has admitted that the eatery is one of his favourite spots for Gujarati food in the city. According to the autobiography of Jhaveri present at the restaurant, the industrialist wrote, 'We are three generations of the Ambani family who cannot live without ordering from Swati Snacks every week.'
India Today
12-06-2025
- Business
- India Today
Mumbai man says raising a child costs Rs 13 lakh annually, post sparks debate
A conversation with a cousin prompted a Mumbai-based man to do some serious number-crunching and the results have triggered a debate among working professionals a post on LinkedIn, Ankur Jhaveri detailed the financial realities of raising a child in urban India, particularly if parents opt for premium education.'I never realised the real cost of raising kids in India, until I met my cousin last week, who is a teacher at an international school,' Jhaveri said as he did the math for LinkedIn The tuition fees for a typical international school, as per Jhaveri, hover around Rs 7–9 lakh a year. This doesn't include essentials such as books, uniforms, and private tuition, which could add another Rs 2–4 lakh annually. Then, extracurriculars, clothing, and birthday parties push the annual expenditure to approximately Rs 13 lakh per conclusion that Jhaveri, thus, arrived at is that parents would need a gross annual salary of Rs 55–60 lakh to comfortably raise just one child in a metro like Mumbai with international schooling and basic extracurricular activities.'If you're spending about 30% of your income on your child, then your net salary should be around Rs 43–44 lakh,' Jhaveri said. Factor in taxes, and the gross salary requirement goes up to Rs 55–60 lakh to sustain this lifestyle for a single this is if you have one kid. Have another one, and these numbers increase substantially. I always used to wonder why people these days don't want to have kids. Now I know why,' he a look at the post here: In the comments section, social media users shared their personal experiences and concerns.'Education has become expensive across most schools. The sad part is the year-on-year cost increase is double the inflation. It reminds me of a movie that talks about how Indian parents will go to any extent - debt, what not - to educate their children,' a user user questioned the value of expensive schooling that also requires additional coaching: 'If a school charges Rs 7-9 lakh a year and the overall cost touches Rs 12–13 lakh, but the child still needs tuition right from the start-even before competitive exams begin-then the school is not worth it, and the child is being unnecessarily pressurised.'advertisementAnother user wrote about an even more daunting road ahead: 'This is the present cost. What about the future cost of a professional degree, especially abroad? You'll need to save this same amount yearly for the next 10 years. In a single-income household in a metro city, that means zero retirement savings.'Ankur Jhaveri also responded to critics who argued that ICSE or CBSE schools are more affordable. He acknowledged the difference but added that several parents nowadays face tremendous pressure to secure "the best" for their children - especially amid the rising competition and FOMO-driven parenting InMust Watch
