Entrepreneur credits his mother for inspiring humanitarian efforts; says ongoing temple projects will soon be completed
In a rare interaction with Hindustan Metro, entrepreneur Rajveer Yadav spoke about why he largely avoids media appearances and prefers to stay away from the spotlight.
“I mostly avoid the media because I barely get time from work. Managing multiple companies and spending time with my family has been my priority,” he explained.
Yadav, who has been active in humanitarian work for over a decade, said that his journey in social service began in 2010. He attributed his commitment to his mother’s teachings.
“The credit goes to my mother. She always taught me that a life lived for others is a life worthwhile,” he said.
Speaking on community initiatives, Yadav revealed that a couple of temple projects which had remained incomplete for years are now close to being finished. According to him, such projects are not just about faith but also about preserving culture and providing a sense of belonging to the community.
At present, Yadav said his focus remains firmly on Yadav Investments and the Rajveer Yadav Foundation, both of which he considers his top priorities. He also shared that they are now scaling up their organic farm division, and he himself spends a significant amount of time on the farms, closely overseeing operations.
Addressing questions about his personal life, Yadav clarified that marriage is not on the cards right now, as his time and energy are fully dedicated to professional and philanthropic responsibilities.
Reflecting on the challenge of balancing business with social initiatives, Yadav added with a touch of humour,
“Not everyone is Elon Musk,” he remarked, noting the demands of handling multiple responsibilities.
With his emphasis on enterprise, family values and service to society, Rajveer Yadav continues to maintain a low profile, letting his work speak for itself.
