Raghu Raman

Leadership Through Storytelling Part-1 Human culture began with storytelling. While humankind was able to tell the difference between day & night with the sun, the only way they could predict seasons was by observing the pattern of stars. #MasterclassByRR Follow thread below:

Most people in their 20s chase Lakshmi (money). But the real strategy is to chase Saraswati (knowledge). You only get ~520 Sundays in your 20s. Build capability first. youtu.be/hSl8GpIDMM0?si…

Everyone wants to be CEO. Very few want the sleepless nights. Even fewer are willing to miss birthdays and trade comfort for accountability.. #captraman #Leadership #Responsibility #Command #CEOlife instagram.com/reel/DUGlVUIkl…

New ideas rarely survive inside old structures #captraman #Leadership #Innovation #Startups #entrepreneurship instagram.com/reel/DUBSC7Oid…

Only in India does a disabled battle-casualty soldier have to argue at a toll plaza for a legally approved exemption, on Republic Day of all days. But VIP’s son will write “Vidhayak” and will get saluted by same toll staff. This is moral failure @PMOIndia @rajnathsingh @adgpi

Another amazing session wrapped. Grateful to the incredible team at Brigade Group for the openness, energy and participation! Thank you Brigade Group for having us. instagram.com/reel/DTuUPm0CA…

Delighted to share a space with leaders who truly care about people. Grateful to Pavitra Shankar, Managing Director of Brigade Enterprises, for her words and for the sincerity with which she reflects on leadership and humanity instagram.com/reel/DTfpZc2iX…

Reading trains you to focus in a world - built to distract you. And that’s a rare skill. Books don’t just tell stories. They build minds. #captraman instagram.com/reel/DSm8-DBiF…

Reading shouldn’t feel like a chore. Big books scare people. Thick spines, tiny fonts, months of commitment. So we flip the script. This series is about making reading fun again. 😊 #captraman instagram.com/reel/DSkOgGgiN…

Here is a way to read a book fast. #captraman instagram.com/reel/DTIgpAkCD…

We stayed at the Hyatt Regency Jaipur Mansarovar last weekend as a family. We had 8 rooms booked. On Monday evening (Jan 12, around 6:30–7:30 pm), two hotel staff members used a master key to enter one of our rooms (3808). The room had already been cleaned. No one had asked for housekeeping. No one had been informed. My 6-year-old niece walked in right after and found two unknown adults inside the room. She ran out crying. They were not wearing name badges, so we couldn’t even identify who they were. Just think about it, what if someone had been in the shower, changing clothes, or asleep? What if personal belongings had gone missing? What if my niece had gone missing? What if my niece were alone in the room and sexually assaulted by these men? How is it acceptable for anyone to walk into an occupied hotel room like this? What made it worse is that the hotel knew our family was heading out for dinner at that time and that most of our rooms would be empty. When we asked what happened, we were met with shrugs and vague answers about “protocol.” The people we were dealing with, Naveen Singh, security supervisor and Akshay, refused to tell us who the staff were or why they entered. The hotel also refused to share CCTV footage of the incident. Akshay told us that the General Manager, Naveen Yadav, had said, “toh kya ho gaya agar enter ho gaye.” (So what if they entered?) A child walked into a room with two unknown adults inside, and this was the response. This is what pissed us off the most. Not just that it happened, but how casually everyone treated it. Like, this was no big deal. We’re not living in some ideal world. We hear about child sexual abuse, child trafficking, assault, all the time. Parents are already anxious about where their kids are, who they’re around, and what spaces are actually safe. Why were two staff members inside an occupied room? What were they doing there? Who sent them? Under what rule can someone walk into a family’s private space without permission? Why was the hotel justifying it? And till now - no answers. no explanation. no CCTV. no accountability. no apology that means anything. If you’re travelling with family, especially with kids, I would seriously think twice before staying at Hyatt. @Hyatt @hyattjaipur @HyattConcierge @agoda @agodaindia

Kindle. iPad. Screens everywhere. They feel convenient — but they change how your brain reads. If you want to read deeply, choose the medium that lets your mind sink in. #captraman instagram.com/reel/DSsZJ_GCI…

QMTI Recognised for Outstanding Service to Disabled Soldiers QMTI(Technical Institute for Differently Abled Soldiers), Khadki has been honoured with the NASEOH(National Society for Equal Opportunity for Handicapped) India Award 2025 for its exceptional contribution to the rehabilitation and empowerment of soldiers with disabilities. Col Rahul Bali(retd), CEO, and Col Basant Ballewar(retd), Dean, received the award at Mumbai on 09 Dec 25. A proud moment reflecting QMTI’s steadfast commitment to dignity, skills and self-reliance for our brave veterans. #IndianArmy #SouthernCommand @adgpi @SpokespersonMoD @PRODefPune

How do you build your organisational brand? By behaving exactly the way you did, on your first interview, every single day! #Leadership #Discipline #Captraman #MindsetMatters #PersonalBrand instagram.com/reel/DPyXLVLCa…

Here's why driving to a destination may sometimes be better than flying to it! youtu.be/tXFsX_oGQGY?si…

I admitted my son to a hospital today. I have a ₹1.2 crore Acko Platinum Health Plan the one with no room rent limit. @ACKOIndia @duavarun Guess what? The hospital flat out denied me a suite room. 👇🏻

@ankushd14 @captraman had said in a lecture once that the true success of an author is for his book to be present in the pile of a traffic stop book vendor