Web portal for women in distress

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Arun Nair with wife Indu

His head tonsured, the final prayers said and wife Indu holding his hands tight, by his bedside to spend the last few moments with him. But Arun Nair didn’t look tense in the least as he waited for his brain surgery.

Knowing that death was knocking at his door, Arun murmured, “Whatever happens to me, continue the legacy of Parivartan.” Arun survived and now he runs Parivartan, a corporate training academy. The miraculous episode made him admire the role Age Correspondent
His head tonsured, the final prayers said and wife Indu holding his hands tight, by his bedside to spend the last few moments with him. But Arun Nair didn’t look tense in the least as he waited for his brain surgery. Knowing that death was knocking at his door, Arun murmured, “Whatever happens to me, continue the legacy of Parivartan.” Arun survived and now he runs Parivartan, a corporate training academy. The miraculous episode made him admire the role played by women in his life. Arun recollects, “The utmost care of nurses, combined prayers of all the wonderful women in my life, unconditional love of my wife made me admire womanhood. That is how Swa-Raksha took birth.” It was around that time that the Soumya murder case in Delhi, hit the headlines and Swa-Raksha was launched as India’s first personal safety portal to create awareness about women’s safety. “At Swa-Raksha we teach women several self defense techniques,” explained Arun adding, “we also attempt to train women on becoming leaders of their families and effectively juggle between managing work and home.” (For further details — www.parivartancta.com [2])played by women in his life. Arun recollects, “The utmost care of nurses, combined prayers of all the wonderful women in my life, unconditional love of my wife made me admire womanhood. That is how Swa-Raksha took birth.” It was around that time that the Soumya murder case in Delhi, hit the headlines and Swa-Raksha was launched as India’s first personal safety portal to create awareness about women’s safety. “At Swa-Raksha we teach women several self defense techniques,” explained Arun adding, “we also attempt to train women on becoming leaders of their families and effectively juggle between managing work and home.” (For further details — www.parivartancta.com [2])