Welcome to my world of entrepreneurship, innovation, and social impact.
I am Kunal Jain, a social entrepreneur, mentor, and business leader who has spent the last two decades building and scaling businesses in the U.S. and India. After moving to the United States in 2003 with just a few hundred dollars, I pursued the American Dream, establishing multiple successful ventures in Revenue Cycle Management (RCM), AI-driven healthcare, and entrepreneurship mentoring. Over the years, I have proudly created employment for hundreds of professionals across both countries.
Yet, my heart has always belonged to India. Born and raised in the culturally rich state of Rajasthan, I grew up watching my father, Kaushal Kishore Jain, a politician by profession and a social reformer by heart. His dedication to public service shaped my values, and in his memory, I authored my first book, A Philanthropist Without Money – Kaushal Ji, in 2019.
In 2023, I made the life-changing decision to return to India to carry forward my father’s philanthropic legacy. I now lead the Kaushalm Foundation, fostering entrepreneurship, healthcare innovation, and skill development among India’s youth. Through initiatives like the Aravali Hub, HealthPods, and Rapid Rajasthan Clinic, I am committed to empowering aspiring entrepreneurs, bridging the healthcare gap, and making a lasting impact.
Beyond business and philanthropy, poetry is my soul’s expression. My latest book, ‘Aabhas’, a collection of Hindi poetry, is deeply personal and named after my son. It reflects my journey, emotions, and observations of life, blending nostalgia, resilience, and introspection.
I am a lifelong learner—whether as an entrepreneur, mentor, father, or poet. My journey continues as I explore ways to merge technology with social good, ensuring that innovation reaches those who need it the most.
The name of my blog, ‘Baithak’, is a Hindi word symbolizing a gathering of minds—a place to exchange ideas, reflect, and inspire. I invite you to be part of this conversation.
Let’s build, innovate, and transform lives together!
In 1969, America watched the moon landing together — 650M people glued to black-and-white TVs. I saw my first TV in 1982 during the Asian Games, a tiny 12-inch set our whole neighborhood shared. Those were the real glorious days. If you grew up in 80s India, what do you remember most?
On this Independence Day, I look back at my 2 years in India. Teaching entrepreneurship in a remote village showed me—true freedom isn’t about villages turning into cities, it’s about children turning into humans with dreams
Read more Reflections on Independence Day: Villages, Humanity, and Entrepreneurship
My heart aches for India. The school collapse, killing innocent children, exposes a systemic rot of corruption and negligence. Those responsible, drawing salaries while buildings crumble, betray public trust. This isn't just a tragedy; it's a call for unwavering accountability to save India's future.
Read more My Heart Aches for India: When Negligence Kills Innocent Children
From village classrooms to meeting Estonia’s President — this summer has been a whirlwind of purpose and passion. Our Startup Summer Camp empowered 120+ rural students in Rajasthan, and now we're taking this mission global. Big things ahead — TiEcon Tampa in October & TiE Global Summit in Jaipur this January. Join the movement. 🚀🇮🇳 #Kaushalam #SonOfIndia #RuralRise #Entrepreneurship
Together, these stories are a sobering reminder:
Life is fragile. Dignity is priceless. And compassion is always in our control.
Read more 🇮🇳 A Nation Woke Up in Grief: From the Skies to the Soil
A tribute to the word ‘Maa’ — a celebration of her silent strength, endless love, and lifelong presence in our hearts. Not just a word, but a whole world. #MothersDay #Poetry #Maa
Read more ये ‘माँ’ अक्षर का जश्न है, जिसे मैं रोज़ मनाता हूँ।
देशप्रेम का जज़्बा सोने नहीं दे रहा हैं । आज तो टीवी इलेक्शन के नतीजों वाले दिनों से भी ज़्यादा मनोरंजन दे रहा हैं । पाकिस्तान तो शायद सुबह नहीं देख पाए हिंदुस्तानी होने पे आज गर्व हो रहा हे । पूरी रात सिर्फ़ जन गण मन गाने का मन हो रहा हैं । जय…
We don’t need revenge. We need reform.
Give our police and forces real power, modern tools, and full autonomy.
Hold every citizen accountable — under one law.
Fix the roof before pointing at the storm.
Read more Why 9/11 Didn’t Repeat, But 26/11 Keeps Happening in India
वो कहते हैं — “नारा-ए-तकबीर!” हम कहते हैं — “यह नहीं, हमारी तक़दीर!” तुम बारूद से इश्क़ करना सीख गए हो शायद, वरना खुदा कभी न कहता — “यह है तुम्हारी तदबीर।” कुणाल
Ten years after my father’s passing, I reflect on the powerful lesson his life—and untimely death—taught me: selflessness without self-care can be costly. Though he lived for others, he neglected his own health. This is a story of regret, realization, and a heartfelt reminder to look after ourselves before it's too late.
Read more A Decade Later: My Father’s Unspoken Lesson on Self-Care!
