Tharshiny Pankaj

It was lovely to see the success of India Week London featured in Asian Voice.

The event brought together leaders from business, education, media, investment, government, and the creative industries for a week of meaningful conversations focused on strengthening the UK–India relationship and exploring opportunities for future collaboration.

I was particularly pleased to see Selva contributing to the Ideas for India discussions alongside such distinguished speakers. These conversations matter because they help build bridges between countries, industries, and communities, creating opportunities that benefit future generations.

My congratulations to the India Week team, EPG Economic and Strategy Consulting, and everyone involved in delivering such an impactful programme.

🗓️ Reminder: Don’t miss The Pankaj Award to End Conflict deadline – 15 June 2026!

Apply now:

The Pankaj Award to End Conflict Recognising and funding young leaders who are creating unity in a world of deepening conflict and division.

Proud to see Selva recognised with the Burj Power 100 Award at the Burj Global Power Summit in Shanghai, China. Thank you as well to Mehedi Alam for representing Regent Global and collecting the award on Selva’s behalf at such an important international gathering.

The Pankaj Award to End Conflict has been created to support and recognise those individuals.

Through this initiative, we aim to help accelerate the work of young changemakers who are tackling conflict at its roots and creating a more united future.

Application deadline: 15 June 2026

Apply here: https://www.oneyoungworld.com/scholarship/pankaj-award-end-conflict

I’m taking on The Big Half — a 13.1-mile closed-road race through London, starting at Tower Bridge and finishing at the Cutty Sark in Greenwich.

This is more than just a run for me. It’s a chance to be part of something bigger — a powerful community event that brings together people of all backgrounds, celebrating the diversity of London while raising vital funds for important causes.

I’m running in support of the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital Charity, which funds life-changing treatment, research, and care for people with complex orthopaedic conditions.

Every mile I run is for those who rely on this work. Any support you can give, no matter the amount, will make a real difference.

If you’d like to support me, you can donate here:
https://2026thebighalf.enthuse.com/pf/tharshiny-pankaj

The launch of Regent European University in San Marino represents a significant step forward in building a truly borderless, digital-first model—connecting talent, ideas, and opportunity across continents. It is encouraging to see these international partnerships continue to strengthen as we shape institutions designed for the future.

A proud moment as Selva also presented Maurizio with a copy of his book on , sharing the principles that underpin much of our work in education, leadership, and human potential.

Find out more: https://www.consolatosanmarino.uk/en/news/group-chairman-of-regent-global-visits-our-offices/

We are launching The Pankaj Award to End Conflict to support young leaders tackling division at its roots.

Having experienced conflict first-hand, Selva and I recognise both its cost and the importance of lasting solutions. This Award exists to accelerate those already creating change.

$100k for one winner. $250k total funding.

Apply by 15 June: https://www.oneyoungworld.com/scholarship/pankaj-award-end-conflict

At Regent, we have always believed that education must go beyond qualifications. A degree opens a door. Character determines what you do once you walk through it.

That conviction is why Thinking into Character exists — a suite of programmes created by Professor Selva Pankaj to help individuals build the habits, self-belief, and discipline that drive lasting success. Not theory for theory's sake. Practical tools for real transformation.

What I find remarkable is how wide the impact has been: students setting and achieving goals they once thought impossible. Professionals breaking through ceilings they had silently accepted. People replacing the habits holding them back with ones that move them forward.

If you believe in education that reaches the whole person — this is worth exploring.

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Honoured to be featured alongside Selva in the GG2 Power List by .

This recognition belongs to the whole Regent Global team — every campus, every student, every colleague who makes the work possible.

https://www.easterneye.biz/dr-selva-tharshiny-pankaj/

A proud moment — and a humbling one.

To see this journey recognised so visibly reflects years of focus, partnership and commitment to building something meaningful through education and innovation.

What matters most is not the moment itself, but the momentum it represents — and the responsibility to keep moving forward.