Rananjay Anand is an entrepreneur and a geopolitical observer & commentator with extensive experience of over two decades in International Trade, Consulting, Geopolitics, International Relations, and Inter-CulturalnDiplomacy. He holds MA degree from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhinand MBA from Amity Business School, Noida, India.
Rananjay is the Founder & Chairman of Indus Aurora Global Group and Druckn& Bindung Machinery Corp (www.dbmcgroup.com). He is also the Co- Founder & President of Society for Promotion of Global Understanding (SPGU) which is committed to foster the global exchange of ideas, information, values, systems, traditions, justice, beliefs, and other aspects of culture, society and environment, with the intention of fostering mutual understanding and global cooperation while keeping India in the center. Within the framework of SPGU, he established Indo-Armenian Friendship NGO (IAF) and Indian Cultural Center Armenia (Website: www.india-armenia.com) in 2011 which is committed to benchmark INDIA- ARMENIA relationships in the world-map while acting as a connecting “BRIDGE” between India and Armenia to promote people to people connection, strengthen cultural, Socio-economic ties and Trade engagement. In 2024, Rananjay has also co-founded Armenia-India Business Council (AIBC) (Website: https://aibc.am) dedicated to foster mutually beneficial relations between Armenia and India in various business sectors.
He has been invited to various international seminars & conferences as speaker presenting his views on International Relations, contemporary Geopolitics and Geostrategy. He’s officially represented India (as the observer country participant along with China) in the International Youth Conference of Eurasian Economic Union, held in Yerevan, Armenia in 2016. Represented India as the chief delegate with the presentation on India-EEU Relations: Emerging Dynamics and Future Prospects in the International Seminar on Eurasian-Economic Union held in Yerevan, Armenia in April 2016. India being invited as observer country.
