Rajat Sharma, Chairman and Editor-in-Chief of India TV, is celebrating his birthday at present. After seeing all of the ups and downs in life, the place he holds at present is inspiring for everybody. On the big day, a birthday congratulatory message was displayed on the iconic New York’s Times Square, USA.
Rajat Sharma was born within the yr 1957 within the Sabzi Mandi space of Delhi. He has six brothers and one sister. Recalling his days of battle, Rajat Sharma as soon as mentioned, “All nine of us, including our parents, lived in a 100-square-foot room, which we called home. Every day was a struggle for us. We had no water or electricity. There was no such common facility.”
Secret of Rajat Sharma’s health
Recently, when a younger man requested Rajat Sharma for tricks to keep match at this age, he mentioned that it requires self-discipline. He mentioned, “I tell all the youth that if you want fitness then you should drink more water, eat less, eat on time. Everyone knows this, there is no secret. But no one understands that it should be followed.”
He mentioned, “I wake up at 5.30 in the morning, my breakfast time is fixed at 10 am, lunchtime is fixed at 1.30 and dinner time is fixed at 6 o’clock. Apart from this I don’t eat anything. I work out for an hour every day, either yoga or gym. I drink a lot of water and get enough sleep. Above all, because he gets love and respect from people, he never gets worried.” He additionally famous the advantages of Ayurveda.Â
Rajat Sharma on his present fashionable ‘Aap Ki Adalat’
Rajat Sharma hosts India’s longest-running Television present ‘Aap Ki Adalat’. Since its inception in 1993, ‘Aap Ki Adalat’ has seen personalities starting from high politicians, Bollywood stars to sportsmen and religious gurus, being grilled on the small display screen by Rajat Sharma in his personal inimitable approach.
Referring to the nation’s fashionable TV program ‘Aap Ki Adalat’, Rajat Sharma mentioned, “Whatever I’m at present, is due to Aap Ki Adalat. I’ve learnt rather a lot from over 30 years of the present. Every legend who involves ‘Aap Ki Adalat’ leaves behind a narrative on the present.
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