Union Aviation Minister & BJP leader Jyotiraditya Scindia's son Mahanaaryaman on Monday announced an IPL-like league for the state of Madhya Pradesh. Mahanaaryaman Scindia who is currently busy campaigning for his father for the upcoming Lok Sabha Elections 2024 announced while talking to a newswire. Scindia Junior said, "We are going to make a league in Madhya Pradesh. There will be 5 teams. We aim to connect business, cricket, and public. We aim transition of players from village to national level. Players will be getting employment. They will also be getting remuneration for playing games. It will be broadcasted on television." Now, the question arises who is Mahanaaryaman Scindia? Below is everything you need to know about Jyotiraditya Scindia's son-
Who is Mahanaaryaman Scindia?
Mahanaaryaman Scindia is 29 years old and following the footsteps of his father Jyotiraditya Scindia. Mahanaaryaman Scindia is also the Yuvraj of Gwalior apart from being the part of MP's Cricket Board. Talking about Mahanaaryaman Scindia's educational qualification, the junior Scindia did his schooling at the famous The Doon School. For the unversed, The Doon School is a selective all-boys private boarding school in Dehradun, Uttarakhand.
Thereafter, Mahanaaryaman Scindia earned his Bachelor's in Political Science and Government from the Prestigious Yale University in 2019. After graduating, Mahanaaryaman reportedly worked with Boston Consulting Group but left. He is a music and food lover. So, he opened a music festival called Cymbal. He also opened Pravaas, a cultural event that involves food, music, heritage, and culture. The cost of the experience is between Rs 75000 and Rs 2 lakh per person.
In 2021, the Prevaas took place at Jai Vilas Palace. His mother, Maharani Priyadarshini Raje Scindia, had provided the crockery for the event.
Going by Mahanaaryaman's LinkedIn Profile, he is the Co-Founder of a startup called MyMandi. The company is an online aggregator that distributes fresh vegetables and fruits sourced from the push-carter community. His startup works on the model of scale. They bulk-buy stuff. They buy tons of vegetables, pack them, and send them to push-kart owners.