Mr. Aditya Jha was featured in Canada Diaspora film which was shown at the Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas 2012. This film, one of a 10-part film series on the Indian Diaspora, is the story of Canada’s Indian Diaspora that has come full tilt…from not having voting rights at the turn of the 20th century, to becoming
Letter of Commendation from Prime Minister Rt. Hon. Stephen Harper
Download pdf copy of article in the Canadian Capital Magazine (June issue) here.
Even though he has seen millions come and go and gets calls from prime minister’s office and CEOs of multinationals, Aditya Jha says he is still a middle-class guy at heart. But it is a big heart going by the philanthropic work this serial entrepreneur has taken up. Born in a village in Nepal and
What do a 27-year-old Nigerian real-estate star, a middle-aged South Asian entrepreneur and a straight-talkin', newly divorced Jewish mother have in common? More than you'd think. Isaac Olowolof, Aditja Jha and Ruth Mandel are all committed philanthropists, loyal and generous to the causes they've chosen to support. They believe in contributing to their community and in the importance of leading
30 million large Indian Diaspora contributes highly to the nationsof the world – Dr Jha
Foundation's chairman Dr. Aditya Jha is pleased to share that he will be hosting the celebrations and National tribute for legendary Prima Ballerina Alicia Alonso. The gala dinner is organized by the Canadian Ballet Youth Ensemble.
Life of a Legend – Celebration of Prima Ballerina Alicia Alonso's 90th Birthday
Location: Monday, December 6th at 6.30pm, Hamilton Place/Studio Theatre
We invite you to a discussion on "Toronto’s Changing Face of Philanthropy" organized by the 'Social Venture Partners Toronto'. Our Chairman Mr. Aditya Jha will be a featured speaker along with Helen Burstyn (Chair of the Ontario Trillium Foundation) and Salah Bachir(President of Cineplex Media).
