“Broom & Groom” is a wonderful experience for me to read every page. Each page in the book is useful to improve the way of life. Certainly, this book will contribute to create awareness among all in setting their own standards in disciplining their lives leading to good life, good society, and thereby a good nation.
APJ Abdul Kalam
Former President of India

"Pavan Choudary's passion for dwelling deep into the questions one feels remain unanswered, has ensured him a place amongst the foremost thinkers of the world."
-The Times of India

“…It was dark by the time I got on the train to a long journey home: all I could see was the lights at each station that the train went by. Pavan’s words echoed loud and clear in my mind. “I’ve already lived half my life and now in the second half of my life I still have a spark within me which could either light my pyre or ignite a fire of awareness and insight into individuals leading to their evolution, and if that happened I would feel complete as I would’ve done my bit towards human evolution. Maana ki hai andhera Ghana, kisne kaha hai ki diya jalana hai mana. Even though the darkness is stark, there can always be someone to ignite a torch.”
- Excerpt from a recent article in the People Magazine, Australia titled,
“Modern-day Chanakya explains the Art of Wise Leadership”

"I'm really impressed with Pavan's book. It's the first time I've ever read anything like it, and I imagine it's the best introduction. I really enjoy how he looks at people, and I'm learning a lot... I tell people, don't go with Eckhart Tolle just because Oprah says you should. Go with someone who does it because they honestly have something interesting to say."
- Carolyn Marcille (Barnes & Noble, New York, USA)

"Pavan is a megamind taking Indian thinking to refreshing new heights in the global arena. His works should be made compulsory reading for parliamentarians, teachers and parents."
- Dr. Kiran Bedi, IPS retd. (India's first highest ranking woman officer)

"This book has been able to capture the spirit of Confucianism. It is most appropriate that it dwells on the social aspect of Confucianism. It talks of Social Harmony, which is key to Confucius."
- Mr. Xei Fei (Cultural Head, Chinese Embassy)

“Respected Pavan Choudary spoke to the students of The University of Sydney about 'Secrets to Success'. He disclosed nine secrets which, when used effectively would open doors to the path to success. Mr. Choudary is an avid speaker and made his talk interesting and insightful by the use of stories, humour, videos and pictures. The audience found his talk so interesting and insightful that they session went over time with Q and A, where the students shared their experiences and tried to gain guruacharya's perceptions on leadership, success and life.”
- Kavita Desai
Director Student's Relations, AIESEC, University of Sydney
AUSTRALIA

“Pavan's advise in using wisdom and creativity in managing people is valuable for entrepreneurs as they build teams to create wealth and develop leadership. His book on how one can turn into a submarine, as while sinking, is exactly what the entrepreneurs need to do. There's an opportunity in every adverse circumstance.”
- Murali Dharan
President TiE, Sydney AUSTRALIA

“Inspiring and interesting to listen to Pavan.”
- Marc Bindner

“It was great to meet and listen to such a visionary as Pavan Choudary.”
- Ravi Dayal

"Sri Pavan Choudary's talk was really great. The subject matter was very strong and was presented very properly by telling examples/stories in a simple way. It was very educative and style of delivery was simple and effective. It was very well received and appreciated by everybody. Difficult topic was made very simple to understand."
-Brij Pal Singh,
President, Vishva Hindu Parishad of Australia
(World Hindu Council - Australia)

“Pavan is an inspiring man and his unique insights can inspire others to look at their circumstances in a whole new way.”
- Janaki Joshi
CEO, Iris Interactive Pty Ltd
AUSTRALIA

"P.V. Rajgopal, Ex Director, National Police Academy and author of the book on leadership and teamwork, "We did it", has this to say about Pavan Choudary.
"When Pavan first came to deliver a talk at the NPA, noticing his youth and background, I was sceptical about how his talk would be received by the audience of senior police officers. I was over whelmed by the feedback that was received. The critical audience gave him the highest rating given to few speakers. The points puts forward by him were enlightening and very original. Regarding his style of delivery, one commented, "The speaker put forward his points like a Grandmaster making his moves on a chessboard." Pavan gave me brilliant and thought provoking ideas after going through the Manuscript of my book, which I incorporated. He is a man to watch. He might just be the next Deepak Chopra".
-P.V. Rajgopal IPS,
Ex Director, National Police Academy.


Author of "I was Nehru's Shadow".

I heard Pavan first at the National Police Academy while undergoing a senior management course. As one of the youngest CEOs of Private sector and an acclaimed speaker on the corporate lecture circuit, as I could learn later, he was invited to address an audience of Superintendents of Police ranking officials on “ How a king should rule”. Even before he could start, some of the Superintendents and Deputy Commissioners of Police in the audience started expressing among them their apprehension about this young speaker’s ability to deliver on a topic like this. As Pavan proceeded, those clouds started withering away and everyone could see the light of his acumen. He spoke about the Wisdom of ruling as well as of life. As he gave one gem after another the doubts of the audience with his youth started converting in to genuine respect for his fine mind. In the end there was only one whisper floating on everyone’s lips, and that was, how has he come to know all this so young? It was a truly enlightening session and has been recorded as one of the highest rated talks at the academy by no less than the then Director of the NPA, Mr. P.V. Rajgopal in his memoirs.
-Uday Sahay IPS,
Deputy Commisioner of Police, Delhi, Central
Author of "What makes news".
(Currently Deputy Director General Prasaar Bharti)

“When you are sinking become a submarine” is full of wise and creative insights which are path breaking. It is indeed a new level in thinking, and expounds a new philosophy of power. Every page is loaded with wisdom. It will immensely help every one in the corporate sector- be it an established leader or an aspirant to leadership.Must reading. Two thumbs up.
-Rajeev Chaba, President and Managing Director,
General Motors India.

There is an intenseness about my friend which I have not seen in many. He combines a powerful sense of purpose of a hardcore professional with the instinctiveness of a guru who looks beyond situation, place and time. Right from the time I had known him I have been touched directly and indirectly by this intensity for which I am grateful, so must be countless number of friends and followers whose rank would only swell.
-Thothathri Raman
Consulting Editor, Business India

“I have heard and read the greatest thinkers and practitioners from all over the world. But Pavan’s ideas have no match. His wisdom is unique and profound yet simple to practice. It stems from his sensitivity which has given him an experience of a lifetime in the short span of 45 years. It has already helped many like me. And it is now time for the world to hear him. You have in him an Indian world Guru. Mark my words.”
-Yann Morel
Managing Director, IMV India (P) Ltd. and The Counsellor for External Trade of France