11 November 2026
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Rohit Mehra: The Karma Yogi of Modern Times

Why does Rohit Mehra donate a personal belonging every day? Discover the IRS officer's extraordinary journey of karma, creativity, and compassion
Indian Masterminds Stories

Known for his unparalleled generosity, he donates one personal belonging every day, regardless of its sentimental value. This is why he never possesses a piece of clothing older than one year.

2004 batch IRS officer Rohit Mehra is not just a civil servant; he is a modern-day Yogi—a Karma Yogi to be precise. His actions speak louder than words, as he balances a full-day office job with his commitments to personal growth and community service. He exemplifies the spirit of selfless action, first as a Karma Yogi and then as a spiritual person akin to a saint. It’s no wonder many find it hard to emulate his lifestyle.

THE AUTHOR WITH A MISSION

Mr. Mehra is also an accomplished author, blogger, and motivational speaker. His books are a treasure trove of wisdom aimed at inculcating good habits and spreading positivity. His first book, “Super Child,” outlines 52 habits that help children reach their full potential. This work is proof of his belief in nurturing the next generation.

His second book, “Gift Lungs to Future Generations,” serves as a guide for creating man-made urban forests, addressing the urgent need for environmental conservation. His third book, “31 Green Habits to Save Our Planet,” provides actionable steps to reduce our carbon footprint, reinforcing his commitment to environmental activism. His latest book, “Think Like a Yogi,” delves into yogic habits for leading a fulfilling life, offering a roadmap to inner peace and happiness.

INNOVATOR AT HEART

Mr. Mehra is not just a writer; he’s an innovator. He developed the “Election Eye” mobile application, showcasing his versatility and creative thinking. This application offers insights and data-driven solutions to enhance electoral processes, reflecting his dedication to civic engagement and transparency.

A DAY IN THE LIFE OF ROHIT MEHRA

Every day, he dedicates two hours to reading, expanding his horizons, and feeding his intellectual curiosity. He enjoys listening to Punjabi pop music, adding a touch of vibrancy to his daily routine.

Rohit Mehra is indeed a multifaceted individual whose life is a blend of karma, creativity, and compassion. Join us as we explore his diverse interests, his writing journey, and his unique approach to making a positive impact on the world.

Watch his exclusive video interview now-


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