Anuradha Tiwari, an entrepreneur from Bengaluru, caused a stir when she posted a photo of herself with the remark, “Brahmin genes” on Twitter/X
An image of an entrepreneur and CEO from Bengaluru with the phrase “Brahmin genes” has caused controversy. Yesterday, Anuradha Tiwari, the CEO of JustBurstOut, a content writing company, posted a picture of herself flexing her muscles on social media.
One X user called her out for forgetting that she was required to work and stay at home according to Manusmriti, one of the key law books in Hinduism, in response to her post.
Another user shared the picture of bodybuilder Priya Singh and wrote, “Rajasthan’s Dalit daughter Priya Singh raised the country’s honour in Thailand, won gold in 2022 bodybuilding…”
Who is Anuradha Tiwari CEO of JustBurstOut as post flexing Brahmin genes goes viral on Twitter/X and Instagram
Anuradha Tiwari is a vocal supporter of eliminating reservations based on caste. She cites “One Family, One Reservation” in her X bio. She is a Brahmin Hindu.
The TEDx speaker and entrepreneur from Bengaluru has frequently voiced her disapproval of caste-based reservations in her previous postings.
Brahmin genes 💪 pic.twitter.com/MCcRnviJcY
— Anuradha Tiwari (@talk2anuradha) August 22, 2024
When Anuradha Tiwari first started writing, she was involved in both campaign creation and effectiveness measurement. She then moved on to brand promotion and digital media. It’s been quite the journey, from supporting one business to managing ten brands concurrently for her.
Additionally, she continued her education because, in a matter of months, SEO standards change.
Anuradha is one of India Today’s Eight Unique Entrepreneurs of India and a TEDx speaker. She has aided over 40 brands both domestically and internationally in effectively utilizing the digital platform to boost user development. Notable companies like Apollo Hospital, FabIndia, Amity University, etc. are among her clientele.
In an interview, she highlighted that the most crucial part of a business plan is the branding strategy, yet most businesses choose to focus on branding only after everything else is in place, which strains their already limited resources. For this reason, before people begin budget planning, it is imperative that they organize the hard data.
She has recently urged the general category to come together in five years and threatened to bring about reservations in the private sector if they don’t.