In the media
City 7 TV – Dubai
Apr 16th
In this interview I spoke about the new workshop “Achieve The Impossible“
Khaleej Times – Best time to invest in Indian properties
Dec 4th
THE INDIAN Property Show, being held at Dubai’s Airport Expo, East Hall, from today, is one of the largest and most diverse exhibitions of Indian properties, with participants from all over the country.
The three-day event is being organised by the Sumansa Group.
It will also feature seminars and conferences, and legal advisors will be on hand to help visitors get their questions answered. According to Sunil Jaiswal, CEO and president of Sumansa Group, this is probably the best time to invest in Indian properties. Jaiswal provides 10 reasons why this may be so:
Dubai Eye 103.8 – The Indian Property Market
May 26th
Sunil was on Dubai eye 103.8 discussing the upcoming Indian Property Show, and the property market in India overall.
Telelife: Property – a Profitable Investment
Mar 18th
Vijay Dandige meets Sunil Jaiswal the man who provides Indian properties a global platform.
Sony High Life – Insights into Investing (and food)!
Nov 11th
Sony TV invited Sunil to taste the fine food at Indigo Restaurant (Grosvenor House. Dubai Marina) for part of “Sony High Life”. Sunil talked about the Indian Property Show, and covered a few tips about Investing! (and he really liked the food too!).
Property World – The Mission Impossible Man
May 15th
Property World had a 3 page feature on Sunil Jaiswal in their May Issue in the U.A.E. entitled “The Mission Impossible Man”.
Emirates Today – The time is right to Cash in on India
May 14th
The double page spread talked about Sunil’s views on India and why the long term view is essential.
City 101.6 – Do Deals with No Money!
Apr 27th
Sunil was featured on City 101.6 today. He talked about property and how to buy property with no money !
Khaleej Times – ‘I wanted more in life’
Apr 20th
Khaleej Times interview Sunil Jaiswal.
MILLIONS OF people buy self-help or inspirational books in a desperate bid to improve their lives. But how many of them really profit from those books? How many really turn their lives around, applying the principles listed in them?
Gulf News: I, Me & Myself
Dec 7th
“Rich is Easy”
The story of how Sunil Jaiswal acquired his millions has a mundane beginning. One day he was reading his favourite paperback, Rich Dad, Poor Dad, on a train while commuting to his workplace in London from his suburban home. (Jaiswal, somewhat of a child prodigy at programming, was at the time running a highly successful IT business in the City.)
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