Updated — July 2026
What I am
focused on
right now.
A living page. Updated quarterly. This is what is actually taking up time, energy and thought — not a polished summary, but an honest account of where the work is.

New projects

New project
JNIS Juhu
A landmark new campus for Jamnabai Narsee International School is taking shape in Juhu. It is the next chapter of the Jamnabai Narsee story, which began in 1971.

New project
CNS Indore
Chatrabhuj Narsee School comes to Indore: our third campus, set on eight acres. A new city, a new community and another opportunity to build an institution that will matter in fifty years.
Our Schools

Since 1971
Jamnabai Narsee School
My school of learning and my lifelong commitment. Founded in 1971, the dream of my grandfather Chatrabhuj Narsee, and named for his mother, Jamnabai. Fifty-five years on, JNS is ranked No. 1 in the EducationWorld India School Rankings 2025-26, with Ivy League status.

Since 2016
Chatrabhuj Narsee School
The school Minal and I built from a blank canvas in Kandivali. Ten years on, CNS has campuses in Mumbai, Pune and Indore, and is ranked No. 5 among India’s international day schools (EducationWorld 2026-27).
The Book
Air teaches us to rise.
Shadow teaches us to remain.
Between air and shadow,
a human life unfolds.
Sujay Jairaj
Book in progress
Air & Shadow
The manuscript is taking shape: a philosophy of living, leading and becoming, built on five words. Dream. Believe. Pursue. Achieve. Serve
Also on my mind
Vision
University exploration
Actively exploring opportunities to establish a world-class university: the next step in building a complete education ecosystem for India.
Community
Mumbai Cycling Enthusiasts
Early mornings on the road with one of the world’s largest fitness cycling communities. The most joyful part of the week.
Personal
Learning and reading
Reading across Stoic philosophy, architectural history and leadership. Lifelong learning is a daily discipline.
Refreshed every quarter. Last updated October 2026.
Revisit the dream often. Not to see whether it has been
achieved, but to see whether it still belongs to you.
Sujay Jairaj
