Dhruv Upmanyu

Founder of RajISG — Intelligence • Safety • Guidance

Personal Background & Early Path

Dhruv Upmanyu (Dhruv Rajesh Dubey) (born 14 July, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India) is the founder of RajISG, a mission-driven ecosystem established in 2010. Sustained entirely through independent effort, RajISG brings together digital protection, civic guidance, and creative expression — built without political or institutional affiliation.

Since an early age, alongside schooling, Dhruv Upmanyu stood out as a bright student — winning contests, pursuing his graduation, and balancing multiple jobs. Driven by a desire to build independently, he always aimed to become an entrepreneur.

Before establishing RajLive — the initiative that later grew into RajISG — Dhruv had already managed varied responsibilities with discipline and determination: managing organisations, handling publicity and marketing, assembling computers, distributing pamphlets at night on a bicycle, teaching computers to individuals, managing his father’s business both as a labourer and a leader, and even working at multiple KPOs in technical support roles.

For the complete documented journey, see the Legacy archive, and for wider achievements across civic, cultural, and professional fields, visit the Galleria.

"I believe in celebrating individualism, rooted in ethics, morals, and liberty. My journey has always been about creating an identity and a legacy of my own. I hustled for it, worked tirelessly, and continue to do so. Choosing dignity above all else remains my guiding principle, and the values I uphold are my greatest honor in life. There is no shortcut — only real work. No controversies, no pulling others down; just climbing your own ladder steadily… and never giving up."

In 2019–2020, while in Delhi for ISG work, Dhruv formally attended the Tri-Services Guard of Honour at the National War Memorial, where he also presented his Internal Security Task Force (ISTF) Cadet Programme and visited the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), sharing field suggestions and inputs with officials. Conceived as an educational and civic-readiness framework, the proposal aimed to inculcate internal-security awareness as a public habit. The visit marked the symbolic inauguration of his civic mission, documented alongside military and civil officers.

During the Delhi riots of 2020, Dhruv carried out on-ground counselling and de-escalation in sensitive zones, working with police to counter panic, misinformation, and street-level weaponisation—interventions recorded in photos and videos.

Amid the early pandemic phase in Delhi, he released a public advisory video urging citizens to strengthen immune health and adopt proactive measures.

From 2019 onward, as cyber offences surged (further accelerated during COVID), he became a trusted point of contact for cybercrime victims—guiding FIR/NC filings, coordinating with police personnel, and issuing structured civilian safety advisories.

Early life & family background

Dhruv Upmanyu was born in Mumbai and traces his family roots to Jalgaon, Maharashtra, where his great-grandfather served as a postmaster during the late colonial period. His grandfather joined the Railway Protection Force (RPF) and retired with distinction as an Assistant Security Commissioner, embedding a tradition of discipline and public service in the family.

Formative years (2010–2015)

The formative phase of Dhruv Upmanyu’s public journey began in 2010, marked by plantation drives, veterans’ solidarity, legal-literacy campaigns, and an enduring association with the Balashram children’s home—establishing the pattern of lawful, community-first action that would define RajISG.

Because the journey of RajISG and Dhruv Upmanyu are inseparable, the complete chronology (with photos, dates, and descriptions of 100+ engagements) is preserved in the Legacy archive; visual records are available in the Galleria.

Major interventions (2016–2020)

2016 — Child sexual-assault case (prime witness & caretaker)

In 2016, Dhruv Upmanyu intervened in a child sexual-assault case involving a 13-year-old girl. He assumed the role of caretaker for the survivor, coordinated medical and legal steps, and stood as a prime witness. Working without media coverage or external support—and at his own expense—he followed the case from police station to hospital to court until the offender was convicted and sentenced.

2017 — Rescue & reunion of a missing child

In 2017, he located a 14-year-old boy reported missing and ensured a safe reunion with parents, coordinating with local police and community stakeholders. The intervention prioritised rapid verification, safeguarding, and family liaison.

2020 — Delhi unrest: de-escalation & misinformation control

During the Delhi riots of 2020, while present in the capital for ISG work, he engaged in on-ground counselling in sensitive zones, working alongside police to discourage weaponisation, counter panic and rumours, and restore order.

2020 — COVID-19 public advisory (immunity & readiness)

Amid the early pandemic phase in Delhi, he released a public advisory video urging citizens to strengthen immune health and adopt proactive measures.

2019 → ongoing — Cybercrime guidance & police liaison

From 2019 onward, as cyber offences surged (further accelerated during COVID), he became a trusted point of contact for cybercrime victims—guiding FIR/NC filings, coordinating with police personnel, and translating complex threats into civilian safety advisories.

Projects & initiatives

RedSentra WAF — Civic web application firewall for public-interest assets.
ISG Sentra — Civilian verification & analysis hub under the Intelligence vertical.
Bhavshruti — Devotional musical-cinematic series (IMDb: tt37724052; YouTube: @dhruvupmanyu).

Spiritual Journey & Temple Blessings

Alongside civic and institutional recognition, Dhruv Upmanyu and Namrata have been graced with blessings from revered shrines — each ceremony documented through priestly invocation and formal record.

• Badrinath Mandir, Uttarakhand (2025) — A rare felicitation by the BKTC, counted among the highest temple honors.
  
• Siddhivinayak Mandir, Mumbai (2025) — Special darshan and pooja under full protocol.
  
• Gaya Vishnupad Mandir, Bihar — Digital pooja for marital harmony and lineage strength.
  
• Dwarkadheesh Mandir, Gujarat — Divine pooja blessing their union and legacy.
  
• Har Ki Pauri, Haridwar — Sacred evening Ganga Aarti, names offered publicly for blessings.
  
• Mansa Devi Mandir, Haridwar — Shaktipeeth pooja invoking divine aura for marital success and strength.

Each ritual was performed under strict protocol, with video documentation of priests invoking the names of Namrata Kr & Dhruv Upmanyu — affirming divine recognition of their sacred bond.

Explore & Connect

• Legacy — chronological record of work & interventions
• Galleria — visual archive of documented engagements
• Press & Public Relations — coverage, releases, and official notes
• Join the Founding Circle — support RajISG and gain insider access
• Musicverse — Bhavshruti and devotional releases