Rs 5,000 crore tycoon says real success is when others are 'jealous' of your mother
Dr. Arokiaswamy Velumani, the founder of Thyrocare Technologies, posted a message on X. He urged men to treat women in their lives well. He also emphasized the importance of respecting mothers. Velumani is a supporter of traditional family values....

Through this short but profound message, Dr. Velumani emphasized that this wisdom isn’t just limited to romantic relationships. He explained that both sons and daughters have a role in ensuring their mothers feel respected, loved, and proud. “It’s not just your spouse,” he elaborated. “True success is when people look at your mother and wish they were in her place.”
A vocal supporter of traditional family values, Velumani frequently advocates for nurturing strong familial bonds. He is equally vocal about the importance of instilling discipline in children rather than spoiling them. Back in April, he commented on the negative impact of overindulgence, stating that pampered children often grow up with inflated egos and unrealistic expectations. His tweet warned, “Increased stress stems from rising arrogance and entitlement. Dear parents, stop over-pampering.”
Reflecting on years of observing young adults, he highlighted two contrasting parenting approaches. Children encouraged to tackle challenges on their own tend to become confident, self-assured, and resilient. Meanwhile, those raised under constant supervision and frequent comparisons often become anxious, insecure, and emotionally fragile. He strongly believes that these outcomes are less about wealth and more about the parenting philosophy.
About Dr. A. Velumani
Born on April 12, 1959, Dr. A. Velumani is a distinguished Indian businessman who built his empire from humble beginnings. As the founder of Thyrocare Technologies Ltd., headquartered in Navi Mumbai, he transformed diagnostic healthcare in India. He later launched Nuclear Healthcare Limited, a radiology-focused firm, broadening his impact in the medical testing and imaging sector nationwide.Velumani comes from the village of Appanaickenpatti Pudur, located near Coimbatore in what was once part of the Madras State. His father worked the land as a farmer, while his mother, a homemaker, took on the responsibility of raising buffaloes and selling their milk to support the family.
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