Our family
Four people, many interests, one belief.
We value family, learning, hard work and giving back. We each follow our own interests, from technology and entrepreneurship to education, creativity and community service. What brings us together is a belief that success means more when it helps others.

Meet Sankha
Sankha NagChoudhury
Sankha NagChoudhury was born in Kolkata and grew up in Hyderabad, India. His early years were shaped by family, Bengali heritage and the many cultures of the places he called home. Today, he and his wife, Pallavi, are raising their children, Anushka and Ashank, in Texas. Wherever life has taken them, family, learning and helping others have remained central to who they are.
Sankha has built a career at the intersection of technology, business and people. As a senior leader at ServiceNow, he works on how organizations can use AI and automation to make work better and more effective. He is especially interested in a question that reaches beyond technology: as machines take on more work, how do people make sure the outcomes remain responsible and accountable?
That question inspires his writing. Sankha is the author of A Novice’s Guide to Wealth, The Wealth Engine™: Let Money Learn. Let AI Work., and What “A”I Believe… Autonomous Work. Accountable People. Across his books, he explores wealth, technology and the choices people make as the world changes. He donates the net proceeds from his books to support scholarships through Hariom Helps Foundation.
Giving back is a family commitment as well as a personal one. Through Hariom Helps Foundation and its connected projects—including Fund My Dreams, Emotional Teen and Let Money Grow—the family supports education, student opportunity and well-being. Their guiding idea is simple: use what you know and what you have to help someone else move forward.
Away from work and writing, Sankha is a proud husband and father. He takes joy in watching Anushka and Ashank discover their own interests, build ideas and find ways to contribute. He hopes their family story will be remembered not only for what they achieved, but for the care they showed one another and the good they tried to do along the way.
Photo albums
Moments, by occasion
1 photos23 June 1974 · Calcutta
Mom and Dad's wedding
Rajat and Bansari Nag Choudhury, married on 23 June 1974, photographed after their wedding at Chitrasree Studio, Calcutta.
3 photosWinter
Anushka's celebration
Dressed up and together, with Mom, my sister and my nephew joining us for the party.
3 photosWinter afternoon
Portraits at home
Traditional outfits and sharp suits in the garden and by the pool.
The NagChoudhury Family