Overview
- Tyagi announced the foundation in his late wife’s name with a video on social media, citing her journal entry about starting an NGO.
- He said income from his Instagram and YouTube accounts, as well as revenue from Shefali Jariwala’s YouTube channel, will go to the foundation.
- The initiative focuses on funding education for underprivileged children and advancing women’s empowerment programs.
- Supporters responded emotionally to the announcement, with industry peers and fans posting messages after the video was shared.
- Jariwala died on June 27 at age 42; preliminary reports suggested a sudden cardiac arrest, and she was declared dead on arrival at Bellevue Multispeciality Hospital before a post-mortem at Cooper Hospital.