Paul Dhinakaran

Paul Dhinakaran is an evangelist and the Chancellor of Karunya University, which he owns. He is the son of D. G. S. Dhinakaran, who was also an evangelist. He operates the Jesus Calls Jesus Calls is a spiritual television show running >> Read More... ministry. He completed his B.Sc degree at Loyola College and an MBA and a Ph.D. Degree in marketing from Madras University. He was born on 4th September 1962.

He operates Rainbow TV, it is an evangelical television channel, and his organization had around 30 prayer towers which pray for people in need. His father name was Dr. D.G.S. Dhinakaran, and her mother name is Mrs. Stella Dhinakaran Stella Dhinakaran was born on 24 May 1938. She got >> Read More... . He credits his success to his parents. He has three children, Samuel, Sharon, and Stella Ramola pursue the same mission empowered with divine compassion.

He established SEESHA (Samiti for Education Environment Social and Health Action) a humanitarian outreach mission to care for inferior children; materially, morally, emotionally, physically, spiritually, and educationally. The Lord called him to convey the Lord's unfailing love to the brokenhearted, through prayer, and to raise young professionals in technology. He helps the poor and needy, caring for thousands of them and providing hope for their future.

He dedicated his life to serving the people when he accepted the Lord Jesus as his personal Saviour in his 18th year. Paul and his family bring hope and encouragement to 10 million people through social media alone. He is the Chancellor of the Karunya Institute of Technology. More than eight thousand students study Science and Technology, Engineering, Arts, Media, and Management courses in the Institute.

Government of India appointed him as a member of the National Monitoring Committee for Minority Education and as a Governing Council member of the Education For Each, child program. His organization Seesha provides food, housing, medical services for widows, physically and mentally challenged children who have lost their homes through natural disasters and more.