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Niranjan Maharana is the Founder of Artha Sutra Capital. He believes trust, transparency and integrity are the foundation of every meaningful financial relationship, and those same principles guide everything he's building here.

With a strong blend of corporate experience, analytical thinking and professional qualifications in personal finance, he brings a structured and practical approach to helping individuals and families navigate their financial decisions.

At Artha Sutra Capital, his focus is on helping clients make informed decisions around Risk protection and Long term wealth creation, with an emphasis on understanding goals, evaluating available options and investing with discipline.

His philosophy is simple: “If you are working hard for money, your money should work harder”. He combines research, data and systems with a real understanding of everyday financial challenges, always aiming to simplify complexity, communicate clearly, and build relationships rooted in trust.

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Niranjan Maharana
Founder, Artha Sutra Capital

How we work

A plan you can actually follow, reviewed on a schedule rather than left to drift.

01

Discovery

We start with a candid conversation about your income, goals, existing investments, and the timelines that matter to you — retirement, a child's education, a home, or simply building a cushion. No product pitch at this stage, just listening.

02

The plan

I map your goals against realistic timelines and risk levels, and put together a portfolio recommendation — fund categories, allocation, and a rationale for each — in plain language, not jargon.

03

Execution via Assetplus

Once you're comfortable with the plan, the actual purchase, folio setup, and SIP mandates are completed on Assetplus's platform, under their regulated infrastructure — I guide you through it, but I never touch your money directly.

04

Annual review

Markets move and life changes. We revisit your portfolio at least once a year — sooner if your goals shift — and rebalance where it makes sense rather than leaving investments on autopilot indefinitely.