From Pen Strokes to Life Stories: The Journey of Milind J Rajore, India’s Pioneer in Graphology

In a digital world dominated by algorithms and artificial intelligence, where character assessments often rely on clicks, forms, and test scores, Milind J Rajore has remained steadfast in his belief that the pen truly is mightier. For over two decades, he has been interpreting not just handwriting—but human nature itself—through the art and science of Graphology.

 

Milind J Rajore is the Founder and Director of the Institute of Graphology and Personal Success (IGPS), headquartered in Pune. Under his leadership, IGPS has evolved into one of India’s foremost institutions dedicated to the study and application of Graphology, touching over 30,000 lives across India and abroad. From Mumbai to Chennai, Singapore to Europe, Milind’s courses and seminars have introduced this lesser-known science to people from every walk of life.

 

A Visionary Teacher with a Mission

Milind’s journey began with a simple curiosity about handwriting—and what it reveals about the human psyche. Today, that curiosity has turned into a calling. He has conducted Graphology training sessions for government officials at the Mantralaya, professionals at multinational corporations, police departments, educational institutions, and even school children. His workshops don’t just decode handwriting—they ignite self-discovery.

Recently, he completed a successful Europe tour, delivering lectures and conducting meditation sessions on child development, inner awareness, and the subtle interplay between mind and expression. The tour marked another milestone in his mission to bring Graphology to the global stage.

 

Author, Educator, Storyteller

Beyond his dynamic presence in classrooms and conferences, Milind is also a prolific author. His acclaimed works include The Write Stuff series, Best Handwriting Workbook, Decode Drawings, and What Your Signature Says. However, it is the Letters of Wisdom series that remains closest to his heart. Designed specifically for children aged 3 to 9 years, these handwriting books are now being used in schools as part of their core curriculum—blending character development with skill-building through graphological techniques.

He has also written Raising a Child, a thoughtful guide for parents seeking to nurture their child’s emotional intelligence and holistic growth.

 

Graphology in the Real World

What sets Milind apart is his ability to take Graphology beyond academic discourse. He provides consultancy services for recruitment, human resource optimisation, signature fraud detection, and even logo design—based entirely on Graphological principles. With just a few lines of handwriting, he can uncover behavioural tendencies, health indicators, relationship dynamics, and much more. His precision in reading between the lines—quite literally—makes him a trusted advisor to businesses and institutions alike.

Milind’s analytical abilities have also helped police officials and forensic experts uncover criminal tendencies and psychological red flags, proving that Graphology can have real-world applications in law enforcement and legal investigations.

 

A Torchbearer of Indian Graphology

Born and raised in Pune—the cultural capital of Maharashtra—Milind is a proud Punekar. His roots in the “Oxford of the East” have played a significant role in shaping his identity as a teacher, researcher, and visionary. His charisma, storytelling skills, and depth of knowledge have made him a beloved mentor to thousands of students across the globe.

 

Milind J Rajore believes in walking where there are no roads—and creating paths for others to follow. The story of IGPS is not just about a man or an institution—it is about a movement. A movement that empowers people to discover themselves, unlock their potential, and lead more conscious, meaningful lives.

 

As Milind often says, “It’s easy to walk on paved roads, but I’ve always believed in creating them.”

 

And create he has—with every pen stroke, every lecture, and every student whose life he’s transformed.