Ruhani College Welcoming

Our Advisory Board Members

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Dr. Jimmy Nanda, Doctor of Chiropractic

Canada-based Dr. Jimmy Nanda completed his Doctor of Chiropractic from Life Chiropractic College West in 2003. He has served on numerous boards and committees and currently chairs the India Association of Chiropractic Doctors.

Dr. Nanda has been instrumental in laying the foundation of chiropractic care in India, organizing charitable health camps, and spreading awareness of preventive healthcare globally. In Canada, he continues to advocate for preventative healthcare as a primary system of care.

A respected leader, teacher, and speaker, Dr. Nanda travels extensively to promote clinical excellence and improved patient outcomes.

  • Board Leadership
Chairman & Past-President of India Association of Chiropractic Doctors.
  • Healthcare Advocacy
Promotes preventative healthcare in India & Canada.
  • Conducted health camps overseas.
Promotes preventative healthcare in India & Canada.
  • Lecturer & Speaker
Invited worldwide for clinical care and patient outcome discussions.

Mr. Anil Kundra

Mr. Anil Kundra brings a wealth of professional and academic expertise to the Advisory Board of Ruhani College, Canada. He holds a Master’s degree in Economics and has established himself as a respected media personality within the Indo-Canadian community.

Professionally, Mr. Kundra serves as Director at Sunray Investigators Inc., Ontario, where he has demonstrated leadership in investigative services and community engagement. In addition, he is a licensed Private Investigator in Ontario, reflecting his dedication to integrity, discipline, and professionalism.

As a member of the Advisory Board of Ruhani College, Mr. Kundra contributes his diverse experience, strategic insights, and community connections to support the institution’s vision of academic excellence and holistic education.

  • Board Leadership
Supports governance frameworks that align with academic excellence and community impact.
  • Healthcare Advocacy
Advises on health-related programs and initiatives at organizational and community levels.
  • Conducted health camps overseas.
Organized and participated in international health camps to serve diverse communities.
  • Lecturer & Speaker
Delivers lectures and speeches on professional, economic, and community development topics.

Dr. Ragy Bishay

Dr. Ragy Bishay is a Neurologist (MD, PhD) from Ain Shams University of Medicine in Cairo, Egypt, as well as a neuro-functional and sports medicine specialist with advanced training courses from McMaster University. He has served as a delegated neurology consultant to the Permanent Medical Committee of the United Nations in Egypt. He has held leadership positions in the neurology departments at El-Italy Hospital and El-Sanabel Hospital in Cairo. An active member of the World Congress on Controversies in Neurology (CONy) and the Neuroscience Education Institute (NEI, USA).

Ragy brings extensive international expertise to his teaching. He is currently a professor of TCM and Western medicine at several colleges of traditional Chinese medicine in Canada, where he combines his background in neurology with acupuncture to address neurological, neuromuscular, and neuropsychiatric disorders. Additionally, he holds a Diploma in Acupuncture from the Canadian College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (CCTCM) and is a certified meditation teacher with the Global Meditation Consortium (GMC).

Dr. Vishma Lamichhane

Vishma Lamichhane, MSc (Osteopathy), Registered Manual Osteopath in Canada and a distinguished member of the College of Osteopaths of New Brunswick (OONB), with over a decade of experience spanning clinical practice, research, and health education. He combines a Master’s-level expertise in Osteopathy with a rigorous evidence-based approach to patient care and professional training.

Lamichhane has authored multiple peer-reviewed publications in osteopathy, physiotherapy, and neuro-rehabilitation, and actively contributes as a journal peer reviewer, advancing the frontiers of healthcare research. His leadership roles include Chief Physiotherapist & Chief Administrative Officer at Sahara Hospital, Chief Physical Therapist & Administrator at Autism Care Society Gandaki, and Consultant Osteopath & Clinic Director at Kunti Osteopathy Clinic, Nepal, reflecting a career marked by clinical excellence and strategic oversight.

Currently, at Ruhani College of Health, Business and Technology, Brampton, he is dedicated to cultivating skilled, research-driven, and practice-ready healthcare professionals, shaping the next generation of leaders in health and wellness.