Personal Life and Family
Her siblings are vasundhra raje Scindia ex chief minister of rajsthan and late shri madhav rao scindia.
Her brother is the Late HH Maharaja Madhavrao Scindia who was born in 1945. He was an eminent politician belonging to the Indian National Congress Party Indian National Congressas opposed to his mother and sisters who belong to the Bhartiya Janata Party. He was married to Madhavi Raje Scindia of Nepal and had two children Yuvrani Chitrangada Raje Scindia who is married into the royal family of Kashmir. and HH Maharaja Jyotiraditya Madhavrao Scindia the current Member of Parliament from the Congress Party of the Guna constituency in Madhya Pradesh. Madhav Rao died in a plane crash in 2001. Her other sister is HH Maharani Vasundhara Raje Scindia of Dholpur who was the Chief Minister of Rajasthan and is now a MLA and a member of the Bhartiya Janata Party. She has one son Dushyant who is currently the Member of Parliament from the Jhalawar constituency in Rajasthan.
Yashodhara moved to New Orleans, USA in 1977 after marrying Dr. Sidharth Bhansali a cardiologist. She has 3 children, Akshay a producer at MTV Desi in New York (26 yrs), Abhishek a student at the NYU Stern School of business (born in 1985) and Trishala a student at NYU (born in 1988). Whilst there, she was amongst other things, board member of the Delta Festival Ballet, an Advisory Board Member of the Contemporary Art Center, a Fellow of the New Orleans Museum of Art as well as single handedly raised a quarter of a million dollars for the Audubon zoological society. The funds were dedicated to a permanent Indian exhibit space at the Audubon zoo (Voted the # 3 zoo in the whole of USA). After raising the funds she conceptualized and supervised the making of the entire exhibit which was made by local craftsmen in India and then transported in small pieces by sea and re-assembled at the site.
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