Why Aditya Birla is Big in Your Life?
The Aditya Birla group is one of the most successful companies of our country with its reign continuing since 1857. It has a wide range operations that spans across the world in 35 countries with more than 120,000 employees worldwide with a revenue of approximately US$44.3 billion in year 2018. Not only is it successful in running its wide variety of businesses, but is also a responsible part of the society and contributes heavily to corporate social responsibilities that the company has. Thus, it is easy to say that the group has a great impact on our lives, by the mere way of its existing in the society and doing good for it as well as by providing us with the variety of products that are of great value and make our life easy.
The Aditya Birla Group has given us more than one what can think of when we think of a single company. From construction materials to trendy fashions, the name backs brands that have won customer trust and loyalty over the years. Life goes incomplete without Aditya Birla as we use it right from building our houses to buying clothes for the people who make these houses homes to paying for both of them in this digital era through payment banks. Drawing from personal experience, Aditya Birla. Brands such as Louis Phillipe cater to us in times when we feel lavish and want to spend on the brand name and premium products, Pantaloons when it comes to daily wears and an all in one store. Even in the food sector, Frewshwrapp Aluminum Foil of ABG has ensured that my food is always kept fresh and hygienic. The company has been successfully achieving its goals now for around 15 years which in itself is a remarkable achievement.
How have you made an impact?
As for the challenges that I have faced and how they’ve impacted me and changed me, I do have an interesting story to tell. Back when I was a kid, somewhere in 2013, I was in class 11th when I moving into a flat with a family friend as my family was moving out of town and I wasn’t willing to leave my school, the events and happening that took place for the next 8 months changed my life, and for good. I was always a mumma’s girls but now I was alone in a city that I called home for 16 years, which now seemed a place I didn’t even know. Living alone, getting your own food, studying, sitting alone in an empty room silent for hours was too much to handle along with the academic pressures. New people to live with is something not easy, especially for school going kids having no idea how to live a grown up life. The initial phase began to become gloomy too soon and I gave in my fears and started begging for my parents to take me back. However, the determination to go to the same school and not compromise with my education started fuelling my courage and the fears did wear out. By the time I completed my 12th (which I passed with flying colours), I was not only a school graduate, but a 17 year old ready for the grown up world a bit too early, a bit too ready, and a lot happy.