Aditya Birla Group has been a big name in India. It is not possible for a person to not have got the opportunity to use a product which falls under the Aditya Birla Group’s vast business.
Being the youth of the country, the group plays an important role as it has major clothing brands under its umbrella like Pantaloons, Liva, Peter England, Van Heusen, Forever 2, Allen Solly, Linen Club, PEOPLE, Ralph Lauren and so on. Apart from this it is also involved in various businesses that make it possible for us to sustain in this world like being involved in construction materials and such other raw materials like cement, etc.
One of the most important of these brands is the BHIM ABPB as it helps in the digital payment options in the times when the economy is cashless and digitised.
It is seen from the above that Aditya Birla Group is striving to make lives of people easier for each and every section of the society. The group’s focus on the various CSR activities also is of prime importance as it focuses not only on medical services but also rural development, education, environmental sustainability and vocational training to make the people industry ready.
These CSR activities also have added significantly to the development of the country. It believes in impactful and welfare driven activities.
Because of the above, it is seen how Aditya Birla Group is one of the most reputed companies in the country and also in the world because of its global connections as well.
In life, challenges are part and parcel. In order to succeed, it is important to face these challenges head - on because even if we do fail, we would learn how to do it right. Majority of the challenges I faced were in my tenure at Rotaract when responsibilities were immense and it was imperative to carry on the activities for the smooth functioning. In the year when I was the Secretary of the Rotaract Club of Andheri, when the year had started, the President had to step down because of certain personal reasons and the burden of taking the mantle of the club was in my hands. The challenge at that time were the people in the club as they had joined thinking that the President would be someone else and had a rapport with him. When the decision finally came of me becoming the President, the biggest challenge was to make the people believe in my ideologies and making the transition smooth for them as far as possible. During the year various other challenges as far as the Human Resources was concerned were faced but at the end when the club secured the 24th Rank in the then R.I.D. 3140, it was a moment of pride and joy as the hard work had finally paid off. This was followed by the year of becoming the Joint Secretary of the district when in the first quarter the team was considered as the underdogs, but at the end of the year bagged the award for the Best Team.
Through the various challenges faced, I learnt my capabilities and made me a stronger person then what I was and made it possible for me to understand myself better.