Part A:
Aditya Birla Group: The forerunner in business
Aditya Birla Group, India’s third largest Conglomerate with the strong presence in 34 countries across 5 continents in fourteen different industries sector has traveled a long way since its humble beginning in 1857 as cotton and jute trading company founded by Seth Shiv Narayan Birla now has become global powerhouse in various business sector. Aditya Birla Group today has become household name for brand and value. Today ABG have 120000 employees belonging to 42 different nationalities. ABG has immensely contributed to the economy of India and served their customers with great value through ABG’s various companies and brands.
ABG has been in business of nation building for long time, they are global leaders in cement production. With the brands like
Ultratech Cement, Ultratech Concrete and
Birla White, they are the largest producer grey cement, white cement and ready-mix concrete.
With the companies like
Hindalco, Novelis and
Birla Copper, ABG is leading name in non-ferrous metals business. They have 50 manufacturing units across 11 countries with 37000 employees. They are the world largest recycler of Aluminium and have world largest single location copper smelter.
ABG is also a leading name in Chemical and Mining Industries. They are the largest producer of Sodium and Potassium phosphates, sulphites and bi-sulphites. With the brand
Birla Shaktimaan, they are largest producer of Urea, Neem-coated urea, fertilisers, soil and plant health product. ABG is also a largest contractual coal mining company.
Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail, is the India’s largest fashion and lifestyle entity. They have very good brand under their belt like Madura F&L, Pantaloons, Planet Fashion and People. They also tie ups with global brands such as Louis Philippe, Van Heusen, Allen Solly and Peter England.
With the companies like
Vodafone and Idea Ltd, and
Aditya Birla Capital they are leading name in Telecom Service and Financial Services.
At last, I want to say that are serving really serving its countries and people with the values
Integrity, Commitment, Passion, Seamlessness and
Speed.
Part B:
Managing Failure
The biggest challenge for me in my life was to learn to manage failure. In this ultra-competitive world, in every competition there in only one winner and the rest loose. It is very important for everyone to manage their success as well as their failure. I think managing success is somewhat easy than to managing failure. One can manage its success by being humble, but managing failure is where the problem starts.
When someone puts lots of hard work, time and energy to achieve something, but thing doesn’t goes what one expect and fail to achieve the desired result again and again, then person starts to self doubt his own ability, loss his self-confidence then gradually starts to frustrate, get into depression and anxiety. This is what I have gone through when I have put mine effort, time, energy and hard work to achieve something. In those days, I used to think that I have been trapped in the perpetual cycle of failure.
It took me sometime to learn and to manage my failure and to get out of this cycle. The thing that I learn that failure is never an END. There are many people in this world who are struggling for minimum and I am way ahead in my life. Always dream big, never dream small. There is nothing like absolute success, it is relative and the only person who can achieve your goals is you and yourself. Perseverance and hard work is only key to success and whenever there is opportunity comes in your way, never miss it, grab it with the both hands that’s why now I am here at IIM Vizag. In the whole journey, the people whom I admired the most is Mahatma Gandhi and Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, although both of them are now not in this world, but there words always helped me to come out of my bad time.