My Mountain: The C.A Course - Mohammed Kothambawala, XIMB
What is the toughest lesson I learned? Learning to listen to my heart when the noise of society’s expectations was all I could hear. Let me take you back. There are two types of people in the world, those who know what they want in life and then there are those who are just figuring things out on the way. I belong to the latter type, and for people like me, life is a maze. We take longer to arrive, but I feel that the fun is in the journey.
Mohammed Kothambawala
How ABG is an ingrained part of my life - Sivaranjani R, IIM Visakhapatnam
Why Aditya Birla is big in my life
Sivaranjani R
ABG, Freshwrapp and the story of infinite childhood memories
If there ever was a genie in real life who could grant me a wish, I would have wished my school life back. It’s not the place or the studies but the fun, friends and the memories that makes our soul crave for those times of our lives. When I reflect upon my childhood, I don’t remember the subjects that I studied nor do I remember how much marks I scored in which class, what stays back with me is the memory of seeing my friends empty my tiffin every day as I entered the class during the break, what I remember is my friends throwing that ball of foil on my crush to whom I was always too shy to confront. It’s not those small PE periods on the grounds that bring a smile on my face but those small sessions of cricket with a foil ball and a notebook between the classes that makes me want to turn back time. Be it testing our agility while playing dodge ball or starting a foil-ball fight between the two corners of the classroom, these are the memories that make us realize that what is gone was the best time of our lives. It was a time when our mothers used to shower us with love which was measured with how tasty our tiffin was, and oh! How can one forget that extra bite that was always there for your best-est friends in class? As I flow through these streams of nostalgia, there is one constant that always made these memories even more memorable. That one layer of protection for my food, that one piece of silver paper that got molded into so many shapes whenever I needed it to, that one piece of silver sheet that made so many memories worth remembering – freshwrapp foil paper from hindalco has truly and unknowingly touched and made my life in a way nothing else could have. For all those beautiful and cherished memories, thank you ABG!
Rishab Himmatramka
How Aditya Birla Group (ABG) has affected my life? - TAPMI
Aditya Birla Group (ABG) is the 3rd largest group in terms of revenue, behind only of TATA group & Reliance Industries Limited (RIL). The ABG has 1,20,000 employees with a presence in over 35 countries. It has impacted the lives of millions & millions directly or indirectly.
Meet Mehta
Aditya Birla Group – Rooted and Flying -Mridu Malhotra, MDI Gurgaon
Aditya Birla Group is one of the largest conglomerates in the nation and is growing at an exponential rate right now also, by spreading its wings into new territories and strengthening its root in the areas where it already has a strong hold. With its strong and striking presence in a wide variety of domains, ranging from goods like cement and textiles to service sectors including telecom and finance, it has been a huge part not just in my life but also in the lives of millions of people of the nation. It is almost impossible for a person to be a part of the Indian community and not have come across Aditya Birla Group in some way or the other. With such a diverse product and service portfolio at offering, Aditya Birla Group has ensured that all the segments of the society are connected to it through one way or the other, and thus, it is playing the role a sewing thread that has brought the people of the nation closer and have substantially improved their quality of living.
Mridu Malhotra
Sinewave – The Ups and Downs of life #IIMTrichy
Aditya Birla Group has been a vital cog in India’s progress post Independence. The arrival of affordable mobile telecommunication services was a revolution, today we have accessibility to a lot of services because of this telecom revolution. I distinctly remember the first mobile phone in our house and the network read Idea. We still have an Idea connection in our house, since it has a superior network quality, high speed wireless internet and affordable plans.
Akash Patil
My Mountain: The C.A Course - Mohammed Kothambawala, XIMB
What is the toughest lesson I learned? Learning to listen to my heart when the noise of society’s expectations was all I could hear. Let me take you back. There are two types of people in the world, those who know what they want in life and then there are those who are just figuring things out on the way. I belong to the latter type, and for people like me, life is a maze. We take longer to arrive, but I feel that the fun is in the journey.
Mohammed Kothambawala
How ABG is an ingrained part of my life - Sivaranjani R, IIM Visakhapatnam
Why Aditya Birla is big in my life
Sivaranjani R
ABG, Freshwrapp and the story of infinite childhood memories
If there ever was a genie in real life who could grant me a wish, I would have wished my school life back. It’s not the place or the studies but the fun, friends and the memories that makes our soul crave for those times of our lives. When I reflect upon my childhood, I don’t remember the subjects that I studied nor do I remember how much marks I scored in which class, what stays back with me is the memory of seeing my friends empty my tiffin every day as I entered the class during the break, what I remember is my friends throwing that ball of foil on my crush to whom I was always too shy to confront. It’s not those small PE periods on the grounds that bring a smile on my face but those small sessions of cricket with a foil ball and a notebook between the classes that makes me want to turn back time. Be it testing our agility while playing dodge ball or starting a foil-ball fight between the two corners of the classroom, these are the memories that make us realize that what is gone was the best time of our lives. It was a time when our mothers used to shower us with love which was measured with how tasty our tiffin was, and oh! How can one forget that extra bite that was always there for your best-est friends in class? As I flow through these streams of nostalgia, there is one constant that always made these memories even more memorable. That one layer of protection for my food, that one piece of silver paper that got molded into so many shapes whenever I needed it to, that one piece of silver sheet that made so many memories worth remembering – freshwrapp foil paper from hindalco has truly and unknowingly touched and made my life in a way nothing else could have. For all those beautiful and cherished memories, thank you ABG!
Rishab Himmatramka
How Aditya Birla Group (ABG) has affected my life? - TAPMI
Aditya Birla Group (ABG) is the 3rd largest group in terms of revenue, behind only of TATA group & Reliance Industries Limited (RIL). The ABG has 1,20,000 employees with a presence in over 35 countries. It has impacted the lives of millions & millions directly or indirectly.
Meet Mehta
Aditya Birla Group – Rooted and Flying -Mridu Malhotra, MDI Gurgaon
Aditya Birla Group is one of the largest conglomerates in the nation and is growing at an exponential rate right now also, by spreading its wings into new territories and strengthening its root in the areas where it already has a strong hold. With its strong and striking presence in a wide variety of domains, ranging from goods like cement and textiles to service sectors including telecom and finance, it has been a huge part not just in my life but also in the lives of millions of people of the nation. It is almost impossible for a person to be a part of the Indian community and not have come across Aditya Birla Group in some way or the other. With such a diverse product and service portfolio at offering, Aditya Birla Group has ensured that all the segments of the society are connected to it through one way or the other, and thus, it is playing the role a sewing thread that has brought the people of the nation closer and have substantially improved their quality of living.
Mridu Malhotra
Sinewave – The Ups and Downs of life #IIMTrichy
Aditya Birla Group has been a vital cog in India’s progress post Independence. The arrival of affordable mobile telecommunication services was a revolution, today we have accessibility to a lot of services because of this telecom revolution. I distinctly remember the first mobile phone in our house and the network read Idea. We still have an Idea connection in our house, since it has a superior network quality, high speed wireless internet and affordable plans.
Akash Patil