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Challenges Faced - Aditya Harihar, TAPMI

The quote “no experience is a bad experience” has deep implications in everyone’s life. The challenges in our life help us evolve as a better person. It helps us to maintain our composure during difficult times and make the right decision. During 10th class, I had injury in my right eye while playing cricket. The vision was reduced to 50% due to disturbance in retina and laser surgery has to be done to improve the vision. It was very difficult to prepare for the exams with complete vision in only left eye. But with determined efforts, I got very good score in Board exams. The surgery was done and vision was restored to 90%.

Lesson Learned - Rashmi Dawande, TAPMI

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Aditya Birla Group - A Part of Every Indian's Life - Rushi Shah, TAPMI

Founded in year 1857, as a jute manufacturing company by Seth Shiv Narayan Birla, the Aditya Birla as of today, is one of India’s largest conglomerate with its presence in more than 35 countries across the globe, employing around 1,40,000 worldwide. Under the leadership of Kumar Mangalam Birla, the group’s turnover has increased over 22 times from US$ 2 billion to US$ 44.3 billion just under a span of 25 years.

The Value of Hard Work - Aadithyan T.G, TAPMI

"Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice and most of all, love of what you are doing or learning to do.” —Pele

Boys Too Can Look Good In Pink! - Uthara N., TAPMI

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SMILE - Sanket Dagar, TAPMI

A six year old kid was visiting his village in the summer break 20 years ago. But the idea of meeting his cousins or grandparents was not exciting him. He was pretty much reluctant to spend more than a day there. Looking back at that time I wonder what made the difference. Now when that lad visit his village he is quite excited to experience something different from that mundane urban life.

My Biggest Struggle - Sonali Jakhar, TAPMI

I come from a small village in Haryana, and I studied in a hindi medium school up until I was in third grade. In fourth standard my parents sent me to a boarding school, that too an English medium one. I was more than excited to go to hostel.

Aditya Birla Group - Always Around You - Sanjana Bail, TAPMI