My Race At My Own Pace! - Charvi Maheshwari, TAPMI
I live by the words of Huma R. Kidwai: " I am thickly populated inside. I carry all those who walked a little while with me.” Just like everyone else my journey too had been full of various ups and downs. My passion of becoming a doctor and the hard work that I had put in was everything that I had planned for. Even after all the efforts and determination, situations were not suitable and things did not work out well. So, I had to give up on that dream of mine but never really gave up on the thrust to build a career. Thus, I start afresh and decide to change my stream. Studying something else which I had never imagined of was a struggle but I kept myself going. Even those gloomy days when I started from scratch and felt that nothing was working out for me could not break me. I met a lot of people in this journey who have supported me immensely and it is their guidance and motivation that I have reached so far in life and am doing fairly well. Above all I believe that my persistence and the zeal to prove myself have brought me so far. I truly believe that rather than running and following other’s footsteps I chose to finish the race on my own pace. And that is what has worked for me.
Not Just Touching Lives - Goraj Joshi, TAPMI
I merrily recall going to shopping malls with my parents and my father buying all sorts of shirts from Peter England and then coming home to a house made of Ultratech Cement. Funnily enough, even I took a liking to the brand ‘People’ and have sincerely wearing and buying the same light blue and black jeans for over 3 years now.
How ABG Touches Lives Everyday - Pranav Thapak, TAPMI
You won't even realize it until someone asks you " how much does the Aditya Birla Group affects your life?" and then it will hit you "It has always been there". As for most of the things that always surrounds you in life you tend to ignore their importance, just how you miss good health when we get sick. It's hard not to use any of the Products or services that Aditya Birla Group has not played part in, even if you try to. The Closest that I've been with most of my life is Idea cellular Limited that's now renamed as Vodafone Idea Limited after the famous merger. It was 2004, I was in 4th standard when my parents bought a phone each with an Idea SIM for it and it has stayed with us since then. It was the time when most of the people in my small town were getting used to not forgetting their phone at their home. My father once left it at our family's friend Katari Uncles’s home, fortunately. No one could’ve expected what happened next. The Kataria's used to live in the outskirts of the town. My father checked and didn’t find his phone, he pulled over the car and asked my elder brother (who had turned 14 a day before) to call his number and check where the phone was. It rang at Kataria uncle’s place, somebody picked up and asked us to come back to their place urgently, we obliged. Kataria Uncle had suffered a cardiac arrest and was saved due to my father’s little mishap. Everybody thanked god, some thanked my father too but nobody thanked Idea because it worked as it supposed to and was easily taken for granted. So today I thank Idea for making us part of a life-saving event. It touches my life whenever I call my dad and say I love you in the morning and it does when I say Pranaam (A Hindi Greeting) before hanging up to hear Khush Raho (stay happy) in reply.
The Omnipresent ABG - Jayesh Hemlani, TAPMI
A tree with strong roots and wide spread branches is perhaps an ideal analogy of the Aditya Birla Group. With business so well established and diverse it is impossible that anyone in this country would not have been around, used one of the Aditya Birla groups’ products or services.
The White Shirt - What ABG Means To Me | Sneha Vimal, TAPMI
I lost my father when I was 7. When I think of him, I think of his white Louis Philippe shirt. My parents came from modest means and this was my father's only luxury branded shirt. I have memories of my mother carefully ironing the white shirt for my father to wear to a job interview. He wore that shirt for his promotion party, he wore it when he left for a job opportunity in Dubai, and he is wearing that same white shirt in the last photograph that was taken of him at a corporate event.
The Biggest Challenge Of My Life - Rajan Sharma, TAPMI
I feel the biggest challenge of life is, to persuade our demons that everything will get fine, even after getting punched from reality, every second.



