A Letter To ABG - Prakshi Thareja, NMIMS Mumbai
Why Aditya Birla Group is big in my life?
PRAKSHI THAREJA
‘Why Aditya Birla Group is big in your life’-Aditya Agarwal, NMIMS Mumbai
ABG has a varied range of products which affects our lives positively on every level possible. The daily use products bring much added order to our routine without getting much of our attention and adds their value to it. From being the Aluminum wrap foil for my school lunch box to my Brother’s wedding suit, ABG products have been an Integral part of my life and has given me memories to cherish forever.
Aditya Agarwal
‘Why Aditya Birla Group is big in your life’ - C. Rohan Nair, NMIMS Mumbai
As I walk down the streets of Andheri I can’t help but be grateful for being born in a country like India. A country still young compared to its peers and made possible due to the sacrifices made by our forefathers. Looking across the street I see an outlet of Pantaloons, which makes me realise that the sacrifices where made by people across the economic spectrum. Traditional business houses did play a vital part in the movement and have also taken an active part in nation building.
CHENGALATH ROHAN NAIR
‘Why Aditya Birla Group is big in my life’-Kunj Shah, NMIMS Mumbai
Aditya Birla Group has shown deep commitment creating brands of immense worth based on solid foundations of seamless values for customers, shareholders, employees and society at large. The Aditya Birla Group’s radical shift from being architects of a global India to a powerhouse across the globe & various sectors has now led ABG to be a big part of peoples’ lives at every step.
Kunj Shah
‘The ABG Factor-Cementing Ideas and Transcending Boundaries’ - Mallika Tandon, SIBM Pune
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Mallika Tandon
‘How you overcame challenges to achieve your ambitions in life so far’.-Kunj Shah, NMIMS Mumbai
“Life is about accepting the challenges along the way, choosing to keep moving forward, and savouring the journey.” ― Roy T. Bennett
Kunj Shah
‘How I overcame challenges in my life so far’
A few people are fortunate to get a second chance in life and I am grateful I was one of them. An incident that took place in my childhood was fundamental in shaping my outlook towards life. I met with a critical accident when I was five, I fell from the third floor of a building. I thankfully just broke a few bones but survived. When I had almost recovered in the hospital, one day my father while normally talking to me said, “In your life you will be wounded many times. You’ll make mistakes, fail and fall but you must always turn these wounds into wisdom. Everything happens for a reason, be a fighter in life!”
Kinjal Mehta