Why Aditya Birla Group is big in your life?
Aditya Birla Group, well known for sustainable and eco-friendly products definitely have quality as one of its many other healthy habits. What started as a jute industry in 1919, Aditya Birla Group is now standing as one of the biggest conglomerates in India.
We frequently disparage the significance of brands throughout our life, underestimating them. Be that as it may, through their quiet commitments they leave profound impressions throughout our life, to the degree of totally moulding our character and environment.
They generally achieve an additional mile to demonstrate their dedication one such case is that Birla Cellulose evaluated the natural impression and life cycle appraisal of every one of its items. It likewise directed India's first store network mapping undertaking to follow wellsprings of the assets utilized in its items.
Idea-Vodafone LTD, Van Heusen, Forever 21, Peter England and many other successful brands under Aditya Birla Group explains how efficiently this brand has covered its roots in the lives of its consumers. Being an Idea-Vodafone Consumer, I can very well express that how it has helped me how I can connect with my friends and family better staying far away from them. The zoozoos shown in the ads bring the right kinds of emotions.
Peter England has been my father’s favourite apparel brand because he is so fond of formals. The colours, the range, etc everything makes me happy because it makes my father happy. And when you see your family happy nothing is more important than that!
Challenges that I faced in achieving my ambitions:
In the year 2017, when I was about to finish my graduation, I was diagnosed with a very rare disease called “Budd Chiari Syndrome” which happens to one in a million in the population and I am one of them!
Before that, I had already gone through two surgeries. In this disease water starts filling up in your body and you are not able to eat since the veins connected to the liver don’t pump out the waste blood. For curing it, I had to go through a treatment called “Ballooning”. The same year I had cracked the NMAT exam and went for the CD/PI round. Post the interview, I couldn’t make it through and I was shattered.
It took me around 2 months to recover from the surgeries but I was very determined that I am not going to waste my year and I started a degree in Banking after which I was placed in ICICI Bank. While doing the job, side by side, I studied for the NMAT exam again and gave the entrance even if it got really hectic and tiring for me. I still remember that I had completely lost touch with my friends and rarely went out because of all the medication I was on.
But then, I really believe in God helps those who help themselves. The result for the NMAT exam came and I had even surpassed my previous score. This meant a lot to me because of the health struggles that I had gone through. Throughout these years, I have realised that it is important to face those challenges as what doesn’t break you only makes you stronger!
