Ajay Kumar Reddy’s story is one of resilience and determination.
Despite losing vision at a young age, he pursued cricket passionately, overcoming financial struggles and hardships.
As captain of the Indian blind cricket team, he led India to victory over Pakistan in the 2014 World Cup, fulfilling his lifelong dream.
The true worth of a person is not defined by job offers or material assets, but by the value others place on you.
Like an antique watch, your worth depends on the right place and perspective. Remember, YOU are worth your weight in gold!
The true worth of a person is not defined by job offers or material assets, but by the value others place on you.
Like an antique watch, your worth depends on the right place and perspective. Remember, YOU are worth your weight in gold!
During a cab ride from Mohali to Chandigarh, I encountered a young driver who had just lost his father in an accident.
Despite financial hardships, the 23-year-old refused to seek handouts, opting to work and earn the money needed for his father’s last rites.
His dignity and resilience inspired hope.
North Indian weddings are vibrant celebrations filled with energy, music, and traditions.
From the groom’s grand entrance to dancing relatives and festive spirits, they blend glamour with meaningful moments.
It’s a day to celebrate love, forge friendships, and strengthen bonds, creating an unforgettable atmosphere of joy and togetherness.
I met Abhishek Mandal, a batchmate from IIM Indore who is now a successful professional in Mumbai.
Abhishek’s annual visit to his hometown Ranchi keeps him grounded.
Similarly, I recall my early struggles whenever I walked in Noida, where my career began.
I received a thoughtful Diwali gift from Amul—five small packs of Panchamrit.
Despite their low value, it was the gesture, not the cost, that delighted me.
Amul taught me the importance of building long-term customer relationships.
At the SHRM conclave, AI’s impact on jobs was discussed.
However, human connection and emotional interaction remain irreplaceable.
The next-gen leader must focus on these softer aspects for success.
Ashish Solanki, a former Maths teacher turned comedian, shows the power of following one’s passion.
It’s a reminder to consider what you’d do if you had time and resources, even part-time.
Simerjeet Singh’s success stems from continuous learning, frequent travel, and giving back to society through mentorship.
He emphasizes self-development, connecting with new people, and contributing to society as keys to personal and professional growth.
