"I am happy that I am back in India. When I was away from India, I used to think about India all the time but I don't even once think about the US or the UK."
is very inspiring.........He is an inspiration for all of us Indians.
Hats of to Mr Ravan. Author could have given his native village and school names in the article where he studied, it could have helped people in creating enthusiasm and optimism who study in the villages. His success story is very interesting . In India now we need atleast one small or big company like Microsoft, Google IBM where pure innovations occur then we can proudly say India is a knowledge center.
Thank you for the inspiring articles and interviews from highly successful Indians. Will it be possible in the future to provide their contact mail ids in order to learn more from their experience, if desired?
People with your kind or career graph should ideally start a TV channel to motivate people to do better in life.
In these turbulent times, I believe the only thing that holds people back is their attitude & there being no one to motivate them in a positive manner.
That was a really a good one but if Mr Ravan buddu had told us about the hurdles he faced in life a bit more, it would be usefull for the younger generation.I really appreciate rediff.com and would like to see some more like this as it would be a inspiring for the younger generation.
Thanks to Rediff for bringing such a wonderful article. It is massive! Just compare it to people who are settled comfortably in mediocre jobs for the past 30-35 years, growing roots in their first job and it shows what this man has achieved. Hats off to Mr. Ravan Buddu and hats off to Rediff for bringing this brilliant story! This is text book material.
