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Hats Off
by on Apr 29, 2008 02:02 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

God Bless You....
May 1000 more youths take inspiration and embark on the path of prosperity for self and poor.
It noble and great way to live.

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Hats off to Sarathbabu!!
by harsh singh on Apr 29, 2008 02:02 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

Hats off to Sarathbabu!!

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Sarathbabu is a real hero of modern India
by Habeebur Rahman on Apr 29, 2008 01:55 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

Dear sarathbabu i salute you for your achievements being hailing from the poor family.
In many views you are a real hero and not the tendulkars,Khans, Bachchans etc.By emulitating them our youths will spoil their future but by emulitaing you one can dedicate his talents and work hard and can remove poverty.
Your story is piercing deep into hearts and success is stimulating others to do same.
In India so called many international curriculum schools has mushroomed and promises that they are producing tomorrows leaders but real heroes are produced in slums and by hard work and dedication and I also salute your mother for bringing you up in life by hard work.She is real Mother India and not the Sonias,Mayawatis who are projected as Mother india by respective partymen.
Young men who are poor and educated should follow the example of Sarathbabu and not depend on MNCs for the jobs,MNCs are giving jobs but making the country poorer.

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RE:Sarathbabu is a real hero of modern India
by kabeer on Apr 29, 2008 02:10 PM  Permalink
I second Habeebur rahman in prasing sarathbabu the self-less entrepreneur of the poor. while soniagandhees,her stooges try to boost rahul as PRINCE - cum - would be primeminister and jaffer sharieff sort of karnataka congress are busy in bringing his grandsons to the election front by resignation dramas, sharuk khan busy in amassing wealth by many ways of earning not for the poor, sarathbabu is really an emulating personality rich by heart and poor by riches. India needs such youngsters

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RE:Sarathbabu is a real hero of modern India
by nise taro on Apr 29, 2008 02:04 PM  Permalink
could not agree with you more. Yes, he is really a role model for all Indians. He has shown what hard work and dedication can achieve. Hats off to you.

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Super Job
by ahmed on Apr 29, 2008 01:55 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

i really appreciated your work & Valus keep going my best wishes r with u.Every Indian must be like this.

Ahmed



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Well done
by Prasad Matkar on Apr 29, 2008 01:53 PM  Permalink 

We Indians are proud of you.

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Keep it up Sir.
by sanjeev bhogate on Apr 29, 2008 01:52 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

Dear Saratbabu Garu,

Hats off to u and ur simplicty.

My eyes are still moist.

While readingthe entire story my heart was aching for u and people like u.

I wish u all the best for ur new business.

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All the best Sarath
by Thanigaiarasu S G on Apr 29, 2008 01:48 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

Its very inspirational for all young entrepreneurs. All the best.

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RE:two sides to the coin
by srinivasa rajagopal on Apr 29, 2008 01:55 PM  Permalink
A thought provoking analysis by Islamul indeed!
-and sonia gandhi trying for his inexperienced son to be the future prime-minister getting congress stalwarts and stooges to boost him up as PRINCE and the resignation drama recently played by karnataka congress Zaffer Sheriff to bring his grandchildren to contest in the forthcoming elections etc. Even the good which still prevails in India amongst such evils is only the cause for India's culture and development.

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