'The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: The unreasonable persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all the progress depends on the unreasonable man' Source: George Bernard Shaw
Quick
clustering of industries of Top 50 wealthy Indians according to the Forbes Dec
2013 article give following observations. Big Moguls Tatas, Ambanis, Birlas,
Godrejs, Ruias clearly lead the pack and work across different industries.
Neglecting the outliers, my analysis focuses on other Indians.(Purely based on
my understanding)
1.
IT (8)
2.
Pharmaceutical (9)
3.
FMCG - Dabur, Marico, Parle, Pepsi
4.
Real Estate (3) - DLF, Lodha, Raheja.
5.
Steel (2) - Jindal and Lakshmi Mittal
6.
Media (2) - Sun and Bennett Coleman
If
any college pass-out or a wishy-washy b-school graduate picks any of these
industries without applying his brain, he's certainly be doomed for idiocy.
Success
is achieved definitely by people who tread the road less traveled, look at
every opportunity that comes their own and challenge themselves to grow
stronger,taller, sharper. In the next 10 years, they are far more challenges
and opportunities ahead of India and its people.
Key
focus areas in the coming years to invest and work on:
Clean
and alternate energies - power generation, public transport, etc.
Infrastructure
Pharma,
Health, food, textile - Evergreen
Agro
based industry - Even brand retail.
IT/Service
products (Mobile/Web) - break through ideas and consolidation needed
A small write up i wrote for the occasion of International Volunteer Day. Why volunteering is more than giving?
Three years with Bhumi has changed the way i look at society and people. PS: The author(yours truly) is a youth leader, in charge of bhumi Operations at different centers in Chennai and 'Changemaker of the Year' award winner.