Arun Suresh Babu.

Kerala.

Indus Business Academy, Bengaluru.

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I want to take a long journey in which I am on path to gain maximum experience and exposure in the corporate world and to practically apply my business knowledge in day-to-day operations of my field of work. My final destination in this journey would be to become an entrepreneur and apply all my corporate experience into my business.

I have a prior work experience and on my departure from the company a farewell get-together was held for me, where I received a fancy watch set from the Head of Department as a token of appreciation. I have not worn that watch because I have preserved it as memento and a cherished memory of my short but wonderful work life.

I am a huge sports enthusiast and I enjoy playing football, volleyball and cricket. Because of my involvement in sports, I give high priority to keeping myself fit and healthy by exercising during my idol time. Along with sports, I enjoy drawing, listening to early 70s-80s songs and taking long drives.

I would encourage the following generation of youth to be less focused on their grades and pay more attention to learning the concepts associated with their field of study. Knowledge should not only be gained from books, but also from one’s mistakes and experience. It is then when the learning process reaches its level of optimum efficiency. I would also encourage them to practically apply those concepts during their college days so that they are well prepared for their entry into the corporate world.

I am inspired by people who enjoy doing what they do on a daily basis. It their passion and hard work that has led them to where they stand and I have the utmost respect for such people. I enjoy watching their enthusiasm and dedication they display towards their work. It is these set of people who are great examples to our society.

I was extremely astonished and pleased at the same time after a watching a recently released Malayalam movie called ‘The Great Indian Kitchen’. It showcases the life of a woman living in a patriarchal society and the challenges she has to face challenges within her household on a day-to-day basis. I was personally surprised to witness all the ancient cultural norms and values that were religiously followed by the household which were demeaning to the woman of the house. The movie also relates to an Indian household on different interesting levels and that was something that amazed me.

“Stay true to yourself. An original is worth more than a copy.”

I am put off by people who tend change their mind all of a sudden and choose to divert their course of action. I believe that people should just have one strong opinion or view about anything, irrespective of whether it is good or bad. They shouldn’t allow their minds to shift from one branch of a tree to another.

Optimistic, Empathetic and Ethical.

Students face the common problem of being pressurized by various internal and external elements in order to meet their expectations.

Due to this pressure, students are often forced to follow a different path of study or work, instead of following their passion. They are denied freedom and are not allowed to pursue what they actually like.

When students don’t enjoy what they do, they face numerous problems like social anxiety, depression, lack of motivation, loneliness and many other chronic ailments.

Create more peaceful living societies without any discrimination or preferential treatment based on gender, caste, religion, race or any other socio-cultural parameters.

Develop an education system in which a student’s progress is not purely dependent on his/her grades and is completely learning oriented.

Large-scale preservation of forests and protection of endangered wildlife.