NAGPUR: Calling young management graduates to create a new India, Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani on Saturday said that India is a land of billion opportunities and not a billion problems.
"These opportunities manifest themaselves through the various challenges faced by our country," Ambani said while delivering the Convocation address at the Institute of Management Technology here.
Stating that the graduating students should not only be passionate but also compassionate leaders in their field, Ambani said, "you are stepping out for an exciting career ahead, an exciting journey full of challenges. Always thing big and convert the adversity into opportunities and remain fearless and take bold steps to achieve your target."
In his presidential address, Union Minister for Urban Development Kamal Nath said management education is not only about learning the principles of management but also about understanding and appreciating the global economic realities of today and being responsive to them, about having a vision and being able to implement the vision.
Ambani also said Nagpur will be one of the main hubs for the proposed 4G services.
"Nagpur will be certainly one of the main hubs when the 4G rolls out next fiscal, and the second capital of Maharashtra will also see more investments in future," Ambani told reporters here.
The RIL Chairman was here for the convocation of the Institute of Management Technology. Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), through Infotel, is all set roll out 4G broadband services in India.
"We already have a polyester plant here, and soon Reliance Industries will make more investment in Nagpur," Ambani said without specifying whether it would be greenfield projects.
He said that RIL was exploring the possibility of setting up an international-standard university in the near future. "We have forayed into all important sectors such as telecom, petro, gas and polyester, but not the education, and hence we have decided to have a university which can compete globally," he said.
Today's youth have enormous opportunities, which were unfortunately not available in his time, Ambani added.
On the global economic recession, Ambani said it was a "temporary phase" and India will come out stronger over other nations through it.
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"These opportunities manifest themaselves through the various challenges faced by our country," Ambani said while delivering the Convocation address at the Institute of Management Technology here.
Stating that the graduating students should not only be passionate but also compassionate leaders in their field, Ambani said, "you are stepping out for an exciting career ahead, an exciting journey full of challenges. Always thing big and convert the adversity into opportunities and remain fearless and take bold steps to achieve your target."
In his presidential address, Union Minister for Urban Development Kamal Nath said management education is not only about learning the principles of management but also about understanding and appreciating the global economic realities of today and being responsive to them, about having a vision and being able to implement the vision.
Ambani also said Nagpur will be one of the main hubs for the proposed 4G services.
"Nagpur will be certainly one of the main hubs when the 4G rolls out next fiscal, and the second capital of Maharashtra will also see more investments in future," Ambani told reporters here.
The RIL Chairman was here for the convocation of the Institute of Management Technology. Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), through Infotel, is all set roll out 4G broadband services in India.
"We already have a polyester plant here, and soon Reliance Industries will make more investment in Nagpur," Ambani said without specifying whether it would be greenfield projects.
He said that RIL was exploring the possibility of setting up an international-standard university in the near future. "We have forayed into all important sectors such as telecom, petro, gas and polyester, but not the education, and hence we have decided to have a university which can compete globally," he said.
Today's youth have enormous opportunities, which were unfortunately not available in his time, Ambani added.
On the global economic recession, Ambani said it was a "temporary phase" and India will come out stronger over other nations through it.
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/news-by-company/corporate-trends/india-is-a-land-of-billion-opportunities-mukesh-ambani/articleshow/12127306.cms
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