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| Vice President - Sales & Marketing
FAG India |
| From Delhi, been working here for the last 22 years.
Lived here for 4 years and now visits every week
for work. Refound his love for cricket here.
Plays tennis and does gardening regularly,
something impossible for him in Delhi due to
his hectic schedule |
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| I've got a lot of years and memories
associated with this city both as a regular
visitor and as a resident. I was with my
family for about 4 years. Now, my family's
back in Delhi but I come every week.
I like Vadodara for the basic culture that
it exhibits – the simplicity and the small
distances. Home to workplace is not far –
this simplicity gives you peace of mind
and tranquillity – it's really hard to get
this in Delhi. |
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| I also rediscovered my love for cricket –
there are constant cricket matches going
on here – and there are some really good
cricketers here so that makes the game
altogether a different experience. I also
get to play tennis here – something I
couldn't the find the time to do in Delhi. I
love gardening as well and I'm able to do
that too – it's amazing. |
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| Although I come from a Punjabi
background, I have a lot of Gujarati friends – that's the thing |
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| about this city –
people are open and they just absorb you
as their friend. |
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| Another thing is that since 1989, when I
first came here, I've seen a lot of
development in all areas. It's mindblowing
– malls, roads, residences,
schools, hospitals. And yet, there is
simplicity in living. |
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| The work culture here is great. Gujaratis
are enterprising, committed and adapt
very quickly, so Vadodara has always
been an attractive proposition for the
corporates to set up base here. Moreover
the diversity acts as a major added
advantage because you get the right kind
of culture within your organisation. |
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| All in all, the lifestyle here is modern but
at the same time it has the advantages of
a small town. I really don't know of any
other place that offers this balance. |
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