My family has always been my pillar of strength, especially my father, who encouraged me to dream big. Though the plumbing industry was male-dominated, I took a Secretarial role, believing I could grow.
Being nominated for the People Manager’s Award at Infra.Market reflects the resilience, adaptability, and leadership that I have poured into my profession.
I grew up in a small town in Madhya Pradesh, surrounded by a family that upheld a business-driven mindset. Education was not easy, since I studied in a Hindi medium school; however, it helped build resilience in me.
Born and raised in Kolkata, the “City of Joy,” I grew up in a middle-class family with aspirations to build a better life. As a single child, balancing the responsibility of supporting my parents while pursuing my ambitions shaped much of who I am today.
Once upon a time, in the quiet embrace of a small town near Vizag, a young soul dreamed of stories yet to be told. A spark of creativity sparked my passion for storytelling and filmmaking.
I was just 25. My life felt like it was finally falling into place. I had started a new job at Infra.Market and all my dreams seemed within reach. But then life threw me a curveball, a small lump that shattered my world and changed everything.
Growing up in the lively, ever-bustling city of Mumbai, my disability never held back my dreams or aspirations. With my family's constant support, I never felt isolated or disheartened.
Belonging from the rustic and quaint town of Mokama, Bihar, my aspirations stretched far beyond the rural confines of my upbringing.
Growing up in Pratapgarh’s rich cultural and artistic environment fueled my desire to travel and explore more. But one of my biking expeditions eventually changed the course of my life forever.
Embarking on my journey in the material building industry in 1999, initially drawn in through government liaison work in West Bengal, I seized the opportunity that would shape the next 24 years of my career.
It all began with a dream, the dream of owning my home in Mumbai. It's a dream that resonates with so many of us, a beacon of hope amid the chaos of city life. For me, that moment when I finally purchased a home was nothing short of a dramatic triumph.
I hail from a modest background in Alleppey, Kerala. Growing up had its challenges, especially after my father closed his hotel business due to financial setbacks. The need to mature and find a job clouded my focus during my studies.
Nestled in the heart of Karnataka, my journey has been one fueled by a relentless pursuit of greatness. Challenges were my stepping stones, not stumbling blocks.
Growing up amidst the enchanting lanes of Gwalior, I always had a passion for learning and dreamed of working in a corporate setting. Fueled by creativity, I pursued my aspirations by enrolling at NIFT Gandhinagar.
Radiating with pride, I am honoured to be recognized as the Woman Change Maker of the Year by the esteemed Woman Leaders Forum.
I come from a modest family, living with my parents and a brother. During my school years, my passion for sports fueled my competitive spirit, leading me to excel across various sports and consistently earn honors.
Growing up in a quaint village in West Bengal, our mother yearned for us to experience the finest in education, upbringing, exposure, and opportunities she hadn't had herself. Her ultimate wish was to witness us
Becoming the breadwinner at 18, I took charge of my family's finances when my father lost his source of income. Juggling roles from tutoring to performing in orchestras, I completed graduation.
Coming from a humble background, my childhood was a vibrant journey in one of the chawls in Kalyan, Maharashtra.
Raised in Telangana, I was fresh out of my college, having completed post-graduation from Osmania University in Hyderabad.
I hail from a typical middle-class family in Chennai, where my unwavering childhood dream was to become a civil engineer
In a short span, I have successfully re-entered the workforce after an eight-year break.
Being unable to hear or talk is not a disadvantage, my uncle always insisted.
Growing up in a household with my family, I was always the much-pampered child.
I always wanted to accomplish something extraordinary that the industry would find valuable.
Returning to work post motherhood can be an overwhelming experience for many, and initially,
Growing up in Nagpur, I was the youngest among two brothers and two sisters.
I was always fun-loving and joyful, just like the next-door neighbour. Everything was going great until it just hit a roadblock in 2019.
Previously having worked solely for auditing companies, I started working at Infra.Market in January 2019.
With 10 long years of work and struggle behind me, I never thought I would be this fortunate to join a corporate like Infra.Market.
I joined Infra.Market six months ago as a trainee and so much has happened since then. Although it’s just been six months for me here,
Getting to work in a luxurious corporate office with fixed working hours after 36 years of my service in the Police Department was truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
I started working at a very tender age of 16 years. Fate had it that given the condition of my family,
It’s been more than a year since my association with Infra.Market and it couldn’t get any better.
I was just 21 when I got my first full-time job in one of the MNCs and if only I could relive that moment when I broke this news to my family.
It was in 2018 when I joined Infra.Market. It had just been two years since the company had been incepted and I was extremely anxious
