Comments on: Inspiring Story of Subroto Bagchi, MindTree CEO – ‘Go Kiss the World’. https://inspireminds.in/englishblog/770/120.html Thu, 06 Dec 2012 00:55:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: Kalpesh Patel https://inspireminds.in/englishblog/770/120.html#comment-74 Kalpesh Patel Fri, 13 May 2011 08:03:20 +0000 http://changeminds.wordpress.com/?p=120#comment-74 Truly Grounded Inspiring Human Being, I would also like to know about Mr.Bagchi's other sibling's success stories as they too went through this same experiences. Truly Grounded Inspiring Human Being, I would also like to know about Mr.Bagchi’s other sibling’s success stories as they too went through this same experiences.

]]> By: Subrat Kumar Padhi https://inspireminds.in/englishblog/770/120.html#comment-73 Subrat Kumar Padhi Mon, 28 Mar 2011 05:28:23 +0000 http://changeminds.wordpress.com/?p=120#comment-73 This is the reality that makes a successful person...and propelled him to create the world's youngest billion dollar company... Hats off to you sir. This is the reality that makes a successful person…and propelled him to create the world’s youngest billion dollar company…

Hats off to you sir.

]]> By: D.Om Prakash Narayan https://inspireminds.in/englishblog/770/120.html#comment-72 D.Om Prakash Narayan Mon, 15 Sep 2008 03:35:44 +0000 http://changeminds.wordpress.com/?p=120#comment-72 I have been a regular reader of changeminds by my friend, A.Hari. This post by Subroto Bagchi brought tears to my eyes, not only because of the story itself, but because I could identify myself in the narration, and could think back of my parents.My father too, was a govt servant(Police service)and never once did he take his children in his jeep. My brothers would be walking about 5 kms to school, and they would proudly say to their friends,"That's our father" when they saw the jeep pass by, and the friends would make fun, saying,"If he was really your father, he would have given you all a lift to the school" - He never used the police orderly for any household work, except to receive and take official messages. He too, never owned a house during his lifetime, but left a rich legacy. My mother too, lived a simple life. The fact that I remembered my own parents so much when I read this blog, is a testimony to the fact that whatever Mr.Bagchi told were universal truths, that they could evoke such emotions in others. Thank you, Mr.Bagchi for sharing this. Regards, Om Prakash I have been a regular reader of changeminds by my friend, A.Hari. This post by Subroto Bagchi brought tears to my eyes, not only because of the story itself, but because I could identify myself in the narration, and could think back of my parents.My father too, was a govt servant(Police service)and never once did he take his children in his jeep. My brothers would be walking about 5 kms to school, and they would proudly say to their friends,”That’s our father” when they saw the jeep pass by, and the friends would make fun, saying,”If he was really your father, he would have given you all a lift to the school” – He never used the police orderly for any household work, except to receive and take official messages. He too, never owned a house during his lifetime, but left a rich legacy. My mother too, lived a simple life.
The fact that I remembered my own parents so much when I read this blog, is a testimony to the fact that whatever Mr.Bagchi told were universal truths, that they could evoke such emotions in others.
Thank you, Mr.Bagchi for sharing this.
Regards,
Om Prakash

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