Dr. Swati Piramal's impromptu poem at the just-concluded Express Awards for Women Entrepreneurs (ExpressAWE, as many call it) weighs heavily on the much admired timeless virtue 'Grace, Grace' It was a highlight not to be missed. ” is also the title of her poem.
Her husband Ajay Piramal and son Anand Piramal attended the banquet hall where top businessmen and top talent from the entrepreneurial world, including Kumar Mangalam Birla, Jia Modi, and Ronnie Screwvala, gathered. , attended along with his younger brother Nirav Shah and other close family members. Piramal read out:
1. The same week that you presented me with the Lifetime Achievement Award, my daughter Nandini received the “Most Influential Woman” award.
And my daughter-in-law Isha won the Most Powerful Woman Award.
It's about the grace of the Lord, not the prize
Women are educated, powerful, and influential.
And they control their own destiny.
Not only men but our families are blessed as well.
But these women are also making the world a better place.
It's about the grace of Almighty God
2. In our lives
I was looking at a young girl who was paralyzed from the neck down.
Her little limbs are immobile due to polio.
I decided to create a polio-free zone.
Parel – polio-infested industrial area
The goal was achieved within a few years.
There was also an interest in public health.
Prevention is better than treatment.
Mother Teresa visited my clinic and wrote me a letter.
“Keep the joy of loving the suffering children you serve.
And share this joy with those you meet.
Remember that a work of love is a work of peace. ”
3. Acquiring Nicholas Labs changed my life in a new direction
When Ajay and I started a pharmaceutical company.
We will climb step by step towards the top.
The lesson was learned with the utmost effort.
Almighty grace held our hands
And now it's time to give back to the country
And I was the director of the apex chamber of commerce.
I started a women-led Committee of 100 in Assocham.
It is a force that cannot be ignored when it comes to changing policy.
It is the Nari Shakti of Almighty God that makes us powerful women.
4. Serving on a global board of directors has been a great experience.
France, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Japan, Middle East, USA
What excites me is that I may be able to contribute to the formulation of new policies.
eye problems, heart disease, or
Nutrition for children. In the world.
The spirit of service transcends us as humans and unites us all.
Grace is found everywhere.
Knowledge, action and consideration are the values of the Gita.
My heart sings as I serve on the 350-year-old board of directors at Harvard University.
Have a commitment to learning, always learning,
Apply solutions to complex real-world problems.
Being an officer of LIC
Each one is a learning experience.
Gyana is the blessing of knowledge.
Acting on knowledge and preserving it meant fighting.
About intellectual property where my lonely voice was
Karma and bhakti are the benefits of values.
sings my heart
a) When an 8-year-old girl learns to read a newspaper at the village school.
b) A 17-year-old girl runs a self-help group to fight illness.
Current status of alcoholism and child marriage among tribals in Odisha
c) When a young graduate decides to impact a million people –
Children left out of the school system
d) When a group of young students decide to quit motherhood and motherhood
Infant mortality rate in border areas of Kashmir
e) When a young woman with a disability becomes a teacher
f) When teaching “Sewa Bav” (compassion) to medical students.
This is the work of our foundation, which operates in 26 states.
It impacts millions of people in 112 aspirational districts and tribal areas.
These are the things that make my heart sing.
it is the grace of the almighty
Tonight we must express our gratitude.
My parents and in-laws made me who I am today.
Their grace has been with me every step of the way.
My husband Ajay is the wind beneath my wings.
My family is what makes my heart sing.
Where our values transcend time and generations
and how powerful our spirituality heritage is.
When my son builds a great temple,
Mr. Sein is in the memory of his grandmother.
My children Nandini, Peter, Anand and Isha
My four beautiful grandchildren have given me the greatest gift.
Anya Dev, Aadhya Krishna. My heart sings.
When I bake cookies for my granddaughter Anya to raise.
Funding an animal shelter for elderly animals in Lonavla
When Anya and developers create robots for children with autism
My 1-year-old granddaughter's first words were
Adhya speaks the word “book”
My grandson Krishna's age holds my hand and makes me his best friend.
Grandchildren are a gift and blessing of the Almighty
We are grateful for the help of our spiritual leaders here on earth.
Enhances the spirit of service.
I am grateful to my science, technology, and science teachers.
and culture, spoken and written language, and the arts.
I would like to thank my mentors and friends who have always supported me.
Please continue to journey with me through good times and difficult times.
And the work isn't done yet.
How many miles left before I sleep?
When light destroys the darkness of ignorance
Awaken my country to its freedom.
ladies and gentlemen
Today, when I wear my mother’s saree, my heart sings.
I humbly accept this award.
On behalf of the men and women who work with me.
to make the world a better place
