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Executive - Quality Management
L&T Power |
Moved to Vadodara 2 years back from
Bangalore. Loves the food, the culture, the
people, the sport. He plays badminton and
is preparing hard for the 9 nights of garba. |
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Frankly, my first reaction to Vadodara
wasn't positive - I had very little
knowledge of the city and more so, I
was used to life in Bangalore which I
thought was perfect and couldn't get
any better. When I got here, I was put
off by the weather - Bangalore weather
is probably the best and honestly, for
me, it can't ever be replaced. |
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But once you start living here, after the
initial getting-used-to, you soon start
seeing the real Vadodara. The culture,
the food, the people, the way of life -
it's all very unique. After you are done
with looking at the curtains and
cribbing about them, you see what's
happening beyond them. |
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I used to be a good badminton player
back in school. Now, I play at Bal
Bhavan - they've got a decent indoor
stadium - it's refreshing and I'm getting
back to it so I'm happy. I even played at
the L&T tournament so the action is
back on. |
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Study-wise, I'm inclined towards the
management and recently, I got to hear
about the Baroda Management
Association - I've been to a few of their
talks. Every Wednesday, there are
sessions that I don't want to miss out
on - very unique and interesting topics
being discussed. I'm experimenting a lot
in terms of food, travelling - whatever is
possible. The food here is awesome - I'd
never tried street food but it's really
tasty and I was kind of forced to give
way to my initial inhibitions. Once in a
while, I also try the Gujarati Thali. |
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Professionally, it's been great. I'm
growing with the organisation here.
There are lots of opportunities - be it in
my own technical stream or with the
various associated functions. I'm also
someone who likes to interact with
different kinds of people and that
opportunity is available here in plenty.
I'm still getting used to a few things but
so far, it's been super. |
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