but if you want to be LIKE DR GHARDA....you have be be MAD- mad and passionate about what you do . I was in school when my Dad worked for Dr Gharda. He is an ETERNAL INSPIRATION OF professionalism and ethics and talent and innovation and success all standing like 5 Lotuses in the muck created by the WORLDS MOST CORRUPT GOVT- Indian National Congress ....but inspite of the fact that there is muck...the SOIL IS FERTILE..AND AS LONG AS THE SOIL IS FERTILE...THERE WILL BE GHARDA AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN . D GHARDA AND DR MRS GHARDA ..... YOU HAVE A DONE A GREAT SERVICE TO SO MANY PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD. THANK YOU
My father was your employee and is great fan of you.The only idol he set for us was Dr.Gharda.We all love you and i wish i could follow you.I congragulate rediff for publishing this article.This is very inspiring Much more than interviews of some cinematic idiots.
Dr. Gharda, wish you success in your Pigment business. You have identified the right product range, hope your are successful in making internationally acceptable quality, and giving the MNCs in the business, a run for their money. Go get them!
Mr. Gharda sir..you are truly a remarkable man. I wish I have even 1% of courage what you had in starting the company..I wish you live the longest and healthiest life..and wish you luck in your new venture (I know you won't need it 'cos its gonna work anyways :) ). All the best !
I had read this same article about 6 weeks ago and now this article appears like fresh new work from Rediff!! I dont understand whats wrong with Rediff!?!?! Are there no reporters worth reporting news that are fresh, genuine and researched?!?!
We really like people like you cos we know we don't hav courae like you as you didn't had courage like mahatam gandhi to join his morcha.but you are modern mahatma and i salute you sir!!
RE:How Keki Gharda stunned the MNC giants
by kumelAhmed Peerzade on Jun 03, 2007 11:17 PM
He is a real and practical chemist, may god give him long long life to surve chemical industries with his idea and technology.
Wonderful piece by Sucheta Dalal and Debashis Basu. How one wishes such gems of India were better known than the pompous little people that the media loves to otherwise highlight - the Sachins who do not pay their taxes, the Gavaskars who hide cash in the cricket club lockers, the Ambanis who donate shareholders money to Wharton .. . the list is endless. Congratulations Mr. Gharda and congratulations again to the authors of this piece who made a truly worthwhile effort.
