Mother’s inspiration…

“I am also inclined towards business. I am a government employee and cannot do any business but I will make sure my children read your life story so that they can be inspired.”

-By Sudha M

“I have a baby who is 10months old, I am very lost in the market running for meeting my ends meet, thinking everyday how to make a decent living, as I see all dreams drowning, and this article about your life hit my eyes. Now I feel that every struggle is worth as there is some dream taking its shape.”

Elders’ Blessings…

“Young man, India badly needs people like you. May god help you all the time, you are a role model” 

– M. P. Singh

“What maturity and wisdom at such a young age, my dear young man! The hardship he faced during his early days did not make him cynical leading him to enjoy the new found comforts of life with a vengeance. Instead he has decided to serve the community with minimum spending for his family’s needs. I wish the present day youngsters who are the victims of consumerism emulate his example in their life!” 

- Vijayan Malliyoor

A father’s say…

“As soon as I read your story, I asked my children to go through it. Your life story should be included as a lesson in middle school curriculum. It’s a story of ‘Mother of India’.”

- Bhagwat Tavri

An inspired youngster…

“I am stunned at the way you have come up. Your life is a wonderful example for young talents like me. After reading your story I believe Dr. Abdul Kalam’s dream will definitely come true. Your story cultivated interest in me to become an entrepreneur like you.” – 

A young friend’s faith…

“Well done buddy…I always use to take Ambani, Narayanmurthy, etc as a source of inspiration to me. But, let me that after reading your biography, I think you stand way ahead of everyone, really admire u.”

“My father demanded that I read an article about you. On reading it, I had tears in my eyes. It is one of the most inspiring stories I have ever read.” –  Nikhil Hariharan

“I too dream big. Not for me but for my parents. After reading about a person like you, we too get strength.”

“Ambani and Narayana Murthy were men of inspirations for me. That list continues with addition of Sarathbabu! I am very fortunate to have met him once in my college function.”

-  Arul

People’s say…

“Mr. Sarath is equal or more than 100 motivational books” 

- Yoghi

“India needs not only great self-made business people like you but also great role models like you. I really wish if our politicians could learn a lesson or two from you.” 

“Sir, you are really our superhero. And Ambani and Narayanmurthy for those students who have idea only about how to earn money for the next meal” 

– Rajeev Tripathi

“Many poor people become rich, no big deal. However, the most inspiring fact about you is that you refused a high paying job to create employment for poor people, when your own family back home is so poor.”

– Ria Singh

“After reading about Mr. Sarathbabu’s life I just remember Sh. Jawaharlal Nehru’s comment 

“THE HEIGHTS OF GREAT MEN REACHED AND KEPT WERE NOT ATTAINED BY A SUDDEN FILGHT, BUT THEY WHILE THEIR COMPANIONS SLEPT, WERE TOILING UPWARDS IN THE NIGHT.” 

May your story reach millions of those Indians who are deprived of higher education despite being capable” 

– Alok Saxena

“Our country needs people like you. If god showers you with success, it will be helpful for millions.”

“There is a song in telugu film called Ankuram (the seed) which says:

‘Somebody sometimes, walk towards some direction, the first person is always alone and the first step just a line, which then becomes road for the people who follow behind.’ 

It was written to be filmed on Mahatma’s photo. But the story like yours inspires many hearts and many aspirants.”

- Kiran Kumar KV

“This is an excellent story of a young boy who remembered his childhood memories throughout his student carrier and transformed his memories to his dream vision of generating employment for hundreds of people of this country and hidden desire to generate employment for thousands of unemployed youth and other people of our society and our country. His is an ideal example of remembering his mother, sister and other members of his family. His desire to provide a comfortable life to his mother should act as a motivating factor to other self centred youth of our country.”

- Tej Paul Ahluwalia, Indian Council of Medical research

“I appreciate his thoughts, timely action and openness in sharing his experience which only very few people do in this world”

Sathish Krishna Ravi

Call for more Sarathbabus…

“I wish atleast 1% of our society gets to learn something from your story, wish to see many more Sarathbabus.”

“Your thoughts and struggles have become fuel for my dreams. One day I will quote your name as my inspiration and that will not be too far. All the best, there is so much to do.”

“Today is the day when I have put down my papers to start something of my own. I owe everything to people like you who have fought out odds to live your dream. Hope to meet u soon”

- Moon Rai

And it’s you who motivate…

“If Sarathbabu could motivate either himself or others under his guidance to enter Indian politics, government, police and judicial systems, I am sure coming generations will reap enormous benefits from the seeds grown by such highly talented, educated and idealistic youth.”

- Kumar Thotapally

“Your efforts to eradicate hunger by offering jobs to poor families should be brought before the nation. Your noble deed could, perhaps, open their eyes for good governance if they have some good sense.” 

- Sundara Raman

“I couldn’t help recalling the movie on Kamaraj on reading your story. You seem to have an innate leadership quality – a very rare feature. Instead of engaging yourself in a business, you should join politics and serve the country as a whole. Your poverty stricken past will make you empathetic to the poor (like MGR) and your high thinking and natural leadership qualities armed with an MBA will make you an educated Kamaraj. Give up business. Think seriously of Politics. I am sure all the political parties will be eager to make you their MP or MLA in your own constituency. I am sure you will never let people down on assuming power. It is people like you who should lead our country of future. Which party you join is immaterial. Serving our country is.” – KR Ananth

“You are yet to see success. If all said about you is true, then it means you may be one of the rarest species in future- An uncorrupted politician who can also weed out corruption”

“May Mother India produce a million sons like you. Please consider the option of joining politics and doing something for our poor, gang-raped, miserable mother India.” 

“If you consider my opinion, you should be in politics. Because India needs guys like u.”

- Vamshi

“You are great not because you struggled hard & ventured in self-entrepreneurship. But, for being so compassionate in your thinking for the downtrodden mass amongst your countrymen. It is really appreciable that you drew inspiration from Narayan Murthy, Ambanis and others and foremost from your Great Great Mother. She must be really proud of being a mother to a son like you. It is very rare that a business man thinks not only about his employees but also, their dependents. India needs not only great self-made business people like you but also, great role models like you. I really wish if our politicians could learn a lesson or two from you. Carry on and make India Inc. Shine”

- Suresh