You may have been born rich or have an illustrious and a wealthy family legacy but in order to be successful and create a unique reputation, you need vision and hardwork, or so believes entrepreneur and philanthropist Priya Jain, who has been listed in the 50 most influential women in India. “In order to attain personal success, you need to set your own goal, pave your own path, believe in yourself and think through a thousand times before taking any decision. And once you have begun your journey, never look back,” said she.
Giver her belief, it was not surprising that Priya was one of the 50 women who were felicitated for being the most influential Indian women worldwide. These women call countries like Britain, India, Spain, America, Scotland their home where they have made a mark in their own fields.
At the award ceremony at the House of Lords, British Parliament, Priya dedicated her success and award to her late father DK Jain, who is considered to be a pioneer in the field of education.
She added, “Prime Minister Narendar Modi’s new theory Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas (company of all, development of all and trust of all) has been guiding the world leaders. His welfare measures for Muslims, especially for women are unparallel in the history of India. His vision to create a new India has had an everlasting impact on me. Also, schemes such as Ujjwala Yojana, Swachh Shauchalya, Mudra Yojana and Skill India have changed the mindset of so many people in the country, and especially women.”
The entrepreneur revealed that one of her major ongoing projects is a book about Narendra Modi. She said, “The book will not portray his life events and political activities rather, it will be a documented work. It aims to present the views of beneficiaries of different programmes announced by the PM.”