From The Heart To Hearts (Some Untouched Aspects of the Life of Shri Ramesh Agarwal, the Chairman of Agarwal Packers And Movers Ltd.)

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Today, the big banyan tree that gives shade was once a green straw which had come out of earth. Today this flowing river was once a waterfall coming out of the chest of mountain but be that a waterfall or river, the nature of both of them remained the same-flowing for the sake of others. I know Mr. Ramesh Agarwal since the time he was a young man who had the desire to move ahead. Whenever he would go to Hissar from his village, he used to bring tea leaves, sleepers, shoes etc. from Hissar. He used to sell these things on a bicycle in the villages. That is how he used to contribute funds for his studies and for meeting household expenses. This way, Ramesh Ji, who had risen from the ground, was different from other boys. His mind always had the desire to do something big, He always had the dreams in his eyes to do something that would give him satisfaction.

In 1977, I used to go to Nalwa from Hissar for the purpose of doing the work of the Sangh. There, I met Ramesh JiHe used to go to villages like Khanak, Balawas and Ratera on bicycle for giving to the service to the nation. While doing work of the Sangh, the mind of young Ramesh came up with an idea that something should be done for the country and so he got inducted in the Indian Air Force. In 1986, while coming back from the defence he got nearly one lakh rupees. He contributed one-half of it to war widows. In fact, if you want to understand the benefit of giving, it can be understood from the personality of Ramesh Ji. The effect of his sensitive and liberal personality was so much high that whatever business he got into, flourished by leaps and bounds. People used to trust him due to his dedication and fact-based working. In 1987, Squadron Leader Subhash Gupta (a former officer) was transferred from Dudigal (Hyderabad) to Balasore (Odisha)He put this problem of transport of household items (from one air force station to another) before Ramesh Ji. Ramesh Ji did that job with such perfection that the job of transporting household goods from one station to another (whenever an officer was transferred) was given to him only. From here, the foundation of Agarwal Packers and Movers Ltd. was laid. His younger brother, Rajendra Agarwal and his wife, Mrs. Manju Agarwal, became his supporters in this business. She is running home as well as cooperating along with her children (Ritika and Navneet) in process of running the business even today. The secrets behind the success of Ramesh Ji are-simplicity, humility, truthfulness and taking every one along to get the goal. He always thinks that he could help someone. His power comes from his dedication to patriotism, society, village, neighbourhood, serving the poor, cow and education.

Some forms of addresses need not be based upon the relationship. Such has been an intimate relationship between me and Ramesh Ji. He appears to play a variety of important roles simultaneously in my life: now like a dotting elder brother, now like a very close friend; now like a guide finding a way out to all my problems and now like a mentor elaborating on some fundamental problems of existence. In fact these are the varied constituents of his multi-faceted personality which could be a source of inspiration to many. In fact one learns from Ramesh Ji as to how to touch infinity even after starting the life's journey almost from zero. But before being a tycoon in his own line, he is a truly great man. That is the reason why his professionalism remains always overawed by his humane considerations. Instead of finding immoral means to amass wealth, his top priority has always been to good for all and for everybody's welfare' in his constant progress towards success. His resolute principles of life sand his high ideals never allow him to go astray. Scores of articles based on his these principle-expounding discussions do keep regularly appearing in periodicals and magazines of national repute.