A Calling That Came From the Earth Itself
There are passions you choose. And then there are passions that choose you. Mining, for me, was never a business decision. It was a fascination, a deep pull toward the earth, its formations, its stones, its minerals, its ancient stories hidden beneath layers of time. Most people see mining as extraction. I see it as understanding the earth's memory.
For years, I have been connected to the world of stone and mineral mining a craft that demands knowledge, precision, responsibility, and respect for nature. It is an industry that shaped me as much as I shaped my work within it. The earth has a language. Mining taught me how to listen.
A Journey Built on Legacy - And Lifelong Curiosity
Mining has been part of my family's journey for a long time.
But legacy alone does not build expertise. Curiosity does. Commitment does. Love for the craft does. Over the years, I have travelled across the world mountains, quarries, mines, mineral sites, trade fairs, geological summits. Not because I had to, but because I wanted to.
I wanted to understand-
how minerals differ across continents, how stone behaves under pressure, how geology shapes industry, how global markets move,
how technology is reinventing mining, and how sustainability can coexist with extraction. These travels weren't business trips.
They were learning pilgrimages. Every mine I stepped into whether in India or abroad taught me something that no book could.
India to China - A Milestone of Quiet Pride
Among the many chapters of my mining journey, one milestone carries a quiet significance:
We became one of the few Indian companies trusted to export minerals to China.
It wasn’t easy. It wasn’t predictable. And it certainly wasn’t common in those days.
But it happened because of years of:
experience,
consistency,
quality,
trust,
and the belief that India’s mineral industry deserves a place on the global stage.
For me, this achievement was never about numbers. It was about recognition - a reminder that when you work with sincerity, even the largest markets open their doors.
The Responsibility Beneath the Surface The Importance of Mine Safety
Mining is powerful - but it is also sensitive.It involves the earth, machinery, human lives, and environmental balance.
And over the years, I have realised that mine safety isn't an additional requirement.It is the foundation of ethical mining.
I studied and implemented international best practices
because responsible mining means-
safer working environments, scientific excavation, structural stability, environmental respect, risk management and long-term sustainability.
I have always believed that the success of a mine is measured not just in output, but in safety, efficiency, and respect for the people working on the ground. Mining taught me discipline. Safety taught me responsibility.
Together, they shaped my approach as an entrepreneur.
A New Dawn for India - And a Surprise That Awaits
Today, my passion for mining is stronger than ever. It has taken me across countries,across landscapes, across geological cultures
all to understand how India can grow, innovate, and rise in this sector.
And I can say this with certainty - India's mining future is powerful, promising, and ready to evolve in ways the world has not yet seen.
There is something I am working on something meaningful, something transformative, something that could become a milestone for the Indian mining industry.
I can't reveal it yet. But it is coming. Soon.
A new chapter for India. A new chapter for mining.
A new chapter for all of us who believe in the potential hidden beneath our soil. Stay tuned. The earth is about to reveal something extraordinary.
