JSW: Architect Of Dreams | Full Episode | National Geographic | #SajjanJindal

A story of passion, dedication, and unwavering commitment. Watch as JSW Steel embarks on a journey to greatness. Watch “JSW: Architect Of Dreams”, on National Geographic. #NatGeoIndia #JSWSteel #SajjanJindal #JSW

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[santoshgudisagar]

Feeling Proud that I am a part Of JSW, Love to see this Journey

[venugopalps]

Really thankful for the Management. I once was an employee there. My parents were not interested to come to Ballari initially. I requested them to just spend few days and if they don't like them they can go back. Once they came here, they did not move from the place for 1.6 years til I resigned. My dad was not happy when I resigned the company. More than my HR and my manager, my dad was convincing me to not to not to leave this company.

[himanshushrivas]

JSW Vijayanagar, i joined there as a Graduate Engineer Trainee, today i believe if i am successful professional, is only because of the JSW, it has given me the career which i never expected.

[pawankumarupadhyay]

This is beautiful and wholesome ❤, this is how Indian companies set apart from the rest of world. It's truly remarkable to see such big companies taking steps/efforts to help communities 😊

[rameshprakash]

So proud of you JSW. I grew up in Bhilai Steel Plant & love dthe township culture. Kudos to you all who have created this community. Wish you a lot o success with JSW being the largest steel plant in the world ! 12.5 million tonnes to 25 MT of production is surely amazing !

[deepeshsao]

People who blame Industrialists for every problem they have in their own life should and must see this documentary. Always believed if provided chance, our hard working industrialist can achieve and win the whole world. Great job, JSW !! 👏🙌🙏

[madkum]

I visited in 2009 the plant and accommodation provided to employees. During that time only, it was amazing. Now, It will be far better and I feel proud of JSW such a wonderful journey.

[mittasaurabh]

Superb. I am ex JSW Steel employee and I can vouch for the company. Whatever they say is 100%. They are super employee friendly and I had a great time and super respect for this company.
I left only because I started something of my own otherwise I would have always worked with them.

[anujjaiswal]

Phonemical dedication of Jindal family and his team to create such a barren land to mega plant. Hats off. Thank you, Nat Geographic, to making a beautiful documentary.

[JKA-sfll]

Murugan is more enthusiastic and proud engineer in JSW
So much energy

[nammondeded]

They are talking more about PEOPLE, truly appreciate that they value human life quality.
God bless those with that mindset

[munishwerrao]

"JSW's journey, beautifully narrated by the NGC team, is nothing short of phenomenal. Every twist and turn in their story is captivating, showcasing resilience, innovation, and unwavering determination. It's more than just a tale of success; it's an inspiring testament to the power of vision and hard work. Kudos to JSW and the NGC team for bringing this remarkable journey to life on film!"

[sanjaydangwal]

I cooked for Mr Naveen Jindal sir one year during family is so nice fantastic and really helpful for people like us he helped me so much i love all are really great prey to God that mr. Jindal sir always grow in life you mam SHAALU JINDAL she is like mother for all of us who working in house by god grace and Mam's blessings i am working in you god and JINDAL's family

[LeoNiehorster]

What an inspiring journey. More corporations should conduct themselves accordingly. When I studied business administration, we were taught that the company was part of the environment, and as such should not only make a profit, but also give to the community and its employees. (OK, a long time ago.) Sadly, MBAs have destroyed that philosophy, and today almost all business are solely and exclusively focused on profit.

[zbjotwm]

Yes u created job opportunity in bellary but still around the jsw villages don't have basic facilities and no proper education iam the part of jsw but i still hate my working company as a ballarian 😢

[ramila]

Thank you JINDAL family for your concern for all your employees and the social infrastructure created in the township, all the sports facilities provided and being largest producer of steel and helpling the Indian economy and making India great. FIJI born Indian leaving in New Zealand.

[nsureshkumar]

Spectacular, mind blowing. Very genuine and sterling leadership.
A video to preserve and cherish for all times.
Dreaming big, tiding over daunting tasks and earnest intents for mankind and mother earth, yields results. I consider myself fortunate to have spent two years at Vijayanagar including the combat against COVID. JSW, as an organisation has & will figure in many business books.

[JKA-sfll]

Railway track exist there, during the British time, river tungabhadra is nearby only and we have a beautiful Sandur forest (now it's mining ground)

[Sahil-cevf]

His father is from our village. A few days ago, his mother came to our neighborhood.

[mohitjain]

These are the men who have built modern Bharat. I want to be among them contributing my part.