Diamond in tattered garbs here means a person from poor economical background. The question tickling my mind is can this person shine to compete with those who have born with a silver spoon in their mouth? 

There are lots of people like Bill Gates who is the richest person in the world. He is only 10th pass, but still he owns such a big company. Another is Steve Jobs, he is the most respectful person in the world .he is also a drop out.

IIMs are not so imp. as people think but it is the inbuilt quality ,the talent which is needed to be successful. Not all people go to IIMs and still they r successful like Narayanmurthy, Dhirubhai Ambani and many more……..IIMs teach us the skills and nothing more ,they make you aware of the reality of the corporate world but how u handle it in future is entirely depend on you. Recently talent hunting shows like Indian Idol and Voice of India have thrown lights on rural talent. Winners of these shows have defeated candidates from metro cities. Let’s have example of Karna from Mahabharat, he was son of Lord Sun but he got to be treated in a different way. Due to his caste he was made ineligible for studies; but it was his potential that came up with him. He has proven that a man is known by his deeds and not by his caste or family background.Let’s have example of Karna from Mahabharat, he was son of Lord Sun but he got to be treated in a different way. Due to his caste he was made ineligible for studies; but it was his potential that came up with him. He has proven that a man is known by his deeds and not by his caste or family background.

Let’s have example of Karna from Mahabharat, he was son of Lord Sun but he got to be treated in a different way. Due to his caste he was made ineligible for studies; but it was his potential that came up with him. He has proven that a man is known by his deeds and not by his caste or family background.

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