U.T.

Administration of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu

GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE , DAMAN
DEPARTMENT : CIVIL ENGINEERING

CREATING VALUE
HARSH MISHRA
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WHAT DOES CREATING VALUE MEANS..?

It means making a positive difference, a

tangible impact, a specific contribution to any
situation .
This positive difference or impact can be in
the form of achieving a specific goal, creating
a product, creating 'human touch' in a
particular interaction, or enhancing one's own
capacity or the capacity of one's colleagues
and team-mates.
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MAJOR DIFFRENCES BETWEEN C0NTRIBUTOR
AND NON-CONTRIBUTOR..

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MAJOR DIFFRENCES BETWEEN C0NTRIBUTOR
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MAJOR DIFFRENCES BETWEEN C0NTRIBUTOR
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MAJOR DIFFRENCES BETWEEN C0NTRIBUTOR
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 KEY AREAS OF VALUE CREATION

• Innovation: New ideas, methods, or products

• Focus: Working on what really matters

• Customer Orientation: Understanding and meeting customer needs

• Strategic Thinking: Aligning with company mission and vision

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DEVELOPING THE VALUE CREATING
MINDSET

• Being proactive rather than reactive

• Taking ownership and responsibility

• Continuous learning and self-improvement

• Seeking feedback and acting on it

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 SOME EXAMPLES OF CREATING VALUE AS A
CONTRIBUTOR..
oKalpana Chawla was the first woman of Indian
origin in space and a symbol of perseverance
and achievement. Despite facing significant
obstacles as a woman in a male-dominated
field, she became an astronaut at NASA.
oHer legacy continues to inspire countless
people, especially women and girls in science,
technology, engineering, and mathematics
(STEM)
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• Kalpana Chawla’s journey is a story of perseverance and inspiration.
Born in Karnal, Haryana, in 1962, she pursued her passion for
aerospace engineering despite societal norms. After earning her
degrees in India and the U.S., she joined NASA in 1988 as a research
scientist and became an astronaut in 1994. She made history as the
first Indian woman in space during her 1997 mission on Space Shuttle
Columbia. Tragically, she lost her life in the 2003 Columbia disaster. Her
legacy continues to inspire millions to dream big and reach for the stars

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 SOME EXAMPLES OF CREATING VALUE AS A
CONTRIBUTOR..
oKiran Mazumdar-Shaw, the founder of Biocon,
is a great example of creating value in the face
of obstacles.
oKiran Mazumdar-Shaw, a first-generation
entrepreneur, founded Biocon in 1978 with a
modest investment of ₹10,000. She aimed to
create a biotechnology company that would
provide high-quality, affordable healthcare
solutions.
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• Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw’s journey is a testament to determination
and innovation. Born in Bangalore, she aspired to become a doctor
but pursued brewing due to financial constraints. Facing gender bias
in the brewing industry, she pivoted to biotechnology and founded
Biocon in 1978 from her garage. Starting with industrial enzymes,
Biocon evolved into a global biopharmaceutical leader, pioneering
affordable insulin and other therapeutics. Her accolades include
Padma Shri, Padma Bhushan, and EY World Entrepreneur of the
Year 2020. Her story inspires millions to challenge norms and
achieve greatness through resilience and vision

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 SOME EXAMPLES OF CREATING VALUE AS A
CONTRIBUTOR..
Murlikant Petkar is India's first Paralympic gold
medalist. He won an individual gold medal in the
1972 Summer Paralympics, in Heidelberg,
Germany. He set a world record in the 50 m
freestyle swimming event, at 37.33 seconds. In
the same games he participated in javelin,
precision javelin throw and slalom.[contradictory]
He was a finalist in all three events. In 2018, he
was awarded with the Padma Shri.
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Murlikant Rajaram Petkar’s life is a story of resilience and triumph. Born in
Maharashtra in 1944, he was a promising boxer in the Indian Army before
sustaining severe injuries during the 1965 Indo-Pak war, leaving him
paraplegic. Refusing to let his disability define him, he turned to sports and
won India’s first Paralympic gold medal at the 1972 Games in Heidelberg,
Germany, setting a world record in the 50m freestyle swimming. Despite
limited recognition for para-sports then, Petkar earned numerous
accolades, including the Padma Shri (2018) and Arjuna Award (2025),
inspiring generations with his unwavering determination.

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 CONCLUSION

o CREATING VALUE IS ESSENTIAL FOR SUSTAINABLE GROWTH AND SUCCESS

IN ANY FIELD, WHETHER IN BUSINESS, PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, OR
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT. IT INVOLVES UNDERSTANDING THE NEEDS OF
STAKEHOLDERS AND DELIVERING SOLUTIONS THAT ENHANCE THEIR
EXPERIENCES AND OUTCOMES. BY FOSTERING INNOVATION,
COLLABORATION, AND ETHICAL PRACTICES, ORGANIZATIONS AND
INDIVIDUALS CAN GENERATE LASTING IMPACT. VALUE CREATION NOT
ONLY DRIVES PROFITABILITY BUT ALSO BUILDS TRUST AND LOYALTY
AMONG CUSTOMERS, EMPLOYEES, AND SOCIETY. ULTIMATELY, PRIORITIZING
VALUE LEADS TO A MORE FULFILLING AND MEANINGFUL EXISTENCE,
EMPOWERING US TO CONTRIBUTE POSITIVELY TO THE WORLD WHILE
ACHIEVING OUR GOALS.

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