How R.N Shetty 10th Pass Civil Contractor Owns 2000 Crore Company || By CivilGuruji

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How R N Shetty 10 Pass Civil Contractor owns 2000 Crore Company

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In this video Er. Puspendra Pratap Singh, ounder & CEO of Civil Guruji is Explaining How R N Shetty 10 Pass Civil Contractor owns 2000 Crore Company.

He's a man who believes in simple living and high thinking. Eighty-two-year-old Rama Nagappa Shetty has come a long way from his humble origins in Murudeshwara. When people of his age generally head for quiet places or stay home to spend time with grandchildren, R N Shetty isn't one to toast his toes in the morning sunlight. His still packs in a busy day like businessmen decades younger than him.
"I like to work and keep myself busy with office meetings or business conferences. Twice a month, I also ensure I visit my beloved God (Lord Shiva) at Murudeshwara,'' says Shetty, who was born on Independence Day. He celebrated his 82nd birthday on Sunday with a visit to the Murudeshwara temple. "Oh, Dad keeps himself busy though we insist that he take it easy," smiles Sunil, his second son, who likes to keep a low profile and is always a step behind his father.
THE POWER OF SIMPLICITY
The octogenarian is a fitness freak and loves to keep himself trim by sticking to a fish and vegetable diet. "It's not good to overeat. Eat right and walk everyday. This is my mantra,'' says Shetty, who drives daily from his Cunnigham Road bungalow to Cubbon Park to walk with his friends.
Though Shetty's annual business turnover today stretches beyond Rs 2,000 crore, his inborn simplicity and humility have remained untouched. In his autumn, he is ever ready to travel by non-luxury bus and sometimes boards second-class sleeper train to reach Hubli from Bangalore. "Whatever I am today is because of the respect that people have bestowed on me. I am glad they appreciate my simplicity and hard work,'' said Shetty.
After all, Shetty was not the one who was born with a silver spoon. "I came from an agricultural family at Murudeshwara in Uttara Kannada district. My father was the administrator of Murudeshwara temple."
EARLY DAYS
After completing high school, Shetty started his career as a civil contractor in Sirsi. "Those days, it was a strenuous walk to school in Sirsi every day. But there were no colleges in Sirsi in those days for me to continue my studies. However, whatever happens, happens for good,'' Shetty added.
His career as a civil contractor blossomed so much that his father got him married at the age of 24. In 1961, he started a partnership company (R N Shetty & Company). During the next four years, it undertook construction of three major projects - building bridges on Honnavar-Bangalore road. "This phase taught me the lesson that quality and hard work really pays,'' Shetty said, citing examples of how they managed to impress the bureaucrats with good construction work by hiring skilled workers from Kerala.
As business flourished, Shetty moved out of his native district and began operations from Hubli. In 1967, he started another company in Hubli in his younger son's name (Naveen) with seven other civil contractors. The company bid for construction of Hidkal dam in Belgaum district. However, the company did not survive for long due to huge financial losses. In order to keep it alive, the other stakeholders in the company offered Shetty their share. The next year, he took over the company and over eight years, R N Shetty undertook several projects that nursed the company back to good health.
Thereafter, there was no looking back for him. He's built roads, dams, bridges, hotels, a ceramic company, power projects, automobile ventures, hospitals and educational institutions. "Murudeshwara's blessing and luck really favoured me after my third son was born,'' he admits, citing this as the reason why he chose to name many of his business ventures after his third son.
TRYST WITH HOTEL BUSINESS
Buoyed by his success in the construction field, Shetty could have continued and remained invincible in that field. But, as always, he wanted to experiment. He entered the hotel business in 1975 and constructed a five-star hotel in Bangalore which was leased to the Taj Group of Hotels (Taj Residency). "The lease period will expire in another two years but we are considering extending it. We are also on the verge of completing another five-star hotel at Yeshwanthpur, which will also be leased out to The Taj,'' he informed.

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