The Golden Triangle is one of the most popular tourist areas in India, especially famous for the Taj Mahal. The effects from tourism were evident by contrasting with previous experiences of Indian culture.
We visited Basix, a microfinance institution with astonishing successes. By initiating business with genuine intentions, Basix customers reflect the company’s values, and thus cultivate flourishing entrepreneurship or business. After reading and hearing about the difficulties women and lower-caste members struggle with, especially when trying to establish careers, I was very pleased to hear how progressive companies like Basix are steadily remodeling the business worlds. Time will tell how many other businesses follow suit. In comparison to the United States’ ethics, the West may take longer to adopt this practice.
Jaipur Rugs ensures steady employment to women and lower-caste members. As a result, the statistics and the economy are shifting towards progressiveness and equality. The owner of Jaipur Rugs has appointed his three daughters with important management positions in his company. In context, this is a big step for Indian businesses. Though their roles were more inherited than earned, the Jaipur Rugs women set an example for all females aspiring a successful career life.
The sweetest ending to our trip was at EMPI. Not only were the students and faculty hospitable, we were entertained with a cultural festival in the evening. The consistent kindness shown by every host certainly left an impression on me.
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