Ashish Jain & Pertash Koul makes DY Works proud by reaching 3rd for Tata Cruciable 2013 prelims

Tata Crucible - Often known as the“Wimbledon of business quizzing” seeks to bring together sharpest young
corporate minds in India to take on the heat of the toughest business quiz
in India.

 Ashish Jain & Pertash Koul of DY Works,Delhi tried their hands at the Gurgaon edition of the quiz this year. 

Out of a total of 150 odd corporate teams, they made it to the top 6
on stage representing DY Works. 

Although they were new to corporate quizzing where the level of quizzing is generally very tough they succesfully rose to 3rd position for the prelims. 

Congrats Ashish & Pertash for making all of us at DY  proud!!

LESS COMMON, MORE SENSE

 DY Works has been known for their talent and talent is bought by people.

We are talking about a creative creature.. called Arnab Roy, who was known in DY Works for his unique philosophy which is: 'LESS COMMON, MORE SENSE'.

A few of his stories talked about, Saving ants while having bath to relishing non-veg food to balance the biological cycle on this planet.

His famous 'Brit Accent' in his conversation made him approachable and friendly, well certainly setting a charming aura around him.

Arnab Roy, moved on... or rather grew from DY Works to take his philosophy of 'LESS COMMON, MORE SENSE' into his full-time profession.

He spreads his art in the form of badges, frames, cushion covers, etc.

To get connected to this Man Of Heart and ART.. please log onto :

http://www.lesscommon.co.in


By
Mamta Saighal
Jr Creative Group Head
DY Works

&

Imran Patel
Sr Creative Group Head
DY Works

Wishing Sheetal Sawant All The Very Best For Her New Venture!

Sheetal Sawant, who was working with DY Works for the past 6 and a half years has now moved on to setting up her own workshop of artifacts.

She is very talented in her sense of design which best suits the world of handicrafts.
We found her always, talking about how to make the 'Best out of Waste'...be it painting beer bottles, origami out of used paper, etc.

She did pursue her hobby of making pots from clay or doing mehendi for bridals... basically she loved doing a lot of DIY stuff.

Good at design work... now exploring the world of art in her own unique way.

We wish her all the very best in her new venture :)

By
Mamta Saighal
Jr Creative Group Head
DY Works