In today’s AI-driven world, mastery alone may not guarantee relevance. Ravindra Jadeja shows the power of versatility—good enough at both batting and bowling to be indispensable. Similarly, professionals must balance depth with breadth: master one skill, but also broaden capabilities to stay valuable when times change.
I recently met Mr. Vivek Atray, a former IAS officer and fellow NIT Kurukshetra alumnus, who now juggles roles as an author, speaker, spiritual leader, educator, and sports organiser. His calm presence, boundless energy, and ability to balance diverse pursuits left me truly inspired and full of admiration.
Attending an IPL match in Mohali, I realized the true magnitude of Dhoni’s persona. The crowd, the chants, and even merchandise were all about him. Even with the match slipping away, his presence electrified the atmosphere. It made me wonder—what happens to teams and organisations when icons like Dhoni retire? Can the legacy outlive the legend?
