About the BookScatter the Gulal is a collection of 47 heartfelt reflections on life, relationships, work, leadership, values, and purpose. Drawing from experiences with family, teachers, friends, colleagues, travel, business, and spirituality, Suvas Mehta shares simple lessons gathered over a lifetime.Originally written as a letter to his son, the book explores how to learn from others, share generously, live meaningfully, meet people with empathy, and lead with purpose. Its reflections cover everything from gratitude and resilience to relationships, fairness, decision-making, empowerment, and leadership.At its heart, Scatter the Gulal carries a simple message: when something good comes into your life, don't keep it to yourself-share it with others.Inside the book: - 47 reflections on life, work, relationships and leadership- Lessons drawn from family, business, travel, spirituality and everyday experiences- Insights on gratitude, resilience and meaningful living- Reflections on empathy, fairness and relationships- Practical perspectives on decision-making and empowerment- Lessons on leadership, purpose and personal values- Encouragement to learn from the people around us- A reminder to share knowledge, wisdom and goodness with othersAbout the AuthorSuvas Mehta is a business leader, entrepreneur, and lifelong learner. He is the Chairman of ITR India Pvt. Ltd., a family business whose roots go back to 1947. His journey has been shaped by family values, education, business, relationships, travel, and the many people who have influenced him.Rather than seeing himself as self-made, Suvas describes himself as a "many-made man," shaped by the countless people who have taught him through their words, actions, and example.Through Scatter the Gulal, he brings together these experiences and lessons to encourage readers to learn, share, live, lead, and pass forward the wisdom that makes life richer and more meaningful.
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