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Meet IIT Bombay graduate who quit high-paying corporate job to become a monk at 29 due to...

DNA Tuesday, 23 January 2024
We are talking about Sanket Parekh, an IIT Bombay pass-out who worked as a chemical engineer in the US but later quit his high-paying job to become a monk. Sanket Parekh's mother was as stunned by his decision when her atheist son decided to give up his high-paying job to attain 'Diksha'.
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