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• Bajaj Group celebrated its centenary year by completing 100 years.
• Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Bajaj Group.
• The Bajaj Group today does business in more than 100 countries.

One of India’s oldest family businesses and one of the largest conglomerates with a market cap of US$148 billion Bajaj The group completed 100 years of business today. Prime Minister Narendra Modi wished Bajaj Group on this historic milestone. This phase mirrors India’s own journey, from its struggle for independence to becoming a global economic superpower.

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Founded by Jamnalal Bajaj in Mumbai in 1926, the group today reaches one in every three Indian households and employs over 130,000 employees. With more than 100 companies, exports to more than 100 countries and an upcoming foray into healthcare, the Bajaj Group has built one of India’s most trusted brands in automobiles, financial services and engineering. These include listed companies such as Bajaj Auto, Bajaj Finserv, Bajaj Holdings and Investments, Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Housing Finance, Bajaj Electricals and Mukand.

Bajaj Group’s social impact efforts focus on youth skills, employment, child health, education and conservation. It has also brought positive changes in the lives of more than 1 crore beneficiaries. Family members, entrepreneurs, Union and State Ministers, political leaders and dignitaries attended the centenary celebrations held at the National Sports Club of India in Mumbai. The evening traces the Bajaj family’s involvement in the freedom struggle, its journey from trading to manufacturing and financial services, and its journey to today’s modern technology.

Highlights of the event included a speech by the Bajaj family, a special performance by Grammy Award winner Ricky Cage and his team, screening of the short film ‘Kathni Karni Eksi’ based on Jamnalal Bajaj and Mahatma Gandhi directed by Rajkumar Hirani and the unveiling of the ‘100 Years of Bajaj’ logo.

Dignitaries expressed their thoughts on this occasion. Speaking on the occasion, Bajaj Auto Chairman, Neeraj Bajaj said, “On behalf of our family, we thank Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his wishes. The story of Bajaj and India has never been different. India’s journey to self-reliance has not started recently, it started a hundred years ago. When visionary Indians believed that India should build for itself and stand on its own feet. Our founder Jamnalalji was one of those pioneers. ‘Public rather than personal gain’ His philosophy of “interest first” has shaped the decisions of many generations of us.”

Bajaj Auto Managing Director Rajeev Bajaj expressed his views on ‘Globalisation’. He said, “What we say and what we do should always be the same. Perhaps that is why Bajaj’s journey has become a story of faith and not just a story of development. Today, Bajaj Auto is one of the top three two-wheeler companies not only in India, but in the world. Our vehicles are sold in more than 100 countries in Africa, Latin America and Southeast Asia. Today’s India is not only participating in the global economy, it is also competing.”

Nirav Bajaj, CEO of Bajaj Integrated Health System expressed his views on ‘Inclusive Development’. He said, “Jamanalalji believed that business is not separate from society. The purpose of business should be to benefit the poor. The initiative ‘Bajaj Beyond’ is the next expression of our 100-year-old philosophy. We aim to impact 2 crore young Indians in the next 5 years.”

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Sanjeev Bajaj, Chairman and Managing Director, Bajaj Finserv, spoke on the topic ‘India and the Next 100 Years’. He said, “My father Rahul Bajaj always said, I strongly believe in the ‘Idea of ​​India’ and the young generation here. The next chapter of India’s progress will be written through technology and innovative research. At Bajaj, we see AI not just as a technology, but as a powerful force for financial inclusion.”

Shekhar Bajaj, Chairman and Managing Director, Bajaj Electricals said, “Jamanalalji’s work extended to social equality, women and children’s education, rural upliftment and spread of Khadi. Should success be measured only in numbers or in how many lives we touched and what values ​​we upheld? The answer to this question will define our organization in the next 100 years.”