Kohli Engineers emerges as horsepower with 'Chetak Screws' in hardware industry

Standing out amongst the crowd and having a demeanour that one gets inspired from is what the brand impresario of Kohli Engineers, Randeep Singh Kohli looks upon. Randeep Singh Kohli is a quite renowned name among the people of his industry for his self-independent lifestyle and his mantras of success. 'Chetak screws', manufactured by S L Mittal Steels Pvt Ltd which is one of the most in-demand products in the construction industry and Kohli Engineers ensure its distribution to each and every corner of India.

Standing out amongst the crowd and having a demeanour that one gets inspired from is what the brand impresario of Kohli Engineers, Randeep Singh Kohli looks upon. Randeep Singh Kohli is a quite renowned name among the people of his industry for his self-independent lifestyle and his mantras of success. 'Chetak screws', manufactured by S L Mittal Steels Pvt Ltd, one of the most in-demand products in the construction industry and Kohli Engineers ensure its distribution to each and every corner of India.

Kohli Engineers is a venture taken up by the Kohli family based out of Amritsar which has now been running for two good decades. They have been a prominent part of India's construction company and work on manufacturing screws, nuts and bolts and shipping them worldwide. The company started by S. Mandip Singh Kohli was passed on to Randeep Singh Kohli in 2016 who can be seen continuing the family's legacy with utmost grace and success. The firm is certified for its quality and superiority of its products by Quality Certification, London.

Kohli Engineers have achieved a consumer base more than all its competitors combined. And, it is all a result of the importance that they give to customer feedback and making it their prime task to bestow the satisfaction their clients look forward to. They strive to ensure that their brand 'Chetak' reaches all corners of the country. Never compromising with quality, Kohli Engineers endeavour to take 'Chetak' across the borders sometime soon.

Born and brought up in the divine city of Amritsar, Randeep Singh Kohli is the grandson of former Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh. The 27-year-old started his journey at a very tender age inspired by the magnificent faces around him. Being nourished with humty and social service ever since the beginning, he started his own NGO, Barkat Welfare Society, at the age of 19. He envisions to make people understand the importance of being happy and making it a life that bodes well for them. According to Randeep, "The purpose of life is to be useful, honourable and compassionate so that years from now when you look back...you know that you have made this life worth remembering."

Apart from his mindful contributions doing the social service, Randeep Singh Kohli is also the Director of 'World Book of Records, Australia ', one of the most renowned orgzations with a global network in the International Certification of World Records. The firm believes in recognizing and praising the record makers for their stupendous contributions in serving mankind and widespread harmony. Alongside, he has also started a newspaper, Amritsar Bulletin, which could be subscribed across India, Australia, Canada and England. The paper is well known on all social media platforms and provides paramount information about the Amritsar city across the globe.

Apart from his work life, Randeep is an admirable orator and has given speeches on platforms like TedEx motivating the youth to achieve what they dream of and making them realise that 'success doesn't come easy and privilege doesn't always support'. He had also been the chief guest on platforms like Josh Talks and MS Talks. He is also awarded the degree of "Doctorate of philosophy" in humty by the University of "ITMUT "in Brazil.

The only heritage he received was the never-ending passion to contribute his part in the welfare of the society and the immense support of his family in letting him experiment on his paths to success.

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( With inputs from ANI )