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Ponty Chadha (22 October 1957 – 17 November 2012) established one of the most elaborate business conglomerates in India that grew on to be a 6000- crore empire by 2012 under the flagship banner Wave

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 Ponty Chadha (22 October 1957 – 17 November 2012) established one of the most elaborate business conglomerates in India that grew on to be a 6000-crore empire by 2012 under the flagship banner Wave

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Companies under the flagship banner Wave are 1. Wave Infratech 2. Wave Cinemas 3. Wave Distilleries and Breweries

Apart from the companies Wave groups are involved in various business like

4. food processing 5. paper manufacturing 6. sugar mills 7. breweries and distilleries 8. power manufacturing 9. bottling plants, real estate  

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Ponty Chadha was a business man but Philanthropist as well .He established Mata Bhagwanti Chadha Niketan in July 1999, a non-profit special education institution in Noida

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The mission of Mata Bhagwanti Chadha Niketan is to educate and prepare special children to achieve physical, social and financial independence to the best of their abilities

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The Group further expanded its outreach by founding the non-profit organisation, Ponty Chadha Foundation (PCF). PCF organizes skill development programs and works for unrestrained access to food and medical aid across the country

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The Skill Development Academy initiates Skill India Campaign for unprivileged people

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Wave Skill Academy in Ghaziabad

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The Ponty Chadha Foundation starts a project Waves Skill Academy in Ghaziabad for unemployed people from unprivileged background