A long legacy and variety of experience since 1964 when he was a sniper shooter with the NCC under Indian Government’s Be Prepared Scheme. He graduated as a B.Sc. student from Delhi University followed by Aeronautical Engineering from Aeronautical Society of India. In 1970 he was selected as the Junior Intelligence Officer by the CBI and the Scientific Assistant at the Metrological department before the 1971 war broke out. Mr. Ahluwalia then studied Food Technology and retired in 1978 from his first job as a Chief Chemist R&D at Pure Drinks after having formulated Campa Cola, India’s most loved soft drink. He got into the construction business in the 80s and was the sole contractor with NBCC & ITDC commissioned prestigious projects such as the Kanishka, Ashok Yatri Niwas and many more. He gradually diversified into Apparel exports and was the first Indian to export fabric with metal printing technology to Europe. During his career as a creator, entrepreneur, and visionary he has experimented with many novel ideas. He was the first person to make brass furniture in India and the first exporter of the product from India classified by the department of Foreign Trade. As an artist, he sat with marble craftsman in Agra to successfully do semi-precious inlay work on curved marble surface with his own hands to add an element in the brass furniture special line meant for Europe. Something not even found in the Taj Mahal! Mr. Ahluwalia was one of the first people to bring Modular Kitchens to India when the concept was unknown here and now with Dimex, in the last 10 years, the uPVC market drivers have been sufficiently well educated both in technical and market terms. Those in the trade, know him well for his technical authenticity and the value he has created for uPVC as a concept in India.