After failing in his first startup, Sachin Bainsala launched another startup called ‘Hamara Café’ to assist people in filling out forms. The project addresses the technical knowledge gap and other document-related challenges.
Ghaziabad: Sachin Bainsala, a resident of Chirodi village in Ghaziabad, has been passionate about technology since his childhood. Due to the financial constraints at home, Sachin was presented with very limited career options. He pursued a degree in Arts, but never lost his passion for inventing new things.
Launching startups
At the age of 21, Sachin Bainsala launched his first startup, focusing on a service similar to Urban Clap. Unfortunately, the project did not work, and he faced losses in terms of investment. Learning from this experience, Sachin observed the challenges people in the village faced while filling out forms for UP Police and other government recruitment. To address the problem, he started another startup called ‘Hamara Café’ to assist people in filling out forms. The project addresses the technical knowledge gap and other document-related challenges.
A successful startup
Sachin visited the village panchayats to identify the documents of villagers that needed to be completed. Gradually, as people learned about the importance of Sachin’s work, his café observed more visits, gaining recognition. The place is operated by two people working collaboratively.
Life Bachao Pharmacy
While working at his uncle’s pharmacy, Sachin was inspired to bring urban healthcare facilities to his village. This led to the launch of a new startup named ‘Life Bachao Pharmacy.’ He shares that the pharmacy is a private establishment, and he wishes to connect with the government to develop a more organized approach to the project.
Sab Honge Shikshit Foundation
Along with the startup endeavours, Sachin is also running a campaign called ‘Sab Honge Shikshit Foundation.’ The organization is dedicated to offering guidance regarding online technical education to children in rural areas. Sachin and his team visit villages and inquire about the various challenges that are faced by school students. They disseminate information about online education platforms. After learning about the varied interests of students, they motivate students to pursue the fields they are interested in.
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