Online Business  

Homemakers can leverage their skills and passions to start successful businesses from home. From online platforms and home-based services to creating content and participating in local markets, there are numerous avenues to explore. 

Four friends from Kozhikode, Kerala, have launched a unique startup called Fulva, selling traditional halwa worldwide and earning lakhs of rupees. Their 24 varieties of halwa have gained popularity in countries like Germany, the UK, and the UAE.

Meet Zoreen Kabani, who left her 13-year finance job to enter the fashion industry and started earning Rs 84 lakh a month. Let's know her success story.

Nidhi Yadav's story of taking risks and building her own brand from a Rs 3.50 lakh investment is an inspiration to all budding entrepreneurs in the country. 

After Mahindra shared the post on his account on X, the post got 80.6K views and several comments praising Siddharth and his team for communicating with the farmers and providing them with optimal tools.

From being stuck at a low-paying Bangalore job to creating his own organic business, Sai Vardhan's story is nothing less than inspiring and uplifting.

Discover 7 budget-friendly business ideas requiring less than Rs 50,000 investment. From catering services to online grocery shops and YouTube channels, explore profitable ventures with minimal upfront costs.
 

With the rise in online food delivery services, the demand for cloud kitchens is also rising. Here is the step-by-step expert guide for starting your cloud kitchen in India and turning it into a profitable venture. 

Ankush Barja witnessed his dreams come true after appearing on Shark Tank season 3. He is the founder of DEEVA, an online retail platform for sarees at fair rates. Despite getting rejected in the previous season's audition, he got a Rs. 2 crore deal in this season.

Flipkart is set to launch its own instant delivery platform in India to compete with companies like Instamart, Blinkit, and BigBasket. The quick delivery sector is extremely competitive and has taken a major portion of customers from e-commerce brands. 

Abhishek Bhardwaj worked in the corporate sector for ten long years before quitting the job and starting his tea business. He studied the tea markets and the increasing number of tea outlets in the cities. Today, he easily makes Rs 1,00,000 in a month. There are also plans of expanding the business to other parts of the country.

Chandresh Bayad started the tea business with a small investment of Rs 12 to 13 thousand. Only a few people knew of its existence when Starbucks sent the trademark notice. Over time his business picked up the pace and today, there are 75 outlets all over the country. An outlet has been established in Canada, and there are plans to expand to countries like the UK and Thailand.

Preeti Chandavasia loved making handmade wedding cards. She shared pictures of her handmade envelopes on social media and received a large number of orders. After working for two years on her business, Preeti ventured into event management, established her own event management company and named it ‘Srijan Creation.’

Ruma Devi had to discontinue her studies after class 8 due to extreme poverty. She continued the tradition of embroidery that she acquired from her grandmother and established her creative business. Ruma Devi has employed over 22,000 women across 75 villages. She received a special invitation from Harvard University where she engaged in discussions with around a thousand academics, students, and entrepreneurs.

Ghazal Alagh, the Co-Founder of Mamaearth, established a company with a desire to make chemical-free products available in the market. She co-founded the company with her husband in the year 2016, with an initial investment of Rs 25 lakh. The company began with just 5 products and has since expanded to over 500 products.