Saffron Farming  

An engineer from Rajasthan successfully cultivated saffron at home using a low-cost method. By recreating a perfect environment, he grew saffron in just three months with an investment of only Rs 25,000-Rs 40,000. 

Two brothers from Haryana, Naveen and Praveen Sindhu, are earning lakhs by cultivating Kashmiri saffron at home using aeroponic technology. After researching and training in saffron cultivation, they successfully grew high-quality saffron.

Saffron is used to enhance the flavour of dishes, and it is also widely used in various beauty products. It is a common ingredient in traditional beauty remedies passed down from grandmothers.

Ramesh Gera is a retired engineer from Noida. In 2002, on his business trip to South Korea, he learned about various advanced farming techniques. After his retirement in 2017, he utilized his knowledge and established a business of cultivating saffron in greenhouses.