Small Business Success  

Sanchi Bags, a Thiruvananthapuram-based enterprise, tells the inspiring story of Zafer and his wife, Athira, who turned bag manufacturing into a successful business.

Tripti Bhushan Dhakate, a gold medallist in botany from Pune, left her job as a professors to pursue mushroom farming. Now, she earns Rs 4 lakhs monthly with her brand 'Quality Mushroom.'

PK Rajan, a 70-year-old papad maker from Kerala, India, has visited 40 countries. Explore his inspiring journey of chasing his dreams and discovering the world.

Dayashankar Gupta from Firozabad, Uttar Pradesh, built a multi-crore LED light business from a small idea. His journey from selling lights door-to-door to supplying LED lights across the country is truly inspiring.

Nita Singh from Ranchi turned her passion for plants into a thriving business despite family disapproval. Her customized plants have become quite popular in the market.

Suman Sukhija started Cordyceps mushroom cultivation in a single room and built a Rs 30 lakh annual business. Now, she inspires others by providing training in this lucrative farming practice.

Here's the inspiring journey of Lalita Patil, an entrepreneur from Thane, who turned her humble Rs 2,000 tiffin service into a flourishing Rs 1 crore enterprise.

Ashish Ranjan, an engineer from Patna, embarked on an unconventional journey, leaving his job to start 'Online Cake Bhejo.' His venture, specializing in customized cakes and millet-based bakery items, has achieved remarkable success, reaching a turnover of crores. Discover his inspiring story.

Sudhir Garg from Madhya Pradesh persevered despite failing to clear the UPSC exam. He took a loan of Rs 10 lakh to start a laundry business, which has now grown to provide employment opportunities for others.

An MBA graduate turned his love for Kerala banana chips into a successful business, impressing even the judges of Shark Tank India.

Despite facing poverty, family setbacks, and personal tragedies, Radha Govind's determination led him to establish a successful enterprise, providing employment and uplifting his community.

Amit Kumat took risks and began his career in the chemical industry, but his business failed within a year. He sought help from his brother, Apoorva Kumat, and his friend, Arvind Mehta, convincing them to invest Rs 15 lakh in a snacks business. Today, his business ‘Prataap Snacks’ has a market cap of more than Rs 2200 crore.

Chandra Prakash Patel, a vegetable seller from Chhattisgarh is gaining recognition for his brilliant vegetable selling techniques to boost his sales. He has over 75 thousand followers on Instagram alone.