India Untold
He looked for job opportunities after completing class 12.
He did various jobs in different places. He also ventured into business opportunities during his time in the city.
After a challenging period of 16-17 years, Rajesh Ojha decided to return to his village.
Rajesh Ojha observed tribal women selling fruits by covering a daily distance of 10 to 15 kilometres.
The women faced losses as their fruits often went unsold and spoiled, causing them financial hardships.
Men typically worked as daily wage labourers, while women would sell fruits as a means of livelihood.
In 2017, Rajesh Ojha founded Jovaki Agrofood India to help village women. He bought fruits daily at market rates, offering them a reliable source of income.
Today, Rajesh Ojha earns significant profits in crores, by selling products through social media and online platforms.
Rajesh Ojha has successfully provided employment to approximately 1200 tribal women.