Meet Rajni Bector, the trailblazing founder of Cremica Foods, who built a multi-crore food empire by selling ice-creams, breads, biscuits and sauces from her backyard.
Fatema Barodawala from Kolkata walked out of her abusive marriage during the COVID-19 lockdown, while she was pregnant. She started Cakelicious with her mother and grew the business with resilience and courage. Here's a look at the entrepreneur's journey.
Theobroma owner, Kainaz Messman Harchandrai started Mumbai's most beloved bakery after braving a crippling back injury. Today, the brand has around 85 outlets across the country.
Stranded in a foreign land after her father's death, Swati Arun, a 23-year-entrepreneur from Delhi, narrates the story of how she started Arun’s Bakery with her mother.
“I remember watching this speech by 2006 Nobel Prize Winner, Muhammad Yunus. My husband and I were inspired by his micro-credit and social enterprise initiatives."
On asked why she named her initiative Double Roti, she answers, “Double Roti in Hindi, means bread, and in a sense, we were looking to address two issues--feed the hungry and ensure that surplus food does not go to waste.”
Mohanraj remembers sitting next to his mother’s lifeless body with his 14 -year-old brother Velmurugan begging people to help them cremate their mother. They didn’t have the resources to give their mother a dignified end.