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Mousumi Mondal from Kolkata started sharing videos of her garden on YouTube as a hobby. Today, she has over 1 lakh subscribers on her channel and not only earns from it but also shares helpful tips.

In a village where women were told to stay indoors, Kaushalya picked up a smartphone and changed the rules by starting her YouTube channel. Today, with 1.6 million followers and a proud owner of ‘Sidhi Marwadi’ — a spice brand, she has changed life for herself and 35+ other women like her.

Nambie Jessica Marak from Meghalaya created 'Eat Your Kappa' on YouTube to showcase Northeastern culture and food. She is also the first runner-up of MasterChef India 2023.

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Periyathambi from the Pudukottai district of Tamil Nadu, along with his five grandchildren, have been running one of the most popular YouTube cooking channels in the country.

Bihar resident Reshma Ranjan decided to quit her government job to launch Prakriti’s Garden, a YouTube channel that shares gardening tips with lakhs of followers.

Want to turn your organic terrace garden into a business? Kerala's Rema Devi earns a neat income from seeds, plants, and biofertilizers in her home garden.

Leaving the city behind, Lovepreet and Preeti quit their regular jobs to relocate to Ramgarh in Uttarakhand, and embraced a sustainable life of farming in the hills.

Mohit Manocha, aka Traveling Desi, shares his experiences as a travel vlogger and content creator on YouTube, and how he went from running his uncle’s business to make a living while pursuing his love for travel.

Nambie Jessica Marak from Shillong runs ‘Eat Your Kappa’, a YouTube channel that documents the various food and culture of northeast India.