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After retirement, Remabhai S (58) from Kollam, Kerala, found solace in cultivating dragon fruits on her terrace using innovative soilless methods. Now, she harvests 500 kg of dragon fruit every month, earning Rs 1 lakh.

Mousumi Mondal from Kolkata started sharing videos of her garden on YouTube as a hobby. Today she not only earns from her channel but also shares helpful tips and tricks for home gardens.

With India's inflation rates rising and new ways to invest becoming popular, here are some easy financial planning tips from entrepreneur and author Ankur Warikoo.

Reshma Ranjan from Jharkhand left her government job to pursue her passion for gardening, and with her YouTube channel Prakriti's Garden, shares helpful tips, how tos, and tricks to help lakhs nurture their own gardens.

With a hefty 18.2 million subscribers on YouTube, Indian Farmer, founded by two friends — Akash Jadhav and Santhosh Jadhav, is helping farmers across the country with everyday farm-related issues.

Hailing from Ahmednagar, Suman Dhamane’s YouTube channel ‘Aapli Aaji’ has become popular for her Maharashtrian food recipes

"Currently we are sending recorded videos and the YouTube video links of Kathaadi on a common WhatsApp group so that the children can easily access them."

“Many of my colleagues wanted to give back to India but didn’t know how to do so. With this model, I showed how each one of them could be a Mohan Bhargava (played by SRK in Swades) in their own right.”

“Food takes the center stage in our videos,” laugh Insiya and Saptarshi, whose viral videos on Bengali food have inspired over 5 lakh people all across the world!

His channel with more than 220 videos—from the iconic Nizami biryani to a non-oven recipe of black forest cake, and thick shakes made from dragon fruit, figs, custard apple and a host of other tropical fruits—has garnered over 7,00,000 subscribers from across the world.