Before the start of IPL (IPL 2021), there is great news for Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s fans. MS Dhoni has become a partner in Food and Beverages Startup Company Seven Inc. (7inkBrews). Mahi shareholder in company …Read more
CSK vs DC: MS Dhoni bold at 0 on the second ball (Photo-CSK Twitter)
New Delhi. Before the start of IPL (IPL 2021), there is great news for Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s fans. MS Dhoni has become a partner in Food and Beverages Startup Company Seven Inc. Bruz (7inkBrews). Mahi will be a shareholder in the company. Along with this, 7inkBrews has also launched chocolate inspired by his famous iconic helicopter shot. Please tell that the founder of this company based in Mumbai is Mohit Bhagchandani and co -founders Adil Mistry and Kunal Patel.
Know what Dhoni said? In a release issued by the company, Dhoni said that when you are influenced by the perspective of a company, it becomes more meaningful. I am very happy to be a shareholder of this company. The company said in the statement that Dhoni’s different jerseys and packaging and labeling inspired by his colors are another notable feature. After the launch in Mumbai, Pune, Goa and Bengaluru, the products will also be launched in Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Jharkhand, Punjab and Chandigarh.
Practice begins for IPL 2021 A video of Mahendra Singh Dhoni (MS Dhoni) has been shared from the official Instagram account of Chennai Super Kings (CSK). In this video, Dhoni is seen hitting sixes in the nets before the start of the 14th season (IPL 2021) of the Indian Premier League. Dhoni has been preparing for the upcoming season of IPL for a long time. Dhoni joined the training camp in Chennai last month to prepare for IPL 2021. The rest of the players led by Dhoni also joined the camp slowly and started practice.
After eating Gurdare’s food and sleeping in the car, on the day of struggle, Karan and Amrita Rajma of Delhi are now earning 22 hundred to 24 hundred rupees in a day.
The quarters in which Karan used to stay under pressure from MP also had to vacate him (Photo Credit: Youir Story)
New Delhi. Due to the Kovid-19 epidemic, lakhs of people lost their jobs in the lockdown in March last year and many had to lose their business. In such a difficult situation, a couple working with an MP also came on the road. Instead of giving up the job, this couple stood on the path of struggle instead of giving up. Due to lack of money, the couple could not do a big business, so just made themselves stand on the strength of Rajma and rice. The couple are Karan Kumar and Amrita of Delhi, who, through their strong intentions, not only took out themselves with financial difficulty during the epidemic but also devised a new source of income for themselves. Also read: Job talk: Demand for new jobs like Wellness Officer or Employees Experience and Communication due to Work from Home
Under the pressure of MP, the quarter had to be emptied According to a report by Brut India, Karan Kumar says that earlier he used to work as a driver for an MP. Meanwhile, he was fired only a month after a nationwide lockdown. Karan says that while taking him out of his job, it was argued that MPs cannot bear his expenses anymore. Not only this, the quarters in which Karan used to live under pressure from the MP also had to vacate it. After leaving the house, Karan and his wife had no other place to live, they also tried to ask for help from their relatives in this regard but could not make anything. Also read: Talk of job: 7.5 crore jobs will be done in this field in the next five years, this preparation will have to be done
Plan made to start her own business on wife’s suggestion Karan started finding other jobs after this, but it was almost impossible to get a job during that time. The financial crisis was so bad that he had to go to the gurudwara to eat food, while due to lack of home, he used his car to sleep at night. When the lockdown started getting a little relaxation, Karan asked for a few rupees from a friend and rented a room in Faridabad area. After this, Amrita suggested to Karan that why not make something similar to eating and sell her among the people, although both were in doubt about how much people would come out and trust eating. Also read: Talk of job: Better performance of new skills in interview will give job guarantee, know such important mantras
Selling some household items raised grocery Kumar collected groceries by selling some household items and thus the couple started their new innings. Along with the hope of keeping himself standing in this difficult time, he started selling kadhi-rice and chickpeas along with Rajma-rice near Talkatora Lane in Central Delhi. The first day was not good for Karan and Amrita, he earned only 320 rupees, which was much less than their cost, but it did not stagger them. From the very next day, the number of people on his stall started increasing. Today, Alam is that Karan and Amrita are earning from 22 hundred to 24 hundred rupees in a day through their stalls. Karan says that he is no longer looking for a job, but is focusing on this stall.
The Southern Corporation has executed 700000 kg of wet waste from a 5 TDP capacity aerobic compost plant located in Tagore Garden and Subhash Nagar. Use it …Read more
Instead of going to the landfill site of garbage, the area is being concluded in the area itself.
New Delhi. South Delhi Municipal Corporation (South MCD) is doing a big job in solving garbage problem these days. During the last 6 months, by executing 7 lakh kg of wet garbage in only 2 wards in SDMC, he has done a unique job of making 1 lakh kg of organic compost manure from it. By making this fertilizer, SDMC has got support in disposing of garbage. At the same time, he has also saved an amount of about Rs 7,00,000 to be spent in garbage loading. According to the market, the price of this fertilizer has been estimated at around ₹ 25,00,000.
Let us tell you that SDMC Ward no. 5 Tagore Garden and Ward No 9 had set up a 5 TDP capacity aerobic compost plant located in Subhash Nagar. Both these plants have cost ₹ 1,00,000 so far, while MCD has prepared fertilizer of about Rs 25,00,000 from these plants, in 6 months, 7,00,000 kg of wet waste has also been disposed of, it is settled in the same area instead of going to the garbage lendfil site.
This compost manure was distributed to the Horticulture Department, schools and RWA of the Southern Corporation.
Today, on Saturday, 10,000 kg of organic fertilizer was given to the Department of Tagore Garden and Subhash Nagar from Compost Plant. Till now it has been used in 156 parks and will be used in more parks. Deputy Commissioner Rahul Singh and Nodal Officer of Swachh Bharat Mission Rajiv Jain and other senior officials of the corporation were present on the occasion.
On this occasion, Rajiv Jain, the nodal officer of Swachh Bharat Mission, said that it is the lowest cost of Delhi’s Compost Plant. Here, a little soil and old manure is added to the waste garbage to make organic manure and this fertilizer is prepared in different modules such as drum composters, forged boxes of different sizes.
Nodal officer Jain said that it takes only three weeks to make fertilizer. At present, separate separation of wet and dry garbage is being done in all 29 wards of the western region.
Jain said that if the price of organic fertilizer is estimated at the rate of Rs 25 per kg, then its total price is 25 lakh rupees while the cost of construction of the entire compost plant is only 1 lakh rupees. Which shows that it is an affordable option for the execution of organic waste.
Deputy Commissioner Rahul Singh appreciated the project. Such plants will be able to reduce the burden of landfill sites. In the last six months, we have reduced 7,00,000 kg of garbage from the landfill site. We have saved Rs 7 lakh in the item of garbage transportation from homes to landfill sites.
This effort is environmentally friendly and is also proving helpful in reducing garbage. He said that organic manure will also be distributed to citizens for free so that they can be motivated to separate the waste and wet garbage separately.
KC Sijoy has built coconut peeling machine in Thrissur, Kerala. On this invention, the central government has recently given a grant of 25 lakh rupees. Last month, his startup has been selected in the top three startups.
Kerala’s KC Sijoy with his coconut peeling machine. (Photo Credit: The Better India)
New Delhi. We all like coconut water, which is considered very beneficial for health, but it has to work hard to peel it. Many do not know how to introduce it in an attractive way? When KC Sejoy of Kanjani village in Thrissur, Kerala, he made coconut peeling machine. The central government has recently given a grant of 25 lakh rupees on this invention of Sijoy. Sijoy, who was once a technician, is now the owner of his company. His business has helped incubation under Kerala Agricultural University’s ‘Agri-Praniation Orientation Program’. Also, last month, his startup has been selected in the top three startups. KP Sudhir, head of the Agri-Business Incubator of the Department of Agricultural Engineering (Engineering) at Kerala Agricultural University, says that there are many more coconut peeling devices in the market. However, Sijoy’s machine is high-tech and it can also peel the rigid shell of coconut. Also read: News18 Special: Why fugitive Mallya and Modi are being late in bringing India, know the reason from experts U Sijoy did a ‘Tool and Die Making’ course from ‘Neetur Technical Training Foundation’ (NTTF) and after that, he moved to Saudi Arabia to work. There, he worked to make molds in a big industry. In 2005, he returned to India. He saw around him that many people are living livelihood with the help of coconut. Some grow coconut, while someone sells coconut. He told The Better India website that those who work to sell raw coconut have to work hard to peel it. So, Sijey researched this and saw that to cut or peel coconut, is there a machine available? There were some machines but, she used to come in handy only for raw coconut. Also read: EPF is coming under the purview of income tax, then this remedy, more interest will be available Machine made after ten years of hard work After nearly 10 years of research and hard work, Sijoy made a special machine to peel coconut. This machine not only peeling a coconut in 40 seconds, but also cuts its mild rigid peel in the shape of one millimeter, which can be fed to animals in the form of fodder. For this, he prepared a prototype of the machine first using his training course knowledge and his work experience in Saudi Arabia. In 2015, he filed a patent for his prototype. In the year 2017, he received a patent.
Coconut after peeling from Sijoy’s machine (Photo Credit: The Better India)
Partnership with supermarket started after making machine Sijoy has resolved his business in the name of ‘Kukkos Industries’. He also partnered with several supermarkets to sell peeled coconut. He used to buy coconut from the local people and gave the supermarket with coconut peeled at the rate of 30 rupees. But, after a few months he stopped it. According to him, he wanted that it was necessary to improve it according to the market for more earning from this machine. After this, Sijoy has made some changes in the machine. He has now installed a 750 watt motor in it so that 60 to 80 coconut can be sprayed in an hour. He says, “Professional models are not available in the market yet. But when I make all the changes, I will provide some machines in Thrissur district. For a year, I will look at the work of the machine, if there is any problem, I will fix it, prepare a last model, which can be sold across the country. ”
Waste to Wealth Mission: A technical team of the office of Principal Scientific Advisor to the Government of India along with senior representatives of East Delhi Municipal Corporation and Central Road Research Institute visited three sites. ,Read more
A municipal corporation will have the first unique project to build a road with solid waste in the country.
New Delhi. With the waste of Ghazipur Landfill Site, East Delhi Municipal Corporation will now prepare the road. Eastern Corporation will start it as a pilot project in collaboration with Central Road Research Institute.
About 25,000 metric tons of Legacy Waste will be used as a road construction of about one kilometer long in Kalyanpuri. This will be its first unique project to build a road with solid waste of a municipal corporation in the country.
According to the information, a technical team of the office of the Principal Scientific Advisor of the Government of India along with senior representatives of East Delhi Municipal Corporation and Central Road Research Institute visited three sites. But for this, Kalyan Puri has been finalized as Pilot Project Road. The pilot project is being developed under the Sapanda Mission from the garbage of the office of the Chief Scientific Advisor.
Waste to Wealth Mission (West to Wealth Mission) is one of the nine scientific missions of the Prime Minister’s Science Technology and Innovation Advisory Council (Prime Minister’s Science, Technology, and Innovation Advisory Council, which is the basis of technologies from garbage, recognizing the technologies from garbage, by testing on the activities.
The mission has identified the Ghazipur dapping site as a priority. In this pilot road, East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) will give separate waste from the landfill site to fill the pits and road construction, which will reduce its height by reducing the amount of waste from the landfill site.
At the same time, the road can be built by using waste creatively. Also, in the construction of this pilot road, the Central Road Research Institute will give technical support by giving it a line.
Rishabh Prabh, a student of class 9th of Bengaluru, has started the water mission. Rishabh has saved water in schools, hotels and homes with the trick of planting aratter in tap tap. Due to this, the average water bill of a house was reduced by 30 percent …Read more
Rishabh giving a presentation of the unique idea of water savings (Photo Credit The Better India)
New Delhi. Water is life. All water without water. We have come to hear these things since childhood, but it had a profound impact on 14 -year -old Rishabh. To deal with the water crisis, Rishabh adopted such a trick, which saved 70 lakh liters of water in just one year. Not only this, the water bill in homes also reduced by 30 percent. Rishabh Prabhbh, a 14 -year -old student studying in class 9th of National Academy for Learning, Bengaluru, has started the water mission. Under this, Rishabh installed two hotels, his school and his housing society taps’. The aitor is small mechanical devices, which are fitted in the tap. They mix the air with water and ensure that the flow of water coming from the tap remains stable, then whatever the pressure. If the taps supply 15 liters of water per minute, if the aitor is installed, it reduces the supply of water to six liters per minute. These devices can save 1,274 liters of water in a month.
Idea came like this In 2019, Rishabh participated in a social initiative of ‘1 million for 1 billion’ (1M1B), a United Nations recognized organization. Here he studied various environment related issues. The Better India has published an article on this subject. Rishabh told the website that he read on many issues like air pollution, but water scarcity was a problem that he himself has seen in Bengaluru. Many ponds are drying up here and many houses also have water problems. After this, to understand this problem at the grassroots level, Rishabh spoke to many organizations, activists and watersheds of Bengaluru. He understood that along with the growing population, the demand for water is also increasing, but its supply is much less than the demand. Therefore, there is only one solution to this problem that water consumption is reduced. Also read: This young man has a brain behind the startups in which Tata invests
Saving 3 to 4 liters of water per minute from the sink of the kitchen through the aitor When Rishabh did research, it was found that at the domestic level, the best way to reduce water consumption is to fit the aitor in the water tap. Typically, 6 liters of water is released from our kitchen sink and tap in the bathroom and can reduce it by 3 or 4 liters by the aitor. For this testing, Rishabh put an aitor in his grandmother’s house in Bengaluru. He could not install an aitor in his house because in his building, the water bill of 17 houses comes. Which is divided into everyone. In such a situation, they are unable to properly guess the savings in water and the bill cuts.
Water bill reduced by 30 percent in just one month in grandmother’s house According to Rishabh, only one month after fitting of an aitor, we saw a cut of up to 30% in the water bill of grandmother’s house. Earlier his bill used to come to about 340 rupees but it has come down to 250 rupees. After this, he contacted the Residents Association of his Housing Society and gave this solution. Then two arators were fitted in each apartment. Each house paid for the aitor, which was worth around Rs 300 per unit. Rishabh says that this reduced water consumption in the society within a year and saved 20 lakh liters of water. After this, Rishabh contacted two Marriott Hotels in Cochin, Kerala. Here too, both hotels saved about 50 lakh liters of water in a year.
Target to save one crore liters of water this year On this success, Rishabh contacted his school principal Indira Jaikrishnan. Rishabh’s idea has carried forward the school initiative further. In the year 2021, Rishabh is expecting his initiative to reach more schools, hotels, cinemas across the city and malls. Their purpose is to help save one crore liters of water in the city.
A 15 -year -old boy from Belgaum has prepared an electric bike during school being closed in lockdown. This boy named Prathamesh Sutara also took help of his father. Prepare this bike after spending only 25 thousand rupees.
Prathamesh has prepared this bike during school exemption due to lockdown.
Belgaum The year 2020 was no less than a long holiday for children around the world. This was a period for him when he enjoyed fiercely, got entangled in computer games. However, a 15 -year -old child made a good use of this holiday. Prathamesh Sutara is a resident of Nipani taluk of Belgaum district, who has made an electric bike on his own in the midst of this epidemic. On this electric bike, you can cover a distance of up to 40 kilometers after charging once.
Actually, Prathamesh thought about some creative work during the lockdown among the epidemic. He asked his parents to prepare an electric bike. Prathamesh’s father Prakash Sutara was happy to hear that his son is going to do some kind of work. Prakash Sutara is an electrician. Prathamesh was fully supported by his family.
Parts made by collecting goods from junk After this, Prathamesh started gathering all those junk, which could be used to make them bikes. Since, his father himself is an electrician, he got most of the essential items from his father’s garage. After this, Prathamesh made 48 voltage LID ACID battery. Apart from this, he prepared one motor each of 48 voltage and 750 watt and one electric rechargeable motor.
Internet helped Talking to News18, Prathamesh Sutara said, ‘In today’s time, fuel prices are touching the sky and common people cannot spend so much. Lockdown and even then I sat at home. After the school was closed, I thought of doing something by myself. After this I prepared an electric bike with the help of my father. For this, I also did some research on the internet so that I could get the right information.
Spend only 25 thousand rupees Prathamesh has spent only Rs 25,000 to prepare this bike. If you look at the price of electric bike available in the market, it is very economical.
Pratheesh said, ‘Once charged it, it gives a mileage of 40 km. The maximum speed of this bike is 40 kilometers per hour. There is also a special thing that this bike also has reverse gear.
Proudly wide father’s chest Prakash Sutara proudly says this achievement of his son, ‘I am very happy for my son because he used his free time for good work. Even after being an electrician, I myself did not know much about the electric bike mechanism. During this adventure, I have got to learn a lot from my son too. I hope that one day it will do something big, so that we will be proud of it.
Start-up Success Story: A youth living in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, left a good salary job of multinational company and started a startup for grocery stores. Now with this startup, he has about 5 annually …Read more
The 31 -year -old Vaibhav has helped to increase their earnings by rejuvenating more than 100 grocery stores in about a dozen cities.
New Delhi. It is said that time keeps changing and over time, many changes have to be brought in itself. Sanjay Aggarwal, who lives in Saharanpur in Uttar Pradesh, and his son has fully followed this. About 14 years ago, in 2006, Sanjay Aggarwal decided to enlarge his 10×20 square feet grocery store to 1,500 square feet. But, even after this upgrade, there was no significant boom in his business. Sanjay’s son Vaibhav Aggarwal saw that his father could neither earn adequate profits even after so much hard work nor could they further the business. Losses, lack of capital and low investment continuously weakened their business. Seeing this struggle of his father, 31 -year -old Vaibhav helped him. Apart from this, Vaibhav has rejuvenated more than 100 grocery stores in a dozen cities today. Thus he started his startup – the grocery store company -. In the last two years, he has made a revenue of about 5 crore rupees from this startup.
Vaibhav says that his father was the only person to earn at home and he used to run a grocery store in Saharanpur under the name ‘Kamla Store’. After completing engineering in 2013, Vaibhav worked with his father at the store for a few months and then started working in a multinational company in Mysore through campus platesment. The experience of Mysore’s retail market proved to be completely new to him. Vaibhav, who lives here in connection with the work, found that there are smart stores here. The product mix and chain system is very different for these stores.
Leaving multinational company and 10 thousand rupees salary job After shopping at these stores itself, he got the idea of how he can do his father’s store better. Vaibhav quit his job after knowing about these stores for about a year and after some thought. In 2014, he became a sales manager at a salary of Rs 10,000 in a retail company in Saharanpur itself. Vaibhav says that during this time he understood from the logistics of the retail market to how his product mixes change with space and distance. They found that the product mix changes every 1 km away. Even there is a difference between the presentation and packaging. After seeing all this, many business ideas started coming in Vaibhav’s blank, but he was not in the mood to quit the job once again.
Retail stores learned from studies and work experience In the era of 2014-15, there was a boom in the startup industry, but they did not have much information about it. To understand the concept, he decided to do a masters in business management in Delhi. Here with the help of academics and faculty, it helped them shape their idea. He could know about many other cases due to the grocery retail market and unorganized sector. After completing the Masters degree, in 2017, he started work in an FMCG company in Delhi. From this job, he got information about the retail market in 6 states including Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh. He understood every small thing of product flow closely and prepared reports.
First rejuvenation of father’s store Vaibhav decided to leave this job within a year and bring changes in his father’s grocery store itself. By 2018, he made many changes in this store. He also prepared a software to gather information about the products of the products, the sale of the product and their inventory management in this store. From the store, he removed the products that were causing losses due to low sales and kept all the products in the store so that the customers are noticed. Thus, they increased the number of customers and their spending ability.
Fast of 100 stores in small cities Through Word-to-Mouth, this change in his store reached the people. In this way, a person requested to change his store in a similar way after seeing his store. After putting a little more emphasis through digital marketing, some more people demanded them to change their store. Thus Vaibhav launched his startup. Vaibhav says that till January 2021, he has changed the picture of more than 100 stores in about 12 cities. Most of these are from Tier-II and Tier-III cities. Regarding his experience, it is said that people are ready to make changes in grocery business, but they do not get such services through which they can get guidance. Most of the grocery store is going on from Dada or father. They have not changed with time and changing markets.
This startup works to erect a new store too Vaibhav’s startup only works to bring changes to the old store, but also helps to stand a new store from the beginning. With the help of this startup, customers also have the facility to take some products. Apart from fees, they charge Rs 1,000 per month from every store for software and analytics. The analytics report is released every 15 days so that the shopkeeper can make necessary changes in his shop. This helps in boosting business besides managing inventory.
What is the biggest challenge of this startup In FY 2019-20, this startup has created a revenue of Rs 1 crore. It is estimated to increase to Rs 5 crore by March 2020-21. Vaibhav further shows that the most difficult task of his business is how to prepare customers to make changes in their store. They have to give information about profits by making this change. Apart from this, customers also have to explain about the expenditure on it. This startup has changed many stores between Rs 7 lakh to Rs 30 lakh. In this, it takes them from 6 months to 1 year.
Filling all the conflicts, at the age of just 21, in the year 2015, Kajal established the company ‘Kajal Innovation and Technical Solutions (Kits, Kits)’. Robotics came after seeing a show related to robot on Doordarshan …Read more
Kajal entered robotics after watching a show related to robot on Doordarshan, made at the age of just 21 (photo credit: Your Story)
New Delhi. It is said that talent is not fascinated by anyone. She makes her own way. One such story is of Kajal Prakash Rajvaidya, born in Akola, a small town in Maharashtra. Clating with all the conflicts, obstacles and havoc, at the age of just 21, in 2015, Kajal established the company ‘Kajal Innovation and Technical Solutions’. Through innovation, Kajal’s company is now teaching technology like robotics, automation to students in the country’s renowned school-colleges and institutions. Kajal says that she had no business experience. The father used to run a Pantela. Father wanted to teach children a lot. But there was insistence on studies, so after teaching in the school of Zilla Parishad till the fourth class, he was admitted to Manutai Kanya Shala, four kilometer away. Fees are not charged from girls here. Kajal had to go on foot every day to come and go to school. There was not much income, so there was a time when he had to work as a private bank’s recurring agent.
Also read: Like a mobile phone, the job is upgraded all the time, it is important to know this mantra to stay up-to-date Doordarshan’s robot show becomes the turning point of life The turning point of Kajal’s life came when he saw a show related to robot on Doordarshan. What was it then Kajal also set a target of making robots. Kajal got admission in electronics in polytechnic and started fulfilling the robot’s target. During this time his family got into crisis. The father became unemployed. There was no ability to pay polytechnic fees. Nevertheless, the father arranged for a loan and enrolled in engineering college. Then Kajal prepared syllabus for new technology and went to the colleges of Pune and shared it with the students. Failure here was handed over but did not give up. After returning to Akola, somehow started to spend her expenses from sporadic works. Along with this, in the remaining time from coaching etc., she continued to learn robotics through the Internet. After some time, she went to primary schools and started taking robotics workshops of fifth class children. From here, Kajal started the kits company and started trying her hand in business.
Also read: Success Story: Taught Divyang in childhood, started to get the rights to the weak, now a turnover of 12 crores Clients of his company to Yemen, Singapore, America Kajal’s company has clients of his company till Yemen, Singapore, America. Gives children in various software based service including robotic, automation, biomedical instruments. It also provides service of electronic goods. When the national robotics competition took place in Mumbai, no one believed their success to see the students of ‘Kajal Innovation and Technical Solutions Kits’ winning the students of big English medium schools. Now these girls are preparing to represent India in America, with Kajal. He has received ITE’s Best Entrepreneur Award, USA’s Times Research Award and Startup India’s Agriculture Innovation Award. His company is one of the largest technical-professional skill development centers in Maharashtra. His company has trained one of the twenty techno-commercial professional in every twenty of the country.
There was a teacher in Kalahandi, Odisha, but in 2007, he quit his job to do paddy business. Even everything was fine but a new twist in his story came when he did an innovation. This makes them …Read more
In your mill, Vibhu changing rice husk into silica’s gaelie. (Photo Cretid: The Better India)
New Delhi. This is the story of Bibhu Sahu. But it is a little different from other stories. Bibhu is from Kalahandi of Odisha who lived in the news for a time due to starvation. There was a teacher in the same Kalahandi, but in 2007, he quit his job to do paddy business. Even everything was fine but a new twist in his story came when he did an innovation and earned Rs 20 lakh annually. The website of Bibhu, which converts rice husk into “black gold”, has been published by website The Better India. “Kalahandi is the second largest producer of rice in Odisha. There is about 50 lakh quintals of paddy cultivation every year. After the paddy business, I also decided to step into the rice mill business in the year 2014. There are dozens of para blowing companies, which treat rice. It produces a large number of husk. It is produced here every day. But after the husk was thrown in an open place, it was a lot of damage to the environment after the wind. I could not understand anything. Then, I did some research. I came to know that rice husk can be used as a thermal insulator in the steel industry. It contains 85% silica. Therefore, it is quite good for use in steel refractor. In this way, when burnt husk is used in the boiler, it does not cause too much pollution due to high temperatures. He had done research but the real problem was its implementation. Then I somehow raised money and also visited an Egyptian steel company. With a sample, he proposed to that company. He showed his interest and asked if it could be made available as powder. I said it would be difficult, because it can fly in the air. Then, after much deliberation, it was decided that the husk would be exported to a bullet. I had come to talk to the company but a new challenge came to light. I did not know how the bullet is made from it. So I called experts from many states like Maharashtra, Gujarat, West Bengal. However, no results came out. Also contacted a poultry farm to understand the process of making the palette. However, this effort also went in vain. For the next few months, I just put all my resources on research. I thought my concept is not practical and I almost gave up. But, at the same time, one of my staff sought some time to resolve it. After this, he went to his village and came with four people. Then, with his help we did some experiments and we succeeded. Initially it took a few weeks to make the palette in the right size. Our pellets were in shapes of 1 mm to 10 mm. Now I wrote emails to companies from France, Germany, Italy, South Korea, Australia, Taiwan and United Kingdom to consume this consignment. Eventually our first batch went to Saudi Arabia in 2019. Companies liked this product quite well, because the pellet was burnt quite well. Also, they were quite cheap and their quality was good. In the year 2019, I earned 20 lakh rupees by selling 100 tonnes of pellets. In this way, we turned the husk into black gold.
