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Dry-fruit hampers, puja items, sweets supply and ethnic wear can turn about ₹1 lakh of festive stock into side income. Here are the margins reported, a real candle example, and the mistakes to avoid.
Uttar Pradesh's Mahila Udyami Credit Yojana offers SHG women interest-free loans of up to ₹1 lakh in three steps. Here is who qualifies, how the money is released and what it can realistically start.
PFRDA plans to open NPS accounts for gig workers on the e-shram database, with contributions as low as ₹99. Here is how the e-shramik model works and what riders and side hustlers should know.
Sujata Bhuyan, a homemaker in Sambalpur, now produces 25-30 tonnes of fish a year in Hirakud reservoir cages. Here is how training and PMMSY support built her income.
Dipali Raut sold drumsticks at ₹80 a kilo, then turned the same moringa leaves into powder priced near ₹2,000 a kilo, using a home mixer, Instagram and ₹5,000.
Two Pune techies on ₹12 LPA+ tried Rapido rides for fun and made ₹900 and ₹500. Redseer's survey of 2,250 gig workers shows what part-time gig work really pays in India.
Kamal Tolani left a ₹25 LPA corporate job to sell fashion jewellery online. His first 30 days brought ₹48,582 in sales, almost all from Amazon. Here is what the numbers do and don't tell you.
An ex-Zomato employee says four income streams brought her ₹2,28,892 in September. Here is the breakdown, what was still unpaid, and what it means if you want to try it from India.
A former Amazon data scientist says writing on X built a business with $200,000 in profit over three years, with only 10,000 followers. Here is how the model works and how to test it from India.
A Varanasi tutor earning ₹9,000 a month started a cloud kitchen. Here are the reported numbers, what they leave out, and what to check before you try it.
A Varanasi bank employee grew a tiffin service from 20 to 291 customers and still goes to work. The reported numbers, the gaps, and what to copy.
A 27-year-old banker turned a free New York run club into a side hustle with over $640,000 in revenue. He kept none of it. Here is how the money works, and what Indian run club organisers can learn.
