Student Starts Tea Stall With Rs 500 Investment

Janakpurdham. 25-year-old Utsav Gupta of Janakpurdham-11, Janaki Chowk is studying at BBS level. Along with studies, he is also interested in social service. Whether it is studies or social service - money has to be managed first. Utsav's family's financial condition is not very good. There are 4 people in his family. Father Munna works in a company in India while mother Sangita is disabled. She has opened a beauty parlor. Sister Unnati is studying at Plus Two. The income of father and mother somehow fulfills the household needs. Utsav did not have a source of income for himself and his sister's study expenses, interest in social service, daily pocket expenses, etc. He also did not have capital to do business. Four years ago, before the Vivah Panchami fair, Utsav, along with his friends, arranged to serve free tea to the devotees. For two days, they served tea to the devotees coming on the occasion of Vivah Panchami. While boiling tea for the devotees, an idea struck him - to run a tea shop. For this, not much investment is needed, no big plan needs to be made. Utsav did not find it a big challenge to run a tea shop. He consulted his friends about this. Everyone encouraged him. Seven days after Vivah Panchami ended, he rented a shutter and started a tea business.

Tea shop opened with an investment of 500 rupees