12th Pass Yogesh Bamle Turns Entrepreneur, Creates Jobs with ₹1 Lakh Loan

• Yogesh Bamle, a 12th-pass from Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh, started his entrepreneurial journey with a ₹1 lakh loan.
• Initially selling slippers on footpaths, he identified a market gap and decided to open a readymade garment shop.
• With parental support, he established his shop in Gujarati Samaj Market, selling trending clothes sourced from Delhi, Mumbai, and Agra.
• His shop offers shirts and pants ranging from ₹500 to ₹1500, attracting customers with affordable prices and good collections.
• Now 31, Yogesh earns ₹4-5 lakh annually and provides employment to three people, aspiring to create more job opportunities.

Why It Matters: Yogesh Bamle's journey from footpath vendor to successful entrepreneur highlights the power of determination and vision.