Satna Youth Turns ₹3 Lakh into ₹15 Lakh Organic Business, Inspires Entrepreneurs

• Chiranjeev Tiwari from Satna quit his job to launch an organic food processing business, "Vindhya Vihan," during the COVID pandemic.
• He identified a market need for unadulterated food and started with a ₹2.5 lakh mustard oil machine, self-packaging his products.
• Initially investing ₹3 lakh, his venture grew significantly, benefiting from the Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) loan.
• Vindhya Vihan now processes and sells organic oil, flour, millets, papad, and jaggery, achieving a turnover of over ₹15 lakh.
• The business directly employs about eight people, showcasing how limited capital and hard work can lead to substantial success and job creation.

Why It Matters: With vision, hard work, and government support, limited resources can build a thriving business.