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People -
Street Business
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Written by Binesh Kutty
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Monday, 01 March 2010 00:00 |
Ramesh Waman (55) is just another farmer and there is nothing special about him as such. But spend a day with him, like I did, and you realize the commonalities between an entrepreneur and a farmer
It is a pleasant January morning and we take a walk in the farmlands located in Adgaon, which...
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People -
Street Business
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Written by Yamini Upereti
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Monday, 01 February 2010 00:00 |
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Imran, a young man from Kashmir, quit his job to get into the family business of shawls and carpets, the journey that he is quite enjoying.
Imran Hussain Meer, a businessman from Kashmir, shares a smile as he displays the exquisite range of pashmina products such as shawl, scarves and stoles.
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People -
Street Business
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Written by Vivek Kumar
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Monday, 01 February 2010 00:00 |
Having spent three decades making duplicate keys, this woman entrepreneur from a small town in Punjab relies on her expertise and pricing strategy to keep the business going
Shimla Devi is a micro-entrepreneur, who guesses that she could be 60 years old, is in the business of making duplicate...
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People -
Street Business
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Written by Vivek Kumar
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Tuesday, 01 December 2009 00:00 |
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The dynamics of how chai-walas manage this small-scale but extremely popular business, which is omnipresent in India
Tea (Chai, Chaya) is undoubtedly the singular most consumed beverage in all Indian households. India is the one of the largest producers of tea in the world.
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People -
Street Business
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Written by Aswathi Muralidharan
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Sunday, 01 November 2009 00:00 |
The puppetry business, once lucrative, is now sobbing on the fringes. However, some artists are still trying hard to keep the art alive while making ends meet
The spiraling and dingy lanes of Katputli Colony, a slum cluster in New Delhi, are inhabited by nearly 12,000 artists—puppeteers...
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