Savitri is a married woman who has studied up to the 5th standard and lives in an urban area with her husband, Satnu, and their two school-going children. Her husband works as a daily wager/factory worker and earns an average monthly income of around ₹10,000, which is insufficient to meet the growing needs of the family. The household expenses range between ₹5,000 and ₹10,000 per month, leaving the family in a constant financial struggle.
The family lives in a semi-pukka/semi-kachha house and belongs to the BPL category. Despite owning their house, they do not have basic household assets such as a fridge, washing machine, or vehicle. Savitri herself works as a daily wager whenever possible, but irregular work o.... Read More
Savitri has prior experience in the cloth business and possesses good knowledge of selling garments. She is confident, motivated, and willing to work hard to improve her family’s financial condition. With two dependent children whose education is supported through government and RTE schools, Savitri strongly feels the need for a stable and reliable source of income to ensure a better future for them.
She now aspires to start her own cloth store, which she believes has good business potential in her area. Establishing a cloth shop will allow her to use her existing skills, work independently, and generate a steady income. Her family is fully supportive of her decision to start the business.
With the required support to set up the cloth store, Savitri will be able to reduce her family’s financial stress, contribute to household expenses, and provide better educational and living opportunities for her children. This support will help her move towards economic stability, self-reliance, and a more secure future for her family.
