Kaushalya is a member of the Maa Saraswati Self-Help Group (SHG) and hails from an economically disadvantaged family background. Published: July 9, 2024 2:04 PM IST By As they say lotus blooms in the mud, the real success comes in life only during critical moments. Yes, you heard it right, we are talking about Kaushalya Dawar, a 26-year-old entrepreneur and proud owner of a small boutique.
Her story will inspire you. The literacy rate in Bijasan village in Madhya Pradesh stands at 47.87%, with 58.
85% of males and 36.26% of females being literate, reflecting both the challenges and potential of rural communities in the country. Despite several efforts to enhance the infrastructure and lifestyle in the region, many residents are still struggling to achieve economic prosperity.
In such a scenario, an inspiring narrative emerges from a village under Barwani Block Panchayat. The source of the inspiring story is Kaushalya Dawar, a 26-year-old entrepreneur and proud owner of a small boutique. While the term ‘boutique’ may typically conjure images of shops featuring high-end fashionable clothing or accessories, Kaushalya’s establishment aims to provide women in her village with an opportunity to purchase high-quality beauty products, accessories, and clothing at reasonable prices.
Kaushalya is a member of the Maa Saraswati Self-Help Group (SHG) and hails from an economically disadvantaged family background. Unfortunately, she couldn’t pursue education beyond the 8th class due.
