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Success Stories Of Indians Through Their Hard Work And Dedications.

My dear friends, I would like to share a few stories of success by our Indian enterpruners here. The purpose of this blog is to inspire, motivate, encourage enterprunerships and self employment which is the only hope under the present unemployment blues. All it needs a self will, determination, dedication and guts to venture out in full.

Here is a true story of 63 year old Mr.Dilip Kapur founder president of "Hidesign" an international brand holder for Leather bags and ventured in to manufacturing accessories like sunglasses, pens etc.,

Mr.Dilip Kapur's father had a shoe manufacturing factory at Delhi and it was sold by his mother to another so that they want to settle down at Pondicherry Aurobindu ashram. At that time Dilip kapur was just 5 years old and at the age of 15 he moved out of country to USA for his studies in the year 1964. He passed out Phd.in International affairs. He prefered to come back to India and worked for about 9 months in a leather factory.

His fascinations to design leather bags as a hobby turned out in to a business venture when his first bag designed by him was offered a fancy price of Rs.300 by his friend.

Then he decided to enter in to manufacturing leather bags with an investment of Rs.25000 under the brand name Hidesign in 1978 and wanted to use eco friendly vegetable tanning instead of chemical tanning. He first employed a cobbler Mr.Murugayan. Then Murugayan brought his nephew Mani, the third employee was 16 year old pramila. Mani & Pramila got married and even now after 32 years they work in his factory.

Today his business worth over Rs.100 crore with 62 exclusive showrooms and a distribution network in 23 nations employing about 2000 workers.
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The story of Amritsar born Mr.Simmarpal Singh who studied his Bsc (Honours) in Agriculture from Guru Nanak Dev University there and later a Masters in Rural Management from IRMA, Anand. Before coming to Argentina, he was working in Mozambique, Ivory Coast and Ghana and is fluent in Spanish. Simmarpal, his architect-wife Harpreet Kaur and their two children moved to Argentina in 2005 to buy peanuts for his company, Olam, a $5.6 billion firm into agri-business. 

He is now Known as the ‘Peanut Prince of Argentina’, Simmarpal grows the nut over 12,000 hectares and soya and corn over 5,000 acre in the Rio Cuarto area of Cordoba province, about 1,000 km from Argentina’s capital, Buenos Aires. Simmarpal employs 140 persons to work on his company’s farms and plans to expand operations to diversify into wheat and pulses’ cultivation. 

Recently when our Agricultural Minister Sharad Pawar, Punjab C.M.Sukhbir Singh Badal and his delegation visited Argentina, they were welcomed by Simmarpal.

Indian Ambassador to Argentina, Rengaraj Viswanathan has described Simmarpal as a role model for success in agribusiness in his blog. “The role model has become the target pursuit of hot Argentine models. When they see his flashy red turban, they chase him; they follow his car and stalk him everywhere... When I visited Rio Cuarto County Club on May 16 last year, the Argentine players asked me where they could buy a turban and how to wear it. I asked them the reason for this interest. They showed me a villa within the country club complex and said ‘Here lives an Indian Maharaja. He looks handsome with his turban. When he goes to the nightclubs, he gets premium service and gets it free because they think he is a Maharaja’,” wrote the Ambassador about his first meeting with Simmarpal. 

Impressed with Simmarpal’s success, Sukhbir Singh Badal wants Punjab to explore the option of soya farming as part of diversification. India imported soya oil worth $1.4 billion from Argentina alone in the first seven months of this year. 

 

Some more success stories click these links. 
Meet the world's youngest CEO 


The 14-year-old Suhas Gopinath started Globals Inc ten years ago from a cyber cafe in Bengaluru, he didn't know that he had become the youngest CEO in the world. Today, Globals is a multi-million dollar company with offices in the United States, India, Canada, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, Spain, Australia, Singapore and the Middle East and has 100 employees in India and 56 abroad. Among the several honours that have been bestowed upon this young man, the most prestigious is the invitation to be a member of the Board of the ICT Advisory Council of the World Bank.


Once penniless in Mumbai, now a crorepati!

From studying under streetlamps to CEO of US firm!


She quit Rs 60-lakh job to become an entrepreneur



This Rs 10.2 cr company started with a 12K camera
Their 5-crore T-shirt venture started with 25 lakh

He dropped out of engineering to serve his country

Entrepreneurship without passion may not succeed. Passion, Perfection and Profits are the key to success.

Subbu

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