From being the go-to destination for Yamuna Nagar, Haryana’s fashionistas looking for Bollywood-inspired fashion to facing a devastating setback due to illness, 34-year-old Rajwant’s journey has been nothing sort of extraordinary. After months of battling hardships, Rajwant’s health has improved, and she is eager to reignite her passion for fashion. Fueled by decade-old past success, Rajwant is all set to relaunch her boutique and create a bright future for herself and her family.
Securing a rented space for her boutique was just the beginning of Rajwant’s grand comeback. To reconnect with her loyal customer base, Rajwant also devised a comprehensive marketing strategy, personally reaching out to old clients and leveraging the power of WhatsApp messages.
“Desperate for a solution, I discovered a glimmer of hope in Mahila Money where I could avail of a business loan specifically tailored for women entrepreneurs.” – Rajwant Kaur
However, the significant hurdle on Rajwant’s path to success was acquiring the necessary capital to execute her ambitious plans. With her husband’s modest monthly income of INR 23K, he works as a railway technician, medical expenses depleted their savings. She was worried about both her kids and burdening her family. Rajwant informs, “Desperate for a solution, I discovered a glimmer of hope in Mahila Money where I could avail of a business loan specifically tailored for women entrepreneurs. Without hesitation, I promptly applied for the loan, and my request for INR 30K was swiftly approved.”
“I used the business loan amount to buy relevant material required in my boutique like button-making machines, thread boxes, machine oil, and laces.” – Rajwant Kaur
“I used the loan amount to buy relevant material required in my boutique like button-making machines, thread boxes, machine oil, and laces. These small things add big value to the process of stitching, letting her complete orders with quality raw materials. I have also envisioned a complete transformation, from renovating the premises to acquiring essential equipment such as sewing machines, semi-stitched suit pieces, and a bunch of other necessities,” says Rajwant.
As Rajwant embarks on this remarkable journey of achieving financial independence, she approaches every step thoughtfully. Her experience with illness has shifted her perspective, fueling her determination to make her relaunch worth the hard work. At Mahila Money, we stand by Rajwant’s side, cheering her on as she fearlessly embraces life as a business woman. Together, we believe in her ability to triumph and build a future defined by her persistent #JiyoApneDumPe spirit.
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