From Village Dreams to Small Business Success

Empower Young Entrepreneurs in Rural India – One Child, One Dream at a Time

In the remote tribal village of Dubla, Jharkhand, something extraordinary is happening. Two young boys—Rajkumar Lohar (10) and Ranjeet Munda (13)—didn’t wait for opportunity to knock. With just ₹850, basic life skills, and guidance from Project Anchal, they opened a small snack shop while still in school!

Their parents are daily-wage labourers. School was a long walk away. Money was hard to come by. But what they lacked in resources, they made up for in ambition.

Now, they’ve become role models for other children—and proof that even the smallest spark can light the way out of poverty.

Why This Matters

In India, millions of rural youth face limited opportunities and are often forced to drop out of school or migrate for survival. But with the right support, they can become self-reliant entrepreneurs who uplift not just themselves, but entire communities.

• 12–15% of Indian youth are already leaning toward entrepreneurship
• With the right life skills, guidance, and small financial support, the number of young entrepreneurs can rise dramatically.
• Your support helps prevent school dropouts, unsafe migration, and child labour

Your Impact, Rupee by Rupee:

• ₹1,000 → Entrepreneurial skills training for one child
• ₹2,500 → A full start-up kit for a youth-led small business
• ₹5,000 → Market exposure trips + ongoing mentorship

Rajkumar and Ranjeet started small—you can help thousands more do the same.

"We didn’t know kids could run a business. Now we earn, save, and feel proud."

— Rajkumar, Age 10

 This isn’t charity. It’s transformation.

 Your donation is a seed that grows confidence, independence, and a future.