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How a local mechanic in Unnao built his own automobile workshop
Devender Gaur, a resident on Deen Dayal College Road in Unnao district, Uttar Pradesh, operates a small automobile workshop that provides routine vehicle servicing, along with denting, painting, and basic engine repairs. The business caters largely to local car owners who need regular maintenance rather than specialised or high-end work.Before starting on his own, Gaur spent his time around workshops, learning the trade informally. His brother runs a garage, and living and working alongside him gave Gaur practical exposure to how repairs were done, how customers were handled, and how daily operations were managed. Over time, his familiarity with tools, parts, and common vehicle problems began to feel less like assistance and more like a skill he could rely on independently.Turning experience into a decisionThe thought of running his own unit did not emerge suddenly, as Gaur had been working in the sector for a while. The idea became more concrete after he came across information about Mukhyamantri Yuva Udyami Vikas Abhiyan (CM YUVA) Yojana on social media. Curious but unsure, he approached the District Industries Centre to understand how the process worked. There, he gathered information, attended training sessions, and began preparing documents.He then approached a bank with a project… Read MoreYourStory RSS Feed
How a home-run beauty service grew into a local salon in...
For Meera Maurya, the decision to start a beauty business was not a single moment of ambition but a gradual response to her circumstances. Based in Aamghat, near the Women’s Degree College in Ghazipur district, she began working from home in 2015, balancing household responsibilities in a joint family with a growing urge to do something of her own.Before marriage, Maurya had completed her schooling up to intermediate level. Her interest in beauty work existed since earlier, shaped by observation and a habit of learning small skills on her own. After marriage and the birth of her child, the idea became more practical: she began offering basic services from a small setup inside her house.The early phase was cautious and slow. She invested little, relied on word of mouth, and focused on improving her technique. Alongside serving clients, she started training local girls, sharing what she had learned. The combination of practice and teaching pushed her to upgrade her skills further through formal courses, taken over time as finances allowed.A business built on services and trainingToday, Maurya runs a neighbourhood salon that offers personal grooming and beauty services, while also functioning as a small training centre. The business provides threading,… Read MoreYourStory RSS Feed



















