A mother’s flight: the peak of entrepreneurship with the village’s kitchen

To become a mother is the identity of responsibility and love. But when a mother fulfills her dreams while taking care of her family, she becomes a strong example. Puja Chavan of Pune is the heroine of one such motivational journey. During the Korona period, when many people lost their jobs, Pooja started a brand of food being cooked at home called ‘Gavari Kitchen’. This enterprise was started with an initial capital of only Rs 25 lakh. This person with a capital of Rs 5,000 is doing business of millions of rupees today. This success is not only a symbol of worship, but also of their confidence and continuity.

The name ‘Gavari Kitchen’ reminds us of the delicious and healthy food culture of the village. Pooja initially started selling traditional things like pickles, papad, contract and laddus from her home. Orders started coming through social media and the taste emanating from his kitchen touched the hearts of people.

Pooja faced many difficulties in this journey of success. At the same time, he faced the responsibilities of planning home, children and planning business. But he did not give up. She says, “If you want to dream, then you have to leave sleep!”

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‘Gram Kitchen’ is no longer limited to worship. He held up 15 women of his village and provided them employment. His dream is to make women from the villages of Maharashtra financially independent. This story of Pooja tells that no matter how difficult the situation is, if the will power and hard work, then you definitely get success. ‘Gavari kitchen’ is not just a brand, it is a symbol of motherhood, pride on tradition and empowerment of rural women.