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The latest · BengaluruRochelle Rozario builds businesses around how modern families actually liveLatest
A first export order. A lake cleaned up. A student through to a national final. Small on a national scale, and the whole story where it happened.
The Bengaluru entrepreneur co-founded real estate developer Dream Stone and started Return On Life, which helps working mothers carry less of a household's mental load. Both begin with the same question: what does an ordinary day really look like?
Profiles
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Packages traditional Kerala condiments and ready-to-cook mixes with no added preservatives.
An association of about 190 small garment units producing denim for wholesale markets across South India.
A nursing college of about 300 students with clinical rotations across government and mission hospitals in the district.
A government polytechnic offering diplomas in mechanical, electrical and electronics engineering to about 900 women students.
Runs part-load road freight and a shared rail siding for small manufacturers around the Butibori industrial area.
An aided secondary school of about 700 students, known locally for its science and mathematics teaching.
Locations
Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 — a district town counts as much here as a metro.
Industries
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