COVER STORY
Bengaluru-based Forus is making eyecare accessible in rural areas with its portable, cost- effective device
September 1, 2012
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Outlook Business Magazine - September 1, 2012
Bengaluru-based Forus is making eyecare accessible in rural areas with its portable, cost- effective device
Kinara Capital provides small ticket loans to enterprising SMEs that lack access to formal bank credit
SMV Wheels makes it possible for Varanasi-based rickshawallahs to purchase their own vehicles
Depressed by your dingy office or home? Skyshade has the solution — its lighting systems not only bring in natural light but reduce your energy costs too
Sudiksha runs schools that offer quality education to kids from bottom-of-the-pyramid families
Solar-powered water pumps promise prosperity to small salt producers in the Rann of Kutch
Arghya Banerjee quit his lucrative career in investment banking to start a primary school that would emphasise learning through logical reasoning
Kautilya Phytoextracts is helping small farmers supplement their income by growing medicinal plants and breeding rabbits
The Village Store’s strategy of setting up incense making units offers hope in backward and Naxal-infected areas
Generating savings for clients through innovative solutions is GIBSS’ forte
Bodhicrew helps unemployed rural youth gain employment as domestic help in upmarket Delhi homes
Rose Academy is bridging the digital divide by imparting computer education to rural youth
Artoo’s software solution to speed up loan disbursals is a hit. Now it’s extending its expertise to other sectors
Bhushan Agro’s unique lease-your-land concept is quietly gaining acceptance among farmers — no mean achievement in a country where land is dearer than lives
Hyderabad-based Aarusha Homes is doing its bit to provide affordable accommodation
Empower Pragati, with governments and corporates, is training young Indians for jobs
Sikshana is helping children stay in school and better their performance by developing their all-round skills
Bengaluru-based Forus is making eyecare accessible in rural areas with its portable, cost- effective device
Wonder Grass is looking at gaining scale by making bamboo houses more affordable
Kinara Capital provides small ticket loans to enterprising SMEs that lack access to formal bank credit
SMV Wheels makes it possible for Varanasi-based rickshawallahs to purchase their own vehicles
Depressed by your dingy office or home? Skyshade has the solution — its lighting systems not only bring in natural light but reduce your energy costs too
Mann De shi Mahila Sahakari Bank has struck a pot of gold through altruism
Sudiksha runs schools that offer quality education to kids from bottom-of-the-pyramid families
Solar-powered water pumps promise prosperity to small salt producers in the Rann of Kutch
Arghya Banerjee quit his lucrative career in investment banking to start a primary school that would emphasise learning through logical reasoning
Kautilya Phytoextracts is helping small farmers supplement their income by growing medicinal plants and breeding rabbits
The Village Store’s strategy of setting up incense making units offers hope in backward and Naxal-infected areas
Zamindara Farm Solutions’ pay-as-you-go model helps small farmers avoid a debt trap
Generating savings for clients through innovative solutions is GIBSS’ forte
Bodhicrew helps unemployed rural youth gain employment as domestic help in upmarket Delhi homes
Priyadarshini Taxi is of and by women, but for everybody
Rose Academy is bridging the digital divide by imparting computer education to rural youth
Artoo’s software solution to speed up loan disbursals is a hit. Now it’s extending its expertise to other sectors
ONergy sells customised solar power solutions to rural homes in East India
Bhushan Agro’s unique lease-your-land concept is quietly gaining acceptance among farmers — no mean achievement in a country where land is dearer than lives
Hyderabad-based Aarusha Homes is doing its bit to provide affordable accommodation
Empower Pragati, with governments and corporates, is training young Indians for jobs
What started as a personal quest has become a one-stop shop for all-natural products
Sikshana is helping children stay in school and better their performance by developing their all-round skills
AgSri’s innovative solutions are ensuring bountiful gains for farmers
