Bindulekha S faced financial struggles after her garment business collapsed due to Covid-19. She borrowed Rs 50,000 and started making pickles, quickly gaining popularity and expanding her product range. Support from organizations helped her improve food-processing techniques and marketing strategies. Bindulekha’s venture, Shri Krishna Pickles, now includes several women and a roadside eatery. Her business recently earned national recognition for its quality and variety at a major food fair. Bindulekha S faced financial struggles after her garment business collapsed due to Covid-19. She borrowed Rs 50,000 and started making pickles, quickly gaining popularity and expanding her product range. Support from organizations helped her improve food-processing techniques and marketing strategies. Bindulekha’s venture, Shri Krishna Pickles, now includes several women and a roadside eatery. Her business recently earned national recognition for its quality and variety at a major food fair.
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