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Ronak Patel

Stealth • 4m

EPITOME OF NEW INDIA This is a story of boy dropped out of school after failing in sixth standard, the story of a teacher guiding this boy to the track, the story of a father who could not even achieve 3 meals a day, this is the story of a company w

Ronak Patel

Stealth • 4m

Musthafa lived in the village where there was only single school, and when he failed in class six, he dropped out and worked with his father, his father was a labourer in Wayanad, Kerala, digging up ginger roots, cleaning it and loading in onto truck

Ronak Patel

Stealth • 4m

He got job of ₹14,000/month, "Why, your first month's pay is more than what I earn all year", his father exclaimed. He enrolled for a business degree in IIM-B with the intend of eventually starting a firm Later he saw his cousin selling idli batter in plastic with a rubber on top, and a lot of wastage with customer complaints Later, Together with his cousin and with ₹50,000 in savings they started iD Fresh Food (iD stands for idli dosa) Scalled their business, put his MBA learning into work, reduced the wastage to 4% and in cities like Bangalore it is 1%, what is left sold to hotels/restaurants, what left after that is donated to charities. Read reply to know more.

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Ronak Patel

Stealth • 4m

Today with five factories, 650 vans, and 2500 workers iD has solidified it's market for idli and dosa batter, and expanded to more SKUs Indeed, the firm has placed cameras inside it's factory linked to a website, so that customers can inspect the factory at any time. As Musthafa reflects on his life this far, he notes the importance of education in transforming him and the tremendous role people like Mathew Sir can play by giving hope to even a child. Musthafa also remembers the sacrifices his father made, skipping a meal every day, to put him through school. P. S - There is no Problem with our education system, most of us are wasting our precious time and blaming the system, but there is a need of teachers like Mathew Sir who can guide the child in the correct way, there is a need of students like Musthafa who can follow the given direction sincerely.

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