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Vansh Khandelwal

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Nirma revolutionized India's detergent market by making high-utility products affordable and accessible. Leveraging supply scarcity, Nirma filled the gap with a low-priced, high-quality detergent, gaining a significant market share. The iconic "Sabki Pasand Nirma" jingle and culturally relevant ads strengthened its brand identity. Nirma's strategic diversification into soaps and shampoos, backed by market research, ensured continued growth. Founder Dr. Karsanbhai Patel's relentless determination and focus on unmet customer needs were key. Lessons from Nirma's success: no work is small, fill market gaps, and practice continuous improvement. Nirma's journey exemplifies how vision and perseverance can transform markets.

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