Krishna Bhattacharjee 
In many Indian towns and villages today people have started depending on computers, internet connections and even small CCTV systems for their shops and homes. A coaching centre needs a few cameras for security. A small office needs computer maintenance.
In today’s digital world visuals have become one of the strongest form of communication. From weddings and birthdays to YouTube channels and Instagram reels, everyone needs photos and videos that look very polished and professional.
In small towns and rural areas of India many local businesses are slowly understanding that customers no longer come only through word of mouth or posters on the walls. From a coaching center in a lane, to a doctor’s clinic, to a small grocery shop everyone now wants to be found online.
Second hand Mobile & Computer Resale Service : Small town Business
In many towns and villages across India people want to use smartphones and computers but cannot always afford brand new ones but a second hand device is still useful for them. At the same time many young people in cities change their mobiles every one or two years and offices replace computers in bulk.
In many rural parts of India there are talented artisans, hardworking farmers and small business owners who produce many wonderful things. A weaver makes handloom sarees and dresses , a farmer grows organic turmeric and a women’s self help group makes pickles or hand stitched bags.
Suman is a 24 year old from a small town near Silchar ( majher Gram) in Assam, had always been the “tech helper” of his family. Whenever his uncle wanted to buy a shirt online or when his neighbors needed a railway ticket, everyone came running to Suman. At first he used to do it for free, just to help people.
Every village and small town in india has a constant need for basic stationery like pens, pencils, notebooks and registers etc. Students need them for schools, shopkeepers need them for accounts and offices require them for daily work. If these items are not available locally people have to travel to the nearest town which is both inconvenient and costly.
In India every festival, wedding or special occasion is incomplete without a proper invitation card. Even though many people now send whatsapp or digital invites the charm and the tradition of a printed card remains. In villages and small towns people still want to hand over cards personally to relatives, friends and neighbours
In every town or village there is always demand for passport size photographs, photo editing and ID card making etc. From school admissions to job applications, government documents to travel bookings , photographs are required everywhere. That is why opening a small photo studio offering photo editing and passport photo printing can be a steady source of income in villages.
Hello everyone, today we will discuss about some one who opened a business in Hailakandi town in Assam, just near Dargaband market. where students and office goers pass every day, he opened a small shop that has become very profitable. It is a photocopy and printing shop owners name is Rahul Das.