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Weaving Her Legacy: Rekha’s Journey to Hand-Loom Success

Mrs. Rekha from Amingada Branch in Karnataka— is a true testament to entrepreneurial spirit and determination. Residing with her husband and two children, Mrs. Rekha runs a hand-loom unit where she weaves dreams into reality with every saree and garment she creates.

Her journey with IIFL Samasta began in October 2021 when she took her first loan to fine-tune her business. With a keen eye for growth and a flawless repayment record, she soon secured a second loan, further fueling her ambition.

Empowered by these financial boosts, Mrs. Rekha expanded her operation, adding new hand-loom machines and hiring a talented team to meet rising demands. Today, she has transformed her improved financial health into a source of joy and support for her family.Mrs. Rekha’s story is a vibrant illustration of how smart investments and steadfast financial practices can turn aspirations into achievements and dreams into a flourishing reality.

Success Story of Sheela from Aluva, Kerala

In the bustling town of Vazhakulam, Aluva, Kerala, Sheela, a dedicated and ambitious woman, has experienced a remarkable transformation in her life, thanks to the support she received from IIFL SAMASTA. With a vision and determination to succeed, Sheela embarked on an entrepreneurial journey that has not only uplifted her own life but has also contributed to her family’s well-being.

Weaving Her Legacy: Rekha’s Journey to Hand-Loom Success

From Fields to Prosperity: How Satyawati and Satyaprakash Turned a Simple Start into a Thriving Venture

Satyawati and Satyaprakash from Pagroi village in Sitapur district, Uttar Pradesh—a couple whose remarkable journey from traditional farming to successful entrepreneurship is a true testament to resilience and vision. Initially working as farmers, Satyaprakash and Satyawati sought to transform their lives and embraced the opportunity for change with the help of a loan from Samasta. They took their first step

Savitaben’s journey to becoming a successful businesswoman

Savitaben and her husband own a tea stall in Bilpad, Gujrat. They sell morning snacks, tea, and other food items. Along with running the tea stall, Savitaben ventured into her own business of making farsaan snacks. Savitaben’s shop has become famous in the locality for its unique taste and quality. Savitaben took a loan from IIFL Samasta in 2018 and

Lakshmidevi leads the way to Financial Independence

On a narrow winding road in the interior areas of Yelahanka, Bangalore, Lakshmidevi runs a tiny shop selling sarees and blouse material. Her shop is easy to find – just look for the brightly coloured sarees hanging on a line alongside a matching array of chips packets. A series of unfortunate events in Lakshmidevi’s life led to her becoming an