start business in india
I want to start a business in india with a capital of 20lakhs.Any suggestions on what ,where and why ?
well since you mentioned only capital not infrastructure then let me assume case one that you have 20 lacs and no space for business.
in this case you can start some fast cash cycle business like retail store of clothes, saloon, coaching classes by renting some place as per your requirement.
there is one more great business which has great headroom for growth, it is paper bag manufacturing, the capital needed is not too big, and you can have clients ranging from retailers, malls to anyone and what more you dont even need big space to start this project.
case two that you have space plus 20 lacs then its a win win situation, you can not only save on rent cost but also do your business freely without worrying about fixed cost, plus you can start by availing any franchisee of these upcoming retail chains.
How difficult it is to start a business in India
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