Rickshaw-Puller cum Entrepreneur Dharambir Kamboj received Haryana Gaurav Award

Rickshaw-Puller cum Entrepreneur Dharambir Kamboj received Haryana Gaurav Award 2016. KambojSociety.com congratulates him for his hard work and innovation. [caption id="attachment_1779" align="alignnone" width="220"] Rickshaw-Puller cum Entrepreneur Dharambir Kamboj received Haryana Gaurav Award 2016.[/caption] [caption id="attachment_1781" align="alignnone" width="1218"] News from Newspaper about Rickshaw-Puller cum Entrepreneur Dharambir Kamboj received Haryana Gaurav Award 2016.[/caption] [caption id="attachment_1782" align="alignnone" width="922"] News from Newspaper about Rickshaw-Puller cum Entrepreneur Dharambir Kamboj received Haryana Gaurav Award 2016.[/caption] You might have heard stories of real hard work and determination being the cornerstones of success. Here you get to meet Dharambir Singh Kamboj, who will confirm that belief for you. Read how he went from being a rickshaw-puller in Delhi to a successful entrepreneur with turnover of Rs. 40 lakhs, through sheer brain power! “Sangharsh hi sabse badi kaamyaabi hai. Agar badhna hai to peecche mud kar nahin dekhna hai.” (The strength to struggle is the greatest success. There is no looking back, if you want to move ahead in life.) This is not just some idealistic romanticisation, but a truism by which Dharambir Singh Kamboj lives by. Born in 1963, Dharambir is the youngest among five siblings. Always inquisitive by nature, his mother also inculcated in him a love for nature. He learnt about herbs by a holy man who visited their village, and while working as a rickshaw-puller in Delhi, where he used to ferry passengers dealing in herbs.

Genesis of the Multi-Purpose Machine

In 2004, Dharambir got the opportunity to visit aloe vera and amla processing units in Rajasthan, along with a group of farmers, through the Department of Horticulture, Government of Haryana. He got interested in the business. However the exorbitant cost of machinery deterred him. Instead of backing out, he decided to develop his own machine. In April 2006, Dharambir was ready with the first prototype of the machine, which was used mainly for extraction of aloe vera juice. He further modified the machine and transformed it into a multi-purpose machine for processing several herbs and farm produce. News Source: