A Humble Beginning in the Heart of Rural India The sun rose over the sleepy village of Shivpur, just 30 kilometers from the holy city of Varanasi, painting the thatched roofs and wheat fields in golden hues. In one such modest brick house, Ravinder Kumar sat on a charpai, sipping his morning chai while scrolling through his old smartphone. At 24, he was unlike most young men in his village while others dreamed of escaping to big cities like Mumbai or Delhi for work, Ravinder was determined to build something meaningful right here, in the soil where he was born. The idea for his business had struck him six months earlier, during a particularly bad rat infestation in his neighbor’s grain storage. The elderly farmer, Bhola Prasad, had lost nearly half his harvest, and Ravinder had watched helplessly as the man wept in frustration. "Why isn’t there anyone here who can solve this problem?" Bhola had muttered. That question haunted Ravinder. He began researching and discovered