Sometimes used to work wages at 4 rupees per day, learned work by drinking tea to engineer, made up his own company today

VaishaliThis is a great story of hard work, dedication and struggle. Kamraj, who hails from Vaishali district of Bihar, is the owner of a company today and is making a splash in the Raj fan market built in his factory. Actually, Kamaraj is completely uneducated and even though he does not know how to read reading, but he knew one thing that if you want to reach the top of success then they would have to struggle. What was it then, Kamaraj, who once earned 4 rupees daily wages, achieved the success that he used to dream.

Kama Raj told that his father was a farmer and the financial condition of the house was not good. Therefore, Gandhi started working in the construction work of Gandhi Setu at that time, for which he used to get 4 rupees. At the same time, the engineers used to give tea to the engineers of the Gamin India Company, who made the Sethu, in return, the engineers used to tell them the lightning of electricity. Gradually Kamaraj started electricity work. Meanwhile, he got away from the house to work for 11 years and then when he learned the specifics of electricity, then a small shop to repair the fan opened, which slowly opened the factory to make a fan by depositing money.

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Loan was taken to increase business
Today, dozens of people work in Kamaraj’s factory and the Raj fan made here is making a splash in the market. Kamaraj said that till three years ago, he had invested all the money in the company for his hard earned money but also took a loan of 35 lakhs from the bank three years ago, after which the company has increased further so that more and more fans can be constructed. Today Kamaraj is a good businessman as well as a good guardian who could not study himself, but educated his three children by giving them better training, who have been settled by doing good jobs today.