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Meet lawyer who left job in Canada to establish millet company in India, now earns over Rs 1 3 crore per month

In 2008, Sharmila made the decision to leave her job and go back to Pune. She soon after founded the Green Energy Foundation, an NGO that offers farming communities solutions.

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Meet the millet evangelist from Rajasthan on a mission to promote smart agriculture and more

Sharmila Oswal is on a mission of taking millets to the country and the whole world, writes Rajesh Asnani

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Interview With Dipal Chandra, Co-Founder of Nobel Peace Prize Winner Grameen Bank

Interview With Dipal Chandra, Co-Founder of Nobel Peace Prize Winner Grameen Bank
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How entrepreneur Sharmila Oswal is channeling her patriotism for social good

How entrepreneur Sharmila Oswal is channeling her patriotism for social good Based in Pune, Sharmila Oswal is the Managing Director of 1Organic, a social venture started during the lockdown. It aims to make organic food more accessible and affordable. 0 claps Share on The coronavirus-induced lockdown meant more ‘family time’ for many of us. But social entrepreneur and environmentalist Sharmila Oswal’s house turned into a melting pot of discussion for a social venture that aims to ensure access to and affordability of organic and healthy food. Sharmila appears to be a stickler for the old adage that prevention is better than cure and that it begins with healthy eating.

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