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Mumbai Vada Pav Vendor Claims Monthly Earnings of ₹2.8 Lakh in Viral Video

A viral video featuring a Mumbai street vendor selling Vada Pav has sparked widespread discussion about the income potential in street vending. The video, created by influencer Sarthak Sachdeva, showcases a day spent behind the counter of a busy Vada Pav cart, amassing nearly 40 million views and revealing earnings that many find hard to believe.

In the clip, Sachdeva dives into the daily routine of the Vada Pav stall, preparing the iconic snack and interacting with eager customers. By mid-morning, approximately 200 Vada Pavs had already been sold, highlighting the snack's popularity.

As the day progressed, sales continued to soar. By the end of the shift, the vendor had sold an impressive 622 Vada Pavs, each priced at ₹15, resulting in a total earnings of ₹9,300 for the day. This raised questions about the lucrative nature of street vending.

Estimating Monthly Earnings

The influencer further analyzed the vendor's potential income for the month, estimating it at ₹2.8 lakh. After deducting operational expenses, the net monthly income was approximated to be around ₹2 lakh, amounting to an annual income of ₹24 lakh. These revelations challenge existing stereotypes about street vending in urban India and highlight its economic viability.

The video has prompted many to reconsider their career choices, with some viewers humorously suggesting it's time to switch careers.

With the Vada Pav consistently ranking among the top street foods in India, the success of this vendor underscores the market potential within the informal sector.

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Mumbai Vada Pav Vendor Claims Monthly Earnings of ₹2.8 Lakh in Viral Video

A viral video featuring a Mumbai street vendor selling Vada Pav has sparked widespread discussion about the income potential in street vending. The video, created by influencer Sarthak Sachdeva, showcases a day spent behind the counter of a busy Vada Pav cart, amassing nearly 40 million views and revealing earnings that many find hard to believe.

In the clip, Sachdeva dives into the daily routine of the Vada Pav stall, preparing the iconic snack and interacting with eager customers. By mid-morning, approximately 200 Vada Pavs had already been sold, highlighting the snack's popularity.

As the day progressed, sales continued to soar. By the end of the shift, the vendor had sold an impressive 622 Vada Pavs, each priced at ₹15, resulting in a total earnings of ₹9,300 for the day. This raised questions about the lucrative nature of street vending.

Estimating Monthly Earnings

The influencer further analyzed the vendor's potential income for the month, estimating it at ₹2.8 lakh. After deducting operational expenses, the net monthly income was approximated to be around ₹2 lakh, amounting to an annual income of ₹24 lakh. These revelations challenge existing stereotypes about street vending in urban India and highlight its economic viability.

The video has prompted many to reconsider their career choices, with some viewers humorously suggesting it's time to switch careers.

With the Vada Pav consistently ranking among the top street foods in India, the success of this vendor underscores the market potential within the informal sector.

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Expert Talk Series Live Session on this Friday, 25th March, 2022 at 5 PM. This week our guest is Ajit Vadher having experience of more than 20 years in Social Sector. He will speak on "Future Of India - Rural or Urban?". We will also attend a live Q&A. You can also submit your questions in the comments of this post as well. See you in Live Talk. Do join us for Live Notification on https://youtu.be/GvkMdt1OUgg #FutureofIndia #UrbanIndia #RuralIndia #AjitVadher #SocialSector #ExpertTalk #postaresume #VipulMMali #LinkedInlive #LiveChat #careertips #expertguidance #helpinghand #facebooklive #youtubelive #vipulthewonderful #vipulmali https://www.instagram.com/p/CbeLa64oNNo/?utm_medium=tumblr

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RURAL VS URBAN INDIA

RURAL VS URBAN INDIA

Our country is majorly divided into two, Rural and Urban India. This divide of society is based on the living standard of the people and not on caste, creed, religion or language. No doubt our government is emphasizing on Industrialization, infrastructure development and health care centers but rural areas were neglected most of the times and this led to a vast gap between the living standards of…

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RURAL VS URBAN INDIA

RURAL VS URBAN INDIA

Our country is majorly divided into two, Rural and Urban India. This divide of society is based on the living standard of the people and not on caste, creed, religion or language. No doubt our government is emphasizing on Industrialization, infrastructure development and health care centers but rural areas were neglected most of the times and this led to a vast gap between the living standards of…

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RURAL VS URBAN INDIA

RURAL VS URBAN INDIA

Our country is majorly divided into two, Rural and Urban India. This divide of society is based on the living standard of the people and not on caste, creed, religion or language. No doubt our government is emphasizing on Industrialization, infrastructure development and health care centers but rural areas were neglected most of the times and this led to a vast gap between the living standards of…

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Kanjivaram Silk Saree - The Most Loved Saree in the World

Kanjivaram Silk Saree can be actually a handicraft woven cherished art of Southern India. It's famous for the use of heavy vibrant colours, silver gold zari work and gorgeous motifs which ensure it is a fantastic option for any merry celebration. If you're a diehard lover of Indian Ethnic Sarees, Kanjivaram Saree is just one must-have saree which needs to be on your apparel without any a fail.

Origin of Kanjivaram Silk Saree

Even the Kanjivaram Saree derives its name from the small city called Kanchipuram situated near Chennai in Tamil Nadu. Kanchipuram can be called the silk city as it gives refuge to more than 5000 families of silk weavers. Kanji weavers are admired while the descendants of this Sage Makaranda( the master weaver of Gods) who'd finely woven tissue from the natural fibres of lotus.

The silk trade was attracted to life in Kanchipuram by way of a famed king of this Chola Dynasty at India during the 9th century. Later during the ruler of Krishna Devaraya from the 15th century, most well-known weaving communities of Andhra Pradesh called the Devangas and also the Saligars took shelter in Kanchipuram. So the Kanjivaram Silk saree came to existence with the migration of their lace industry into the city.

The Rich Texture And The Attractive Colours

The Kanjivaram Silk Saree is something of superior pure silk. It requires about fourteen days for months to be handwoven. The silk thread is closely extracted and dyed in deep colours to be woven with Zari. Pure Gold and Silver comprises the Zari Workin Kanjivaram Saree. The motifs and designs crafted to the saree are found from the art and palaces at the local temples of Kanchipuram. Nature-inspired layouts like leaf, blossoms, birds, and branches additionally improve the attractiveness of this nine-yard bit.

This is just a heavy and sturdy saree with wide contrasting edges. The thicker the saree, the better the product quality, and also the greater the price. It is referred to as the"Queen" of sarees because of its brilliant rainbow, vibrant colours, pristine thick silk, exemplary intricate weaving procedure and inclusion of pure Gold and Silver Zari work.

Perhaps one of the Most Love Attire in India

Even the Kanjivaram Silk Saree can be a luxurious, elegant and dazzling saree that has been long adored by celebrities and well-known societal figures across the world. It's an Epitome of sheer glamour, opulence, and flamboyance. It is a premium apparel product of Southern India. One will dismiss the exuberance of this nine-yard marvel.

According to Hindu mythology, lace is deemed to be Lord Vishnu's favoured cloth. If Gods' therefore adored the fabric, how can we people dismiss its allure?

Saree maybe your standard ethnic wear India that's been seen at grand events, occasions and celebrations. Kanjivaram Saree may be the supreme choice for all festivity and grandeur. Shimmering boundaries, smooth slick textures in eyecatching colours with elaborate motifs chosen from South Indian temples along with nature form an ideal amalgamation with this heavenly Saree. Topics in the Hindu epics including The Mahabharata, The Ramayana, and also The Bhagwad Gita also adorn the saree bringing out Indian mythology in a mesmerizing Way.

Very best Selection for Weddings & Ceremonies

India is the property of Big Fat Weddings. Even a Kanjivaram Saree is without a doubt the best saree for wedding wear.

Stars also have taken this Saree to another level by flaunting it in expansive ceremonies and occasions.

The abundance of layouts with complex zari work and intense weaving brings out the opulence of brilliant colours and enable you to spoil like a diva. This Saree is the style announcement for almost any Wedding.

How to Identify an Actual Kanjivaram Silk Saree

An original Kanjivaram saree is actually a registered and patented item. The handloom label given for this defines special features just like the weight of saree, silver or gold used, traditional layouts incorporated. As stated by Geographical Indication (GI) label, a Kanjivaram Saree should possess 57% silver and 0.6percent gold in the Zari. When sold worldwide, the GI label maintains the saree' authenticity as well as standard.

A routine Kanjivaram silk saree is broader than any other basic saree measuring roughly 4-8 inches and weighing about 500g to 1 kilogram. Therefore always check for thickness and weight of saree prior purchase.

Look for contemporary designs such as royal chariots, moon, sun, flowers, peacocks, depictions of woods or even their embossed figurines, or cherry and dots patterns. All these are local routines from Kanchipuram.

Kanjivaram saree has the border and the pallu altogether contrasting colours that are deep. Additionally, search for Silk Mark which is exclusive for the saree.

If you happen to encounter loose zari threads in the saree check for your own shade; since the thread is a reddish silk thread wrapped with a silver cord and coated with gold that is cultured. Any other white or colour zari would imply a duplicate copy.

Burn up test: Burn the loose strands of this saree to obtain ashes. In case it melts it is bogus. Also, the burnt ashes should smell like burnt hair or leather.

Care Guide

The Kanjivaram saree ought to be dry cleaned for long-term maintenance and attention. If you want to scrub the saree in your home, do not use soap in the first washes. A cold water rinse is suggested.

Conclusion

Urban India unfolds for your requirements exotic varieties from the Kanjivaram Silk Sarees range. Let the brain be boggled as you navigate through our collection of beautifully crafted, genuine and superior sarees at reasonable prices. Add sophistication to your trousseau by buying Urban India today!

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Expert Talk Series Live Session on this Friday, 25th March, 2022 at 5 PM. This week our guest is Ajit Vadher having experience of more than 20 years in Social Sector. He will speak on "Future Of India - Rural or Urban?". We will also attend a live Q&A. You can also submit your questions in the comments of this post as well. See you in Live Talk. Do join us for Live Notification on https://buff.ly/3IxvmqU #FutureofIndia #UrbanIndia #RuralIndia #AjitVadher #SocialSector #ExpertTalk #postaresume #VipulMMali #LinkedInlive #LiveChat #careertips #expertguidance #helpinghand #facebooklive #youtubelive #vipulthewonderful #vipulmali https://www.instagram.com/p/Cbb3OzRg9ii/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Economic growth across sectors and rising opportunities are driving an urbanisation boom across the country. A report by consultancy firm McKinsey & Company has predicted that this surge in urbanisation is expected to give rise to 15 additional metropolitan cities by 2025.

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