Success Stories!
A 15-day advanced masonry programme helped an experienced artisan strengthen his technical skills, improve work quality and use modern construction tools with greater confidence.
Bideshi Kumura (Kalahandi, Odisha)
Formal training, access to modern tools and financial assistance enabled Ekadashi Behera to move towards larger projects and a stronger masonry enterprise.
Ekadashi Behera
(Cuttack, Odisha)
Advanced training in precision work, laser levelling, power tools and safety practices helped Jagadish Putel improve workmanship and pursue higher-value assignments.
Jagadish Putel
(Kalahandi, Odisha)
A focused training programme, certification and a ₹1 lakh loan helped Sanjay Jakate invest in tools and begin taking up masonry work independently.
Sanjay Dinkar Jakate (Kolhapur, Maharashtra)
After more than a decade in masonry, Jitendra Ray used PM Vishwakarma training and subsidised credit to take the first step towards becoming a small contractor
Jitendra Ray
(Vaishali, Bihar)
Modern masonry training, certification, toolkit support and a ₹1 lakh loan helped Anshet Karvalvo improve quality and begin expanding his own work.
Anshet Margan Karvalvo
(Kolhapur, Maharashtra)
Training, a stipend, toolkit support and access to credit enabled Kuldeep Das to strengthen the masonry trade learned from his father and begin building his own business.
Kuldeep Das
(Deogarh, Jharkhand)
Motivated to support his family, Muthangi Yadagiri upgraded his masonry skills and accessed a stipend, toolkit and ₹1 lakh loan under PM Vishwakarma.
Muthangi Yadagiri
(Hyderabad, Telangana)
Practical training, certification, toolkit support and a ₹1 lakh loan helped Avinash Pujari invest in equipment and begin working independently.
Avinash Kishan Pujari
(Kolhapur, Maharashtra)
After training and a ₹1 lakh loan, Rajesh Prajapati began taking small construction contracts and increased his monthly earnings to approximately ₹25,000-₹30,000.
Rajesh Prajapati
(Sheopur, Madhya Pradesh)
Training and a subsidised ₹1 lakh loan enabled Rakesh Mahto to purchase materials, accept small contracts and begin moving beyond daily-wage masonry work.
Rakesh Mahto
(Vaishali, Bihar)