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              Spirits are merry and holiday parties are plenty during the wonderful month of December. Although you may have already hit more parties than you can remember, the holiday season is far from over. The year does not end without indulging yourself in the chocolates, desserts and some more desserts. Giving an ode to our hard-work during the stressful March-endings, month end work load and never ending  over-time is half-done if we do not give the confectionery conclusion to the year 2017! After all, it takes a lot of effort to make it to the end of the year. We Indians have always been huge fans of feasts; our country is full of people who love festivals and their food. A different dessert for every festival, it is either bound by our culture or the season of particular fruits!We have always loved to blend our religion with food which reflects in our culture.                  ...

                   In a country like India where few can afford luxuries of buying Zara, Van Huesen, & Ralph Lauren; major chunk does not mind roaming the streets of Bandra, Surat and Bangkok for eclectic, colorful and variety of fabrics to design by themselves. We Indians love our food, clothes and all things that appear gaudy; we seek and hunt down the best garment supplier and try our best to produce a beautiful designer wear with mixing laces that would give any Sabyasachi or Manish Malhotra creation a run for their money. That's the thing about the garment industry; it has a lot to offer for everyone in the chain from buying the garment in meters, cutting it into pieces to creating a style for every occasion.  It's easy for the brands to see how they can find the potential customers but without the support of manufacturers with the best of sartorial skills, the wholesalers and the third party suppliers, it's a long ...

                                           Mr. Champalal Kothari, now a 68 year old man from a small town of Ahmednagar was taught early in his life to acquire a business life. In a native village called Thitesangvi, Kirana stores were in immense demand and Champalal being fully aware of this did not waste much time in opening his distribution. He takes it as a pleasure to make every product available to his people and finds joy is fulfilling the needs of his town.                        All was well for many years until 1975. The flooding of Sina dam near Ahmednagar wiped away every bit of his business. He said it was a dark time for his family. One could clearly make out the ups and downs of his life from his eyes and his experienced business words like a typical Marwari. He said,"Soon when the impact of th...