MCESP — the Marginalised Communities Entrepreneurship & Sustainability Programme — builds the missing bridge between ability and access, so where you're born stops deciding what you're allowed to build.
Liberalisation was supposed to democratise enterprise in India. Instead, old hierarchies rebuilt themselves inside new corporate structures — in who gets credit, who gets into supply chains, and who gets taken seriously in a room. The result is a generation of capable people who were never given a fair first step.
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About QvrittiWhere smartphones don't reach, illustrated books in the Amar Chitra Katha tradition carry real stories of marginalised founders into homes and classrooms, sparking the first spark of "I could do that."
Mentors, local partners, and a growing network of contributors and editors who write, verify, and share the stories that make this movement real.
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What formalisation actually looks like for a household that's never filled out a form for its own business before.
An honest account of a founder's first rejection, and the mentorship that turned it into a second attempt.
A plain-language walkthrough of what to prepare before you ever walk into a bank.
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