Priyanka Kumari and her husband Chandan Rawat, residents of Guguldih in Jamui district, have penned an inspiring story of entrepreneurship. After working outside Bihar for 25 years, Chandan dreamt of establishing a thread factory in his home district of Jamui. Despite being denied a bank loan, they did not give up. Instead, they gathered capital from relatives and established their thread factory in Neemarung, a locality within the city.

Chandan Rawat worked for various large companies across the country for nearly 25 years, where he meticulously learned every aspect of thread manufacturing. He always harbored a desire to create employment opportunities locally so that people from his district wouldn't have to migrate for work. With this vision, he returned to Jamui and planned to set up his own factory. The biggest hurdle was securing capital, and despite his efforts, he received no assistance from banks.

However, Chandan and Priyanka remained undeterred. They borrowed money from relatives and, relying on Chandan's extensive experience, laid the foundation of their business in a small shed in Neemarung. Today, their factory utilizes automatic machines for all operations, including dyeing, drying, polishing, and rolling threads. The quality of their thread is so superior that they receive orders from states like Maharashtra and West Bengal, and their products are supplied across almost all districts of Bihar. Interestingly, the very company where Chandan once worked is now purchasing thread from his factory. This story not only exemplifies self-reliance but also demonstrates how determination and experience can overcome significant obstacles, providing livelihoods for 15 families.