Start-ups in small cities have its own problems, but entrepreneurs find possibilities and start ventures among them. Saavan Ladha, the founder of 'Varkey', has been working in the co-working space for some time now. He has around 30 centers in seven cities of the country (Indore, Raipur, Pune, Gurugram, Noida, Delhi, Ahmedabad). But when all the offices were closed in lockdown, he stepped into the work from service sector and launched a program called 'Varkey Plus'. Under this, they are providing work tables, chairs, computers, laptops, UPS, internet and Wi-Fi routers etc. on monthly rent.

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Sawan says about this matter, 'Till now we have met the demand of more than a thousand people. We are also providing such tools to companies so that they can monitor those working from home.' At present, this service is being provided at some places in Indore and Mumbai. In the coming time, it is planned to start in 10-12 other cities including Delhi. Except IT and its associated companies, no one thought that one day suddenly one will have to work in work from setup. Therefore there was no backup preparation. But the entrepreneurs also showed a solution.

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The company of Smiti Bhatt, founder and CEO of the corporate discount platform 'Advantage Club', gave rewards and recognition solutions to corporates and gave employees exclusive offers of big brands. Now it is giving fumigation facilities to the companies along with providing online health consultation service to the employees. Smiti says, 'Offices are reopening after a long time.'

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