
From registrations and website development to marketplace listings and digital marketing, women can access a range of business-support services under the special offer
New Delhi. With the festive spirit of Navratri providing the backdrop, LVGC has announced a special ‘Nari Shakti’ initiative aimed at encouraging women to explore entrepreneurship from home. Under the programme, women can avail themselves of an e-commerce business setup package at an initial investment of ₹9,000, according to the company.
The special offer is scheduled to remain available from October 11 to October 20 and is being positioned as an opportunity for women who wish to establish a digital business without making a large initial investment.
End-to-end support for setting up an online business
According to LVGC, the initiative covers a range of services intended to help women move from the initial stage of business registration to online product sales.
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The support package includes assistance with Udyam registration, GST registration, FSSAI registration, bank account opening, e-commerce website development and product listing.
The company also says participants can receive assistance in creating seller accounts and listing products on major online marketplaces, including Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, AJIO and Myntra.
Other services mentioned under the initiative include dropshipping support, domestic and international shipping assistance, payment gateway registration, digital marketing and technical support.
A home-based model with an e-commerce focus
LVGC says the proposed business model is designed for women who want to operate from home rather than establish a conventional retail outlet.
Under the dropshipping model, businesses may be able to sell products online without maintaining large inventories themselves, with fulfilment and delivery arrangements handled through the associated supply chain.
This model could provide women with greater flexibility in managing their business activities alongside household or other responsibilities. However, the actual operational process, costs and responsibilities would depend on the specific business model and service terms.
Business setup package offered at ₹9,000
The company has presented ₹9,000 as the initial investment for the special Nari Shakti business setup programme.
LVGC says the initiative is intended to provide women with access to multiple digital-business services through a single setup, potentially covering areas ranging from registrations and website creation to marketplace onboarding and online promotion.
The company is also positioning the programme as a gateway for women interested in exploring both domestic and international e-commerce opportunities.
100-day trial and refund facility
One of the key features announced by LVGC is a 100-day trial business setup.
According to the company, women who decide not to continue with the business during the trial period may be able to surrender the setup and receive a refund of their investment, subject to the programme’s applicable terms and conditions.
Since refund eligibility and other conditions can vary, prospective participants should review the written refund policy, eligibility criteria, service inclusions, contractual terms and applicable conditions before making any payment.
Digital ecosystem for aspiring women entrepreneurs
Through the Nari Shakti initiative, LVGC says it wants to bring together several essential components of online entrepreneurship—including business registrations, banking assistance, payment solutions, e-commerce technology, marketplace onboarding, logistics and digital marketing.
The special offer is scheduled to run from October 11 to October 20, giving women interested in starting an online venture an opportunity to explore the proposed setup during the Navratri period.
The initiative reflects the growing role of digital platforms in enabling home-based entrepreneurship. For prospective entrepreneurs, understanding the costs, marketplace policies, margins, fulfilment responsibilities and refund conditions will remain important before entering into any commercial arrangement.
(SDNA)
