Archive · 16 Sep 2025
Self-Taught Coder's Startup Wins Rajasthan Recognition
A young college student in Rajasthan named Fateh Singh taught himself how to code using YouTube.
He built over 50 websites and started Padharo Bazaar, an online store that lets people in Pali order from local shops with quick delivery.
His work earned him recognition from the Rajasthan government, including a cash prize.
Fateh's goal is to support local businesses and keep money in the country.
He plans to expand his business by adding more shops and a mobile app.
Fateh Singh, a first-year BCA student, built over 50 websites and launched a startup.
His startup, Padharo Bazaar, provides an online platform for local shops in Pali.
Residents can order goods online and receive them within an hour.
The Rajasthan government honored Singh, and his startup was recognized at IT Day 2025.
Singh taught himself coding using YouTube tutorials and aims to boost the local economy.
- Who
- Fateh Singh, a first-year BCA student.
- What
- Launched Padharo Bazaar, an online platform for local shops in Pali.
- When
- Recognized during IT Day 2025 celebrations.
- Where
- Pali, Rajasthan, India.
- Why
- To strengthen local trade and provide an alternative to e-commerce platforms.
Local Business Perspective
National/Multinational E-commerce
Business Model
Local Business Perspective
Promoting local trade by offering an alternative platform for shopkeepers.
National/Multinational E-commerce
Focus on larger national and multinational e-commerce platforms for product availability and variety.
- Startup Name
- Padharo Bazaar (Digital Shop)
- Founder
- Fateh Singh
- Location
- Pali, Rajasthan, India
- Education
- First-year BCA student
- Website Count
- 50+
- Recognition
- Top-20 startup in Rajasthan
- Key Feature
- Online platform for local shops with 1-hour delivery