Telangana Man Sets Up An Internet Café Inside A Van To Help Youth With Job Applications

Aleesh Babu from Hyderabad has opened a unique service named “E-Net” which is an internet café inside a van.

The idea came to him following a bitter experience. At that time, Aleesh needed to photocopy his original document as he was applying for a job. He wandered around the Khammam district to find a photocopy shop but didn’t succeed. The one that he found didn’t have electricity.

He then lost the opportunity as he failed to have his document ready.

For Aleesh, he has learned his lesson. And he doesn’t anyone should have to go through the same thing. That is how he started E-Net.

New Indian Express stated that the idea was presented to bank officials. And shortly after, they approved his idea and Aleesh was given a loan. With a Rs 6.5 Lakh investment, Aleesh set up a truck. Inside, there is a small computer, a printer, a photocopy machine, as well as an internet connection.

According to Aleesh, every day, he scanned the newspaper and focused on the time and location of the job advertisements as well as interview opportunities in the district. He would then travel to that place.

He now drives his truck around the Khamman district and charges Rs 2 for per photocopies and print.

While Aleesh earns Rs 30,000 per month, most of them are to pay off his loan and to buy diesel for the vehicle. But for Aleesh, those things don’t matter as his goal is to support the youth from remote areas and assist them with their job applications.