Rajni Bector never dreamed that the hobby he converted into passion would one day bring him respect all over the world. Ludhiana's female entrepreneur Rajni Bector made a name for herself in the field of agro-processing by starting her own hobby business on a small scale at home. Today, biscuits and cookies of the Cremica brand remain the choice of people in the country and abroad.
Mrs Rajni Bector was born in Karachi but moved to Delhi with her family during the Indo-Pak partition. After coming here, Rajni did her graduation and then she got married in Ludhiana. After marriage, Rajni started taking care of her husband and 3 sons. However, when her children went to boarding school, she launched the food company Cremica in Ludhiana. Now Mrs Bectors' Cremica has become North India's leading biscuit brand in the non-glucose segment.
Seeing this entrepreneurship, Rajni Bector was awarded the Padma Shri by President Ram Nath Kovind in New Delhi on Tuesday. Rajni Bector was very happy after receiving the Padma Shri award. Also, she said that her hard work has been entirely successful. With this respect, now the responsibility has also increased that work should be done with more vigour.
Rajni believes that everyone should move ahead with a life goal, success will be achieved. Along with her business responsibilities, Rajni contributes significantly to the work of social welfare. Rajni started the business in the year 1978 from his home in Sarabha Nagar. Also, her husband fully cooperated in the work. Today the Cremica brand does not need any identity.
Biscuit, bread and ice cream made from Cremica are being exported to more than fifty countries of the world. Rajni didn't compromise on quality right from the start. At the same time, he continued his innovation continuously. Cremica launches food products in the market by recognizing the pulse of the customers, that is why the group is getting success. At present, the Cremica Group has an annual turnover of about 800 crores. Her sons Anoop and Akshay Bector are running the companies.