Quit jobs from the US and returned, then bought 20 cows, now earning 44 crores annually

New Delhi: Many times people are ready to go to any extent to follow their passion. But we rarely see a person leave a life of luxury and return to his roots. Something similar happened with an IIT alumnus when he left the country and returned to his country despite working in a big company in the US.

A former engineer Kishore Indukuri completed her graduation from IIT Kharagpur and then left for the US to pursue a master's degree and a PhD. After completing his studies there, he got a high class paid job in a big tech company in America. Despite this he was not satisfied, he was longing to return to his normal life.

Kishore Indukuri joined Intel for six years after completing her Masters and PhD from the University of Massachusetts. Still unhappy, Kishore quit his US job and returned to India in his hometown of Karnataka. But there is always a turning point in life where someone's life changes.

After this, when the teenagers went to Hyderabad, they saw that there are few alternatives to safe and healthy milk in the city. He immediately thought of a business idea and started his own dairy in 2012 with an investment of just 20 cows. He and his family started milking cows themselves and transported organic milk directly to customers' homes. Eventually, he invested in an install-freeze-store system to ensure the longevity of the milk from milking time to reaching its customers.

Former engineer Kishore Indukuri's dairy farm, which he named 'SIDS Farm' after his son Siddharth. By 2018 there were more than 6,000 customers and delivery in and around Hyderabad. As on date, it is earning an annual income of about Rs 44 crore. He sells not only milk, but also organic milk products like curd and ghee. Sid's farm now delivers to about 10,000 customers per day. That is why even today he says that one should never leave his roots.