Burhanpur man turns a ₹5000 loan from a relative into a poultry business earning ₹25,000 a month

Three years ago Hussain Uddin from Burhanpur started with just six chickens and ₹5000, and today his fighter breed poultry business earns him ₹20,000 to ₹25,000 every month.

In Madhya Pradesh's Burhanpur district, Hussain Uddin from the Killa area has built a business without a job or big capital behind him. Three years ago he started a poultry farming venture with just six birds and an investment of ₹5000. Today he owns 80 to 100 fighter breed chickens, which he buys and sells, along with the eggs they lay. The business now earns him ₹20,000 to ₹25,000 every month.

A Social Media Idea and a ₹5000 Loan From a Relative
Hussain Uddin says he had no work to do earlier. That is when he came across the idea of a poultry farming business on social media. He started at home with just five hens and one rooster. To fund it, he borrowed ₹5000 from his relatives. The beginning was rough, three of the hens died early on. Only two hens and one rooster survived, but from that small flock the numbers eventually grew to 80 birds.

Fighter Breed Chickens in High Demand
Hussain Uddin now raises fighter breed chickens, priced between ₹2000 and ₹3000 each. He says people are especially fond of the fighter breed, and buyers travel from far to purchase birds from him, which brings him good earnings. His success has also drawn other people to him, who now come seeking training in poultry farming.

Earning ₹20,000 to ₹25,000 a Month
According to Hussain Uddin, he now earns between ₹20,000 and ₹25,000 every month. He has built two separate rooms to house and care for the birds. He keeps them there, feeds and waters them on schedule, and lets them out in the open every morning. Both desi and fighter breed hens lay eggs, which also hatch into chicks. He sells these eggs as well, adding further to his income.

What this means for you
This story shows that even limited capital and the right idea can be enough to build a business.

• Across India: Young people without a job can look at small ventures like poultry farming as a low cost way to earn a steady income.
• In Burhanpur: Local residents now have the option to buy fighter breed chickens from Hussain Uddin or take training from him in poultry farming.

Questions & Answers

1. Where is Hussain Uddin from?
He is from the Killa area of Burhanpur district in Madhya Pradesh.

2. When did he start his poultry farming business?
He started the business three years ago.

3. How much capital did he start with?
He started by borrowing ₹5000 from his relatives.

4. How many chickens does he have now?
He now has 80 to 100 fighter breed chickens.

5. How much do fighter breed chickens cost?
They are priced between ₹2000 and ₹3000 each.

6. How much does he earn every month?
He earns between ₹20,000 and ₹25,000 a month.

7. Does he also sell eggs?
Yes, he also sells eggs from his desi and fighter breed chickens.

Inspiration & Lessons
Hussain Uddin's journey shows that even with limited resources, the right approach can turn into a business.

• Don't be afraid to start small: He began with just five hens and one rooster instead of waiting for big capital.
• Ideas can come from anywhere: He picked up the poultry farming idea from social media.
• He kept going after setbacks: Three hens died early on, but he rebuilt the flock from the two hens and one rooster that survived.
• He focused on a higher value breed: Switching to fighter breed chickens, priced at ₹2000 to ₹3000, boosted both demand and earnings.
• He shared his knowledge: He now trains others in poultry farming, which has also built his reputation.

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