Thirteen-year-old Goan student turns backyard moringa trees into a growing powder business

During her summer break in Goa, <b>Grace de Souza</b>, a talented teenager, transformed her family's moringa trees into a profitable startup by producing and selling moringa powder. Earning nearly <b>Rs 3,000</b> from her initial batch of 20 packets, she proves that age is just a number when it comes to true ambition.<br><br>While corporate boardrooms debate innovation and startup strategies, this young entrepreneur skipped the excuses and utilized her immediate surroundings. Instead of wasting the holidays on endless screen time, she took a hands-on masterclass in hustle, hard work, and financial responsibility right from her own backyard.<br><br>Grace's inspiring initiative proves that small beginnings can pave the way for lasting enterprise, even as she balances her upcoming school schedule.