Megha (she uses only her first name), a Class 12 student of SKV, Janakpuri, in Delhi was always enchanted by tie-and-dye. So when the opportunity presented itself in the form of Delhi government's Business Blasters initiative, Megha grabbed it immediately. As part of a five-member team, and with Rs 10,000 seed money in hand, she started Rangbahar Apparels, selling tie-and-dye dupattas. “I plan to take this forward and make it bigger by expanding my product range — from towels to sarees,” she says. “I want to be a businesswoman and this initiative has given me a huge push to pursue