New Delhi: Success isn’t always about having resources — it’s about having the will to create something of your own. Hasan Mohammad Sardar, a determined entrepreneur from Domjur in West Bengal, exemplifies this spirit.
He began his journey making handmade cartons and boxes — a small but honest livelihood. But Hasan had bigger dreams. In 2004, he founded G B Centre, a business focused on garment packaging. As orders grew, so did his need for reliable logistics — and that’s when the Tata Ace came into his life.
In 2006, with the help of financing, Hasan bought his first Tata Ace — India’s first mini-truck. It wasn’t just a vehicle; it was the turning point in his entrepreneurial story. With its reliability and cost-efficiency, the Ace helped him expand his reach and build stronger client relationships. Today, Hasan owns a fleet of 12 commercial vehicles, including Tata Intra and multiple Tata ACEs. What began with a small packaging job has now become a thriving business.
With every milestone, Hasan proves — “Ab Meri Baari” isn’t just a slogan, it’s a reality.
