Over 65% of Indian population dwells in rural India encompassing of over 664,000 villages and 253,000 Gram Panchayats. This 65% of rural population contributes almost 50% of National GDP which presently stands at US$ 2.8 Trillion. We believe that while economic statistics demonstrate near to equal rural GDP, but the rural villager earns a fraction of his urban counterpart and is away from most of the amenities and services available in much developed urban areas. The root cause of such widening economic inequality and quality of life is the absence of good paying work and job engagements in the rural area. For a villager over 80% of his income goes away to taking care of essentials like food, electricity etc. and which leaves hardly any disposable funds for anything else. We wish to approach this existing chronic scenario with 2 prompt strategies. On one side, we wish to engage in the existing economy of the rural area and on the other side we wish to develop multiple work and job opportunities through new investment and technologies. We believe that such simultaneous approach will help to migrate the firm workers to non-firm work and enhance their earning potential way beyond their present income. Our initial idea is to setup a business hub at a Gram Panchayat level, whereby we can bring Healthcare, Banking & Financial Services, Agricultural Business, SMB development, and semi organized retail along with supply chain & logistics. We wish to be woven in the economic fabric of that Gram Panchayat. We are looking for a strategic help for our initiative and we are backed by Middle Eastern Investors.