Kharar | Business and development. Punjab reported in July 2026 that a statewide business education initiative had encouraged nearly 25,000 students to begin ventures during its first year. The Business Class programme was introduced for several undergraduate and technical courses across Punjab’s higher and technical education institutions.
The reported combined revenue of student ventures was approximately ₹90 crore. Those statewide figures are not a specific count for Kharar, but the approach is relevant to students and training institutions in the town looking to turn practical learning into commercial projects.
A wider route into entrepreneurship
The initiative illustrates how structured learning can expose students to product testing, sales and customer feedback before graduation. Kharar students should check participation opportunities with their own institutions rather than assuming every local college runs the same programme.
Source and publication context: Background reporting from July 2026. This report summarises a dated development and should not be mistaken for a new breaking announcement.