A businessman, Bhanwarlal has risen from the adversities and achieved heights in life. He makes sure to contribute his services to society and promotes the Make in India initiative to empower India.

Bhanwarlal Suwalka is the owner of Bharti Sanitation, Udaipur. He is also a ward councilor, and a Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. He also contributes his services to the welfare of society.

Bhanwarlal hails from a small village near Bhilwara. He says he is grateful that his elder brother brought him to Udaipur and encouraged and mentored him to reach this far.

Recollecting his childhood memories, Bhanwarlal says that he missed his fifth-grade exams since he was severely ill at that time. Later, his school principal supported him, and he scored 95% in the examinations. He says  that everyone was proud of him,  and that was the most unforgettable moment of his childhood.

Speaking about struggles, Bhanwarlal says his family had very weak financial conditions. He recalls how he and his brothers struggled and gave their all, and how everyone is now living a happy life. He recalls the initial days of struggle in his business when he used to go to villages and convince the retailers to sell their products at their shops. He is proud to say that after struggling for thirty-five years, his company has earned a name in the industry because of his goodwill and the trust of his customers.

When asked about his role models, Bhanwarlal says he considers his elder brother as his role model. He says his brother has struggled a lot in life, but he made sure to encourage and support each of his brothers, so they could flourish.

Describing his experience during the COVID pandemic, Bhanwarlal says he volunteered his services to those in need, whether it was medical assistance or the delivery of food during the lockdown, and he assisted everyone to the best of his ability.

If Bhanwarlal  could go back in time via a time machine, he would complete his education as he is only  tenth standard pass which he regrets the most. He feels that had he finished his education, he could have done much better in this digital era.

When asked which is more important, education or experience, Bhanwar says he thinks both are important. He thinks that in the cut-throat world of today, education and experience are both necessary for success.

Bhanwarlal shares his favorite quote by Sohan lal Dwivedi “ Laharon se darkar nauka paar nahi hoti, koshish karne walon ki kabhi haar nahi hoti.”

Bhanwarlal's piece of advice for the young businessmen is that they should practice honesty and patience. He advises business owners to provide services and products with complete transparency in order to gain the confidence of their customers and secure long-term business.