What does it take for something deeply personal to become a real business? For Praveen Verma, it was watching her mother knit sweaters for an entire village without ever charging for her work. For Nidhi Niharika, it was growing up with cold-pressed mustard oil made at home, and realising she could no longer find that same quality for her own daughter. Neither woman started with a “business idea.” They started with something inherited: a skill, a standard, a way of caring that deserved to reach more people. The turning point came when they built websites for their brands transforming local conviction into something discoverable far beyond their communities. This Mother’s Day, we tell the story of two founders who turned family legacy into modern businesses, and how platforms like Hostinger helped make that leap possible. Read more: yourstory.com/2026/05/mother…