Printables & templates for Indian households

Your money, your meals and your next job. Sorted.

A budget tracker built around EMIs, kirana bills, SIPs and Diwali. A weekly meal planner that ends the daily "aaj kya banega?". An interview cheat sheet written for Indian freshers. Pay once in ₹, keep the files.

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Each one is a ready-to-use file. Open it, fill it in, done.

01 Spreadsheet · .xlsx

Indian Family Budget Tracker

Track every rupee in one workbook, with the categories Indian homes actually have.

  • 17 ready categories: rent/EMI, kirana, domestic help, SIP, gold/chit fund, school fees
  • Log each expense as UPI, cash, card or net banking
  • Festival Fund for Diwali, Eid, Holi and weddings, with a monthly saving target
  • Totals, savings rate and a chart that update by themselves
  • Amounts shown in ₹ with lakh-style commas
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02 Printable · PDF, A4

Weekly Indian Meal Planner

Plan the week once and stop deciding on the spot every evening.

  • 7-day grid: breakfast, lunch, dinner and tiffin
  • Grocery list by section: sabzi, dal and atta, masala, dairy
  • Menu ideas from poha to rajma chawal, plus a weekly rhythm
  • Mostly vegetarian, with easy egg and non-veg swaps
  • 3 pages, prints on any home printer
₹198$2.98 at checkoutBuy now
03 Guide · PDF, A4

Job Interview Cheat Sheet

For freshers and early-career candidates facing campus drives and off-campus interviews.

  • "Tell me about yourself" in four lines, plus the STAR method
  • 10 common HR questions and how to answer each
  • CTC vs in-hand salary, expectations and notice period explained
  • Questions to ask, interview-day checklist, thank-you email template
  • 3 pages you can revise on the bus
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About us

Why Ghar Ka HisaabS.S. exists

Most budget templates are made for someone else. They count in dollars, track credit-card points, and have no place for an EMI, the monthly kirana bill or what Diwali really costs. Most meal planners assume a menu that isn't yours. Most interview advice skips the questions Indian candidates actually get about CTC, in-hand salary and notice period.

We started Ghar Ka HisaabS.S. in 2026 to fix that with small, practical tools that fit how Indian households run. Each one is built around real Indian categories, words and habits, then tested for the basics: the formulas calculate, the pages print cleanly on A4, and the advice is easy to follow.

What we hold ourselves to:

  • Plain language and no jargon.
  • A one-time price. No subscription, nothing to renew.
  • No promises we can't keep. A tracker won't make you rich. It shows you where your money goes, which is where saving starts.

Questions

How do I get the files?

You get a download link right after you pay. Save the files to your phone or computer; they are yours to keep.

What do I need to open them?

The tracker is an Excel file. It works in Microsoft Excel and WPS Office. It also opens in Google Sheets, though lakh-style comma grouping may display differently there. The two PDFs open on any phone or computer.

Can I print the planner and cheat sheet?

Yes. Both are laid out for A4 paper. The meal planner prints in landscape.

Can I change the categories and amounts?

Yes. Every category name and planned amount in the tracker is editable. The figures shown are examples to start from.

How can I pay?

Checkout is handled by Payhip, with PayPal and card options where offered. You are charged in US dollars, so the rupee prices shown are approximate. The dollar price next to each Buy button is what you pay.