Is Harjaan Premium Mart safe and genuine for resellers?

Online presence & transparency (somewhat)
Harjaan Premium Mart has a blogspot site where it describes its reseller model, mentions how orders are taken, packaging and delivery are handled, etc.
This suggests that there is at least some effort to present operations transparently.
Reseller model described
According to their content, they offer a model with low entry risk: “zero investment, no stock risks, flexible working hours.
That appeals to people looking for easy entry, which is common in many similar reseller-schemes.

⚠️ Red flags / things that are not verified yet

Lack of independent reviews / user feedback
I did not find trustworthy third-party customer/reseller reviews (e.g., on Trustpilot, forums, etc.) confirming transactions, product quality, delivery reliability, complaints or resolutions.
Absence of negative feedback doesn’t mean all good, but lack of verifiable positive feedback is a risk.
Blogspot site limits
Their site is a blogspot (a free/personal-blog platform) rather than a dedicated business website, which can work but may lack business legitimacy signals (like company registration, physical address, GST/Tax/Legal IDs, etc.).
This raises uncertainties about legal/regulatory compliance.
No proof of legal identity, registration, address, or strong contact info
From what I could see, there is no clear display of company registration number, address, tax registration, or multiple verifiable business contacts. Those are things resellers often rely on to establish legitimacy.
No track record of complaints / dispute resolution
Because there are no (or very few) user reports / complaints publicly documented, it’s hard to tell how they handle issues like defective products, delayed shipments, or non-delivery.

Given the information available:

Harjaan Premium Mart could be legitimate, especially for small resellers who want to try with low risk, because they advertise low upfront investment and handling much of supply chain tasks.
But “safe and genuine” is not proven in the sense of independent verification. There are missing pieces: company credentials, reviews, transparency on terms, and proof of consistent, reliable performance.

So it might be considered “reasonably plausible with caution” rather than “fully proven reliable.”

If I were you, before investing much time or money, I would do the following:

Ask for references from current resellers — contact people using Harjaan Premium Mart already, and ask about quality, delivery, support.
Request a sample order first — small quantity, so you can test product quality, delivery time, packaging, etc.
Check payment safety — see if payments are traceable, are there refunds, what are the terms if products are defective or delayed.
Verify business credentials — ask for legal documents (GST, registration number), physical address, return policy, etc.
Document everything — keep screenshots of promises, catalogues, conversations, so if there is ever a dispute you have proof.
Read their terms & policy carefully — especially on returns, refunds, warranties, commissions etc.