Brand journeys and founder stories focused on marketing and growth.
A Bengaluru kids’ lifestyle startup called Famyo is on a mission to reinvent everyday kids’ products into fun, collectible items. They recently secured ₹4 crores in seed funding, led by IAN Angel Fund, to boost product launches, grow their brand presence, and expand beyond India. The Vision: Turning Must-Haves into Magic Famyo was founded in […]
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A young Bengaluru startup is changing how Indian households use kitchens. Beyond Appliances, co-founded by Eshwar K. Vikas and Rakesh Patil, aims to bring smart kitchen appliances to every home. In October 2025, they raised ₹34.9 crores (US $4 million) in a Series A round led by Fireside Ventures. Their goal: ramp up manufacturing,
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A Humble Beginning surul chettinad ayurvedic’s journey began in July 2023 with just ₹10,000 and a small batch ofAyurvedic products. What started as a personal experiment soon became a mission to sharethe ancient wisdom of Ayurveda with the world. Little did we know that this modest beginningwould transform into a thriving business impacting thousands of
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Founded in 2014 by Pallavi Agarwal and Pankaj Parwanda, goSTOPS set out to maketravel affordable, social, and meaningful for India’s youth. The goal wasn’t just cheaperbeds—it was to create hostels where travelers could connect, explore, and feel at home.Fast forward to FY 2023-24, goSTOPS crossed ₹30 crore in revenue, raised ₹35 crore inSeries A funding,
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Eggs are among the most popular protein sources in India, but many consumers face lowquality, unclear freshness, and questionable poultry practices. Seeing this gap, threefriends—Abhishek Negi, Uttam Kumar, and Aditya Singh—founded Eggoz Nutrition.Their goal: ensure eggs are fresh, hygienic, and healthy. Today, Eggoz sells about 400,000to 600,000 eggs daily and has achieved around ₹100 crore
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In 2024, Ankur Dua and Manali Thareja spotted a big gap in the Indian jewelry market:most fashion jewelry was either cheap and low quality or so expensive it might as well befine jewelry. They launched Nuyug to land right in between—offering stylish, skin-safe,celebration-ready pieces for people who want sparkle without breaking the bank. How the
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Learning English can be tough in India, especially when teachers and classes don’t adapt toeach child’s pace. That’s where Bambinos, co-founded by Ashish Gupta and Gaurav Brar,comes in. Designed for children aged 4-14, Bambinos uses AI-powered methods to teachEnglish speaking, writing, and confidence. Starting in 2020, the EdTech startup is nowtargeting a ₹100 crore annual
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Rajat Gupta, a Delhi entrepreneur, saw a problem that hit home: even today, many peoplewait for hours to get essential medicines. Having worked abroad, and with a salary of about₹1.5 crore, he decided comfort wasn’t enough—he wanted to build something meaningful.Thus, in early 2025, he launched Repill, a startup that promises medicine delivery in under60
In the vast world of technology, some leaders build companies, while a rare few buildrevolutions. Venkata Ravella, the youngest entrepreneur, global investor, and CEO ofVioletis®, belongs to the latter. His story is not just about creating a business—it is aboutenvisioning a future where artificial intelligence reshapes how the world works. From hisbeginnings in India to
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Ace Blend, co-founded by Shivam Hingorani and Saif Mehkri, stepped into India’s nutritionspace with a mission: provide honest, science-backed, plant-based products that people cantrust. It began with modest revenue of ₹1.9 crore, and over three years, it has grown into a₹55 crore brand. Here’s how they did it. How Frustration with Low Standards Sparked Change
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