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 2018, three alumni from IIT Kanpur—Dr. Abhishek, Rama Krishna, and ChiragJain—launched EndureAir Systems with a bold goal: turn advanced drone research intoreal products that solve problems in the field. What began as lab work grew into a companydesigning, developing, and manufacturing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for defense,logistics, disaster response, and remote medical deliveries. How
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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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In the Srikakulam district of Andhra Pradesh (originally from Odisha), Sudharani Marndimade a bold move: quitting her government-family’s expectations and a receptionist job tobuild Jhunuk Crafts. Starting in 2015, she invested her creativity into eco-friendly,handcrafted gift items. Today, she earns about ₹40,000–₹50,000 per month, selling piecesboth in India and abroad. This is her story. How
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Dr. Apurva Makwana and Dr. Saloni Makwana, both from medical backgrounds, turnedtheir passion for art into PaintWaint, a startup that makes painting easy and enjoyable foreveryone. Since its launch in September 2023, PaintWaint offers paint-by-number kits thatlet people create their own art—even without any prior experience. Today, the brand ispulling in about ₹15 lakh monthly
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In 2020, Ahmad Hushsham and Prateek Singhal saw a growing demand for comfortable,stylish shoes designed for daily wear. They believed the Indian footwear market lacked thatperfect blend of functionality, comfort, and affordability. This insight paved the way forYOHO, a brand focused on “second shoes”—everyday pairs that complement formal wearwhile offering unmatched comfort. How the Founders
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Sunny Leone, a name synonymous with glamour and resilience, has seamlessly transitionedfrom Bollywood stardom to entrepreneurial success. In 2018, she launched her cosmeticsbrand, StarStruck by Sunny Leone, with an initial investment of ₹10 lakh. Today, the brandboasts an annual turnover exceeding ₹10 crore, marking a significant achievement in thebeauty industry. How It All Began: From
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Founded in 2018 by brothers Amol and Amod Anand, Loom Solar began with a simple yet powerful vision – “Be Available.” This vision meant ensuring that high-quality solar products would be accessible to every corner of India and eventually to global markets. What started as a small e-commerce venture has today become a leading solar
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Turning a street snack into a full-fledged business may sound like a dream, but two Indianteenagers Jayanta and Kailash proved it can be done. Within just one year, their homegrownventure, Shuddh Swad, crossed the ₹1 crore revenue mark. Their vision was simple yetpowerful: make traditional Indian snacks hygienic, affordable, and available all year round.From humble
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