In Mumbai and Pune, Patil Kaki has become a household name for authentic Maharashtriansnacks. What began as a small home-based venture in 2016 has grown into a thrivingbusiness, thanks to the determination and culinary skills of Geeta Patil. How Patil Kaki Began with Just ₹5,000 In 2016, Geeta Patil faced a challenging time when her […]
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The way we work in India is rapidly evolving, with flexible schedules and remote workbecoming common. In this changing landscape, Amit Ramani, the founder of Awfis SpaceSolutions, has reimagined the office experience. Starting in 2015 with just one coworkingspace, Awfis has become India’s largest flexible workspace provider, helping thousands ofbusinesses across the country find spaces
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In Bengaluru, a promising startup called Clean Fanatics is revolutionizing the homecleaning and maintenance industry. Founded in 2022 by BJ Arun and Nishant Prasad, thiscompany has quickly grown to serve over 2,500 homes every month, offering a wide rangeof services including deep cleaning, painting, marble polishing, pest control, and homerenovation. Within just two years, Clean
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In Bengaluru, Aecoz, a sustainable startup launched in 2020 by siblings DhanvitaSathyanand, Bharath Sathyanand, and Srinidhi Rajaram, is tackling one of India’s biggestenvironmental challenges—single-use plastic in the food industry. Their innovative solution?Durable, biodegradable paper packaging that’s strong enough for hot Indian food andsafe for the planet. How Plastic Waste Sparked an Eco-Friendly Vision India produces
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Aurum Crafts, based in Jaipur, blends handcrafting traditions with contemporary style to offerbeautifully made wooden kitchen items. Founded by Punit Agarwal and Chandni Gupta,the brand specializes in cheese platters, serving trays, cutting boards, andbowls—designed for modern kitchens yet rooted in artisan skill. How Tradition Met Design in Aurum’s Living RoomWorkshop For a year, Punit and
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In Pune, three brothers—Jayesh, Ganesh, and Vaibhav Pakhale—redefined the age-oldkabadiwala model with Scrapdeal, an app-driven recycling service that brings sustainability,transparency, and convenience right to your doorstep. How It All Started With a College Clean-Up The journey began when engineering student Jayesh Pakhale struggled to dispose of bulkyscrap in college. Realizing how much recyclable material was
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At just 23, food technologist Palak Arora launched Millium under the umbrella of SatGuruSuperfoods — a brand that transforms humble millets into nutritious, ready-to-cook meals.Her startup not only champions healthy eating but also uplifts local farmers and reintroducestraditional grains in a modern, convenient format. How a Family Health Crisis Sparked an Idea The journey began
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In the town of Jhumri Telaiya, Jharkhand, 60-year-old homemaker Kanchan Bhadani hasquietly sparked a movement of empowerment—one crochet stitch at a time. What began asa childhood hobby has now grown into LoopHoop, a heartwarming initiative that teachestribal women how to create handmade crochet toys and earn a sustainable income fromhome. Rediscovering a Forgotten Skill Kanchan’s
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When you think of premium chocolate, countries like Belgium and Switzerland may come to mind. But in the heart of Andhra Pradesh, Manam Chocolate is rewriting that narrative—one bean at a time. Founded by Chaitanya Muppala, this Indian craft chocolate brand is celebrating local cacao, empowering farmers, and giving the world a taste of India’s
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In the remote tribal belts of Rajasthan, a social enterprise named Foreka is revolutionizing rurallivelihoods. Launched in 2021 by three friends Satyam Bhandari, RohitNegi, andMohitRana—this brand has created a sustainable business around cold-pressed, chemical-freeoils. By working directly with farmers and establishing local production units, Foreka is boostingincomes and reducing the need for rural families to
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