Business Ideas  

Praveen Sharma, hailing from Bihar, comes from an underprivileged background. Due to financial challenges, he had to discontinue his studies after class 12. While working as a labourer, he learned about a government loan and decided to start a business.

After completing his BTech in 2003, Amit Singh began his career as a network engineer at Reliance Infocom with a salary of Rs 8,500. He held different positions throughout his corporate career and eventually decided to launch his own startup.

After completing his studies, Sai Vardhan Goud worked for a company in Bengaluru, earning a salary of Rs 22,000. However, he was not satisfied with the job. He quit his corporate job and embarked on an exciting journey.

Jaykumar, a resident of Jabra in Hazaribagh, Jharkhand, launched his own business during the pandemic. Inspired by a YouTube video, he established a notebook manufacturing unit. Today, his products are sold all across the country.

Rajni received specialized training in pickle-making, took a loan of Rs 10,000 from a government bank and embarked on a new journey. Today, she has become financially independent and has successfully provided employment to 15 women.

From being stuck at a low-paying Bangalore job to creating his own organic business, Sai Vardhan's story is nothing less than inspiring and uplifting.

IFS officer Himanshu Tyagi shared a story of two friends from IIT Delhi on social media who started their UPSC journey together. One cracked UPSC and became an IPS officer. And the other one started coaching for IIT-JEE.

Discover 7 budget-friendly business ideas requiring less than Rs 50,000 investment. From catering services to online grocery shops and YouTube channels, explore profitable ventures with minimal upfront costs.
 

With the rise in online food delivery services, the demand for cloud kitchens is also rising. Here is the step-by-step expert guide for starting your cloud kitchen in India and turning it into a profitable venture. 

When Reddy’s first round of tomato crops was ready in June 2023, the tomato prices in the market were soaring. Within just 15 days, he sold tomatoes worth Rs 2 crore.

Mahanaaryaman Rao Scindia is the son of Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia. He embarked on his entrepreneurial journey in the year 2022.

With an investment of Rs 18,000, Srikanth Bollapally started horticulture, focusing on flower cultivation. His efforts resulted in a remarkable profit of Rs 5 lakh in the first year.

The IITian duo, who left well-paid jobs, launched Meesho, a reseller-focused network that pioneered social commerce.
 

Maria Kuriakose, an entrepreneur from Kerala, has turned trash into a successful business venture. The venture boasts an impressive 80 percent of women workers. The products are even exported to foreign countries.

Many organizations are taking note of this and doing their part by becoming LGBTQ+ friendly in India. Here is given the list of such 7 companies.