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Chandra Shekhar Ghosh's story of becoming the founder and CEO of Bandhan Bank from humble beginnings is extremely inspiring. He recently announced his stepping down from the position in July 2024. 

Chandan Yadav was in search of employment and felt that a job paying Rs 10-12 thousand would suffice. However, when he couldn’t find a job, he began planning to start his own business.

After Mahindra shared the post on his account on X, the post got 80.6K views and several comments praising Siddharth and his team for communicating with the farmers and providing them with optimal tools.

Ruchi Kalra has founded two unicorns in India along with her husband, Asish Mohapatra. Ruchi's net worth is over Rs 22,000 crore, and it all started with 73 rejections from investors who failed to see her vision. 

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.

Kannav Thukral worked for three years at a company while also assisting his father in the family business. Eventually, he left his business to fully commit to the business. Realizing the potential in his business idea, he decided to establish a factory in Sonipat, Haryana, and began manufacturing feature phones.

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.

Sanjith Konda House, hailing from Nellore, Andhra Pradesh, moved to Australia to pursue higher studies. Sanjith decided to leave his studies to start a business. He started a tea stall named ‘Dropout Chaiwala.’

Here are the top 5 books you must read to find success in your life and transform your mindset. 

If you are looking to get some knowledge about business and build something of your own, you must read these 5 books to help you embark on your entrepreneurship journey. 

Rajasthan’s Rupa Yadav was married as a child at the age of 8 and moved to her in-laws’ home a few years later. Recognizing her potential, her family supported her education. With immense dedication, she cracked NEET and is an MBBS doctor today.

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.

Sunita and Suhas Ramegowda's venture, 'The Good Gift', reimagines traditional rag dolls with eco-friendly practices while empowering tribal women artisans.

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.