Entrepreneurs  

Learn how Sudhir Garg from MP, despite not succeeding in UPSC, didn't give up and started a laundry business with a loan of Rs 10 lakh, now providing employment to others.

Arun Sharma, hailing from the Kathua district of Jammu and Kashmir, decided to pursue mushroom cultivation instead of taking a conventional job after completing his MBA. Today, he earns an impressive Rs 90 lakh annually. 

Ashwin Desai, transformed his life from living in a modest one-room home to building a staggering fortune of Rs 10,046 crore, earning the title of the richest man in Surat.

Meena Bindra turned an Rs 8,000 loan into an Rs 800 crore business empire, transforming her passion for sewing into 'Biba,' one of India’s largest ethnic wear brands.

Here's the inspiring journey of Lalita Patil, an entrepreneur from Thane, who turned her humble Rs 2,000 tiffin service into a flourishing Rs 1 crore enterprise.

The Uttar Pradesh International Trade Show 2024 is emerging as a vital platform for new entrepreneurs, offering them a chance to showcase their products and engage with international buyers.

The 2024 Hurun India Rich List highlights the wealthiest Indian women who have built their fortunes through immense hard work. Their remarkable achievements serve as an inspiration to aspiring entrepreneurs across the nation.

A farmer in Azamgarh is earning Rs 1 lakh per month through a unique home-based business model. Let’s explore how he achieved this success!

Dushyant Kumar Singh from Uttar Pradesh left his private job to pursue natural farming. Guided by Subhash Palekar, a renowned Indian agriculturist, he now earns over 35 lakhs annually, inspiring young entrepreneurs along the way.

IIT and IIM hold a significant place in India's education system. However, there are many famous and successful founders and CEOs in India who did not go to IIT or IIM. Here are the names of such individuals who are an inspiration to the youth of India.

This article celebrates the achievements of 10 of India's top women entrepreneurs who have made their mark in the business world. From Kiran Mazumdar Shaw to Ghazal Alagh, these women are an inspiration to aspiring entrepreneurs everywhere.

Aseem Rawat, a former IT director from Ghaziabad, India, left his high-paying job to pursue his passion for dairy farming. Today, he runs a successful dairy farm with over 1000 cows, earning crores in revenue. 

Sudhir Garg from Madhya Pradesh persevered despite failing to clear the UPSC exam. He took a loan of Rs 10 lakh to start a laundry business, which has now grown to provide employment opportunities for others.

Prerna Kalra, a resident of Meerut, quit her corporate job to establish 'Daalchini,' a vending machine startup. Overcoming challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic, she built a Rs 100 crore business. 

An MBA graduate turned his love for Kerala banana chips into a successful business, impressing even the judges of Shark Tank India.