Indian Entrepreneurs  

From Rameshwaram Café to CashKaro, these successful startups were founded by couples. Their inspiring stories of Indian entrepreneurship will amaze you.

Tripti Bhushan Dhakate, a gold medallist in botany from Pune, left her job as a professors to pursue mushroom farming. Now, she earns Rs 4 lakhs monthly with her brand 'Quality Mushroom.'

Utham Gowda left his high-paying job to launch Captain Fresh, a seafood company now valued at Rs 4000 crore. Learn how his strategy made him a leading business tycoon in India.

Here's the inspiring story of Hitesh Chimanlal Doshi, who built a Rs 42,000 crore company, Waaree Energies, from a Rs 5,000 loan.

Delhi-based Chartered Accountant Sahil Jain and his mother, Meena, launched 'Mighty Millets,' a healthy snack brand. Their preservative-free, millet-based products are popular in major hotels, generating an annual revenue of Rs 50 lakh.

The inspiring journey of Rameshwar Lal Kabra, who turned a fire incident into a $6.5 billion business, RR Kabel, expanding across 95 countries.

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.

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.

Ashfaque Chunawala from Mumbai rose from working at a mall to building Jibz India Systems Private Limited, a Rs 65 crore company. His remarkable success includes managing a fleet of over 500 vehicles.

Radhakishan Damani's journey from a ball bearing business to launching the retail giant DMart is truly remarkable. 

Read the inspiring journey of Ramesh Rupareliya from Gujarat, who rose from earning a meagre Rs 80 a month as a labourer to building a multi-crore dairy business. 

Despite facing poverty, family setbacks, and personal tragedies, Radha Govind's determination led him to establish a successful enterprise, providing employment and uplifting his community.

Abhinav Bindra, India's first Olympic gold medalist, has transitioned from sports to entrepreneurship, using his success to support and mentor young athletes.

Ramesh Babu now has celebrity clients including Aamir Khan, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, and more.