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Chandra Mishra never liked the sight of poor people and children begging on the streets. In hopes of making their lives better, he launched a mission called ‘Beggars Corporation’. Under this, he trains poor people in groups and helps them set up their businesses. So far, he has been able to give a better life to almost 14 families.

Kumar Satyam launched his startup with an aim of providing better internet facilities in the rural areas. Through the use of Digigram platform, various services like e-education, e-health, e-governance, e-commerce can be accessed.

At the heart of ‘Navras – Katha Collage’ lies an intriguing subject that promises to provoke thought and inspire contemplation.

When one is determined to make their future better, no problems pose an impediment for them. Simran lost her career as a model during the pandemic. She took up a job but could not earn anything. Getting inspired by other tea entrepreneurs, she launched her own startup ‘Model Chai Wali’ and today she makes up to Rs 1 lakh in a month.

A group of three friends launched a social media application ‘Feeding Trends’ to stand in competition with Facebook. In this application, people connect with each other, write blogs, form communities and earn money.

Jharkhand’s Kamdev Pan received his education from local villages and colleges. Despite that, his fascination with science and technology inspired him to launch his own brand of e-bikes. He manufactures e-bikes and sells them all over the country. Currently, he is working on his dream project of building a drone car.

Subhash Chandra is a politician, and the Chairman of Essel Group. In the year 1992, along with Li Ka Shing, he started India's first Hindi language cable channel ‘Zee TV’. In the year 2005, he launched a newspaper - DNA (Daily News and Analysis) with Dainik Bhaskar Group.

In 2016, Shazia launched her unconventional business of shoe laundry. She struggled to grow her business in the initial days, but now the turnover of her company is Rs 50 lakh. She is working towards the expansion of her business to other cities.

Tapan Brahmbhatt is a graduate in computer science. He launched his food outlet with his friends during his college days. The business was started with an investment of Rs 700 and now Tapan earns more than Rs 10 lakh every month from the sales.

Indore’s Nikunj Sharma launched his tea business in Gorakhpur. Initially, he found it difficult to open a single outlet in the city but with the kindness of other people, he launched his business. Today, Nikunj operates seven outlets in different cities and provides employment to people with disabilities.

Disappointed by Sam Altman’s views about India’s technological and AI advancements, Kanpur’s Tushar Trivedi developed his own model of an AI chatbot. The model is currently undergoing the testing phase and will be launched in early 2024.

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