Millionaire  

From herding cattle in his village to building a Rs 300 crore company, Ramesh Choudhary's journey is an inspiring tale of resilience and entrepreneurial spirit.

R Thyagarajan, co-founder of the Shriram Group, lives a remarkably simple life despite his immense wealth. From humble beginnings, he built a financial empire while prioritizing employee well-being and social responsibility.

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. 

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

Bharat Jain, a beggar from Mumbai, possesses assets worth crores. His earnings surpass those of many well-educated professionals holding high positions in corporate companies.

The list features youngest Indian billionaires including Kaivalya Vohra, Aadit Palicha, Rohan Gupta & Family, Shashvat Nakrani, and many others.

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.

Despite being just 10th pass, Patel worked hard and opened up a Gujarati restaurant in the USA. He might not be an MBA but he does have common sense. 

Hailing from a humble background in Kerala, twin sisters Ramsina and Rizana Rashid defied the odds to achieve their dreams of pursuing higher education at the prestigious Indian Institutes of Technology. Their story is a testament to the power of hard work and determination in overcoming adversity.

Ramamurthy Thyagarajan, founder of the Shriram Group, built a multi-billion dollar business from humble beginnings while living a remarkably simple life. His commitment to honesty, understanding the needs of underserved communities, and valuing employees built the foundation for the Shriram Group's success.

Nidhi Yadav's story of taking risks and building her own brand from a Rs 3.50 lakh investment is an inspiration to all budding entrepreneurs in the country. 

Kunwer Sachdev's story of carving success through poverty and making India's first Inverter company is nothing less than inspiring. His dedication and hard work have made him the successful entrepreneur he is today.

Bipin Hadvani's journey from selling snacks on a bicycle with his father to building a Rs 4,096 crore snack empire is extremely inspiring. His determination, hard work, and entrepreneurial skills have led him to his success. 

Kabir Joshi's story, from selling perfumes in the streets to experiencing a deadly accident that left him paralyzed to becoming the CEO of a Rs 3413 crore company in Dubai, is truly remarkable.