Short Stories  

From an agricultural background, Chandubhai Virani founded Balaji Wafers with his brothers by producing their own chips. They have remained independent, prioritizing quality and price despite offers.
 

Devita Saraf started her journey as a managing director at the young age of 21 and established her business at the age of 24. She is the chairperson and CEO of the Vu Group, an Indian-owned TV brand. 

Chinu Kala ran away from her home when she was 15 years old and had to face several hardships to survive. But her perseverance and her hard work paved her way, and now her jewelry business generates revenue of Rs 40 crore per year. 

The works by Rabindranath Tagore are timeless. He won the Nobel Prize in Literature in the year 1913 for his collection of poems ‘Gitanjali.’

Rabindranath Tagore's short stories are timeless classics that continue to resonate with readers for their universal themes. On Rabindranath Tagore Jayanti, let’s explore some famous short stories by this Nobel Laureate.

Rajni Bector is the founder of Mrs Bectors Food Specialities Limited and Cremica Group of Companies. By 2023, the value of Mrs Bectors Food Specialities reached Rs 6681 crore.

Ambika, hailing from a village in Tamil Nadu, was married off at 14. She became a mother of two kids by 18 and became an IPS officer at the age of 30.

Rishabh Jalan’s startup 'Last Journey' provides a comprehensive range of services for the deceased, including puja arrangements, ambulance services, and crematorium facilities. 

S Nirmala, a young girl from Andhra Pradesh bravely fought for her right to education. She received help from district administration and topped in the first-year intermediate board examinations in the state.

Tractors and Farm Equipment Limited is the third largest tractor manufacturer in the world. Mallika Srinivasan serves as the Chairperson and Managing Director of TAFE. She has been honoured with India’s prestigious award Padma Shri for her remarkable contributions.

Renu Singhi is a 58-year-old woman from Rajasthan who started her cycling career at the age of 52. Renowned as the Iron Lady of cycling, she recently completed a rigorous 125-kilometre journey from Miao to Vijaynagar.

Mehrunnisa Shaukat Ali holds the title of India’s first female bouncer. She is breaking barriers, becoming an inspiration to thousands of young girls.

In the last six months, Kalpana Birda, a resident of Rajasthan, has secured three government jobs. Her story of success is truly remarkable which stands as an inspiration for every young girl dreaming big.  

In 2017, Pathikrit Saha made the decision of resigning from his job to pursue a noble initiative. He became a food delivery boy and began providing food and education to young children from underprivileged backgrounds to brighten their futures.

Sneha Rakesh started her professional journey with a modest salary of Rs 3000. Today, she is the CEO of Akarmaxs Tech Private Limited, a tech company worth Rs 250 crore.