Startup Success  

Alakh Pandey's journey serves as an example of working towards your goals and not letting challenges hold you back from achieving excellence. 

Sagar Daryani is the epitome of hard work and endurance. He believed in his dream, worked hard towards it, and now runs India's biggest food chain. 

Driven by her passion for education, Prerna Jhunjhunwala started a pre-school called Little Paddington in Singapore. Today, her businesses are valued at Rs 330 crore.

Akrit Pran Jaswal's remarkable journey is a testament to his exceptional intellect and unwavering dedication. From becoming the world's youngest surgeon to pursuing groundbreaking research, his story inspires.
 

Aadit Palicha is one of the youngest CEOs in India. He started his company in 2021 at the mere age of 19, and in 2023, the company was valued at $1.4 billion, or over Rs 11000 crore. 

Kabeer Biswas is an engineer who started his instant delivery startup from a WhatsApp group and grew it into a Rs 6,400 crore company. His company has received funding from Reliance Retail and Google. 

In the year 2022, Kaivalya Vohra was listed in the country’s richest businessmen. His net worth surpassed Rs 1000 crore.

Renuka Aradhya is the epitome of hard work and perseverance. He did not let his poor financial condition stop him from achieving success and pulling his family out of poverty. 

Pranjali Awasthi is a 16-year-old tech genius who built her own AI startup at such a young age. Her company has a team of 10 employees and is valued at over Rs 100 crore. 

Aryan and Ayush co-founded the tech startup Induced AI, which secured $2.3 million of funding from its seed round in October in 2023. The startup successfully attracted investors such as Sam Altman, Peak, SV Angel, and XV. 

After failing in his first startup, Sachin Bainsala launched another startup called ‘Hamara Café’ to assist people in filling out forms. The project addresses the technical knowledge gap and other document-related challenges.

Nadeem was operating his restaurant business well until the pandemic hit the world. The lockdown made it difficult to attract customers and bearing the household responsibilities became troublesome. He tried his luck one last time before giving up and established a kebab selling business.

Gujarat’s Neha Bhatt runs a tea startup with the name ‘Ampu Tea Neha.’ In July 2021, Neha met with an accident. Her left side of the body was damaged and due to a delay in treatment, she had to undergo amputation, losing one of her legs. She sells almost 300 cups of tea daily and earns somewhere around Rs 1 to 1.5 lakh in a month.  

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 successfully launched his business. Today, Nikunj operates seven outlets in different cities and provides employment to people with disabilities.

Jetaram Chaudhary grew up in a life of poverty, and despite all the challenges he faced, he established a company worth Rs 215 crore. Services like KYC, bill payments, money transfer, mini-ATM, ticket booking, e-Mitra are provided on the platform.