Startups  

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.

This article celebrates the achievements of 10 of India's top women entrepreneurs who have made their mark in the business world. From Kiran Mazumdar Shaw to Ghazal Alagh, these women are an inspiration to aspiring entrepreneurs everywhere.

Four friends from Kozhikode, Kerala, have launched a unique startup called Fulva, selling traditional halwa worldwide and earning lakhs of rupees. Their 24 varieties of halwa have gained popularity in countries like Germany, the UK, and the UAE.

Rahul Sharma, the co-founder of Micromax and husband of renowned actress Asin, is gearing up to compete with Mukesh Ambani in the business world. Sharma plans to relaunch Micromax with a focus on the OTT and AI hardware sectors.

Prerna Kalra, a resident of Meerut, quit her corporate job to establish 'Daalchini,' a vending machine startup. Overcoming challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic, she built a Rs 100 crore business. 

Unikon.ai is a unique startup that addresses the challenges of seeking advice from professionals on social media. Learn how Unikon.ai connects you with the right professionals for conversations while solving your queries.

Ruchi Kalra's success story unfolds like an inspiring film. After completing a BTech from IIT Delhi, she earned an MBA from the Indian School of Business.

Dipika Kakar recently announced the launch of her clothing brand. Let's take a look at some other actresses who are making big bucks from their businesses.

Discover the top cities globally for startups, showcasing high development scores and favorable conditions. Learn about the leading locations fostering innovation and entrepreneurial growth.

While working at a bank, Debashish Majumder launched his first business, an ice cream shop, which ended up failing. Later, he quit his job and started Momomia, with just Rs 3.5 lakh investment.

In the year 2016, Naaz Anjum started ‘Anjum Kitchen’ from her home, with just Rs 80 as an initial investment. With a passion for making biryani, she took her business to immense success.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced a ₹1,000 crore fund in Budget 2024 to boost India’s space technology post-Chandrayaan-3. This aims to support startups and expand satellite capabilities nationwide.
 

Union Budget 2024: The upper limit for MUDRA loans doubled from Rs 10 lakh to Rs 20 lakh. SIDBI aims to open 24 new branches across the nation to boost MSME sector growth. 

Many celebrities, including Sachin Tendulkar and MS Dhoni, have invested in startups like Spinny and CARS24, now thriving as billion-dollar enterprises.

Aadithyan Rajesh developed his first app when he was just 9 years old and started his own software development company at the age of 13. He is currently an intern at Secure My Scholarship and helps transform startups into enterprises.