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Radhika is a patient of brittle bones disease. This condition causes her bones to fracture even without doing any significant activity. Her brother introduced her to the concept of making African dolls. She was 14 and this sparked her interest in crafting dolls from newspapers. Radhika began receiving orders from overseas via social media platforms and by the age of 20, she became an independent entrepreneur.

Rohit Manglik’s first two startups resulted in disappointments. He joined a job that paid him 42 lakhs a year. His dissatisfaction with an office job made him work on his third startup. Currently, Rohit’s application EduGorilla has millions of users.

Tapsi Upadhyay is pursuing a B Tech degree in computer science from IITM Janakpuri. She is the eldest among her three siblings. In her class 12, she offered tuition classes to earn pocket money. After experiencing food poisoning a couple of times, she made the decision to open her own food stall. Today, she operates approximately 20 stalls across the country.

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.

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.
 

IITians are globally recognized for their exceptional intelligence and entrepreneurial skills. Sundar Pichai, an Indian-American business executive, holds the position of CEO at both Alphabet Inc. and Google. Sachin Bansal is the founder of the e-commerce giant, Flipkart. IIT alumni have left a significant mark on the world stage with their remarkable talents and achievements.

Amit Kashyap and Mannu Sharma are friends from Haryana. They moved to Mumbai to try their luck in running their own business. Mannu came up with an unconventional idea of opening a tea stall in their Audi car. Their business idea proved to be successful, and celebrities often visit their shop regularly.

Divyanshu Shukla worked with the opening teams in Delhi and NCR malls for several years. From there, he got the idea of launching his own startup to educate the public about government policies. He is currently working with Startup UP and has helped many entrepreneurs launch their startups successfully.

Rohit’s first two startups resulted in disappointments. He joined a job that paid him 42 lakhs a year. His dissatisfaction with an office job made him work on his third startup. Currently, Rohit’s application EduGorilla has millions of users.

Patricia faced many failures and disappointments in her life. There was a time when she did not have shelter on her head or anyone to support her. Despite these impossibilities, she persevered and became a successful businesswoman.

Through its decentralized marketplace, Waggle allows everyday investors to buy into projects they trust in and see huge potential via the trading of locked tokens at a discount price.

Science-based startups are playing a crucial role in proactively bringing technologies for combating the virus

Data is everything and with the right analytical tools, it can open a whole new world for young businesses. Black Swan, a company located in London, works with data relating to the FMCG sector to give insights into new preference patterns among the consumers

For 22-year-old Saurabh Maurya, life has been a dream as he runs his own companies, earning crores together 

He added that India and Sweden can further their relationship in innovation, technology, investment, startups and research.