Young Entrepreneur  

Explore the inspiring journey of IIT graduate Arunabh Sinha, who left a Rs 1 crore job to establish a successful laundry business. 

Sidharth S Oberoi took a leap of faith by leaving his job as a project engineer in the US to establish LetsShave in a modest room in Chandigarh. Today, his venture has skyrocketed in value, reaching crores, and its products are now available in over 100 countries. 

Ashutosh's journey began in a small village in Bihar, earning a meager Rs 4,000 per month. Through resilience and hard work, he transformed himself into a successful digital entrepreneur managing a Rs 100 crore company.

Dushyant Kumar Singh from Uttar Pradesh left his private job to pursue natural farming. Guided by Subhash Palekar, a renowned Indian agriculturist, he now earns over 35 lakhs annually, inspiring young entrepreneurs along the way.

Shivam Budhiraja turned his passion for cars into a successful business. His powerful success tips are an inspiration to every young entrepreneur.

Shraddha Dhawan's unwavering determination, vision, and hard work serve as an inspiration to women aspiring to be self-reliant.

Shashi Kiran Shetty, founder of Allcargo Logistics, built a successful company from a Rs 25,000 investment. His journey, from a small town in Karnataka to leading a global logistics empire, is an inspiration to aspiring entrepreneurs.

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. 

Saket Dandotia pursued engineering in Indore and began working, but eventually chose to quit his job to start his own business. Starting with just six employees, his company now has offices in several countries and a net worth of Rs 600 crore.

Varun Dua, the founder and CEO of ACKO General Insurance Company, didn't attend prestigious institutions like IIT or IIM, yet he built a company valued at Rs 1759 crore in just eight years.

Vikas D Nahar established 20 failed business ventures that resulted in disappointments and losses. Despite the challenges, with an initial capital of Rs 10,000, he managed to build a company valued at Rs 500 crore.

Ashfaque Chunawala, born in a modest family in the Oshiwara region of Mumbai, had to leave his studies after class 10 due to financial difficulties. He endured numerous challenges in his life, and today, he makes Rs 36 crore in a year and owns a fleet of 400 cars.

As per reports, the Paper Boat founders hold a 6.93% stake in the total value of the company, which is worth over Rs 112 crore, making Neeraj Kakkar's net worth around this estimate. 

Rajeev Samant founded the country’s leading winery, Sula Wines, which has now grown into a business worth Rs 4309 crore.

Arushi Agarwal, a 28-year-old from Nehru Nagar, Ghaziabad, turned down a lucrative job offer of Rs 1 crore to venture into entrepreneurship. Today, her business has a valuation of Rs 50 crore.