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Ola Cabs In 2011, when Ola (then Olamoney) was just getting started, the founders traveled to over 20 cities to onboard cab drivers onto their app themselves. With no funding, they stayed at dharamshalas and low-cost lodges to make their bootstrappe

Do you know how micromax destroyed itself from losing its place in Indian smartphone market? With the Jio revolution back then,people were surprised about the free internet services.But there's a catch. It would be possible only if the devices are

From Unemployed to E-commerce Queen👸 📦 Sara Blakely 👖 Sara Blakely’s rise to success began with a simple problem: finding a pair of pantyhose that fit comfortably under white pants without leaving unsightly lines. 😖 In 1998, while selling fax m

1985, the Dubai Government decided, "chalo kuch update ☠️ ?" with just $10 million and a five-month deadline. Thank Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum’s grandiose vision and Sir Maurice Flanagan’s "hojayega" attitude. On October 25, Emirates t

Why PaperTap Failed ❓ app that promised groceries delivered to your doorstep in minutes. It started with a bang, but then silence. What went wrong? Not-So-Speedy Success: PaperTap's gamble was on super-fast delivery. Imagine hot chapatis reaching y

Took Rs 5000 loan from his brother and built a 16,000 CR FMCG empire. 1. Born in the cultural city of Thrissur in Kerala, Moothedath Panjan (MP) Ramachandran faced failures early on. While working as an accountant, he experimented with his whitener

Top News of the Week: 1. Funding: - During the week, 36 Indian startups raised around $628.24 million in funding. These deals count 14 growth-stage deals and 17 early-stage deals while 5 startups kept their transaction details undisclosed. - Among

Meet the man who left his high-paying US job and built a 60,000 CR company in India. 1. Anand Deshpande had been an ace student. He cleared the entrance exams for NDA and MANIT but opted to study computer science engineering at IIT Kharagpur. He mad

Meet the man who started at 15 and built a 100,000 CR company. 1. At the age of 15, Inder Jaisinghani had to run his father's small four-year-old hardware shop - Sindh Electric Stores in Lohar Chawl (Mumbai), when he passed away in 1968. He dropped