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Pranjali Awasthi at just 16, she built a ₹100 crore empire in just ONE year! Meet the young Indian entrepreneur who's rewriting the rules of hustle and redefining success. With vision, grit, and an unstoppable drive, she turned her dreams into a re

Okay, I'll also jump onto the trend and tell you guys an Indian story about condom business- Hear me out, India is the largest manufacturer of condom and the first ever condom was made from sheep's intestine and in India and in many west countries b

From Tiny Kitchen to Big Dreams: Sarah’s Soap Magic! 🧼 { an inspirational startup story } Once there was an girl name Sarah , She made a soap in her kitchen. She loved using natural ingredients to make her skin feel soft and smell nice. 🌿✨ A frien

Navya Naveli Nanda has joined (IIM) Ahmedabad to pursue a two-year Blended Post Graduate Programme (BPGP) MBA course, so that she can pursue her entrepreneurial dreams and this BPGP program by IIMA is launched just in Jan 2024

Nykaa Founder Falguni Nayar self-funded the launch of her e-commerce beauty startup Nykaa by investing over $2 million from her personal savings and borrowing funds. She started by renting a small space and packing orders herself with her family's h

I am in a very complicated situation. After my brother's arranged marriage, I fell in love with his wife just 10 days into their marriage. My brother is 37, she is 18, and I am 21. She felt the same way, and we were caught by my brother while sharin

Yesterday, I was talking with one of my friends (we met through Discord). She was accepted into Purdue University, where her dream is to become an astronaut, and she'll join the aerospace program this fall. Although the tuition is relatively affordab

★ Meet Pranjali Awasthi, 16, who built ₹100 crore AI firm in 1 year ( Delv AI ) She moved to the US from India at a tender age of 11. She was just 15 when she launched her technology startup. She now employs 10 people in her firm, valued at a whopp

Prachi Nigam, who topped the Class 10 UP Board examinations this year by securing 98.5 per cent marks, has finally responded to trollers who have been trolling her for her facial hair. “Trollers can live with their mindset, I am happy that my succes

Washerwoman's Daughter to scholarship: 16 years old Deepali selected for Youth Exchange and Study program in USA. She lives in a one-room house and teaches kids to support her mother, who works as a washerwoman, to make ends meet. Now, 16-year-old