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"From failure to a billion-dollar empire! 🚀💰 Hari Menon’s first online grocery startup failed in 1999. But he didn’t stop. In 2011, he launched BigBasket, and today, it’s India’s #1 online grocery platform, even catching the attention of Tata Grou

Meet India’s Youngest Self-Made Entrepreneurs – Breaking Barriers & Building Empires! 🚀 🔥 These young visionaries are redefining success and proving age is just a number! Here's the lineup from the Hurun India list: 1️⃣ Kaivalya Vohra (21) – Ze

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

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

I recently came across Tom Saar's inspiring story, a former Starbucks employee whose side hustle now earns $70K monthly! 🤯 Here's what we can learn from his amazing journey: 👉 Passion-Led Hustle → Passion drives action. If you’re passionate about

Journey of india's youngest billionaire founders. Part 2:- 5) Building the empire🏢 Through hardwork and smart strategies, they scale their business, attracted investors and growing their vision. 6) Breaking Rec⭕rds From their first million to a bi

Started from a village, lost everything in a fire and built a 16,000 CR company. 1. Born in Petamitta, a remote village in Andhra Pradesh, Ramachandra Naidu Galla was raised in a modest household. He was known for fixing radios and electrical circui

Started the business at 17 when his father died and built a 60,000 CR empire. 1. At just 17, after he passed away, Nirmal Minda had to join his father's (Shadilal Minda) automotive parts business, Minda Industries. It produced ammeters for vehicles

Meet the man who was rejected 36 times before building a 25,000 CR company. 1. After graduating from IIT Madras and Haas School of Business, Amrit Acharya had a cushy consulting job with McKinsey in the US. But he still wanted to tackle inefficienci

Left his high-paying job in the UK and built a 13,700 CR company in India. 1. Born into a family of professors, Jaydeep Burman did not disappoint. He pursued mechanical engineering at IIT Kanpur, followed by an MBA at the prestigious INSEAD school.