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Over 1.1 million travellers booked OYO rooms across the world on 2025 New Year's Eve.

Zomato started as a food blog. Now it’s a public company delivering food across India. Lesson? Start small, think big, act fast. OYO didn’t start with hotels. Ritesh Agarwal launched Oravel as an Airbnb clone. The pivot to budget hotels built the em

People laughed at Reed Hastings. Then he built Netflix. People laughed at Brian Acton. Then he built WhatsApp. People laughed at Mark Zuckerberg. Then he built Facebook. People laugh because they're paralyzed in their own dull thinking patterns. Y

🚀 We're rewriting the rules of direct hotel booking. ✨ India's own AI-based community driven platform at which you can directly connect to the hotels and more. -No more denied check-in. -No extra money, what you pay 100% goes to the hotels --No mid

Vijay Shekhar Sharma had to borrow ₹8 lakhs to start Paytm. He built a fintech revolution

The founder of KFC was a loser until he was 65, he had no money, he borrowed $87 and started making fried chicken wings. He failed 1,009 times before he was able to sell his first franchise. By the age of 88, he had become a billionaire.

An MBA grad skipped the corporate race and built a Rs 60 lakh mushroom business—in just three rooms. 😳

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Hello everyone, I am building a platform where couples can book rooms on an hourly basis or for 24 hours. The key feature is that they don't need to share their ID details at the hotels. do u have any suggestions or any advice or it's just a bad idea

The teen with 50 Lakh+ in Bank This is the story of the founder of one of the biggest hotel chains of India - Ritesh Agarwal Ritesh was born in a Marwari family in Bissam Cuttack, Orissa with three siblings. And was brought up in Titilagarh. His fa