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Hi Medials! I am a highly enthusiastic person when it comes to learning about startups and their journeys Can you drop names of some of the startups you know which have a truly inspiring journey or which you found to be truly unique in the context

At just 17, Subodh Kaushik founded Shopeepie, a multi-million dollar fashion startup driving positive change. Focused on sustainability, ethical production, and empowering communities, Shopeepie promotes "Make in India" while offering high-quality fa

On social media, no one truly tells us how to earn money or get rich. Instead, they say, "Do this, and you'll become rich." But the reality is, becoming rich requires understanding many things: strategies, skills, and fundamental principles. Yet, the

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

Young Founders: Passion Meets Purpose It's inspiring to see so many young entrepreneurs stepping up to build the future! Where should their focus be? ➡️ Identify a problem that resonates with them. Young founders often have a unique perspecti

Mamaearth: From a Parent’s Concern to a Billion-Dollar Brand In 2016, Varun and Ghazal Alagh struggled to find safe, toxin-free baby care products, so they created their own—Mamaearth, India’s first "Made Safe" certified brand. What started as a bab

It’s not just about the destination. 🌄 Starting your own company, landing that dream job, marrying your crush, becoming a billionaire, gaining financial freedom, or taking that long-awaited trip to Spain with your core friends — all of it sounds am

Today, we had the privilege of welcoming Niket Raj Dwivedi to Polaris School of Technology, where he shared his inspiring journey of founding Medial. He emphasized that curiosity is the most important trait for a founder, as it pushes you to ask que

India faces many challenges, but if we had to solve one major problem that could create a ripple effect in fixing others, what should it be? Issues like bribery, delayed justice, healthcare, education, food security, politics, women’s safety, RTI, an