In India’s digital creator economy, very few names have successfully crossed the bridge from influence to entrepreneurship. One of the most prominent examples is Gaurav Taneja, widely known as Flying Beast. His journey from a commercial airline pilot to the founder of a high-revenue fitness brand is a case study in personal branding, audience trust, […]
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Srikanth Bolla’s life story is a powerful reminder that limitations are often created by systems, not by individuals. Born visually impaired in a small village in Andhra Pradesh, he went on to become an MIT graduate, a successful entrepreneur, and a global advocate for inclusive and sustainable business. Today, he is best known as the
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In India, innerwear has traditionally been treated as a basic necessity rather than a brand-led product. White, grey, predictable designs dominated the market for decades. Bummer changed this perception by turning innerwear into a form of self-expression, while keeping comfort and sustainability at the center. Founded by Sulay Lavsi, Bummer is a homegrown direct-to-consumer (D2C)
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Deepinder Goyal’s rise to the top of the Hurun India 2025 Self-Made Entrepreneurs list is not a story of overnight success or sudden market hype. It is the result of nearly two decades of persistence, experimentation, and disciplined execution that transformed Zomato from a simple menu-listing website into one of India’s most valuable and profitable
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Ashirvad Pipes represents one of India’s most successful yet understated manufacturing stories. Built with patience, engineering discipline, and long-term thinking, the company has grown from a family-run PVC pipe venture into one of India’s largest CPVC and uPVC piping brands. Today, operating under the global umbrella of Aliaxis, Ashirvad plays a critical role in India’s
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Pepe Jeans London is often described as a fashion success story. That description is incomplete. At its core, Pepe Jeans is a business execution story, built on product focus, smart distribution, and a scalable operating model rather than hype or heavy advertising. Founded in 1973 by Nitin Shah, Arun Shah, and Milan Shah, three Indian-origin
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In India’s footwear industry, very few brands have managed to stay relevant for decades while serving both rural and urban consumers at scale. Paragon Footwear is one such rare success story. Built quietly, without hype or flashy funding rounds, Paragon has grown from a small manufacturing setup in Kerala into one of India’s largest and
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India’s beauty and personal-care market has exploded over the last few years, but very few founders have disrupted it with the precision, consumer understanding, and scientific rigor that Romita Mazumdar brought with Foxtale. In just a short span, she built a skincare brand that crossed ₹700 crore GMV, attracted global investors, and now expanded into
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In the global SaaS ecosystem, India has produced several inspiring founders, but few journeys stand out as distinctly as that of Suresh Sambandam, the founder and CEO of Kissflow. His rise from a small-town beginner to the leader of a global workflow automation company is a masterclass in grit, innovation, and long-term vision. This is
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From Patna to Mumbai: A Start With Nothing When people discuss India’s biggest business empires, the spotlight often stays on tech founders. But one of India’s strongest industrial giants was built by someone who didn’t go to college, didn’t speak English well and didn’t have connections. Anil Agarwal, a young boy from Patna who once
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