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Rocket Scientist Mom Builds Rs 1 Crore Baby Food Brand
Community Heroes•Sep 16

Rocket Scientist Mom Builds Rs 1 Crore Baby Food Brand

A chemical engineer who worked on rocket propellants left her career to create nutritious millet-based baby food. Her brand now serves over 12,000 families and generates Rs 12 lakh monthly.

The Better India•2 min read
Cancer Survivor Builds $50M Jet Empire from $70 Start
Innovation•Jul 24

Cancer Survivor Builds $50M Jet Empire from $70 Start

Kanika Tekriwal was told she had months to live at 21, but she beat cancer and built India's largest private aviation company with just $70. Today, JetSetGo is worth over $50 million and operates a massive fleet of jets and helicopters.

Google News - Cancer Survivor•2 min read
Fired Teacher Built $15B Pharma Giant Saving Millions
Videos•May 5

Fired Teacher Built $15B Pharma Giant Saving Millions

A teacher fired for taking a military exam became the founder of Lupin, now the world's largest tuberculosis medicine maker. Desh Bandhu Gupta's journey from childhood hardship to building a pharmaceutical empire shows how one setback sparked a revolution in affordable healthcare.

YourStory India•3 min read
6 Indian Moms Built Thriving Businesses From Parenting Gaps
Community Heroes•Mar 23

6 Indian Moms Built Thriving Businesses From Parenting Gaps

Six Indian mothers spotted problems during pregnancy and parenting, then turned those everyday challenges into successful companies worth millions. Their businesses now help thousands while supporting traditional artisans, working women, and new mothers across India.

The Better India•2 min read
Indian Watch Brand Rotoris Sells Half Its Stock in 3 Days
Innovation•Feb 19

Indian Watch Brand Rotoris Sells Half Its Stock in 3 Days

A new Indian watchmaker sold 1,000 timepieces in 72 hours using a waitlist model that turns buying a watch into joining a community. Rotoris is making precision craftsmanship accessible without the intimidation of luxury brands.

The Hindu•2 min read