Bilal Khan

A Bangalore-based techie builds an app to revolutionize shared travel, offering affordable, hassle-free options for young professionals and students.

Pharmacists couple Arief Mohammad and Harika Bheemavarapu launched Elite Expertise, a Healthcare EdTech startup dedicated to preparing pharmacists for licensing exams.

Founded in 2020 during the COVID-19 by Joseph Jeravin, Sriram Rangaraaj, and Ashok Ramprasath, Tradesala empowers Indian brands, especially from Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, to expand their reach and sell products online across India and globally.

Shariq Ansar, the founder of myTpen from Tamil Nadu, is building India’s first and only startup that competes with Apple’s handwriting technology.

45-year-old woman entrepreneur Bindu Vinosh from Kerala launched Webcicle, an IT solutions company that offers website development, mobile application development, digital marketing, and custom software solutions.

Notops, founded in 2024 by Gujarat-based tech innovators Bhashit Parikh, Nishit Shah, and Salil Momin, is transforming cloud infrastructure management with a streamlined, cost-effective approach.

Bangalore-based young entrepreneur Megna Jain launched Dream A Dozen in January 2018 and has seized every opportunity since. From summer baking workshops to corporate Diwali hampers, the brand has built a loyal customer base.

Founded in 2017, Pune-based Repos Energy offers on-demand fuel delivery via its app. Co-founder Aditi expects the startup to hit a revenue run rate of Rs 200 crore in FY 2024-25, revolutionising energy distribution.

19-year-old Sai Smaran from Karnataka, a college dropout, developed an Electrolyte Analyzer and an IoT-powered mask. His innovations aim to help athletes and health enthusiasts maintain better health.

Meet Shiju Pappen from Gurugram, who founded "The Chatpata Affairs" a cafe chain in 2020, just before the pandemic. Today, the business has grown to 50 locations across India and clocks Rs 8 crore in revenue per year.