Prakhar Chitransh

Gurugram’s D2C startup Harfun is redefining men’s workwear with its tech-backed, utility-led, and comfort-first designs. With futuristic apparel like India’s first smart shirt, the brand aims to reach 100 million wardrobes by 2035.

Bangalore-based technology startup ProcUrPal is revolutionising enterprise procurement with its AI-driven SaaS platform, streamlining sourcing and bidding workflows while building a robust network of 8 lakh+ verified suppliers.

Gurgaon-based charge point operator GLIDA started as an early mover in India’s EV ecosystem, tackling regulatory hurdles to build a thriving EV charging network. Now, it’s a market leader, redefining electric mobility in India.

CPaaS startup Shree Tripada, founded by Mayank Dave in 2011, clocked ₹7 Cr revenue this FY. From humble beginnings to industry leader, discover how this Ahmedabad-based company reshaped India's cloud-led telecom services landscape.

Two brothers, Maxwel & Dennis Nagpal, left their Bollywood and media careers to launch Good Vibes Entertainment in Delhi. What started as a small casting agency is now a ₹12 crore creative powerhouse serving top Indian corporates.

Founded by industry veteran Nanjunda Prasad Ramesh, Bangalore-based tech startup Appli has launched a revolutionary mobile app that enables graduating 12th-grade students to apply to multiple Indian colleges simultaneously.

A young couple left their well-settled lives in the US to start a beauty brand in Ludhiana. Facing failures and the COVID-19 pandemic, they built Océglow—a beauty & cosmetic startup that clocked ₹4 crore in revenue last year.

Megha Sarayan turned down an IIM MBA admission to scale her Kolkata-based bakery startup, Land Of Cakes. What began as a side venture in college is now a ₹2 crore business, serving over 6 lakh customers.

Jaipur-based Sanskruti Homes, founded by an uncle-nephew duo, has served over 2 million customers till now. From a modest ₹5 lakh investment to becoming Myntra’s top-selling sleepwear brand, here’s their inspiring story.

Two engineer-turned-entrepreneurs have built Hyprix, a Bangalore-based defence & aerospace startup that has developed India’s first privately made supersonic ramjet engine in just 5 months and are now working on the next-generation artillery shells.