From Candles to Books: How Hridi Narang Is Building Businesses Around Human Connection

Meet Hridi Narang, the entrepreneur behind GuruOm and Across Pages, two ventures connected by her love for creativity, culture, and human connection.

She Won Medals as an Athlete. Now Kritia Ratha Is Building a Matcha Brand With a Paper Trail.

CHÃ Wellness says every tin of its matcha can be traced back to a Japanese farm and harvest. Its founder is betting that Indian buyers will pay for that.

She Wants AI to Help Women Get Paid What They're Worth

Meet Valerie Chapman, the founder of Ruth AI, a startup building AI-powered career tools to help women strengthen their personal brands, negotiate better, and advance professionally.

How Two Young Founders Are Building a Financial Research Platform With AI.

She Dreamed of Fashion in Grade 2. Now She’s Building Gulmohar.

After 15 years in fashion, Neelofer Reshma is turning a childhood ambition into an independent label built around thoughtful design and considered craftsmanship.

He Built a Voice Assistant at 11. Now His “No Keyboard” Startup Is Worth $2 Billion.

Tanay Kothari grew up in Delhi dreaming of building JARVIS. Today, his company, Wispr, is betting that voice could change how we interact with computers.

She Started Yoginii at 23. Now She's Building a Wellness Marketplace Around Indian Women.

Simran Shah Saw a Gap in Swimwear. Then She Built Simwear Around It.

How Simwear is making the swimsuit feel more like part of the wardrobe than a one-time beach essential.

Normal Was Never the Brief”: How Rashika Is Building Atrangi Tips Around Experimental Nail Art

While studying in college, Rashika is building Atrangi Tips around a simple idea: nails can be more than a beauty product. Her self-taught approach to nail art has evolved into a custom press-on brand built around fashion, creativity and wearable art.

She Won Medals on the Badminton Court. Now She’s Building Across Art & Real Estate.

She Couldn't Find Workwear With Personality. So She Built Andyou.

From Nani Ke Nuskhe to Skinbiotics: How Poshan Is Building a Modern Desi Skincare Brand

Poshan Skincare is combining biotechnology, Indian cultural storytelling and unconventional marketing to build a skincare brand around Indian consumers.

Nobody Had Mapped India’s Underground Music Scene. So He Decided to Organise It

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Antinorm Is Betting That the Future of Beauty Looks Like Less

Twirtles Wants to Make Healthy Snacking Feel Like Normal Snacking

Arjun Veer Singh is betting that Indians don't need to give up the snacks they love. They just need better versions of them.

You Move. You Figure It Out. You Move Again." The Story Behind ISAYMOVE

He Makes Reels About Old Money. Then He Goes Back to Building an AI Company.

On Instagram, Jaibir Nihal Singh jokes about the strange economics of being rich. At work, he's building an AI system that banks use to check if their employees have criminal records.

She Built a Fashion Brand Out of Fabric Nobody Wanted

He Started With a Microphone. Now He's Building a Global Network for Indians.

Everyone Is Building AI. These Founders Are Building What Happens After You Close the Laptop

Ayush Sinha and Arpit Arora started Offlyn on a simple observation: in a world going increasingly digital, people still want somewhere to go, something to do and people to do it with. Now they're building the systems to make that easier to find, host and scale.

83 Names, 8 Months, One Soda: How Anushka Sharma Built Quenzy

She Spent Years Building Brands. Then She Built a Candy Company.

How Saniya Kumar turned a personal frustration with gummy bears into Basically Healthy, a bootstrapped brand betting that wellness sells better as a treat than a task.

The Kunal Shah Playbook: Don't Solve the Problem. Solve the Behaviour Behind It.

Most people looking at mobile recharge in 2010 saw a payments problem. Kunal Shah looked at the same market and saw something else: a behaviour nobody had bothered to understand.

Vedant Lamba Built Mainstreet Around Sneaker Culture. Now He Wants to Rethink the Shoe.

Aman Gupta isn't Gen Z's favourite founder because he acts young.

He's popular because he understands how young India thinks.