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"Aiana wants to be where the Indian traveler is."

Though he started studying engineering but left it after a year to assist Ashutosh Gowariker's movie Swades

"For us everything is cash flow management. We have been profitable since our inception."

During the early years of in engineering, the entrepreneurial bug bit me. It was just natural for me, as at the age of 18 years, I was dabbling with web-based projects.

The idea was to create a large tech business which primarily caters to customers need.

That's practically how Graviky Labs seem to have come about to life

The "Pragyan Youth Summit 2017" is a one-of-its-kind student endeavor to take stock of the radical change in terms of innovation

She went on to raise USD 2.5 Million from Acumen Fund, Vikram Gandhi and Pramod Bhasin.

With millions of followers on social media, these #3 youngest founders of social media giants are on the forefront in the list of the billionnaire entrepreneurs of world.

Being a profitable company, helped us bootstrap so long

The maiden class of 35 Under 35 is the actual reflection of the vibrancy and tenacity of India's youth.

They are the 35 boldest entrepreneurs of India who are changing the game in various industries and together they represent the optimism, inventiveness and boldness of India's millennial entrepreneurs.

Time is not running out! Don't overspend money or under spend it. There needs to be a fine balance.

When a founder reaches out to a VC for funding, the "pick- up line" is important. A pick-line in this context is the pick-up pitch - pick VCs attention during your pitch.

The rise seen in the number of coworking spaces has made it the biggest trend the startup ecosystem saw this year.

When you are in the game, it's either win or lose but never about giving up!

With his startup, BestMile, Gindrat wants to change the world of autonomous mobility across borders.

A cricket ground conversation led to the formation of Zarget, which is now backed by Sequoia India, Accel and Matrix Parnters

A wise man learns from the mistakes of others". I would argue that the same is also true of the successes.

The teens, nowadays, don't wait for their education to be completed, but are more forward to approach investors and pitch their creative ideas

The World Bank said India has embarked on an ambitious reform path.