Noida

As she turned 50, Seems Arora leveraged her management skills as a homemaker to start a venture called Rad Living that makes hand-poured, natural soy wax candles, along with her son Vineet.

Noida-based Shweta Joshi started Quarantine Bakers in May 2020 after her established business came to a standstill due to the pandemic. Today, she also puts out a delicious line of breads.

Founded by Shobhit Gupta, Noida startup Superplum tackles the problem of wastage in Indian agriculture with an innovative cold chain solution - the 'Fresherator'.

The brain behind Noida-based sustainable startup Kagzi Bottles, Samiksha Ganeriwal claims that their first-of-its-kind, 100% compostable paper bottles can be used to package toiletries, beverages, liquids and powders.

Noida-based startup, Code, started in 2016 by friends Naman Gupta and Vishal Kanet is recycling cigarette waste to produce products ranging from soft toys to manure.

Retd Army Captain V K Mehra and his wife, Cuckoo, started the Teasta Tea Shop, one of the capital’s oldest and most popular tea cafes, from their garage in Noida in 1995.

Through 'Shireen-E-Yemberzal - Mithai Wagon', Rida Sajad makes sweets using dry fruits, without any additional sugar, caramel, honey or jaggery. She receives orders from all over India, and her sweets are equal parts healthy and delicious

Sanjay Bhatia, a Delhi-resident, shares how he started Hygiene Chaat Corner after he lost his job during the COVID-19 induced lockdown.

From living in the chawls of Dombivili, 40-year-old Sushil Singh is now living his dreams. “My decision to quit college had induced a sense of responsibility to make something out of my life,” he says.

Homefoodi in Noida is financially empowering home chefs and make making home-cooked meals accessible with just one click