Living in Mumbai, Yash Kalra saw how rushed mornings pushed nutrition aside. After a failed first startup, his idea led to GOAT Life, a breakfast solution built from everyday struggle.
Two moms turned a common parenting problem into Yobler, a platform for buying and selling pre-loved kids' products, saving money, reducing waste, and promoting sustainability.
India sees over 1.8 million new stroke cases annually. This Indian startup is using game-based neuro-rehab and digital platforms to improve recovery access nationwide.
From a small workshop in Assam, an artisan reimagined bamboo beyond furniture. By developing treatment methods that made it durable and long-lasting, he turned a fragile material into a sustainable building option for homes—creating local jobs and showing how traditional craft can power climate-friendly construction.
When researchers flagged drug-resistant bacteria in Delhi’s winter air, Bengaluru-based Bugworks moved fast, working in its lab to build a new class of antibiotics for India’s fight against superbugs.
Meet Garima Khanna, the founder of PetPipers, the grooming company transforming the lives of service providers with fair pay, training, respect, and a clear growth path — across Delhi-NCR and Mumbai.
Shark Tank pitches use many startup terms. This dictionary helps readers understand how startups work, with simple explanations of valuation, margins, burn rate, runway, and exits.
Manjusha Javier loved stitching when she was young. So when she lost her job, she turned to her sewing machine once more. Today, her dream 'Tohfa' is earning her lakhs. Here's a roadmap to how she did it.
A Kolkata startup turns humid air into clean drinking water, proving that solving social and environmental challenges can go hand in hand with building a profitable business.
When a ‘natural’ baby product raised questions, this Indian couple built Earthbaby, an honest baby-care brand rooted in 100% ingredient transparency and modern science. Today, it’s trusted by thousands of parents seeking safer skincare for their children.