success stories

Transform your favourite recipes into a home food business with this easy guide. Learn the steps to get started, from getting the right licenses to promoting your food. This guide will help you turn your passion for cooking into a successful and profitable home business.

A recent LinkedIn post raises an important question: Can we expect people to love their jobs? In a world where work means survival for some and passion for others, 5 changemakers are demonstrating that purpose and fulfillment are possible. Discover how they’re helping 7,500+ Indians find meaning in what they do.

From crafting eco-friendly artefacts to reviving traditional recipes, these women are blending innovation with tradition, proving that success can start from home. Read how they are transforming lives, empowering communities, and redefining entrepreneurship.

From struggling with tough jobs and financial struggles, Chalapathi, Manjunath, and Adeep found a place at Razorpay that didn’t just offer a paycheck, but a chance to grow. Through mentorship, trust, and equal opportunity, they turned their lives around — proving how an inclusive workplace can make all the difference.

After leaving her successful academic career behind, Trupti Dhakate embraced her passion for sustainable farming. By turning agricultural waste into valuable mushroom crops, she’s helping farmers grow nutritious food while tackling pollution.

At 61, Mukta Singh defies societal prejudices by embracing her grey hair and launching a modelling career. Despite harsh online criticism, she stands proud, inspired by her stylish grandmother and mother. Mukta’s journey highlights the importance of self-worth and redefining beauty, proving that age should never limit one's identity.

Assam's Diganta Das was engaged in several odd jobs before he tasted success. His business, Daily Fresh Food, supplies 1,500 parottas to four cities every day.

Anand Mahindra took over the Mahindra Group in 1997 and diversified the company into various key segments, including agribusiness, information technology, defence, aerospace, education, real estate, logistics, and retail.

Born to specially-abled farm labourers, IRS officer Vishnu Auti from Maharashtra grew up amidst poverty and famine but that did not stop him from cracking UPSC CSE without any coaching.

“For two years, I sat at home, feeling like a burden. Some said my parents spent ‘too much on a girl’s education’. After a point, I started believing it."