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Growing 16 noni trees in his backyard in Bokaro, Jharkhand, 24-year-old Prasenjeet Kumar has shown how indigenous superfruits can transform livelihoods.

Famous for serving up the most-ordered dish on Uber Eats in all of Asia Pacific, Indore's Johny Hot Dog on Chhappan Dukan street was started by Vijay Singh Rathore when he was just 11.

When Chennai-based Tanvi Arvind saw how her grandparents were struggling to send text messages through their smartphones, she took it upon herself to teach them the basics. This inspired her venture, TechEdEn, which has since helped 93 senior citizens learn how to navigate technology.

Shraddha Dhawan from Nighoj village in Ahmednagar scaled the family dairy business, selling 450 litres of milk from milking 80 buffaloes in a two-storey cattle shed

Rohit Bhattacharjee, a student of English honours in Tripura set up RB illuminations company, hiring seven employees making 500 bulbs a day 

Aalya Vora's 'Sili-Dry' and 'Odor-Go' can be used five times before they need to be discarded, and they have sold over 1300 units so far

Godaam, a Nashik-based startup is trying to help farmers prevent onion wastage at the warehouse by installing IoT-based sensors.

The product was first showcased at a fair in Pune, but now it is available on Amazon, and on Prem’s website named ‘Vamshycle’.

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17-year-old Akshat Mittal has launched ‘Bharat Shramik,’ a web-based platform that will connect unemployed workers with employers.