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Startup Success - 7 News Result(s)
  • This Entrepreneur Quit His Job And Turned Rs 2,000 Into A Rs 56 Lakh Momo Venture
    This Entrepreneur Quit His Job And Turned Rs 2,000 Into A Rs 56 Lakh Momo Venture

    Kabeer learned the food business at Theka Coffee before starting Oye Momo, leveraging his family food business background.

  • She Started Baking Cupcakes For Fun, Now Her Brand Makes Rs 1 Crore A Year
    She Started Baking Cupcakes For Fun, Now Her Brand Makes Rs 1 Crore A Year

    Megna Jain started selling cupcakes in college. Years later, she runs her own startup for gourmet gift hampers in Bengaluru.

  • These Students Turned A Campus Sandwich Pop-Up Into A Rs 1 Crore Venture
    These Students Turned A Campus Sandwich Pop-Up Into A Rs 1 Crore Venture

    Lexis offers premium sandwiches and operates stores in Gurgaon and Delhi, also available on Swiggy and Zomato.

  • Rs 52 LPA Job To Rs 5 Crore Momo Business, Meet The Gurgaon Man Who Did It
    Rs 52 LPA Job To Rs 5 Crore Momo Business, Meet The Gurgaon Man Who Did It

    Gurugram’s Sanket Saurabh’s venture generated more than Rs 5 crore in cumulative revenue within roughly 2.5 years, starting from just Rs 16 lakh in its first three months.

  • His Family Planted 9,000 Dragon Fruit Saplings. Today, The Farm Earns Rs 2 Crore A Year
    His Family Planted 9,000 Dragon Fruit Saplings. Today, The Farm Earns Rs 2 Crore A Year

    Mahesh Asabe's family used to cultivate traditional crops like maize. In 2013-14, Mahesh's father started cultivating dragon fruit after his father read about the crop.

  • How A Craving For Grandma's Murukku Gave Birth To A Rs 580-Crore Brand
    How A Craving For Grandma's Murukku Gave Birth To A Rs 580-Crore Brand

    The brand started with a humble Rs 2,000 investment in a small room of their house.

  • This Maharashtra Man Turned A 2-Acre Dragon Fruit Farm Into A Rs 15 Lakh Venture
    This Maharashtra Man Turned A 2-Acre Dragon Fruit Farm Into A Rs 15 Lakh Venture

    A pharmacy graduate from Akola chose agriculture over corporate job offers and built a thriving farm growing multiple crops across 17 acres.

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