The entrepreneur is the one who thinks smart, then works hard to achieve smart outcomes.
In the era of modernity, we have seen a rise in the number of entrepreneurs where various new programs have been put into effect like OLA, OYO, ZOMATO, PAYTM, DUKAAN, GROFFERS, BLINK IT, and so on.
All of these were made possible with innovative ideas and thinking, which you can find in entrepreneurs.
There are various entrepreneurs in India, and you will be amazed to know that there is a hike in young entrepreneurs, which is actually required to strengthen India.
Also, Shark Tank is the first show ever to encourage this kind of entrepreneurship, which shows the acknowledgment of entrepreneurial work.
Here is the list of the Top 5 Entrepreneurs in India
Ritesh Agarwal
Ritesh Agarwal founded OYO Rooms in 2015. He received the TiE-Lumis Entrepreneurial Excellence Award (2014) and was the first Asian to receive the ’20 Under 20′ Thiel Fellowship (2013), earning him recognition as one of the 50 Best Entrepreneurs.
He won the TATA First Dot Awards (2013), making him the world’s youngest CEO at age 17. Coming from a business-oriented family, a boy from Orissa, Ritesh Agarwal, went to Kota to become an engineer.
However, unlike other of his JEE aspirants, he was passionate about his JEE and did not take JEE preparation seriously. Instead, he wrote a book called India Engineering College.
A complete encyclopedia of the 100 best universities This book was very popular on Flipkart.
Sri Lakshmi
Most of us didn’t even know what a computer was when we were three years old. However, Sri Lakshmi was a genius girl who operated a computer at the same age.
She is very talented, and she developed her first website at the age of 6. She also designed the website for her school.
All this talent and skill culminated in her starting the company eDesign, which she founded in 2009 when she was 11 years old.
Sreelakshmi is often considered the world’s youngest CEO and youngest web designer. She has also won many awards in recognition of her talent.
Shraddha
Shraddha, the epitome of courage and wisdom, Sharma was at the height of her career, working for renowned news organizations such as The Times of India and CNBC (Mumbai).
While she worked for these organizations, she found that no one was willing to promote or spread the entrepreneurial story.
She discovered that there are millions of stories out there, but no medium to share them with the masses. Shradha is online I decided to create her portal.
Bhavish Aggarwal
Bhavish Aggarwal, an alumnus of IIT Bombay, co-founded Ola Cabs, India’s most popular taxi aggregator, with Ankit Bhati.
He won the IAMAL He 2013 Billionth Award, was named Best Startup of the Year, and was included in the Forbes 30 Under 30 list.
Bhavish has revolutionized the idea of taxi-hailing in India by using smartphones. Ola Cabs used smartphones and GPS technology, unlike other taxi services at the time. This has made it easier for people to book taxis anytime, anywhere.
He quit his high-paying job at Microsoft to work at Ola Cabs.
Tilak Mehta
Tilak Mehta is one of India’s young entrepreneurs who has proven that invention and entrepreneurship have no age limit.
It’s just a matter of curiosity to try something out of the ordinary to make a difference. The teen established Papers n Parcels, which launched an app-based courier service in Mumbai.
Papers n Parcels is a digital courier company that offers a one-day delivery service and works with Dabbawala in Mumbai.
His motivation for building this courier service was to enable same-day delivery of goods to thousands of people within the Mumbai area at a low cost.
Sahu
When Sahu was 17 years old, he opened a business at a young age. Like most young people his age, he had little knowledge of the corporate world.
He was eager to learn, and a will to open his own business made him so big today. He began working as a freelancer to gain experience and market knowledge.
Sahu faced many challenges at the time and was often labeled as too young or too old.
On the other hand, these conflicts never bothered him. In order to achieve fame and maintain his current reputation, he struggled hard.
His perseverance and determination paved the way for him to succeed in his life. He becomes the ideal and the world’s first younger entrepreneur.
Sumit Shah is the founder and CEO of the Dukaan App. A DIY (do it yourself) platform that allows a merchant to set up an online store for his store using a smartphone without programming skills.
The platform launched in just 48 hours, and millions of merchants started selling online through the app.
Dukaan is an app that enables offline shops to sell goods and services online via WhatsApp. This way, you can create a catalog of your products on your mobile phone and share it with your customers.
With over 3.5 million sellers in over 40 categories, Dukaan has reached his goal of 4,000 cities in India.
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