*The Presence of the U.S. Military Troops in Afghanistan
*The Challenges of Remote Education
*Arctic Pole Environmental Situation
* Global Pandemic & Vaccination
* Travel Restrictions
1.Poverty and Homelessness:-
Poverty and homelessness are worldwide problems. According to Habitat for Humanity, one-quarter of the world’s population lives in conditions that harm their health and safety. Many do not have shelter, a basic human need for survival.
This social issue also goes beyond the 25% of the population directly affected. Because of the lack of shelter for this vulnerable population, there is greater stress on government and social programs, including schools and healthcare systems.
2. Climate Change:-
A warmer, changing climate is a threat to the entire world. Climate change affects the entire world population, and the Union of Concerned Scientists calls this social issue “one of the most devastating problems humanity has ever faced.”
The 800 million people already living in extreme poverty will be impacted most severely. Around the world, people are already noticing warmer winters, more severe storms and rainfall events, and more frequent wildfires. These issues already put stress on governments and systems in many countries.
3. Overpopulation:-
As the population of the world grows, resources become scarcer. The United Nations reports that the current population of 7.7 billion people is expected to grow in coming decades, with a projection of 8.5 billion people by 2030.
The fastest growing areas of the world, such as sub-Saharan Africa, often face already scarce resources like land for farming. As the population becomes more than the country can sustain, people will need to move elsewhere to avoid starvation and homelessness.
4. Immigration Stresses:-
People move from one country to another, and in itself, this isn’t a social problem. However, immigration can place stress on government programs and social systems within a country, and it can be a divisive topic in a society. These immigration-related stresses affect many people.
For instance, the Pew Research Center reports that the United States has more immigrants than any other country; 13.6% of the U.S. population identifies as an immigrant. This is a divisive issue in the U.S. population, with some groups calling for stricter immigration laws. Although the majority of U.S. citizens welcome immigrants, a 2019 Gallup poll indicates 23% of people think immigration is the most important social issue facing the country.
5. Civil Rights and Racial Discrimination:-
Civil rights, or the rights of citizens in a country to have equal treatment socially and politically, is another one of the most significant social issues in America and around the world. More than 40 years after the Civil Rights Act passed, almost 60% of African Americans still live in segregated neighborhoods and 90% of African Americans report that racial discrimination is still a major problem.
6. Gender Inequality:-
A report from the Pew Research Center Fact Tank indicates that about 50% of Americans feel the country needs to do more to address the income gap between men and women. Women still lag behind men in wages and top leadership positions held, although they are now more likely to attain a college degree.
Worldwide, the situation is even more extreme. UNICEF reports that 12 million girls are married before they reach adulthood, and 98 million high school-aged girls do not attend school.
7. Health Care Availability:-
When people are sick or hurt, they need access to medical care to get better. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), almost one in 20 U.S. citizens do not obtain needed medical care because of the cost. Worldwide, 97 million people become impoverished by seeking needed medical care, as reported by the World Health Organization (WHO). Governments around the world are working on this problem, as are nonprofit organizations.
8. Childhood Obesity:-
However, the childhood obesity epidemic doesn’t affect all children equally. Children in families where the parents have more education and higher incomes are far less likely to be obese than those in families with less education and lower incomes.
9. Bullying:-
Obesity can also have an impact on another important social issue: bullying. The PACER National Bullying Prevention Center indicates that obesity and other appearance issues are among the top reasons children report being bullied.
Despite recent anti-bullying initiatives, more than 20% of American students report being bullied. A third of those being bullied report that it happens at least once or twice each month. Additionally, 24% of middle school students report they have been victims of cyberbullying, or bullying conducted online.
10. Poor Leadership:-
Many of the social problems in society are connected in subtle ways, but all social problems are connected to the leadership of countries, corporations, and other groups. An ongoing Gallup poll asks Americans to rate the most important problems and social issues facing the country. By far, the most significant issue was poor leadership; 28% of respondents list it as the number one problem.
11. Fixing Common Social Issues:-
Although many Americans feel their leaders are the biggest problem they face, governments, corporations, and communities are working to fix some of the top social issues. These are just a few of the actions they are taking:
Schools are implementing anti-bullying programs, which the PACER National Bullying Preventions Center says can decrease bullying by up to 25%.
Community efforts to help reduce childhood obesity include adding salad bars to school lunches, focusing on physical fitness, and adding obesity prevention initiatives to hospitals.
The U.S. enacted the Affordable Care Act (ACA) to begin addressing the challenges in health care availability, and it remains an important political issue.
The European Union is on track to meet its goals for reducing carbon emissions and helping mitigate the effects of climate change. Other countries are also working hard to make progress.
12. Raise Awareness Through Education:-
Discussing social issues can be contentious, but it’s also an important part of making progress on these problems facing society. Community and classroom activities involving social issues can help raise awareness for these topics. Writing about social issues can also help expand people’s understanding of these important challenges.
13. Covid-19 & Global Pandemic:-
Without a doubt, almost every sector of modern life has been affected by the global pandemic restrictions and the rules of social distancing. Even though several countries of the world seem to return to normal life, the matters of logistics and global trading are still vague. As an example of social topics dealing with this issue, you may consider writing about how the Covid-19 crisis has affected a particular company or the entire industry.
14. The Black Lives Matter Social Movement:-
It is hard to find anything that has marked the last two years in terms of social importance. The Black Lives Matter movement has captured the entire world because the issues of racial prejudice are relevant as ever. In terms of possible topics, you can compare the BLM movement with the student protests in the 1970s or the Montgomery Bus Station protest.
15. Green Energy Conversion:-
This social issue is mostly related to environmental problems, yet the global conferences in 2021 are dedicated to finding safe ways to convert all available energy to safe methods. You may consider writing about the latest innovations to the solar energy sector and talk about wind turbines if you are majoring in Electrical Engineering. At the same time, you can consider writing about school education and the importance of educating the youngsters about our environment.
16. The Presence of the U.S. Military Troops in Afghanistan:-
It is a sensitive social issue in the United States as President Biden has announced about the troops leaving Afghanistan in 2021. This social topic is s quite important as it is not only a political issue but also a matter of national security.
17. The Challenges of Remote Education:-
As we are making it through yet another year of distance learning with Skype and Zoom solutions for video conferences, the challenges of modern learning are evident. Consider writing about how the student habits and attitudes have changed in 2021 and think about what pros and cons of this issue you can explore.
18. Arctic Pole Environmental Situation:-
The Arctic Pole Ice Shield is the social issue that became apparent in 2021 as explorers and scientists from all fields of science started to reveal updated information. Regardless of your college course, you can approach this social issue through the prism of environmental protection, political bias, economics, marketing, and even the logistics that are also present in this sector.
19. Global Pandemic & Vaccination:-
The subject of vaccination might be among the most discussed social issues today, yet it does not make it to the lists of immediate issues because of the political games at play. For example, you can write about unequal distributions of vaccines to certain countries and the ways how politics manipulate this sensitive matter.
20. Travel Restrictions:-
As the warm times are coming closer, the majority of people think about traveling. Even if you are not up for the times of leisure, you may consider some business travels. The list of restrictions is changing all the time, which makes it a relevant social issue in 2021. You can consider writing about new safety regulations and the ways how the Covid-19 has affected our travel routines and rules.
Business management involves the supervision, organisation and coordination of business resources and operations to achieve specific objectives.Managing yourself: introduction to management and leadership styles. Managing money and key financial concepts, including the implications of various sources of finance and the relative importance of cash flow and profit. Managing people, stakeholder management and professional communication.
Topics Of Business AND Management:-
*Advertising
* Business Planning
* Business Planning Guides
* Business Structure
* Business Structure
* E-Commerce
* Employment Issues
* Energy Topics
* Financial Management
*Integrating Business and Family
* Inventory Control
* Insurance
* Legal Issues
* Marketing
* Market Research
*Merchandising
* Packaging
* Pricing
* Record Keeping
* Risk Management
* Self-Employment Assessment
* Social Media
* Taxes
* Time Management
1. Advertising:-
Advertising — A fact sheet on advertising your business from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Advertising (PDF) — Another advertising fact sheet from U.S. Small Business Administration.
Advertising — A PowerPoint presentation on advertising by Rutgers University Cooperative Extension.
Advertising Topics — A variety of advertising topics for agricultural business owners.
Online Advertising — Tips on online advertising by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
2. Business Planning:-
Business Planning — Business planning fact sheet by Penn State University.
Business Planning Workbook — Business planning resources for small farmers from the University of Maryland.
Business Plans Made Simple — A six-page fact sheet on how to write a business plan for your small business from the Nevada Small Business Development Center.
Economic Analysis of a New Business — Doing It Right — An eight-page fact sheet on conducting an economic analysis of your new business from Kansas State University Research and Extension.
Market Planning for Value-Added Agricultural Businesses (PDF) — A 53-page market planning guide and workbook from the University of New Hampshire.
Plan Your Farm — Business planning tools for small-scale farmers from Cornell University.
Restaurant Start-Up Profile (PDF) — A 51-page fact sheet on starting-up your own restaurant from the Illinois Institute for Rural Affairs.
Starting a Business — A fact sheet on starting a home-based business from the Iowa Small Business Development Centers.
Starting a Business in Your Home: Weighing the Pros and Cons — A four-page fact sheet on the pros and cons of starting a home-based business from UMaine Extension.
Starting a Home Business — An eight-page fact sheet on starting a home-based business from UMaine Extension.
Starting a Successful Catering Business (PDF) — A six-page fact sheet on starting a catering business from Virginia Cooperative Extension.
Starting Your Own Business (PDF) — A four-page fact sheet on starting your own business from the University of Wisconsin Extension.
Ten Frequently Asked Questions for Micro and Home Based Business Start-Ups — A four-page fact sheet on micro and home-based business start-ups from the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service
Writing a Business Plan (PDF) — A six-page fact sheet on business planning by the University of Tennessee.
3. Business Planning Guides:-
Business Plan Guide — Guide with worksheets to assist in developing your business plan from the Massachusetts Small Business Development Center Network
Business Planning — A guide for writing farm-based business plans from Cornell University.
Business Planning for the Agriculture Sector: A Guide to Business Plan Development for Start-up to Mid-Size Operations — A book to help agricultural business operators and a full fledged business plan from Cornell University
Business Plans and Profiles Index — A subject guide to sample business plans and profiles for specific business types from Carnegie Library.
Developing a Bed & Breakfast Business Plan — A 98-page fact sheet on creating a bed and breakfast business plan from Illinois Extension.
Developing a Business Plan for Value-Added Agricultural Products — A four-page fact sheet on developing a business plan for value-added agricultural products from Oklahoma State University
Landscape Business Planning Guide — How to develop and implement a well-defined business strategy from Cornell University
Online Business Planning Software — A free business planning software tool for agricultural and natural resource businesses from the University of Minnesota.
Sample Business Plan: Moose Mountain Cafe — Sample plan for a cafe business from New Hampshire Small Business Development Center.
Sample Business Plans — A selection of business plans to assist in the wording of your own plan from Michigan Small Business & Technology Development Center.
Sample Business Plans — A list of business plans to assist in drafting a plan for your business from the Small Business Development Center Network.
Sample Business Plans — Sample business plans for a wide range of businesses.
Scaling Up for Regional Markets — Scaling up for regional markets tutorial by ATTRA.
4. Business Structure:-
Choose Your Business Structure — A fact sheet written by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Determine Your Federal Tax Obligations— A fact sheet on what form of legal entity you should use from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Farmers’ Guide to Business Structures — A SARE publication outlining the various forms of business structures available to farmers’ and small businesses.
How toOrganize Your Business — A six-page fact sheet on how to organize your home-based business from UMaine Extension.
Selecting an Organizational Structure for Your Small Business — A four-page fact sheet on structuring a small business from Montana State University.
Starting, Operating, or Closing a Business — Web links to a new business checklist, selecting a business structure, employees, deductions, recordkeeping and accounting methods, and FAQs from the IRS.
5.Customer Service:-
Customer Service — Customer service video by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Focus on Customer Service — A Colorado State University Fact Sheet on improving your service to customers.
Obtaining Referrals to Increase Sales — Methods of gaining referrals in the sales industry from the University of Florida Extension.
So You’re in Sales — A six-page fact sheet on customer service for your home-based business from UMaine Extension.
The Customer is Still King — University of Maryland Extension bulletin on customer service.
6. E-Commerce:-
Creating Valuable Content that Converts — Recorded webinar exploring ways to improve the online presence for small businesses from eXtension.org.
Email Marketing — A fact sheet for eMarketing from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Five Key Ingredients in Creating a Small Business Website — An article about creating a website for your small business by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Maps, Apps and Mobile Media Marketing — Recorded webinar exploring a variety of ecommerce tools for your business from eXtension.org.
Selling On-line — A 24/7 Opportunity – Factors to consider in starting an on-line business by the University of Maryland Extension.
You are Here — Recorded webinar exploring mapping tools for small businesses from eXtension.org.
7. Employment Issues:-
Charming the Worker Bees — A fact sheet on employee compensation from the Iowa Small Business Development Center
Communication on the Job for Employees — A four-page fact sheet on communication for employees from the Alabama Cooperative Extension System.
Communication Skills for Daily Use at Work — A four-page fact sheet on communication skills at work from the Alabama Cooperative Extension System.
Developing and Implementing Sound Hiring Practices — A ten-page fact sheet on hiring procedures and practices from Purdue University Cooperative Extension.
Evaluating Employee Performance — A fact sheet from eXtension.org.
Great Employees Require Great Employers — A fact sheet on recruiting employees from the Iowa Small Business Development Center
Independent Contractor or Employee? — A fact sheet from the Internal Revenue Service.
Managing Employees — A fact sheet on employees from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Orientation and Training of New Employees (PDF) — A fact sheet from North Carolina State University Cooperative Extension.
Overtime Rule — (Maine DOL Information and Resources). Maine Department of Labor information about the new overtime rule.
Recruiting and Retaining Employees — A video from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Writing Effective Job Descriptions — A fact sheet from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
8. Energy Topics:-
Saving money through energy conservation and alternative energy sources — Energy saving tips for the homeowner, traveler, and business owner. Includes video how-to from UMaine Extension.
Efficiency Maine Business Program — Save energy and money and improve the environment from Efficiency Maine.
9. Financial Management:-
Balance Sheet Template — An Excel spreadsheet from the Maine Small Business Development Center.
Benchmark Data — 2015 Farm Credit East financial benchmark data for selected natural resource-based industries.
Break-Even Analysis Template — An Excel spreadsheet from the Maine Small Business Development Center.
Capital Sources for Your Business — A six-page fact sheet on finding capital sources for your business from UMaine Extension.
Cash Flow Template — An Excel spreadsheet from the Maine Small Business Development Center.
Developing an Income Statement (PDF) — A fact sheet from Oklahoma State University Extension.
Managing a New Business: A Beginner’s Guide to Financial Concepts and Tools — A 16-page fact sheet on successful small business management from Oregon State University.
Preparing Financial Statements — A fact sheet from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Profit and Loss Template — An Excel spreadsheet from the Maine Small Business Development Center.
Setting Up Your Own Business: Financing Your Business — A three-page fact sheet on financing your business from the University of Nebraska – Lincoln Extension.
Setting Up Your Own Business: Monitoring the Health and Growth of Your Business — A six-page fact sheet on using financial statements to measure the health and growth of your business from the University of Nebraska – Lincoln Extension.
10. Integrating Business and Family:-
Setting Personal, Family and Business Goals for Business Success — from Iowa State University.
11. Inventory Control:-
Managing your Inventory — A fact sheet on stock control in your small business from the Iowa Small Business Development Center
12. Insurance:-
Agricultural Business Insurance — A fact sheet on insurance options for farm businesses from Penn State University.
Business Insurance: The Basics — When considering business insurance, business owners should start with the basics from the Missouri Small Business development Centers.
Get Insurance — What type of insurance to get for your business from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
How to Insure Your Business — 4-page fact sheet covers insurance types, state laws, insurance options and steps to setting up an insurance program from UMaine Extension.
13. Legal Issues:-
Avoiding Patent, Trademark and Copyright Problems — An eight-page fact sheet on how to avoid patent, trademark and copyright problems from the Nevada Small Business Development Center
Copyright Basics — A fact sheet on dealing with copyright issues from the Iowa Small Business Development Center
Deciding if Bankruptcy is an Option for You — Information about bankruptcy options provided by the Virginia Cooperative Extension.
Patents, Trademarks and Copyrights — U.S. Small Business Administration video on intellectual property protection.
Taxes and Permits — A six-page fact sheet on taxes and permits for your home-based business from UMaine Extension.
14. Marketing:-
Building Your Brand During a Downturn — Fact sheet on branding from the Missouri Small Business & Technology Development Centers.
Developing a Sensible and Successful Marketing Attitude — A five-page fact sheet on general marketing principles from Purdue University Cooperative Extension.
Developing and Implementing a Successful Marketing Plan — A five-page fact sheet on developing and implementing your marketing plan from Purdue University Cooperative Extension.
Direct Marketing of Farm Produce and Home Goods (PDF) — Direct marketing alternatives and strategies for beginning and established producers.
Food for Profit: Marketing Your Food Product — A fact sheet on the basics of marketing food products profitable by Penn State University Extension.
Is There a Market for My Product or Service? — A fact sheet on marketing techniques for growing businesses from the Iowa Small Business Development Center
Marketing Specialty Forest Products (PDF) – A fact sheet discussing was entrepreneurs can market their specialty forest products by the University of Nebraska.
Marketing Strategies to grow your business — A fact sheet on understanding marketing for small businesses from Penn State University.
Marketing: What Needs to be Done — An eight-page fact sheet on marketing from Kansas State University Research and Extension.
15.Market Research:-
A Do-it-Yourself Approach to Market Research — A fact sheet on conducting market research from MissouriBusiness.net.
Building Healthy Communities: Analyzing Local Markets — An eight-page fact sheet on analyzing local markets from Kansas State University Extension.
Demographics and Lifestyle Analysis — A fact sheet from the University of Wisconsin Cooperative Extension.
Estimating Retail Market Potential — A four-page fact sheet on estimating retail market potential for your home-based business from UMaine Extension.
Marketing Research for Entrepreneurs and Small Business Managers (PDF) — An eight-page fact sheet on market research for small businesses from Montana State University Extension Service.
Market Research: Surveying Customers to Determine Their Needs — A two-page fact sheet to aid in conducting your market research from the University of Wisconsin Extension.
Micro and Home-Based Businesses: Market Research — A six-page fact sheet on market research from Oklahoma State University Extension
Tradeshow Marketing — A fact sheet to help prepare for trade shows from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
16. Merchandising:-
Merchandise Presentation for Agricultural Businesses — A Penn State University publication on food product merchandising.
17. Packaging:-
The Role of Packaging in Society and the Environment — Understanding the types of packaging and the purpose from the University of Florida.
18. Pricing:-
How to Price Your Products and Services — A four-page fact sheet on pricing your products and services from the Iowa Small Business Development Center
Introduction to Pricing — A U.S. Small Business Administration resource to sound pricing strategies.
Micro and Home-Based Business Product Pricing — A four-page fact sheet on pricing for micro and home-based businesses from Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service
Smart Pricing Strategies — A fact sheet on pricing from the Virginia Cooperative Extension.
Understanding Pricing Objectives and Strategies — A publication on pricing strategies for the value-added agricultural producer.
19. Record Keeping:-
Financial Statements — A fact sheet describing the balance sheet, income statement, and the cash flow statement from UMaine Extension.
Ratio Analysis — A fact sheet on using ratios to analyze your business performance from UMaine Extension.
Recordkeeping — A fact sheet from the U.S. Internal Revenue Service.
Record Keeping for a Small Business — A Powerpoint Presentation on basic recordkeeping from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Record Keeping for Profit — A six-page fact sheet on record keeping for your home-based business from UMaine Extension.
Records — A fact sheet on tips for successful record keeping from UMaine Extension.
Setting Up Your Own Business: Records and Bookkeeping — A six-page fact sheet on records and bookkeeping for your small business from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension.
The Projected Cash Flow Statement — A fifteen-page fact sheet on developing a projected cash flow statement from Purdue University Cooperative Extension.
20. Risk Management:-
Risk Management Agency Homepage — Website listing of resources related to risk management in Agriculture from the United States Department of Agriculture Risk Management Agency.
The Ag Risk Education Library — Risk Management Education Center from the University of Minnesota.
21. Self-Employment Assessment:-
Self- Assessment Checklist (PDF) — A self-assessment tool from the Nevada Small Business Development Center.
Small Business Readiness Assessment Tool — Take a test to see if you are ready to start your own business from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Starting and Managing a Business — Programs and services to help you start, grow and succeed from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
22. Social Media:-
Getting Down to Business with Social Media — Recorded webinar exploring the use of social media in your business from eXtension.org.
How to Use Social Media for Your Farm Business(PDF)— A workbook designed to help you better understand how to use social media marketing in your farm business.
Intro Social Media for Small Business — Introduction to using social media in small business from the Alabama Cooperative Extension System.
Social Media and Internet Marketing — Social media and Internet marketing for small business from SBDC.NET.
Social Media for Agricultural Businesses: Blogs — A Penn State University publication about using Blogs as a marketing tool in your business.
Social Media for Agricultural Businesses: Facebook — A Penn State University publication about using Facebook as a marketing tool in your business.
Social Media for Agricultural Businesses: Twitter — A Penn State University publication about using Twitter as a marketing tool in your business.
Using Facebook to Grow Your Farm Business — A webinar that will teach you how to use Facebook to help market your farm business.
Using Social Media to Grow Your Farm Business — A webinar outlining strategies for using social media to help market your farm business.
23. Taxes:-
Business Use of a Car — A fact sheet from the U.S. Internal Revenue Service.
Filing and Paying Taxes — A fact sheet from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
IRS Checklist for starting a business — Start up checklist for small businesses from the IRS.
Self-Employed Individuals Tax Center — Basics on self-employment, filing requirements, and reporting responsibilities for independent contractors from the IRS.
Small Business and Self-Employed Tax Center — One stop resource assistance center for filing your business returns from the IRS.
Taxes and Permits — A six-page fact sheet on taxes and permits for your home-based business from UMaine Extension.
24. Time Management:-
7 Leaders Share Insights About Work-Life Balance — A Syracuse University publication offering seven time management tips for balancing work and life.
Managing Time in the Workplace — A four-page fact sheet on learning to manage time from the University of Florida.
Ten Strategies for Better Time Management–A fact sheet written by the University of Georgia Extension.
Time Management for a Small Business (PDF) — A time management guide from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
25. Branding:-
Branding Power Video — Proper branding creates an anchor in the customer’s mind which can be triggered by recurring events. When you really, really build a brand, every time that somebody has that recurring need in their life, your product is what is going to pop in their mind and that is what branding is.
Marketing Your School Foodservice DVD & Guide — Join FAME’s Golden School Foodservice Director of the Year, Jean Ronnei, and foodservice branding guru, Tom Whitney, for a step-by-step guide to marketing and branding your school foodservice program.
Accelerate Your Business — How can any organization consistently improve its most important desired outcomes, and do it in a way that is sustainable? In the end, it comes down to mastering simple, practical processes that can be repeated over and over again. In this content-loaded seminar.
100 Indian Startup Success Stories for the new age entrepreneur [2020 Updated]
Read about the top inspiring startup stories in India that have been able to establish a kingdom and wear the crown in their niche with their hard work and struggle.
India has established itself as one of the biggest startup hubs around the world. Every other day a new startup emerges from the ocean of opportunities with an aim to make it up to the list of the startup success stories in India. However, we must remember that 90% of the startups fail in their initial stages.
In this article, we’ll be talking about the successful startup stories in India that have been able to build their empire to become the emperors of their niche marketplace. From food delivery to ecommerce, these 12 inspiring startup stories will encourage you to be a part of startup success stories today.
Fact: According to reports by ET (1), around 86% of the men continue to dominate the startup space, with women entrepreneurs constituting 14% of the startup share.
100 Inspiring Successful Startup Success Stories in India
Each entrepreneur puts in his 110% effort to make their startup a success. Nevertheless, that’s not the only factor that matters to the formulation of the perfect recipe of Indian success stories. The successful startups in India are built on the grounds of persistence, mentorships, disruptiveness & market requirements.
These 100 startups have been able to survive amidst the struggling economy of our nation to emerge as the top successful business stories in India:
Oyo
Paytm
Flipkart
Swiggy
Ola Cabs
BookMyShow
MakeMyTrip
Byju’s
BigBasket
Nykaa
Cars24
PharmEasy
Instamojo
Unacademy
Nykaa
MobiKwik
Dunzo
RazorPay
Innov8
Toppr
Bombay Shaving Company
FirstCry
Zomato
CarDekho
Zivame
Ecomm Express
Urban Ladder
PolicyBazaar.com
JustDial
Limeroad
Housing.com
Epigamia
Bira 91
Vedantu
NoBroker
Chaayos
BankBazaar.com
Pee Safe
EaseMyTrip.com
Bare Anatomy
Azah
Milkbasket
CoWrks
ZestMoney
Treebo Hotels
Quikr
CureFit
Grofers
Xpressbees
Delhivery
ShareChat
Faasos
Pepperfry
Dream11
redBus.in
Mu Sigma
Clear Car Rental
InCred
Meesho
KillerLaunch
Wow! Momo
AddressHealth
Flyrobe
Jumbotail
DocTalk
SmallCase
InstaVans
1Mg
Revv
TravelTriangle
BiggBang
Lenskart
InMobi
Zerodha
Gradeup
OkCredit
NinjaCart
Bewakoof.com
GoaBrewing Co
BulkMRO
Glance
MyGate
Yulu
CleverTap
Ambee
Doubtnut
Skillsmatic
CropIn
Avaada Energy
BulBul
Skyroot Aerospace
Hansel.io
Streak AI
Terraview
Bijak
oDoc
Epigamia
Nemocare
Edyst
Housing.com
1. Oyo
Ritesh Agarwal
Launch: 2013
Founders: Ritesh Agarwal
Industry: Hospitality
Estimated Valuation: $16 billion
Ritesh Agarwal, the founder of the homegrown unicorn Oyo, has established itself as one of the largest hotels and hospitality chains around the world with operations in over 800 cities across 80 countries, including India, the US, China, Europe, China, and more.
Airbnb was the biggest source of inspiration for Ritesh, who started out on his journey of being one of the best entrepreneur success stories as a teenager.
Fact: Ritesh launched Oravel Stays in 2012, which was later relaunched as Oyo in 2013.
2. Paytm
Vijay Shekhar Sharma
Launch: 2010
Founder: Vijay Shekhar Sharma
Industry: Fintech
Estimated Valuation: $15 billion
Paytm started out as a digital wallet in its initial days but has transformed into a completely new payments platform. The fintech service has been able to emerge as the top fintech company even after facing fierce early competition from brands like Freecharge.
Fact: Paytm’s userbase grew from 125 million to 185 million three months post demonetization.
Vijay Shekhar Sharma, who was struggling to make ends meet with Rs 10 in his pocket, tasted victory the hard way, and today, he stands as the founder of the billion-dollar homegrown unicorn.
3. Flipkart
Sachin Bansal & Binny Bansal
Launch: 2007
Founders: Sachin Bansal & Binny Bansal
Industry: Ecommerce
Estimated Valuation: $24 billion
The Walmart acquired ecommerce company Flipkart stands as the largest ecommerce platform in India. Today, the ecommerce platform has expanded its business horizons by foraying into the video streaming industry with Flipkart Video Originals.
Fact: The first customer of Flipkart was a young engineer from Mahbubnagar, Telangana.
Sachin Bansal & Binny Bansal started out as an online bookstore that made around 20 successful shipments in its first year of functioning. It was not late before the platform started grabbing people’s attention that made it the top online retail market in history.
The viral food delivery startup has marked itself as one of the inspirational stories of success that started out in its Bengaluru neighborhood that was covered by six delivery executives with only 25 partner restaurants.
Today, the food delivery firm has over 2.1lakh delivery executives across 300+ cities in India. Currently, the company processes over 1.4 million food orders daily across the country.
Note: Swiggy recently received a funding of $1 billion from Naspers and Tencent Holdings
5. Ola Cabs
Bhavish Aggarwal, Ankit Bhati
Launch: 2010
Founders: Bhavish Aggarwal, Ankit Bhati
Industry: Mobility
Estimated Valuation: $6.2 billion
Ola Cabs, started by IIT-B graduates Bhavish and Ankit, has emerged to be the most prominent Indian mobility service provider in the country that offers its services across 50 cities in India and is evenly spread across countries, including the UK, Australia, and New Zealand.
The idea of Ola, a cab aggregation startup, came from Bhavish’s terrible experience. At the same time, he was traveling from Bengaluru to Bandipur, where the driver of his cab stranded him in the middle of nowhere over a failed negotiation deal.
6. BookMyShow
Ashish Hemrajani
Launch: 1999
Founders: Ashish Hemrajani, Parikshit Dar & Rajesh Balpande
Industry: Online Ticket Booking
Estimated Valuation: $1 billion
We see BookMyShow as a stable platform in the online ticket booking sector. It is considered as the one-stop-platform to book online tickets, especially for movies.
Surprisingly, the upheaval of BookMyShow is one of the most motivational success stories that showcase the power of perseverance. The platform currently provides its services across five countries with over 30 million customers.
Fact: The initial capital invested in BookMyShow was just Rs 25,000.
7. MakeMyTrip
Deep Kalra
Launch: 2000
Founders: Ashish Hemrajani, Parikshit Dar & Rajesh Balpande
Industry: Travel Agency
Estimated Valuation: $23.5 billion
MakeMyTrip is India’s leading online travel company that provides online services like travel packages, hotels, flights, rail, bus tickets, etc. to its clients. Founded by IIM-A alumni Deep Kalra, the success of MakeMyTrip has been recognized not only nationally, but internationally as well. The company was even listed in NASDAQ.
Fact: MakeMyTrip was initially launched to cater to the needs of NRIs for their Indo-American trips back and forth.
8. Byju’s
Byju Raveendran
Launch: 2008
Founders: Byju Raveendran, Divya Gokulnath
Industry: E-Learning
Estimated Valuation: $5 billion
Byju’s started out as a mere e-learning platform but has grown to become one of the most popular and highly trusted ed-tech brands across India.
The platform founded by Byju Raveendran & Divya Gokulnath provides online tutoring sessions to students ranging from study material of class VI to material about competitive exams like IAS, CAT, GRE, etc.
Fact: Byju’s has registered 35 million users on its learning app with 2.4 million paid subscribers.
9. BigBasket
Hari Menon, VS Sudhakar, V S Ramesh, Vipul Parekh, Abhinay Choudhari
Launch: 2011
Founders: Hari Menon, VS Sudhakar, V S Ramesh, Vipul Parekh, Abhinay Choudhari
Industry: Ecommerce
Estimated Valuation: $1.2 billion
The online food and grocery buying platform provide its users with an option to buy products ranging from food supplies, grocery, beverages, personal care products, bakery supplies, etc. Currently, BigBasket has marked its presence in over 25 cities across India with Bangalore, Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune, and Ahmedabad being the top cities.
Fact: Hari told a publication that despite being in the business for five years, their core team still works on a 7 am to 12:30 am model.
10. Nykaa
Falguni Nayar
Launch: 2012
Founder: Falguni Nayar
Industry: Ecommerce- Fashion & Beauty
Estimated Valuation: $750 million
The IIM-A alumnus Falguni Nayar left her 9 to 5 job at Kotak at the age of 50 to pursue her dreams of establishing Nykaa. The platform was launched to develop a one-stop-platform of beauty products in India, making it the first beauty exclusive ecommerce platform.
Fact: The online beauty & fashion platform opened its first offline store at T3 Terminal, IGI Airport, in November 2015.
11. Cars24
Vikram Chopra
Launch: 2015
Founder: Vikram Chopra
Industry: Automotive
Estimated Valuation: $242.6 million
Cars24 is the number 1 used car selling and buying platform in India that was founded by Vikram Chopra in 2015. Cars24 enables you to sell or buy a second-hand car hassle-free. The platform has over 100 offline stores pan India that enables a person to evaluate the value of his car with direct consultation from the Cars24 employees.
Fact: Cars24 launched an ad campaign #ByeByeDrive, which focussed on the sentimental value connected with ‘your car’.
PharmEasy is an online pharmaceuticals delivery platform that assists by delivering the required medicines & diagnostic test reports to its patients. It currently functions across eight cities in India, including Mumbai, Pune, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Jaipur, Delhi, Noida, and Bangalore.
Instamojo is an on-demand payment startup success stories that enable entrepreneurs to develop, run, and extend their online business. With transactions becoming a vital part of any industry, Instamojo is developing ‘Payment Links,’ allowing companies and companies to get started with online payment collection quickly.
Instamojo also provides a suite of services and products that allow sellers to create an online store, uncover insights into their store behavior, and further scale up their successful startups in India.
Fact: Instamojo has a customer base of 1200000 plus startup stories.
14. Unacademy
Roman Saini, Gaurav Munjal, and Hemesh Singh
Launch: 2015
Founders: Roman Saini, Gaurav Munjal, and Hemesh Singh
Industry: Education
Estimated Valuation: $510 Million
Unacademy is a digital site that provides material for big competitive exams and delivers brief tutorials in videos on various topics that can be viewed free of charge. It enables prospective students to promote self-learning better through startup stories.
Partnering with the best minds and offering classes on any topic in different languages is the dream of the startup success stories in Unacademy. The entire community will benefit from these classes.
15. Nykaa.com
Falguni Nayar
Launch: 2012
Founders: Falguni Nayar
Industry: E-commerce
Estimated Valuation: $750 Million
Nykaa is among successful startups in India website with a range of beauty and health items with men and women. They also offer comprehensive content, including product reviews, beauty how-to videos, expert articles, and e-beauty magazines. Nykaa goods are authentically purchased directly from startup stories manufacturers to have distribution experience.
From the Sanskrit word ‘Nayaka,’ which means an actress or a spotlight, Nykaa’s primary purpose is to celebrate the star in every woman and to be her trusty companion.
Fact: Nykaa is an Indian startup success stories brand that sells beauty, wellness, and fashion products.
16. MobiKwik
Bipin Preet Singh and Upasana Taku
Launch: 2009
Founders: Bipin Preet Singh and Upasana Taku
Industry: Digital Wallets
Estimated Valuation: $1 Billion
MobiKwik is one of the successful startups in India by being the most significant mobile wallet for the redundancy of personal portfolios. Indian consumers can store money in a virtual wallet and then use it across channels (mobile, desktop, register, text, and IVR). It allows Indian consumers to pay utility bills and shop with registered traders in their wallets.
MobiKwik is an outstanding startup stories. Every penny in your pocket is well taken into consideration. Additional security settings on all mobile devices on which it operates can also be used.
17. Dunzo
Kabeer Biswas, Ankur Agarwal, Dalvir Suri, Mukund Jha
Launch: 2014
Founders: Kabeer Biswas, Ankur Agarwal, Dalvir Suri, Mukund Jha
Industry: Consumer Service
Estimated Valuation: $56.4 Million
Dunzo is a hyper-local startup stories delivery app that catches anything and everything in a city and delivers everything. Dunzo also runs a bike taxi service in Gurgaon and offers in Bengaluru, Delhi, Gurgaon, Pune, Chennai, and Hyderabad.
This successful startups in India will change the way you move things, shop, and never get to your house. The App links you to the closest seller that can order, receive, and deliver supplies from any shop or restaurant in the area.
Fact: The company has its headquarters in Bangalore and has over 1 million users.
18. RazorPay
Shashank Kumar and Harshil Mathur
Launch: 2014
Founders: Shashank Kumar and Harshil Mathur
Industry: Microcredit, Mobile payment, Payment system, and Financial technology
Estimated Valuation: $450 Million
Razorpay is a platform for successful startups in India to accept, process, and disburse their product suite of payments. It provides access to all modes of payment, including credit card, debit card, net banking, UPI, and popular wallets, including Jiosaw, Mobikwik, Airtel Money, PayZapp, and Ola Money.
Razorpay is the only converged payment system company in India which enables your startup stories to accept, process, and disburse payments through its software suite.
19. Innov8
Riteish malik
Launch: 2018
Founders: Riteish malik
Industry: Collaboration, Coworking, and Real Estate
Estimated Valuation: $30 Million
Innov8 Coworking is a Y-Combinator based startup success stories in India that support workspaces and community startups. They provide high-quality workspaces (managed private offices and coworking areas). The first Thought space in India is Innov8 Coworking as successful startups in India.
They promote the participation of like people from all walks of life, whether they be entrepreneurs, employees, freelancers, designers, or are just willing to work in a highly competitive environment. They are presently based in Chennai, Noida, Gurgaon, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chandigarh, and throughout India.
Fact: The Innov8 Space In DLF Cyber Hub is a fully managed office space startup stories with 500 seats.
20. Toppr
Zishaan Hayath, Hemanth Goteti
Industry: Education Industry
Estimated Valuation: $38.3 Million
Toppr is among the first successful startups in India with post-school device for personalizing learning. They support candidates in training for various colleges, boards, and rigorous exams.
They study student behavior and create adaptive paths with infinite combinations with artificial intelligence, machine learning, and big data. This ensures a unique and personalized learning experience of startup stories for every student.
Note: The Toppr startup success stories app is entirely free for its users except for some specific video lectures.
21. Bombay Shaving Company
Shantanu Deshpande, Raunak Munot, Deepu Panicker, and Rohit Jaiswal
Launch: 2015
Founders: Shantanu Deshpande, Raunak Munot, Deepu Panicker, and Rohit Jaiswal
Industry: Personal Service
Estimated Valuation: $494.2 Million
Bombay Shaving is a successful startups in India that focuses on the development of a variety of shaving care, beard care, and skincare products. The startup stories brand is a specialist in men’s grooming, personal care, shampoo, beard care, skincare, and homemade soap.
Bombay Shaving Company started with the idea that shaving should be more than a worldly task for most men. Before, after, and after the shaving process, they installed a rubber device.
22. FirstCry
Supam Maheshwari and Amitava Saha
Launch: 2010
Founders: Supam Maheshwari and Amitava Saha
Industry: Retail Distributors
Estimated Valuation: $100 Million
FirstCry is a baby and toy online startup stories website. More than 20000 products are from more than 250 major brands, such as Mattel, Ben10, Pigeon, Funskool, Hotwheels, Nuby, Farlin, Medela, Pampers, Disney, Cinderella, Gerber, Zapak, Mee Mee, etc.
It is among the successful startups in India with a high-quality online shopping experience, fast, reliable delivery service, and prompt customer care, and it offers the best products and brands at the best price.
Fact: FirstCry is Asia’s most extensive online shopping startup success stories for kids and baby products.
23. Zomato
Deepinder Goyal and Pankaj Chaddah
Launch: 2008
Founders: Deepinder Goyal and Pankaj Chaddah
Industry: Consumer Services
Estimated Valuation: $2 Billion
Zomato offers customers web and mobile startup stories for searching, ordering, and discovering restaurants. It provides global information and online ordering about restaurants.
Furthermore, Zomato provides food delivery, table reservations, and premium membership services for restaurants to allow users to search, rate, and review restaurants. This also enables users to create successful startups in India networks for trustworthy recommendations for fellow food lovers.
Fact: The number of monthly users on Zomato is around 20 Million.
24. CarDekho
Amit Jain
Launch: 2008
Founders: Amit Jain
Industry: Automotive Industry
Estimated Valuation: $75 Million
CarDekho.com is India’s leading startup stories search engine for vehicles that allow consumers to purchase decent cars. This startup success stories website and application have great automobile content, including expert reviews of car brands and models that are in Indian hands, detailed information and prices, comparisons, and videos and pictures.
The organization has relations with several successful startups in India car suppliers, including more than 4000 car dealers, and a variety of financial companies to promote the purchasing of cars.
25. Zivame
Richa Kar
Launch: 2011
Founders: Richa Kar
Industry: E-Commerce
Estimated Valuation: $200 Million
Zivame is an online lingerie startup stories with hundreds of Indian designs. By type, brand, colour, size customers can easily search the lingerie by identifying what to wear!
Zivame reflects its offline entrepreneur stories shopping experience with detailed pages of products, low-cost, quick shipping and customer-friendly trouble-free return policy. Whether you’re an Indian woman or a man, Zivame is about creating a shopping experience online startup success stories.
26. Ecom express
K. Satyanarayana, Manju Dhawan, Sanjeev Saxena and A.Krishnan
Launch: 2013
Founders: K. Satyanarayana, Manju Dhawan, Sanjeev Saxena and A.Krishnan
Industry: Delivery/E-Commerce/Logistics
Estimated Valuation: $200 Million
Ecom Express Private Limited is a startup stories which is promoted by Indian Express Industry veterans. This startup success stories has over 100 years of diverse and vibrant experience in Indian Express Industry.
The entrepreneur stories built to cater to the diverse needs of the rising electronic commerce market through leaps and bounds. There are no startup stories adequately prepared to serve the demands of this rapidly growing sector that are changing every day.
27. Urban Ladder
Ashish Goel and Rajiv Srivatsa
Launch: 2012
Founders: Ashish Goel and Rajiv Srivatsa
Industry: E-commerce
Estimated Valuation: $119 Million
Urban Ladder aims to create well-equipped, beautiful homes in Urban Indians for home solutions on startup stories. The exquisite range of furniture by Urban Ladder is soon becoming popular with shoppers in highway companies with over 1000 items and 25 categories, such as wardrobes, sofas, beds, and so on.
The furniture is carefully curated with design insights from the experienced design team of Urban Ladder and delivered for safe door deliveries by the proprietary logistics team of Urban Ladder startup success stories.
Fact: Urban Ladder is one of the best entrepreneur stories in this field and makes furniture buying an enjoyable task.
Industry: Auto Insurance/Commercial Insurance/Finance
Estimated Valuation: $1 Billion
PolicyBazaar operates an online life assurance startup stories that analyze financial products and compares over general insurance. PolicyBazaar is a well-known startup success stories for purchasing people.
Its mobile insurance and comparison entrepreneur stories give the user information about products, for which the users can compare and analyze financial products, such as medical, life, travel or motor insurance, ULIPs and other investments products at low prices.
Fact: PolicyBazar accounts for almost 25% of life coverage in India and over 7% of the local health insurance startup stories in India.
29. JustDial
V.S. Mani
Launch: 1997
Founders: V.S. Mani
Industry: Information Services/Internet/Local/Search Engine
Estimated Valuation: $235 Million
JustDial provides users across India with local search startup stories on multiple platforms such as a website, a motive site, apps (Android, iOS, Windows), phone and text (SMS). Just Dial Ltd is the number 1 startup success stories local search engine.
Justdial’s entrepreneur stories for its users have also begun ‘Search Plus.’ These apps are designed to make various daily tasks simple for users to perform and access through an app.
Note: On Android, iOS, Windows and Blackberry platforms, Justdial Apps are available and can deliver mobile internet users based startup stories on location.
Limeroad is a startup stories which brings you love of products and gives you the possibility of creating your own space, taping into hidden talents, making your look and collections, and helping you to share this second opinion with friends in your creations.
We wanted to find LimeRoad as the digital startup success stories counterpart of the Grand Trunk Road in the 16th century. This road has changed the trade face of the Indian entrepreneur stories subcontinent.
Housing.com is the fastest growing online real estate startup stories. They have created a unique property search startup success stories which fill the gaps left in the market due to the necessity of simplifying the search for a home without fake listings and endless site visits.
Conducted by passionate troubleshooting professionals and backed by world’s top investors, they are ready to be India’s most trusted entrepreneur stories.
Note: It is capable of providing 3D models for each new project and delivering 360-degree views for each piece of land listed on Housing.com.
Industry: Consumer/Fast-Moving Consumer Goods/Food and Beverage
Estimated Valuation: $13.9 Million
Epigamia is a premium natural Greek yoghurt which promotes one cup of good living startup stories. They love the food at Epigamia, and they always find ways to get the best out of these startup success stories.
That is when Greek yoghurt was launched when Dahi was pressed to get higher protein and infused with real fruit to stimulate taste buds. Since then, they have pushed the limits of what they can by creating goods which are tastier and better for their customers.
Note: Epigamia is an all-natural Greek yoghurt entrepreneur stories that encourage one cup at a time, a safe way of life.
33. Bira 91
Ankur Jain
Launch: 2014
Founders: Ankur Jain
Industry: Brewing/Craft Beer/Food and Beverage/Wine And Spirits
Estimated Valuation: $246 Million
Bira 91 is a modern beer startup stories which provide the new world with flavorful beers. The startup success stories build an extensive product portfolio and push the global shift in product to more colour and taste.
Bira 91 is a modern beer startup stories which provide the new world with flavorful beers. The startup success stories build an extensive product portfolio and push the global shift in product to more colour and taste.
The company has five beers, Bira 91 White, Low Bitterness Wheat Beer, Bira 91 Blonde, Bira 91 Light, Bira 91 Low-Calorie Lunchtime, Strong, High Intensity, High Alcohol, and Bira 91 ‘The IPA,’ the first Indian IPA brewed and bottled. The company’s products have been designed to be of high-quality entrepreneur stories.
Fact: The 91 is derived from the country code you dial to India and are named initially after the Punjabi word for brother, Bira.
Vedantu is an e-learning startup stories with an online platform for customized learning in real-time. It offers software startup success stories that connect tutors and students to one lesson for students online in real-time.
Through Vedantu, they see how teaching and entrepreneur stories have been happening over the decades to reimagine and develop. Learning and education can change rapidly, and their goal in Vedantu is to speed up these changes.
Fact: The name ‘Vedantu’ also bears witness to its purpose.
Veda = ‘Knowledge’ and Tantu = Network.’
35. NoBroker
Akhil Gupta and Amit Agarwal
Launch: 2014
Founders: Akhil Gupta and Amit Agarwal
Industry: Commercial Real Estate/Mobile Apps/Property Management
Estimated Valuation: $200 Million
NoBroker creates a peer-to-peer listing network for the efficiency of property transactions. The satellite allows a house to be bought, sold and leased in the same place without charging brokerage fees.
NoBroker is a troubled real estate platform, which allows the purchase/sale/rent of a house without paying any courier. NoBroker has been started because all of us felt it could not just be the way to find a new home to pay for reliable brokerage.
36. Chaayos
Nitin Saluja
Launch: 2012
Founders: Nitin Saluja
Industry: Food and Beverage/Restaurants/Tea
Estimated Valuation: $40.8 Million
The chai adda, serving chai made freshly, is a contemporary interpretation of chaayos startup stories. Their focus is on helping your “Meri Wali Chai,” chai made precisely to the taste of their customers the minute they place their order, be it an adrak tulsi kadak chai or a paani Kam elaichi cinnamon chai.
With 12 add-ons startup success stories, its customers can make their chais in Chaayos in a total amount of over 12,000 ways.
Note: Chaayos entrepreneur stories is currently present in Delhi, Mumbai, Noida and Gurgaon.
37. BankBazaar.com
Adhil Shetty, Arjun Shetty and Rati Shetty
Launch: 2008
Founders: Adhil Shetty, Arjun Shetty and Rati Shetty
BankBazaar.com provides you with instantly customized online startup stories that offer instant rates on credit, mutual funds and insurance products. You can search for these products on the Site or mobile app at once, compare and apply for them on this startup success stories.
It has been designed with intelligent technology capabilities and has been integrated into the platform by more than 50 India’s leading financial and insurance entrepreneur stories.
Fact: Consumers can track their application and troubleshoot problems through a variety of channels such as BankBazaar application, WhatsApp, Email or Voice support.
38. Pee Safe
Srijana Bagaria
Launch: 2013
Founders: Srijana Bagaria and Vikas Bagaria
Industry: Fitness/Health Care/Wellness
Estimated Valuation: $20 Million
Pee Safe Toilet Seat Sanitizer startup stories Spray protects against germ-free and unsafe toiletries. It protects women against UTIs by spraying PEE SAFE on their toilet sit before being used.
It should be a matter of no concern when you find a dirty public toilet while travelling or outside your house. Startup success stories Sprinkler on a seat ensures protection against illnesses such as UTI, gastroenteritis or diarrhoea.
Fact: PEE SAFE sanitizer entrepreneur stories are made of a rubbed IPA formulation which sanitizes the area within five seconds of use.
39. EaseMyTrip.com
Nishant Pitti, Rikant Pitti
Launch: 2008
Founders: Nishant Pitti, Rikant Pitti
Industry: E-Commerce
Estimated Valuation: $211 Million
Easy Trip Planners Pvt. Ltd. (EaseMyTrip.com) is an online travel startup stories based in Patparganj Industrial Area, New Delhi. It covers flying tickets, reservations for hotels, rental cars, bus reservation and vacation packages of startup success stories.
The travel agency uses a Galileo-like computer booking system, or books tickets directly from airlines sometimes. This entrepreneur stories offers both offline and online bookings for hotels and cars.
Fact: In places such as Bangkok, Singapore, Dubai and the Maldives the startup stories has its branches outside the world.
40. Bare Anatomy
Rohit Chawla and Sifat Khurana
Launch: 2019
Founders: Rohit Chawla and Sifat Khurana
Industry: Beauty/Health Care/Personal Health
Estimated Valuation: $1.15 Billion
Bare Anatomy is a women’s startup stories of next-gen personal care. Bare Anatomy is a perfect balance of heart and mind through innovative startup success stories supported by modern science, design and creativity.
Starting with hair care products, including hair shampoos, hair oils, serums and hairstylists, the entrepreneur stories begin with a view to revolutionising the personal care and beauty industry.
Fact: ‘Bare’ means something basic and straightforward, without addition and ‘anatomy’ means studying something’s structure or internal functioning.
41. Azah
Aqib Mohammed and Shashwat Diesh
Launch: 2018
Founders: Aqib Mohammed and Shashwat Diesh
Industry: Consumer Goods
Estimated Valuation: $1 Million
Azah is a premium organic women’s wellness startup stories. Azah sanitary pads entrepreneur stories were the result of wide-ranging research carried out by thousands of Indian women with valuable feedback to help us create and develop a pad that solves their problems.
For example, 49 per cent of women reported rash during their period in a survey of over 300 women. They have chosen to use organic cotton in their pads that do not irritate breathing.
Note: Azah Pads startup success stories are made of the highest quality materials such as organic cotton and superabsorbent biodegradable products.
42. Milkbasket
Anant Goel, Anurag Jain, Ashish Goel, Ekwe Chiwundu Charles and Yatish Talavdia
Launch: 2014
Founders: Anant Goel, Anurag Jain, Ashish Goel, Ekwe Chiwundu Charles and Yatish Talavdia
Industry: Delivery Service/E-Commerce/Food and Beverage/Internet
Estimated Valuation: $ 50 Million
Milkbasket is a subscription micro delivery startup stories that every morning satisfies customer needs for daily dairy products and households. They deliver milk, bread, eggs, juices, butter, and other everyday items required every morning, free of charge, right at the customer’s door.
The startup success stories were built on the unique Indian habit of delivering fresh milk every morning at home. This entrepreneur stories are based in Haryana, India, but also provides to Hyderabad, Noida, Dwarka and Bengaluru.
43. CoWrks
Sidharth Menda
Launch: 2016
Founders: Sidharth Menda
Estimated Valuation: $350 Million
CoWrks is a first-class home-gathered coworking startup stories supplier built with love on Indian soil, creating spaces for startup success stories of every size.
Their sole objective is to bring together, fuel inspiration and connect the largest community of working professionals worldwide. Its workspaces enable people to speak freely while they are doing some of the best work of their lives.
Note: With their standard and customized premium workspace solutions, CoWrks entrepreneur stories satisfy the various requirements of its members.
44. ZestMoney
Ashish Anantharaman, Lizzie Chapman and Priya Sharma
Launch: 2016
Founders: Ashish Anantharaman, Lizzie Chapman and Priya Sharma
Industry: Big Data/Consumer Lending/Financial Services/FinTech
Estimated Valuation: $56.9 Million
ZestMoney is a growing FinTech consumer lending startup stories which use digital EMI without a credit card or a loan value. The startup success stories believe that everyone who holds a credit card or has a credit score should be able to pay at EMI.
ZestMoney was made available to millions of Indian consumers by the use of mobile technology, digital banking and AI. This entrepreneur stories receives support from world-leading investors in digital finance such as PayU, Ribbit Capital and Omidyar Networks.
Fact: ZestMoney is a real success stories where you can buy products on EMI from the merchant partners without needing a credit card.
45. Treebo Hotels
45. Treebo Hotels
Launch: 2015
Founders: Kadam Jeet Jain, Rahul Chaudhary and Sidharth Gupta
Industry: Hospitality/Hotel/Internet
Estimated Valuation: $81.71 Million
Treebo Hotels are obsessed with offering affordable quality accommodation startup stories. The soothing shade of these trees has allowed many exciting discussions between fellow travellers.
They are too fond of a conversation with their guests while serving them diligently in startup success stories. Treebo is the leading tech, cost-effective accommodation brand of Indian asset-light.
Fact: The name of Treebo entrepreneur stories is derived from the fig tree “Bo Tree,” which was used to illuminate Gautam Buddha.
Quikr is online startup stories and free classifieds that helps users sell, buy, rent, or discover anything across India.
Group members may come to their startup success stories and find an apartment and stay in, sell their old car, motorcycle, music device, tablet or furniture, advertise their small entrepreneur stories, find a tuition class or take a break as a model or artist, attend a salsa party, or get an audience for a local show.
47. CureFit
Ankit Nagori and Mukesh Bansal
Launch: 2016
Founders: Ankit Nagori and Mukesh Bansal
Industry: Apps/Fitness/Health Care/Wellness
Estimated Valuation: $575 Million
CureFit is a health and fitness startup stories that provide fitness, nutrition and mental well-being to digital and offline experiences to make fitness fun and easy. CureFit startup success stories give training sessions a whole new meaning with a range of group training classes led by trainers.
It enjoys training, everyday food is healthy and tasteful, with yoga and meditation mental fitness accessible and without hassle for medicine and lifestyle.
Note: CureFit is a health and fitness entrepreneur stories that provide fitness, nutrition and mental well-being to digital and offline experiences.
Grofers is an online startup stories with low prices that get products across categories such as grocery, beauty and wellness, household care, baby care, pet care delivered to your door. Grofers startup success stories supply more than 3,000 products every day, at prices lower than supermarkets.
Grofers entrepreneur stories currently operate throughout India in a total of 26 cities: Agra, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Bhopal, Bhubaneswar, Chandigarh, Chennai, Coimbatore, Delhi NCR, Hyderabad, Indore, Jaipur, Kanpur, Kochi, Kolkata, Lucknow, Ludhiana, Mumbai, Mysore, Nagpur, Nashik, Pune, Rajkot, Surat, Vadodara and Visakhapatnam.
Xpressbees is a logistics e-commerce startup stories that offer its partners reliable logistics solutions. They are the fastest growing supplier of end-to-end supply chain solutions for express logistics startup success stories in India.
The entrepreneur stories offer customers comprehensive last miles, reverse logistics, collection of payments, drop shipping, supplier management, cross-border services, compliance services and tailored software solutions.
Fact: Xpressbees startup stories deliver 6,00,000 packages in a day.
50. Delhivery
Kapil Bharati, Mohit Tandon, Sahil Barua and Suraj Saharan
Launch: 2011
Founders: Kapil Bharati, Mohit Tandon, Sahil Barua and Suraj Saharan
Delhivery supply chain services startup stories providing products and services to build confidence and improve consumer lives. A bunch of engineers have started the company, including Bhavesh Manglani, Kapil Bharati, Mohit Tandon, Sahil Barua and Suraj Saharan.
It provides a complete suite of startup success stories such as last-mile delivery, third-party and transit warehousing, reverses logistics, payment collection, vendor-to-warehouse shipping and more. The entrepreneur stories are backed by Times Internet Ltd, which in June last year had purchased a minority interest in the firm.
51. ShareChat
Ankush Sachdeva, Bhanu Pratap Singh, Bhanu Singh and Farid Ahsan
ShareChat is a social media startup stories in India. It offers only in Indian vernacular languages the content consumption and sharing startup success stories to cover over 1.17 billion Indian wireless network users. It is provided in 15 Indian languages.
ShareChat has been designed for accessible content sharing from the WhatsApp entrepreneur stories. It has been designed to work on even the worst links-” Wherever WhatsApp works-and its “users initially sent mostly text updates.
Rebel Foods Services (Faasos) is a food supply startup stories that disrupt how people order and get food on the phone. They serve around 10,000 customers every day who order through their mobile app, startup success stories, and this number is growing significantly every month.
An internet connection is all you need to run our mobile app or our website. You can check out “Eat Good, Eat Exciting” in 15 cities in India and over 200 locations. “There’s a wide selection of breakfast options, Indians food boxes, Chinese, South Indians, Biryani and Rice combos, wraps etc.
Fact: The trick throughout the entire operation is how Faasos entrepreneur stories are working with its many brands in a single ‘cloud kitchen.’
53. Pepperfry
Ambareesh Murty and Ashish Shah
Launch: 2012
Founders: Ambareesh Murty and Ashish Shah
Industry: E-Commerce/Furniture/Shopping
Estimated Valuation: $300 Million
Pepperfry is an online shopping startup stories, home and lifestyle, that sells products with cash on delivery facilities. The goal of the startup success stories is to be a one-stop-shop for clients looking to spice up their house.
Pepperfry was founded by Ambareesh Murty and Ashish Shah in 2012 and headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. Customers can sell their used furniture and, in return, get gift cards from Pepperfry entrepreneur stories that can be redeemed for any purchase made on Pepperfry.
54. Dream11
Bhavit Sheth and Harsh Jain
Launch: 2012
Founders: Bhavit Sheth and Harsh Jain
Industry: Fantasy Sports/Mobile/Sports
Estimated Valuation: $2.25 Billion
Dream11 is the biggest sports game in India, with over 30 million fantasy cricket, soccer and kabaddi players and NBA players. Dream11 offers Indian sports fans startup stories to demonstrate their knowledge in sports.
Note: You can access Dream11 entrepreneur stories via the web/mobile site or the Android and iOS apps.
55. redBus.in
Ashish Kashyap and Phanindra Sama
Launch: 2007
Founders: Ashish Kashyap and Phanindra Sama
Industry: Public Transportation/Ticketing/Transportation
Estimated Valuation: $138 Million
RedBus is an online bus ticketing startup stories with a presence in India, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Colombia and Peru, serving more than 5 million passengers startup success stories worldwide.
It simplifies the worldwide travel for men. By creativity, RedBus specializes in finding alternatives. RedBus’ pride lies in the in-house talent of compelling, smart, passionate individuals entrepreneur stories who come from different fields of expertise.
56. Mu Sigma
Dhiraj C Rajaram
Launch: 2004
Founders: Dhiraj C Rajaram
Industry: Management consulting
Estimated Valuation: $1.5 billion
Mu Sigma’s startup stories go back to 2004, to the date when it was launched. The Indian decision sciences company primarily offers its data analytics services. Founded by former strategy consultant at Booz Alten Hamilton & PricewaterhouseCoopers Dhiraj Rajaram in 2004, Mu is an Indian privately owned firm headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. Mu Sigma is among the fastest-growing companies globally and has raised a cumulative sum of 163m in its funding over the years.
The three factors that made Dhiraj Rajaram’s startup stories successful are:
His unending urge to learn
To separate the noise from signals
Belief that innovation in business is nothing but a chance
57. Clear Car Rental
Sachin Kate
Launch: 2011
Founders: Sachin Kate
Industry: Car Rental Services
Startup stories play a key role in helping inspire aspiring entrepreneurs by going through the hardships and challenges faced by other entrepreneurs to build a successful startup. Sachin Kate, the founder at Clear Car Rental, while starting his journey of hustling by selling newspapers at a young age since money was a big challenge for him. Later, when he was in class 11th, he got the job of an office boy at a computer institute. Steadily, Sachin’s interest in computer science started increasing, and he ended up pursuing B Sc in Computers. He later went on to work for various website building projects for the travel and hospitality industry.
He went on to launch the Clear Car Rental site in July 2010, at a time when competitors like Meru Radio cab service had already settled in the market for a couple of years. Step by step, Clear Car Rental established its place in the market and today offers its services across 210+ cities in India. It has marked its place in providing unique local and outstation travel solutions to its users.
58. InCred
Launch: 2017
Founders: Bhupinder Singh
Valuation: $187.5 m
InCred is an online credit provider for personal & business loans. It relies on data analytics to ease and accelerate lending and provides a range of financial products, including home loans, car 95 vehicle loans, education loans, and loans for SMEs. The startup stories of InCred talk about how Bhupinder Singh formed the company. Singh used to head the Corporate Finance division of Deutsche Bank prior to founding InCred.
The InCred platform initially received a funding of Rs 500-600 crore from Rajan Pai, MD & CEO at Manipal Group, Gaurav Dalmia, Founder & Chairman at Landmark Holdings, IDFC PE, & Alpha Capital. The platform’s startup stories also continued with InCred Finance’s acquiring InstaPaisa.com, a fintech platform in 2015. Private equity firm Paragon Partners later invested Rs 25 crore in the company in March 2017.
Note: InCred aims at solving credit problems of all its consumers with a focus on Consumer Loan, Home Loan, Education Loan, and SME Lending.
59. Meesho
Launch: 2015
Founders: Vidit Aatrey & Sanjeev Barnwal
Industry: Social e-commerce
Meesho is an Indian social e-commerce platform that has been founded by IIT Delhi alumni Vidit Aatrey and Sanjeev Barnwal. The startup stories of Meesho is as unique as the concept of Meesho itself. Based in Bengaluru, Meesho enables small businesses and individuals to start their online stores via social channels like WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram etc. Aatrey and Barnwal initially created FashNear and later pivoted Meesho, a short term for meri shop in 2015 end.
The startup stories for Meesho started when Aatrey and Barnwal met Anu, a housewife from Bengaluru, who was running her offline boutique by her name. Anu was passionate about her business and used the most readily available techniques to expand her business- WhatsApp. She would buy her inventory and stock from suppliers through WhatsApp, who would send her the pictures if a new collection on WhatsApp. Meesho’s startup stories adopted the entire strategy to build their platform for local businesses.
Note: Meesho already has over 1 crore resellers earning over Rs 25k per month by reselling on its platform.
60. KillerLaunch
Launch: 2019
Founder: Heena Vinayak
Industry: Information Technology, Internet
Estimated Valuation:
KillerLaunch.com is a platform aimed at launching careers in top startups in India. It allows recruiters to list job/internship openings, which job-seekers can explore and use to submit their applications.
KillerLaunch.com is a platform aimed at launching careers in top startups in India. It allows recruiters to list job/internship openings, which job-seekers can explore and use to submit their applications.
Fact: KillerLaunch gives you an opportunity to work with leading startups of India. Either find a job or an internship with the startup you’ve been dreaming of!
As long as you are looking for startup jobs, KillerLaunch will never fail you. Either find or start your own, KillerLaunch has it all!
61. Wow! Momo
Launch: 2008
Founders: Sagar J. Daryani, Binod K. Homgai
Industry: Food and beverage/ Fast food restaurant
Estimated Valuation: $120 million
Wow! Momo, India’s fastest growing momo chain started by classmates Sagar and Binod, began selling steamed momos from their 6 by 6 kiosk in Springdale Spencer in 2008. The food chain started from a garage in Kolkata, India.
Wow! Momo, an Indian chain of fast-food restaurants, started with a meager investment of Rs. 30,000 INR to Rs.860 Crore INR.
The company has expanded to Kolkata, Noida, Gurgaon, Mumbai, Chennai, Lucknow, Delhi, Bengaluru, Cuttack, Puri, Kochi, Bhubaneshwar, and Kanpur. Pam-fried momos became their USP. Serving delicious momos is their agenda.
Fact: Wow! Momo offers 16 different varieties of momos for vegetarians and non-vegetarians. For vegetarians, Wow! Momo offerings include corn and cheese, among others. They offer chocolate momos as well!
62. AddressHealth
Launch: 2010
Founders: Anand Laxman, Anoop Radhakrishnan
Industry: Healthcare
Estimated Valuation: $1.5 Million
AddressHealth is India’s first one-stop-shop pediatric primary healthcare service provider. In fact, the company is a pioneer in this field. Today, with its School Health program, the company became the largest school health provider. Also, they run several Child Speciality Clinics. Recently, the company completed 10 years of excellent healthcare service.
However, it is conducting several projects for the complete medical examination of students from head-to-toe.
Fact: Grand College Canada awards AdressHealth as “The Stars in Global Health-7”.
Flyrobe is an on-demand wardrobe service that lets consumers rent clothes at a fraction of the retail price. Its service includes three-hour local deliveries and pickups. Flyrobe has been endorsed by 20 Bollywood celebrities on social media, which has helped to remove the stigma of used clothing.
The startup has raised $7 million from IDG Ventures, Sequoia Capital, and several angel investors.
Fact: Flyrobe also offers a brand new men’s collection includes jackets from international; brands, suits, tuxedos along with traditional kurta pajamas, and sherwanis sets from the best Indian designers.
64. Jumbotail
Launch: 2015
Founders: Ashish Jhina
Industry: Marketplace and business
Estimated Valuation: $12.7 million
Jumbotail was founded in 2015 by Standford University batchmates Karthik Venkateswaran and Ashish Jhina. Jumbotail connects Kirana stores with brands and producers via its marketplace. It claims to serve 30,00 Kirana stores via its full-stack e-commerce model consisting of its B2B marketplace platform, warehouses, last-mile delivery supply chain network, and a fintech platform for payment credit solutions to Kirana store owners.
DocTalk is a doctor-patient engagement platform. This company mainly gifts doctors to develop better relationships with their patients, which causes a better quality of care.
This fast-growing business in India is bringing a simplified investing approach to the growing middle class in India. In retrospect, they are very similar to other investment companies growing at a fast rate, such as Acrons and Stash.
67. InstaVans
Launch: 2015
Founders: Vinay Goyal
Industry: Transport and Vehicle
Estimated Valuation: $2 million
InstaVans model transforms the conventional model of shippers spending hours calling up various truck operators to find trucks with free capacity while truckers struggle to market their availability. By offering a model that shippers an on-demand platform for shippers and truckers alike.
Fact: Instavan’s addressable market is estimated at $15 billion, or about Rs 97,000 crore a year, with an average cost of Rs 1,800 per trip. There are more than two million registered small trucks that transport more than 1.5 million tonnes of goods.
68. 1Mg
Launch: 2012
Founders: Prashant Tandon
Industry: Pharmacy
Estimated Valuation: $36 million
1mg is an online pharmacy network and generic medicine engine. It allows users to find information about medicines prescribed by doctors and buy them as well. Users can discover drugs by categories under ailments, classes, companies, and brands. Its mission is to make healthcare accessible, understandable, and affordable for a billion Indians.
69. Revv
Launch: 2015
Founders: Anupam Agarwal, Karan Jain
Industry: Car rental
Estimated Valuation: $23.3 million
Revv is an Indian car-rental startup that offers multiple options to meet all your self-drive needs. The company was founded in 2015 and currently operates in 11 cities in India, namely: Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Mumbai, Pune, Delhi NCR, Chandigarh, Jaipur, Vizag, Mysore, and Coimbatore.
Fact: To date, Revv has a fleet of around 1,000 vehicles and claims have served around 300,000 users. It has its main office located at Gurgaon, India.
TravelTriangle is an exciting new way of buying trips online in India. One of India’s best-growing companies, TravelTriangle, promote local travel agents, and get you the best flights from them. They have created a marketplace where travelers can interact with local travel agents. That same marketplace also empowers local travel agents to come online and compete with big fishes…
Fact: According to the VCCEdge report, Venture capital (VC) and private equity (PE) funds invested $115.69 million across 13 deals in the travel segment in 2014. In 2013, there were nine transactions of $8.2 million.
71. BiggBang
Launch: 2020
Founder: Applancer Services Pvt Ltd
Industry: Coworking spaces and office spaces
Estimated Annual Valuation: Rs. 30 crore
BiggBang provides perfect coworking spaces and office spaces for rent. The coworking space is located in three cities: Chandigarh, Mohali, and Panchkula. BiggBang has many top-level facilities, which make it one of the best coworking spaces to work!
Recently BiggBang has also launched a young startup program to provide free spaces to startups in return for a small share in their revenue.
BiggBang also provides hot-desking facilities and private office spaces.
72. Lenskart
Launch: 2010
Founder: Peyush Bansal
Industry: Opticals, eyewear retail chain
Estimated Annual Valuation: Rs. 310.9 crore
Lenskart was founded by Peyush Bansal, who launched Lenskart in 2010, and Amit Chaudhary and Sumeet Kapahi in 2010. Peyush, a former Microsoft employee, also founded Valyoo Technologies, a parent company of Lenskart.
73. InMobi
Launch: 2007
Founder: Naveen Tewari
Industry: Mobile Ad network
Estimated Annual Valuation: Rs. 384.21 crore
The founder and CEO of InMobi mobile advertising network giant, Naveen Tewari, has come a long way. Naveen is a trained engineer, studied at Harvard Business School, and worked for McKinsey’s information company.
Today, InMobi can strike a chord with itself and call itself a global company. Besides India, it has offices and operations in Australia, Taiwan, the US, UK, France, Italy, Russia, Germany, China, and more. Although it only launched in China in late 2011, Naveen described InMobi as “one of China’s largest advertising networks.”
74. Zerodha
Launch: 2010
Founder: Nitin Kamath
Industry: Stock brokerage company
Estimated Annual Valuation: Rs. 850 crores
The founder of Zerodha “Nithin Kamath,” before founding Zerodha, worked at the call center at night and traded in the morning hours. At the age of 17, he was introduced to the stock market by his friend and has since started trading.
The firm did not spend money on advertising or marketing its company. They do not make ads.
They make money by charging a lump sum of Rs. Twenty futures, options, and internal trade. In contrast, some competitors charge more than this based on the percentage of sales sold. Its business model in which it operates is ‘low margin – high volume’.
75. Gradeup
Launch: 2015
Founder: Shobhit Bhatnagar, Vibhu Bhushan, and Sanjeev Kumar
Industry: The education sector
Estimated Annual Valuation: Rs. 30 crore
Split distance is a freemium platform. Anyone preparing for the competitive exams can download the app and visit the website to prepare for the appropriate exams – they can join the community – share with other peers and mentors to answer their doubts, access the preparation like previous years papers, etc.
Additionally, there are some paid services on the platform such as)) Green card – Purchase Test series and b) Classroom – Live classrooms, aspirants who can add an extra value to their preparation.
76. OkCredit
Launch: 2017
Founder: Aditya Prasad
Industry: Online payment merchant
Estimated Annual Valuation: Rs. 654.4 million
OkCredit is a solution based on small business owners and their customers to record credit/payment transactions nationwide. By using a computer, OkCredit reduces the merchant’s burden of keeping and counting paper accounts. It also allows them to send group notifications to customers in the event of delays or missed payments.
Ninjacart was discovered in 2015 as a B2C hyperlocal food delivery organization. Their main goal is to help retailers take their items online and deliver quality food to consumers less than 60 minutes from ordering scales. This was still a novel concept back then.
Initially, about 7,000 farmers are on its platform, but on average, 2,000 transactions every month. The production arrives between 4.00 pm and 6.00 pm daily, with some farmers traveling up to 400 km to make the drop.
78. Bewakoof.com
Launch: 2012
Founder: Prabhkiran Singh
Industry: Ecommerce clothing
Estimated Annual Valuation: Rs. 400 crore
Bewakoof is a fashion brand that lives to create creative and high-quality clothing for a fashionable, modern Indian. Bewakoof was introduced to the goal of creating impact by innovation, honesty, and thinking.
Bewakoof.com started with an investment of Rs 30,000 and received a seed subsidy after six months of work.
79. GoaBrewing Co.
Launch: 2017
Founder: Suraj Shenai
Industry: Brewery, beverages
Estimated Annual Valuation: Rs. 125 crore
From choosing the most sophisticated styles to presenting them to the entire quirkier packaging, they had my heart from the moment I set my eyes on the Eight Finger Eddie IPA. Pineapple Saison follows next, and to me, these two are bees made with great skill. Sensitivity is only available in Goa at the moment. The good – there is no need to finish the beach kings on the beach.
80. BulkMRO
Launch: 2015
Founders: Devang Shah, Gaurang Shah
Industry: E-commerce
Estimated Valuation: $12.7mn/year
Bulk MRO is a Mumbai based startup that provides a one-stop-shop industrial product solution to the marketplace. This business has a B2B model. Launched in 2015, it has already raised revenue of 25 crores from seed funding.
Devang claims that Bulk MRO acts as a ‘big seller’ to large corporate customers and controls the entire MRO pool or indirect retailers through their platform. It eliminates several customer inefficiencies, including a decrease in order durability, GST compliance, and malfunction.
82. Glance
Launch: 2017
Founders: Naveen Tewari
Industry: AI
Estimated Valuation: $1 billion
Glance, a major marketing component of InMobi Group, uses AI to provide personal information to its users. The service replaces the blank screen with relevant local news, news, and unusual games. Late last year, InMobi acquired Roposo, a Gurgaon startup, which enabled it to launch short-form videos on the platform. Google also invests in Roposo.
It has 33 million active users working every month. The users can spend about 20 minutes consuming content in many forms in more than ten languages in the app every day.
82. MyGate
Launch: 2016
Founders: Vijay Arisetty
Industry: Mobile application
Estimated Valuation: $170 million
MyGate has allowed users to opt-out of data-sharing agreements with applications such as Swiggy and Dunzo with the “pre-approval” of delivery staff. The app no longer authorizes visitors to bring their cell phone numbers to the gate if they are permitted to enter.
MyGate has voluntarily implemented the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) standards, which are considered the most comprehensive set of data privacy laws. Compliance with the GDPR is not required for companies operating within India.
83. Yulu
Launch: 2018
Founders: Amit Gupta
Industry: E-vehicles
Estimated Valuation: $14million
Yulu was founded to tackle traffic congestion and its product – the air pollution it causes. “One-third of the air pollution in the city is caused by cars. In Yulu, our aim is not only to reduce traffic congestion but also to do something about road pollution,” said Amit Gupta, Co-Founder, and CEO of Yulu Bicycles.
84. CleverTap
Launch: 2015
Founders: Suresh Kondamudi
Industry: AI
Estimated Valuation: $35million
CleverTap has served over 8,000 customers globally. It helps the websites to grow and maintain its users for a lifetime by several. Engaging and retention programs are offered by various means.
85. Ambee
Launch: 2017
Founders: Akshay Joshi
Industry: Environmental intelligence
Estimated Valuation: $6 billion
Ambee is an Indian based startup aimed to provide real-time environmental status regarding the weather, humidity, temperature, UV, and all such parameters. It provides all such information to the businesses that have their working dependent on weather parameters like the agricultural sector.
According to WHO, there should be a weather sensor every square kilometer to measure the weather accurately, but that can’t be seen in India. Hence the company has come up to help such startups by providing open data sources.
86. Doubtnut
Launch: 2016
Founders: Aditya Shankar
Industry: Educational app
Estimated Valuation: $50million
Doubnut is an online platform to help students with their academic doubts and classes. Students facing any problem while solving any question have .to upload the photograph of their problem simply, and they will get the answer to their doubts within 10 seconds with a full video explanation.
87. Skillsmatic
Launch: 2016
Founders: Dhvanil Sheth
Industry: Education
Estimated Valuation: Rs. 60 crore
Skillsmatic develops new educational products that aim to build basic skills in young children aged 3 to 9 through fun learning techniques. The firm delivers products such as writing and erasing work mats, educational games, and STEM toys. Their main aim is to help the kids learn and apply key concepts throughout the play. It is one of the 17th launches
88. CropIn
Launch: 2010
Founders: Krishna Kumar
Industry: Agribusiness
Estimated Valuation: $15 million
CropIn has merged the agriculture sector with technology and generates AI-based data to provide SaaS solutions to various Agri-business worldwide.
Using the latest AI, Machine Learning, and Satellite Imaging, CropIn creates a network of all these stakeholders, empowering clients such as banks, insurance companies, government, development agencies, agricultural companies, agricultural enterprises, farm machinery companies, food processors, and vendors to analyze and interpret data to get real-time insights on static plants.
89. Avaada Energy
Launch: 2007
Founders: Vineet Mittal
Industry: Energy production
Estimated Valuation: USD 15million
Avaada Energy is a startup with an independent energy producer (IPP) for renewable energy projects. It is a Mumbai based firm and a green energy company that promotes sustainable energy through its use and open access solutions in the solar, wind, roof, and hybrid markets. The company works with various businesses, supporting them in realizing business objectives through environmental sustainability programs and social commitments, producing beneficial results.
90. BulBul
Launch: 2018
Founders: Sachin Bhatia
Industry: Shopping Network
Estimated Valuation: $8 million
BulBul is an online shopping app, and the customers can use the video feature for shopping purposes. It is based in Gurugram and has a motive to make online shopping convenient and social-friendly by helping the customers make shopping easy.
The customers don’t have read the product description and can simply see the video of it in several languages. It serves to help the women of the country in easy and convenient shopping.
91. Skyroot Aerospace
Launch: 2018
Founders: Pawan Kumar Chandana
Industry: Aeronautics
Estimated Valuation: $15 million
Skyroot aerospace is an India-based startup that has successfully launched its missile in the sky. It has now become the first private company to build an indigenous rocket engine on its own!
The Hyderabad-based startup has an aim to make India independent by building home-made missiles. It was founded by two former ISRO scientists, Pawan Kumar Chandana and Naga Bharath Daka. It also builds small satellite launch vehicles.
92. Hansel.io
Launch: 2015
Founders: Varun Ramamurthy Dinakar
Industry: Deep tech
Estimated Valuation: $5.4million
Hansel.io is a B2B startup that helps resolve the issue like app hanging without updating the app. It provides the convenient speed for an app to work to have a seamlessly fast experience.
The developers can fix any crash using various advanced tools like hotfix and diagnosis from a single point.
93. Streak AI
Launch: 2017
Founders: Harsha M
Industry: AI
Estimated Valuation: $1.3 million
Now traders can create algorithms with Streak AI to generate trading signals that too without coding! Streak AI has claimed to be one of the few sites worldwide where users can generate unique algorithms to create trading signals. Hence buying and selling of stocks have become easy with Streak AI!
94. Terraview
Launch: 2019
Founders: Prateek M Srivastava
Industry: Image processing
Estimated Valuation: $815,000
A SaaS-based startup, Terraview helps by providing drones and AI-based image building solutions that help in the maintenance of vineyards across the country.
Terraview’s advanced tools help the farmers to detect and analyze areas of canopy cover, soil hydration, weather prognosis, pruning, and detection of bacteria and fungus and pest infestations, which can’t be done normally without such tools.
95. Bijak
Launch: 2019
Founders: Nikhil Tripathi
Industry: B2B agriculture
Estimated Valuation: $200billion
Bijak is a B2B agribusiness platform that offers buyers and sellers better prices, more operating costs, and better performance. The Gurgaon-based company ensures immediate loan disbursement, reduces costs, eliminates waste of resources and a convenient payment channel, and operates as a bookkeeping app.
96. oDoc
Launch: 2016
Founders: Heshan Fernando
Industry: Healthcare
Estimated Valuation: Not disclosed.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, everyone has been stuck in their homes. This has made the hospital consultations for people a bit difficult as people are hesitant to visit hospitals due to fear of catching the virus. oDoc is a new telemedicine app that helps people consult a doctor over audio, video, or texts conveniently in their homes’ safe environment.
Just download the oDoc app and consult the doctor according to your health problems.
97. Epigamia
Launch: 2008
Founders: Rohan Mirchandani
Industry: Food; Greek-yogurt
Estimated Valuation: INR 110 Crore
Who doesn’t loves yogurt? Epigamia was launched in 2008, and since then, the startup has acted as a gamechanger for the industry. The firm has launched yogurt in many flavors and variants, ensuring that everyone falls in love with it!
The Mumbai-based firm has also been endorsed by popular celebrities like Deepika Padukone and has generated many fundings in several rounds.
98. Nemocare
Launch: 2017
Founders: Pratyusha Pareddy
Industry: Healthcare
Estimated Valuation: $1 million
NemoCare is a startup that has the main motive to prevent infant and maternal mortality due to various underlying conditions. From a planned blueprint, device, performance, NemoCare smart baby monitor has embedded technology in its pocket and is supported by a team of user experience and designers of a user interface (UX / UI), software developers, and embedded engineers.
This device also provides comfort in the form of haptic vibrations in a child’s foot, as a first step towards controlling stress when an apneic episode is detected, assisting physicians in emergency emergencies.
99. Edyst
Launch: 2016
Founders: Srinivas (Vasu) Sriramdas
Industry: Online training
Estimated Valuation: $4billion
Edyst helps the college students and the working professionals by providing them trainings via online video classes. The site currently has two popular and high-demand courses that ensure selection in MNCs like TCS and Infosys.
The other courses aim to help the student for companies like Amazon and Uber that can help them make at least $126 million a month.
100. Housing.com
Launch: June 2012
Founders: Rahul Yadav
Industry: Real estate
Estimated Valuation: ($23.58-31.44 million)
A Mumbai-based real estate search engine, Housing.com was co-founded by twelve IIT-B graduates with the idea to introduce transparency in the real-estate market. What is commendable about Housing.com is the exponential rate at which it has grown. It was just founded two years ago and the response they’ve got is amazing. Despite many hurdles, Housing.com managed to achieve enormous success. It has raised four rounds of funding since its founding in 2012.
He was the founder of the Persian (Achaemenid) Empire. Cyrus conquered the empires of Media, Lydia and Babylonia, creating the first multi-ethnic state. He was admired for his tolerance of different customs and efficient and fair administration.
Alexander the Great (356–323 BC)
Alexander the Great
Tutored by Aristotle, the great philosopher, Alexander the Great emerged as one of the greatest military leaders. By the age of 30, Alexander had created an Empire which stretched from his Macedonian home to the Himalayas in India. Alexander became a legendary leader, even during his life, and he inspired great loyalty from his army.
Emperor Qin Shi Huang (260–210 BC)
Emperor Qin Shi Huang
Huang led the state of Qin and conquered all warring states of China, creating the first unified state of China, which at the time was the largest Empire in the world. He also introduced a central bureaucracy with a legal framework and unified rules and regulations. Huang was ruthless in dealing with any opposition but is considered the creator of modern China.
Umar Ibn Al-Khattab (586 – 684)
Umar Ibn Al-Khattab
The Second Muslim Caliph and confidant of Muhammad. Under Umar, the Rashidun Caliphate spread to Syria, Palestine, Iraq and Iran. He was influential in the spread of Arab culture and the new Muslim religion.
Napoleon Bonaparte (1769–1821)
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
As Emperor of France (1804–1815), Napoleon’s forces swept across Europe. Napoleon frequently overcame numerical odds to win sweeping military victories. He established a dominion over much of Europe, changing the fate of the world.
Mikhail Gorbachev(1931– )
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Leader of the Soviet Union(1988–1991). Gorbachev oversaw the transition from Communism to democracy in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe and allowed the Berlin wall to come down. Gorbachev also instigated ‘Glasnost’, seeking to end restrictions on free speech and promote religious freedom. A leader who was willing to give up power, for the sake of his country and people.
Julius Caesar (100 BC–44 BC)
Julius Caesar
Under Caesar, the Roman Empire stretched to its furthers points – crossing the Rhine and into Britain for the first time. However, Caesar oversaw the fall of the Roman Republic and the rise of the age of the Roman Emperors. Caesar’s motto: ‘ I came, I saw, I conquered’.
Augustus Caesar (63 BC-AD 14)
Augustus Caesar
First Emperor of Rome. Caesar (born Octavian) was one the most influential leaders in world history, setting the tone for the Roman Empire and left a profound legacy on Western civilisation.
Mahatma Gandhi (1869–1948)
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi was the leading political figurehead in the fight for Indian self-determination and independence. Gandhi inspired millions through his non-violent protests. Under his leadership, India gained independence, but at the cost of a separated nation, creating instead two countries: India and Pakistan. Gandhi is still revered as the father of the nation in India.
Dwight Eisenhower (1890–1969)
Dwight Eisenhower
A five-star General in the US army, Eisenhower was Supreme Allied Commander for the D-Day invasion of occupied Europe and the subsequent liberation of occupied Europe (1944–45). He led the Allied coalition to victory, smoothing over simmering tensions with great political skill. He went on to become President of the US (1952-1960).
Constantine the Great (272–337)
Constantine the Great
Constantine served as Roman emperor from 306 to 337. He successfully defeated both internal rebellions and consolidated the Roman Empire defeating the Franks, Alamanni, Visigoths, and Sarmatians.
Nelson Mandela (1918–2013)
Nelson Mandela
Anti-apartheid leader. Mandela spent over twenty years in jail for his opposition to the racist apartheid system, which excluded black people from many areas of society. He was elected the first President of Democratic South Africa in 1994. Under Mandela’s leadership, he helped South Africa to emerge peacefully from its apartheid era.
Martin Luther King (1929–1968)
Martin Luther King
Non-violent civil rights leader. He inspired the American civil rights movement to achieve greater equality within the US. Helped to organise the 1963 March on Washington, where he gave his famous ‘I have a dream’ speech.
Saladin (1138–1193)
SALADIN
led the United Arab armies in Islamic opposition to Christian crusades. In 1187, he defeated the Crusader army and led the Muslim reconquest of Palestine. He earned the grudging respect of the Crusaders and King Richard I.
Abraham Lincoln (1809–1865)
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln was president of the US during the American civil war. His leadership was critical in holding the Union of US states together. Towards the end of the civil war, he also pushed for the end of slavery. His speeches, such as The Gettysburg Address are still seen as some of the finest expositions of American principles.
Chairman Mao (1893–1976)
Chairman Mao
Mao led the Chinese Communist party to victory during the long march and fight against the nationalists. He then maintained an iron grip on the country, through his “Cultural Revolution” of the 1960s to his death in 1976. Mao was revered by many Chinese, on pain of death or political incarceration. He is held responsible for the deaths of millions of people.
Joseph Stalin (1879–1953)
Joseph Stalin
Leader of Soviet Union, from the death of Lenin until 1953. During his leadership, he developed a strict dictatorship and frequently purged any potential rivals. During the Second World War, he was the Supreme military commander in overseeing the defence of Russia against the invading German army. He led the country in total war against the Germans.
Akbar the Great (1542–1605)
Akbar the Grea
The third Moghul Emperor, Akbar consolidated his Empire across India, through a series of striking military victories. His reign saw the blossoming of the Moghul Empire as a beacon of culture and religious tolerance.
Ataturk (1881–1938)
Ataturk
Military officer in the Turkish army. Led the Turkish independence struggle and founded the Turkish Republic. Widely revered in Turkey as the father of the nation.
Adolf Hitler (1889–1945)
Adolf Hitler
Dictator of Nazi Germany from 1933–1945. Ordered invasion of Poland, Western Europe, North Africa and the Soviet Union. As leader, he also persecuted the Jews and other minority groups, being responsible for the deaths of more than 6 million Jews and people of other minorities.
Lech Walesa (1943– )
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Leader of the Polish Solidarity Movement, which sought to end Communist rule. Walesa became the first non-Communist President in 1991. Awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1983.
King Henry VIII(1491–1547)
King Henry VIII
He was England’s most famous and perhaps most notorious King. He had six wives, two of whom he executed. Henry VIII also split the Church of England from Rome to enable him to remarry.
Thomas Jefferson (1743–1826)
Thomas Jefferson
He is the 3rd President of US. Principle author of the Declaration of Independence. Third President of the US from 1801–1809.
Charles de Gaulle (1890–1970)
Charles de Gaulle
French leader who offered opposition to the Nazi occupation. During the Second World War was ‘Leader of the Free French’ based in London. After the war became an influential figure in shaping France’s post-war future.
Female Leaders
Joan of Arc (1412-1431)
Joan of Arc
A poor peasant girl who made the most unlikely of leaders. But coming from obscurity, she helped lead the French Dauphin into successful battles against the English. She had a religious temperament and credited heavenly voices for her instruction and leadership. Died a martyr’s death after refusing to recant her experiences. Seven years after her death, her prophecy of French independence came true.
Queen Isabella I of Castile (1451 – 1504)
Queen Isabella I of Castile
Isabella ruled Castile with her husband King Ferdinand of Aragon, effectively united the Spanish provinces. She allowed and financed the journey of Christopher Columbus and also set up the Spanish Inquisition. Her daugher Catherine of Aragon married Henry VIII and grandson Charles V became Holy Roman Emperor.
Queen Victoria (1819–1901)
Queen Victoria
She is a Queen of England from 1837 to her death in 1901. During her reign, the British Empire spread across the globe. Victoria herself was made Empress of India by her prime minister. She came to epitomise a century and maintained close relationships with her Prime Ministers, especially Disraeli.
Queen Elizabeth I (1533–1603)
Queen Elizabeth I
She is the daughter of Henry VIII who took the throne after a period of social and political turmoil. However, her reign proved a stabilising influence, and importantly saw the defeat of the Spanish Armada. During her reign, an increased number of explorations were made to the ‘New World’ – the Caribbean and North America.
Margaret Thatcher (1925–2013)
Margaret Thatcher
She Is a British Prime Minister from 1979–1990. She oversaw a period of rapid social and economic change in Britain. She was a conviction politician, unafraid to speak her mind and pursue her own ideology.
Boudicca (1st Century)
Boudicca
Led British citizens in revolt against the Roman occupation. Initially successful, Boudicca defeated the Romans in minor skirmishes before being defeated.
Aung San Suu Kyi (1945– )
Aung San Su Kyui
Burmese opposition leader. Awarded Nobel peace prize for opposition to military rule. Aung San Suu Kyi was placed under house arrest for many years due to her political principles.
Spiritual Leaders
Jesus Christ (c. 2BC–C 32 AD)
Jesus Christ
He is the central figure of Christianity. His teachings and life inspired his apostles to spread his message, and they began early Christian communities. His teachings and life later formed the basis of the New Testament and the development of the Christian religion.
St Paul ( 5–67AD)
St Paul
Missionary and influential early Christian. The letters of St Paul form a significant part of the New Testament. St Paul began his life as Taurus of Saul prosecuting Christians but later converted to Christianity.
Pope John Paul II (1920–2005)
Pope John Paul II
Had a great effect on many lives that he touched. People felt he was a sincere and compassionate person. Lived through two very difficult periods of Poland’s history – occupation by Nazi Germany and the Communist era, before becoming Poland’s first pope.
14th Dalai Lama (1935– )
14th Dalai Lama
Leader of Tibetans in exile. Has sought to negotiate with Chinese to respect the traditions and culture of Tibetans. Believes in non-violent protest.
Pope Francis (1936– )
Pope Francis
The first Jesuit pope and the first pope from the Americas, he has sought to reform the Vatican and the Catholic church. Pope Francis has stressed a more humble approach to the position of the pope and has been keen to bring people together.
Field Marshall K.M. Cariappa took over the command of Army on this day in 1949 from the British.
Jan 25
National Voters’ Day
With effect from 2011
Jan 27
International Holocaust Day
The largest Nazi death camp, Auschwitz-Birkenau, was liberated by Soviet troops on Jan 27, 1945.
Jan 30
Martyr’s Day
Martyrdom day of Mahatma Gandhi
Feb 14
Black day for India
Forty CRPF personnel were killed on February 14, 2019, when their convoy was attacked by a suicide bomber on the Srinagar-Jammu highway in J&K’s Pulwama district. It was said to be the worst-ever terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir since militancy erupted in 1989.
Feb 14
St. Valentine’s Day
Lupercalia survived the initial rise of Christianity but was outlawed—as it was deemed “un-Christian”—at the end of the 5th century, when Pope Gelasius declared February 14 St. Valentine’s Day. It was not until much later, however, that the day became definitively associated with love.
Feb 21
International Mother Language Day
International Mother Language Day is observed on February 21, every year to promote linguistic and cultural diversity and multilingualism. International Mother Language Day recognizes that languages and multilingualism can advance inclusion, and the Sustainable Development Goals focus on leaving no one behind.
Feb 28
National Science Day
Marks the discovery of Raman Effect in 1928 by C.V. Raman
Mar 8
International Women’s Day
This day is observed globally every year on 8 March to celebrate the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. Also, it is an action for accelerating gender parity.
Mar 15
World Consumer Day
President John F Kennedy formally addressed the issue of consumer rights on this day in 1963.
Mar 20
French Language Day
UN French Language Day is observed annually on 20 March. The event was established by UN’s Department of Public Information in 2010 “to celebrate multilingualism and cultural diversity as well as to promote equal use of all six official languages throughout the Organization”.
Apr 7
World Health Day
WHO was formed on this day in 1948, but the first World Health Day was observed in 1950.
Apr 12
International Day of Human Space Flight
Yuri Gagarin, the Soviet Cosmonaut made the first space flight on this day in 1961.
Apr 20
Chinese Language Day
UN Chinese Language Day is observed globally on April 20 every year. The day has been chosen to pay tribute to Cangjie, who is a mythical figure who is presumed to have invented Chinese characters about 5,000 years ago.
Apr 23
English Language Day
Celebrate English Language Day by learning a bit about its history, and words that may not be in use at the moment. Learn about where it’s spoken, and how it’s used. Maybe take some time to help someone learning English get a little better at it, or even learn about the different variations.
Apr 23
Spanish Language Day
Every year on April 23rd, Spanish Language Day celebrates the second most spoken language in the world. It’s also a day to honor the most revered writer in the Spanish language, Miguel De Cervantes Saavedra. About 75 million people in the world speak Spanish as their second language.
May 1
International Worker’s Day
New Delhi| Jagran Lifestyle Desk: International Labour Day is observed every year on May 1 to mark the achievements of the workers and to spread awareness about exploitation. Also known as International Worker’s Day and May Day, is observed across the globe.
May 8
International Red Cross Day
JH Dunant, the man behind Red Cross was born on this day in 1828
May 11
National Technology Day
Nuclear tests at Pokhran carried out in 1998 on this day.
May 21
Anti-terrorism Day
Former PM Shri Rajiv Gandhi was assassinated on this day in 1991.
Jun 5
World Environment Day
The purpose of World Environment Day is to spread awareness about the threat to the environment due to rising pollution levels and climate change. The first World Environment Day was observed in 1974, giving a global platform for inspiring positive change in the environment.
Jun 6
Russian Language Day
A language of politics, space and economics, but also 265 million people. Russian has been described as an ‘extremely politically and culturally relevant language’. Because of the power and influence of the Russian Federation, the language is playing a key role in some of humankind’s most groundbreaking advances.
Jun 21
International Yoga Day
United Nations celebrate International Yoga Day every year on 21st June since 2015. The resolution for International Day of Yoga was proposed by India and endorsed by a record 175 member states through UN resolution 69/131. This year the theme of International Yoga Day (IDY) is ‘Yoga for Health – Yoga at Home’.
Jul 1
National Doctors Day (India)
Birthday of Dr. Bidhan Chandra Ray
Jul 11
World Population Day
Inspired by 5 Billion Day in 1987
Jul 12
Malala Day
Birthday of Malala Yousafzai
Aug 6
Hiroshima Day
Bombing of Hiroshima on 6 Aug, 1945
Aug 7
National Handloom Day
Launching of Swadeshi Movement on 7 Aug, 1905
Aug 9
August Kranti Diwas
Launch of Quit India Movement in 1942
Aug 19
World Humanitarian Day
Commemorates the day when 22 aid workers were killed in a bombing at the UN headquarters in Baghdad in 2003
Aug 20
Sadbhawna Diwas
Birthday of Shri Rajiv Gandhi (1944)
Aug 29
National Sports Day
Birthday of Shri Dhyanchand (1905)
Sep 5
Teacher’s Day
Birthday of Dr. Radhakrishanan (1888)
Sep 8
International Literacy Day
The 8th of September was proclaimed International Literacy Day by UNESCO in 1966 to remind the international community of the importance of literacy for individuals, communities and societies, and the need for intensified efforts towards more literate societies.
Sep 14
Hindi Diwas
Hindi accorded the Official language status by the Constituent Assembly on this day in 1949.
Sep 15
Engineers’ Day
Birthday of Sri M Visvesvaraya.
Sep 27
World Tourism Day
Statutes of United Nations World Tourism Organisation adopted on this day in 1980.
Oct 2
International Non-violence Day
Birthday of Mahatma Gandhi (1869)
Oct 8
Indian Air Force Day
IAF was officially established on this day in 1932.
Oct 16
World Food Day
Food and Agricultural Organisation was founded on this day in 1945.
Oct 24
United Nations Day
Charter of the United Nations came into force on this day in 1945.
Oct 31
Rashtriya Ekta Diwas
Birth Anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
Nov 11
National Education Day
Birthday of Shri Maulana Abul Kalam Azad (1888), the first Education Minister of India.
Nov 14
Children’s Day
Birthday of Shri Jawaharlal Nehru (1889)
Nov 19
National Integration Day
Birthday of Smt Indira Gandhi (1984)
Nov 26
Constitution Day (India)
Constitution of India was adopted on this day (1949)
Nov 26
National Milk Day (India)
Birthday of Shri Verghese Kurien, Father of White Revolution in India
Dec 1
World AIDS Day
It’s an opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV, to show support for people living with HIV, and to commemorate those who have died from an AIDS-related illness. Founded in 1988, World AIDS Day was the first ever global health day.
Dec 4
Navy Day
Commemorates the courageous attack on the Karachi harbour during the Indo-Pakistan war of 1971 in Operation Trident.
Dec 7
Armed Forces Flag Day
On 28th August 1949, the Ministry of Defence decided to celebrate this day, to honour the soldiers, sailors, and airmen. This day celebration intends to tribute the valiant and martyred soldiers and to revamp the harmony of citizens.
Dec 10
Human Rights’ Day
Universal Declaration of Human Rights was proclaimed and adopted on this day in 1948.
Dec 16
Vijay Diwas
Marks India’s victory over Pakistan in the Indo-Pak war in 1971.
Dec 18
Minorities Rights Day
United Nations adopted and promulgated the Declaration on the Rights of Persons belonging to National or Ethnic, Religious and Linguistic Minorities on this day in 1992.
Dec 18
Arabic Language Day
The date coincides with the day in 1973 that the General Assembly of the United Nations adopted Arabic as the sixth official language of the Organization. … Arabic has played a catalytic role in knowledge, promoting the dissemination of Greek and Roman sciences and philosophies to Renaissance Europe.
Dec 24
National Consumers’ Day
The enactment of this Act is considered as a historic milestone in the consumer movement in the country. This day provides an opportunity for individuals to highlight the importance of the consumer movement and the need to make every consumer more aware of their rights and responsibilities.
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