Tag: entrepreneurs
Upcycling alert! These women are making avant-garde clothes and furniture from...
Empowering women while upcycling textile waste – it’s an odd combination – but this twin ambition forms the heart of Chindi, a Mumbai-based lifestyle...
Raw Rasoi: Food entrepreneur creates rawsome recipes for India’s vegans
For the uninitiated, raw veganism, a plant-based diet that involves no cooking is the new phenomenon taking the world by storm. Proponents of this...
How Amin Sheikh went from a homeless Mumbai street kid to...
The recently inaugurated Bombay to Barcelona café is tucked away on a streetside in Marol, near Mumbai’s International Airport. Its walls are orange, the...
This 26-year old is using mushroom cultivation to transform the lives...
While most 26-year olds have their hands full with meeting deadlines and keeping their work-life balance in order, here’s Divya Rawat, affectionately known as...
Texool: turns rags into riches and makes wealth out of waste...
Have you ever seen a bag that stylishly claims ‘I am not a virgin’ to indicate that it is made of recycled material? Introducing...
Fizzy Goblet: redefining traditional jootis with a modern touch
At a time when footwear brands are using 3D printing to create custom kicks, Fizzy Goblet is going back to our roots. Launched by...
Now you’re talking: mobile education platform Vahan helps people cross the...
For millions of people in India, learning to speak English is an economic necessity. Spoken English skills are a critical tool that helps people...
Age is just a number for this 70 year old entrepreneur
Ever heard of a man starting his own firm after retirement? Meet 70 year old Lalit Mohan Mathur, the real-life equivalent of Robert De...
Meet Kalki Subramanium: India’s first transgender entrepreneur
From battling gender inequality throughout her adolescence to founding the Sahodari Foundation, an organization that works to better the life of transgenders in the country,...
We4You records audio books for students with visual impairments
For the millions of students in Odisha who are visually impaired, getting access to study material is a challenge. A shortage of Braille printers...
