Kalyan Varma has been changing the grammar of entrepreneurship: slow and not-so-steady to begin with, and steady and yet not-so-heady even during the heady days. Not many would do what Almabase has ended up doing: looking back, moving ahead, and paying it forward!

So, you happen to be ‘the right person, at the right time, at the right place’? Lucky, right? But was it only luck? Arjun Pillai reveals the secret sauce that fueled his serendipitous entrepreneurial journey: CAGR.

Jimit Bagadiya and Tejas Mehta propelled their robust, sustainable, and highly profitable journey with bootstrapped fuel.

Life battered Shalin Jain with cruel jabs and fatal uppercuts, but the gritty entrepreneur survived the knock-out punches with a smile and resilience.

Pankaj Bansal’s spiritual awakening exalted his entrepreneurial journey. While the confluence of Guru, Govind, and Gita forged his essence.

Low versus a new low, bad against worse, out of the frying pan into the fire…when destiny hurled a bag of lemons (aka crises), he grabbed all, squashed them, and made refreshing lemonade. Meet Sundeep Sahi and his zesty Skuad.

Annu Talreja paved her entrepreneurial track by using bricks of ctrl, alt, delete, and repeat. What, though, helped the second-time founder in building a sustainable path was cement of grittiness. Find out how

Can entrepreneurs be yogis? Can founders discover their inner purpose? The answer lies when ‘clarity’ meets ‘reality’ and entrepreneurship gets driven by the twin engines of economics and contribution. Meet the HyperVerge yogis!

Once upon a time, three greenhorns dared to tread on the tricky lanes of entrepreneurship and friendship. Over the next one-and-a-half decades, the trio engineered the roads with bricks of love, cement of trust, and concrete of commitment.

After years of high-octane drive, a brash young man accidentally discovers that he is not the big daddy in the room. The self-realisation sets him and Capillary on a transformation path.

Whenever life threw a sucker punch at Sanket Shah, he valiantly bounced back. Reason? The founder is not afraid to die on a treadmill. This is grit…

There are founders who try to stay away from crisis, chaos and confusion. And then there is Bhanu Chopra, who loves to trounce them as it makes him feel ‘insanely awesome’