10 Young Indian Entrepreneurs To Take Inspiration From

These teenagers coding wizards are reshaping  what it means to be young app developers. The brothers have created 12 apps, focusing on tackling social problems in India. This shows the awareness of these young entrepreneurs. 

 

Sreelakshmi Suresh is a coder. She started her own company, eDesign Technologies, at the tender age of 11. She is known as the world's youngest web designer and is an inspiration for young girls in STEM fields.

 

The story of OYO Rooms founder Ritesh Agarwal is one of determination and vision. Starting at 17, he identified a gap in the hospitality sector and built OYO Rooms into one of India's most successful startups, transforming the budget hotel industry.

 

Peyush Bansal is the name behind Lenskart, India's largest online eyewear retailer. Recognizing the need for easy access to affordable and stylish eyewear, Bansal revolutionized the way Indians shop for glasses.

 

Trishneet Arora is a cybersecurity expert who started his company TAC Security as a teenager. Self-taught and passionate about protecting information, Arora is a cybersecurity whiz kid and an inspiration for young people interested in tech security.

 

Divya Gandotra Tandon is the founder of DivyaSpeaks, a social enterprise that empowers women with spoken English skills. She identified a need for confident communication and is making a difference in the lives of countless women.

 

Advait Thakur is a young tech entrepreneur who started his coding journey at 19. He is a passionate programmer who is making waves in the tech industry.

 

 Akhilendra Sahu is a young social entrepreneur who founded Mission Green Earth, an organization working to plant trees and combat climate change. Akhilendra's dedication to the environment is inspiring young people to take action.

 

 Kavita Shukla is the founder of Praxis, a social enterprise that provides eco-friendly sanitary napkins to women in rural India. Passionate about women's health and hygiene, Kavita is making a positive impact on countless lives.

 

Naseema Arewale is the founder of Jogan Naari, a brand that provides sustainable and stylish clothing for Muslim women. Naseema is breaking barriers in the fashion industry and empowering Muslim women to express themselves through fashion.