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Shivam Maurya, a 24-year old young man hailing from Surat built India’s First AI-Powered Driverless Superbike. The model first featured in a video on his YouTube channel Creative Science. The video soon went viral.
Meet 22-year old engineers from Mahindra University, Hyderabad that have founded a deeptech startup- Harvested Robotics that has become India’s First Startup to make AI-Powered Robot to use lasers for Weeding.
Archika Dogra who recently won 2024 Spirit of Princeton Award established Innoverge in 2017, a global youth network to merge young minds all over the world with STEMx education. She is an inspiring mind who founded this non-profit organization solely focusing on social good and to address the educational inequity.
Baiju PrafulKumar Bhatt, an Indian-American entrepreneur has become the only Indian-origin founder to feature in the youngest category. He was born to Gujarati immigrant parents and spent his early years in Alabama before moving to Virginia. When they were burdened with financial issues due to his father being diagnosed of kidney failure while pursuing a PhD, he still powered through
Shashvat Nakrani, born in Bhavnagar, Gujarat was an IIT Delhi drop-out who co-founded BharatPe that completely transformed India’s payment systems. The idea helped merchants accept payments from multiple apps with 1 QR code. This idea boosted small businesses and made BharatPe a key player in digital payments. The partnership between Nakrani and Bhavik Koladiya transformed their company into a leading
A 12-year old young boy who has dreams, and ambitions has to give up on his education because of his family’s financial difficulties. But he doesn’t give up and continues his education and teaches himself coding and learns business. He develops software for clients and that’s how he founded his food-tech startup, Foodcubo, and goes on to build different businesses.
Akhilendra Sahu, founder of ASTNT Technologies is also known as World’s Youngest Serial Entrepreneur. It’s because he built multiple companies, including ASTNT Technologies, ASTNT Hosting, ASTNT Media, Technical Next, ASTNT Newswire, and StartUp199. He was 16 when he started freelancing to gain some experience. Once he succeeded in his task, he built the IT Company ASTNT Technologies in 2019 with
Melanoe Perkins began her entrepreneurial journey at the age of 19. She founded Canva to simplify design for all. In spite of encountering so many obstacles, her determination made Canva a worldwide hit. Being a young female entrepreneur, her life inspires others to have faith in their thoughts, remain diligent, and shatter the societal barriers. Age and experience must not hinder one to accomplish goals and dreams.
Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra are proof that age is just a number. They took a big risk by dropping out of Stanford at 19 to build Zepto. A startup that changed the whole grocery delivery in India. Their fearless attitude with confidence in themselves made them the Youngest self-made billionaire. Their story inspires all the young dreamers who believe in themselves and want to do something great.
From a small town to becoming India’s youngest self-made billionaire, Ritesh Agarwal’s life is very inspiring. Discover how he changed the hotel industry with OYO Rooms, turning a small idea into a global company with operations in 80 countries. His life shows that anything is possible with a good idea and hard work.