Meet the ten entrepreneurs who are using innovation to redefine success

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Young entrepreneurs are driving transformation and growth in India’s economy. These ten entrepreneurs transformed their ideas into successful enterprises. According to a University of Glasgow-authored analysis, India is one of the finest countries in the world for starting a business, placing second in the 2023-24 Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM). India’s ranking rose from fourth to second among 49 countries, with “making a difference in the world” being the most popular motivator among Indian entrepreneurs. It is evident that success in today’s environment is about more than just earnings; it is about making a long-term influence. 

These ten entrepreneurs are dedicated to innovation, changing what it means to lead and inspire. Through innovative ideas and forward-thinking strategies, they’ve achieved extraordinary growth and altered their industries.

1. Anuj Kapuria 

Anuj Kapuria is the founder and CEO of Novus Hi-Tech Robotic Systemz and The Hi-Tech Robotic Systemz. A visionary technologist and Carnegie Mellon University researcher, he has transformed AI, robotics, and self-driving vehicle technology in India. Under his leadership, Novus Hi-Tech has created solutions in-house, protecting over two lakh drivers with sophisticated Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and pioneering India’s first mobile robots and autonomous vehicles.

His latest ground-breaking UXOR project, a first-of-its-kind autonomous robot that safely neutralizes explosive ordnance for Indian defense, demonstrates India’s ability to develop cutting-edge technologies. Kapuria’s vision drives innovation, as evidenced by over 100 patents, contributions to NASA’s Mars Rover and the DARPA Grand Challenge, and success with more than 100 clients. He received the Prime Minister’s National Innovation Award and influenced Al’s policy through his roles with the Indian government and the CII.

His most recent groundbreaking UXOR project, a first-of-its-kind autonomous robot that securely neutralizes explosive ordnance for Indian defense, exemplifies India’s potential to produce cutting-edge technologies. Kapuria’s vision drives innovation, as proven by over 100 patents, participation in NASA’s Mars Rover and the DARPA Grand Challenge, and success with over 100 clients. He got the Prime Minister’s National Innovation Award and has impacted Al’s policy through his positions with the Indian government and the CII.

2. Archana Purohit 

co-founded Agency Adda. Agency Adda, a breakthrough marketplace for service businesses, was formed in 2024 by Archana Purohit, an experienced entrepreneur, and her sister, Upasana Purohit. The platform simplifies provider-seeker matching, onboarding, payments, and standard operating procedures, solving critical difficulties for startups and SMEs.

With ex-Zaggle CTO Sivakumar Vondivillu on board as a tech advisor, Agency Adda uses AI-driven technologies to offer a smooth user experience. Its early success is evident in a thriving WhatsApp community that connected hundreds of members even before launch. Agency Adda, launching in February 2025, seeks to redefine professional service collaboration for India’s burgeoning SME environment.

3. Jivitesh Jadwani, Founder and CEO of Storefox AL

Jivitesh Jadwani is responsible for Storefox Al’s vision, strategy, and product. Storefox Al uses artificial intelligence to help retail brands remotely monitor large store networks and generate actionable insights that can increase per-store revenue potential and improve operational efficiency across all stores. Storefox, sponsored by Antler India, offers retailers early access to its acoustic intelligence products.

4. Alok Sahoo, Founder, Alloroots

Dr. Alok Sahoo, a reputable dermatologist with an MD from AIIMS in New Delhi and over ten years of experience, launched Alloroots in 2023 to help individuals restore their confidence by addressing hair loss and baldness. He developed a unique doctor-first environment to combat hair loss, which affects more than 60% of Indians aged 25 and up. Hair loss affects more than just one’s looks; it also significantly impacts mental health. People frequently choose non-scientific products that exacerbate their situation. Sahoo and his team of highly qualified doctors have helped exacerbate their problem in a year. With his team of highly skilled specialists, Sahoo has helped over 1,000 people achieve significant, long-term outcomes through personalized.

5. The EleFant’s founder and CEO, Sourabh Jain

Through a novel digital platform that functions as a contemporary toy library, Sourabh Jain, the founder and CEO of The EleFant, is revolutionizing the way kids play and learn. The Elefant, which has locations in 18 Indian cities, has a membership-based business model and delivers a vast selection of toys and books for kids ages 0 to 12 straight to parents’ doorsteps. Motivated by the idea

Like conventional libraries, the platform enables families to choose goods through a user-friendly app, have them delivered to their homes, and swap them as needed. Jain’s Elefant vision guarantees

Playtime and education are being redefined nationwide with ease and enriching experiences for contemporary families.

6. Global Startups Club founder and CEO Mohit Sureka

Mohit Sureka, the founder and CEO of Global Startups Club, has created the biggest and fastest-growing ecosystem for investors and creators in India. Through a variety of offline networking events, Global Startups Club links entrepreneurs, investors, and industry partners in more than 16 locations throughout India, the United Arab Emirates, Singapore, and eventually the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. This ranges from targeted startup forums with 45–60 people to the big event, the Global Startup Summit, which has 400–450 attendees. In addition to leading Mojo Capital, the club’s investment banking and advising division, which offers founder coaching, growth support, strategic consulting, and fundraising to start-up companies, Sureka’s ambition goes beyond networking. Sureka is fostering an innovative and cooperative culture within the startup community with these efforts.

7. Kuberans Tech Ventures CEO Jeet Wagh

The CEO of Kuberans Tech Ventures, Jeet Wagh, spearheads the innovative fusion of media, technology, and education. He manages projects like the soon-to-be Kuberans Film City and Film Institute in Goa and is an expert in business and marketing with experience in the entertainment sector. Legends of the film industry, including Ramesh Sippy, Karan Johar, and Kriti Sanon, will launch this center of excellence at IIFA 2024, advancing the use of virtual production, augmented reality, and AI in filmmaking. To support Tier II and Tier III companies and assist entrepreneurs in scaling and promoting innovation across the country, KTVPL is also creating a startup ecosystem.

8. Namo eWaste Management’s founder and MD, Akshay Jain

The innovative founder of Namo e-waste Management Ltd., a pioneer in India’s e-waste recycling industry, is Akshay Jain. Under his direction, Namo eWaste, which was founded in 2014, was successfully listed on the NSE in 2024. Jain is revolutionizing garbage management with innovative technologies and environmentally responsible methods as part of its commitment to sustainability. With cutting-edge recycling facilities in Faridabad, Nasik, and Palwal, he has grown the business.

management using environmentally friendly methods and state-of-the-art technologies. He has increased the company’s capacity by adding cutting-edge recycling facilities in Palwal, Nasik, and Faridabad. He intends to build a battery recycling factory in Nashik and a top-notch e-waste facility in Telangana. Namo eWaste is positioned as an industry leader by Jain’s emphasis on innovation, international collaborations, and community empowerment.

9. The CEO of Livelong Wealth, Hariprasad K

The CEO of Livelong Wealth, a fintech business headquartered in Bangalore, is Hariprasad K, a research analyst registered with SEBI Kerala. He started his career with global proprietary trading companies in the crude oil sector before starting his own proprietary firm and wealth management desk. He has over nine years of expertise in the financial markets. With a focus on Bank Nifty and Nifty options, Livelong Wealth specializes in risk-defined options techniques. It also occasionally participates in long-only equities fluctuations. Intending to offer clients complete financial services, Livelong Wealth provides wealth management together with advisory services, educational programs, and algorithmic trading solutions. Hariprasad is a well-respected person in the Indian financial industry thanks to his dedication to financial education and methodical trading techniques.

10. Constructmart Online’s managing director, Mitesh Singh

Through technology, Construmart Online, launched by businessman Mitesh Singh, is transforming the construction materials industry in India. With its user-friendly digital platform, www.construmart.in, Construmart streamlines procurement for a variety of materials, including TMT steel, ready-mix concrete, finishes, and hardware, while guaranteeing pan-India delivery and operational efficiency. The organization presents itself as a reliable partner for projects of all kinds because of its dedication to quality, open pricing, and client satisfaction. Construmart is establishing new standards and influencing the direction of material sourcing in India by spearheading the digital revolution of the construction industry.

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