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Aman Gupta
You might know him from Shark Tank India, or might have one electronic device of his company Boat. Yes, the next person in the list of most successful entrepreneurs in India is Aman Gupta. Gupta is the founder of the Indian consumer electronics brand, Boat. He is an Indian entrepreneur with a passion for technology and innovation, and his vision has transformed Boat into a leading player in the audio and lifestyle products segment.
Aman got the idea of starting Boat from his own struggle to find affordable and quality audio products in Indian market. He also noticed the increased use of smartphones among young people in India, but there were very few good options for headphones and other audio products that were compatible with their mobile devices. That’s how he started Boat alongside other two co-founders and made took Boat from nothing to a $70 million company and a household name in India. Vineeta Singh
Vineeta Singh is a women entrepreneur who has made a name for herself in the business world. She is the founder and CEO of her own company, which is a successful online retailer.
Vineeta is a role model for other women who are looking to start their own businesses. She is an inspiration to all women who want to achieve their dreams. She is the founder of the Indian cosmetic brand “Sugar”. Her net worth is $ 10 million.
Some of the other most successful women entrepreneurs in India include Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, Indira Nooyi, and Chanda Kochhar. Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw is the founder and chairperson of Biocon, a leading biotechnology company. Indira Nooyi is the former CEO of PepsiCo, and Chanda Kochhar is the managing director and CEO of ICICI Bank. Albinder Dhindsa
Today Grofers (Blinkit) has become a go-to place for every household for their grocery shopping all thanks to the Indian businessman Albinder Dhindsa. Albinder was born in Panipat, Haryana completed his education at IIT. After completing his education he worked for Zomato, the food delivery platform and left it in 2013 to start Grofers alongside Co-founder Saurabh Kumar.
Dhindsa and Kumar got the idea of starting Grofers while working for Zomato, where they observed that that the online food delivery market was becoming crowded and competitive. This made them realize that there is huge potential in the market for online grocery delivery, particularly in India where many people still preferred to shop for groceries in person. This led them to create an online platform that could offer a wider range of products and simplify the grocery shopping experience for customers. Today after Zomato’s acquisition the company’s worth stands at $630
