Introduction There are those entrepreneurs who create firms and there are those entrepreneurs who create industries. Shiv Nadar undoubtedly belongs to the latter group. When India had not even begun …
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Recite You
Recite You is a platform where we are hand picking Excellence across the world, amazing humans and their extraordinary achievements. We speak about their journeys and how they came to where they are today. The most crucial part of any success story is the “struggle” that goes behind it.
Rahul Bhatia: The Entrepreneur Who Made IndiGo India’s Largest Airline
Introduction It is quite rare to come across Indian businesspeople as famous as Rahul Bhatia when it comes to being associated with a particular brand. There is no way of …
Savitri Jindal: The Woman Who Led the Jindal Empire to New Heights
Introduction There are business leaders who take many years to climb the corporate ladder until they reach its peak, but then there are leaders such as Savitri Jindal, who were …
Introduction There are business success stories that are built around growth. The story of Azim Premji is built around restraint. It is all about exercising the patience to grow gradually, …
Introduction Rarely does a narrative come across that makes people rethink what was considered possible in the business sector of India. Such is the story of Anil Agarwal. This man, …
Introduction Not many Indian business families have as rich a heritage as the Birlas. However, even amongst such a storied family, one name stands out – that of Kumar Mangalam …
Introduction Hardly any other name is as synonymous with the telecommunication revolution in India as Sunil Bharti Mittal. His rise from being an entrepreneur of a small trading firm in …
Introduction There are some business leaders who inherit the company; there are even fewer who not only inherit the company but build it all over again. Rajiv Bajaj is one …
There is a specific type of Indian entrepreneur saga that seems almost impossible to believe; it is the one about a poor teenager growing up to become a leader of …
Most Indian entrepreneurs unknowingly lose out on money at the stage of pricing their offerings. You take the time to build a product, incur expenses in your services, and then, …