We often hear about millionaires and billionaires and envy their personalities and wealth, but we do not know how much they have struggled to come to this place. After years of hard work and struggle, success kisses their feet. According to the statistics, China has the highest number of billionaires globally, followed by the United States and India. According to a report by Business Insider, there are 17 entrepreneurs under the age of 40 in India, with a combined value of Rs 45,000 crore. Out of the 17 billionaires of the country, nine companies are headquartered in Bangalore. They have a large number of people who have gained wealth and fame through their hard work. They belong to the middle and low-income families of the country, but the constant struggle has given them success. Let Learn the stories of the country's five youngest billionaires and their struggles
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Ritesh Aggarwal
Ritesh Aggarwal, founder, and CEO of Oyo Rooms, has set up a network of affordable hotels across India that has benefited tourists. Earlier tourists used to pay a hefty price to book a hotel room, but now they are getting a discount due to Oyo Rooms. Oyo made it easier and more convenient to stay in other cities for a few days. Ritesh hails from Bassam Cuttack, a small town in Odisha. They used to sell SIM cards here. He had gone to Delhi in 2011 for a college education. A few years later, he received a 100,000 dollars fellowship. Even before receiving the connection, he had worked hard on Oyo's business model. With that money, he started the Oyo Company at the age of just eighteen. It was a unique business model, so many companies later invested in it
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Bhavish Aggarwal
Today we are all familiar with Ola Cab. Its founder is Bhavish Aggarwal. Many people in the country are afraid to travel by public transport. In such a situation, Bhavish decided to start Ola Cab. Under his business model, all the taxis in the city were connected through one app, and the drivers by profession also joined it. This made it easier for people to travel at affordable prices and provide jobs for taxi drivers. Ola Cab started in Mumbai in
The year 2010. Bhavish is a graduate of IIT Bombay. And at the same time, he modeled the Ola Cab. He was 25 years old when he founded the company. Initially, he worked hard with Ankit Bhati, co-founder of OLA. Ankit is used to code for the app. In the beginning, it often happened that both of them had to take the customer to the destination themselves in the absence of a driver. He worked hard day and night to build his business and tried to connect people with the app. It often happened that both of them worked for 48 hours. In the early years, many technical problems arose, and customers became angry with them, but they did their best, and today Ola Cab has become a brand that is considered a guarantee of safe travel.
Deepak Garg
Deepak Garg started RIVIGO in the year 2014. Their purpose was to facilitate truck drivers. He wanted the truck drivers not to be away from their family for several days during the long journey but to reach their house every day and have dinner with their family. Deepak Garg put this idea into practice and connected the truck network in the country. Under their business model, when a truck driver leaves a truck, it stops at a specific place, then another driver takes him to a particular location and returns from there while different drivers drive the car.
Reaches your destination via Before starting his own business, Deepak worked at Mackenzie for nine years. But he always wanted to solve an emotionally connected problem and that people would be happy to translate. So he decided to enter the field of logistics. Once, he happened to go to Jaipur, where he talked to several truck drivers, understood their problems, then developed his business model. The first few years were the hardest, but he did not give up, and a few years later, some foreign companies liked his business plan and decided to invest in it.
Herman Narula
Herman Narula, the co-founder of Improbable Worlds Limited, is an Indian-born British businessman. The company develops simulation software for video games and the corporate sector. Herman studied computer science at Cambridge, London. It was while looking that he decided to set up the company and started making business plans. However, he initially worked for Microsoft. When he told a few investors about his project, they agreed to invest in it, and that's how his company started. Herman is from Delhi. His family is in the construction business. Herman initially had a hard time setting up his own business. Since this business is about coding, there have been, and still are, many difficulties. Herman did not seek financial help from his parents to start his own business. It is the result of his hard work that companies worldwide are still investing in his company.
Deepinder Goyal
Today, almost everyone in the country is familiar with Zomato. This is a service that delivers food to your home. Its founder is Dpinder Goel. He belongs to the middle class of the country. He is a graduate of IIT Delhi. Since he loves food, he decided to start a startup in it. He wanted to create an app where customers could easily find everything from breakfast to dinner. After completing his education, he started working at Ben & Company as a Senior Associate Consultant. It was during this time that he began to FoodieBay.com, which later became Zomato.
This website was created for Ben's employees. But when he decided to quit his job and start his own business, he renamed it Zomato. He launched his app in major cities of the country. Since the concept was new, Depender faced difficulties in the beginning. In the first two years, only a few restaurants and hotels tied up with him. Hotels were afraid to tie them up because of the new idea, but as time went on, hotels started trying to connect with the app. During this time, they also faced financial difficulties. It was time to shut down Zomato, but then InfoH decided to invest in it. A line of investors followed this in Zomato. Today, many investors are showing interest in it.
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