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There is no one template to build a successful business: Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Ankush Sachdeva of ShareChat
Ankush Sachdeva built a short video app Moj within mere hours of the TikTok ban in India. Now it has more than 160 million monthly active users. Moj's parent company Mohalla Tech also runs ShareChat, together making them India's leading local-language social networking and short video platforms. How did Sachdeva do it? Here are the insights.
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Build something users need and business will follow: Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Ashish Singhal of CoinSwitch Kuber
One clutch of the promising Tycoons of Tomorrow are CoinSwitch Kuber founders Vimal Sagar, Ashish Singhal, and Govind Soni. They have made CoinSwitch Kuber India's most valued crypto unicorn at a valuation of $1.9 billion. It is Andreessen Horowitz's first investment in an Indian startup and Tiger Global's first investment in an Indian crypto company. Here, Ashish Singhal, CEO of the company, shares his success mantra.
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Making crypto as easy as Zomato
By providing a simplified experience to users, Coinswitch Kuber and its founders Ashish Singhal, Vimal Sagar Tiwari, and Govind Soni are taking cryptocurrencies to the masses, and building their own fortune
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Sharechat and Moj's Ankush Sachdeva: When content is king
Sharechat co-founder has built Moj into India's leading short video platform. With parent company Mohalla Tech joining the unicorn club, he's eyeing more hits
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Mom—Falguni Nayar—taught us to live life to the fullest, be passionate and patient: Tycoons of Tomorrow Adwaita and Anchit Nayar of Nykaa
Twin siblings Anchit and Adwaita Nayar are following in their mother Falguni Nayar's footsteps and working at making Nykaa a household name for beauty and fashion. How do they do it? It involves trust, a combination of youthful vigour and world-class experience, and putting their consumers first. The Nayar siblings, Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow, share their insights
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Building the best product inspires us: Tycoons of Tomorrow Aman Gupta and Sameer Mehta of boAt
Together, Aman Gupta and Sameer Mehta have built India's biggest homegrown consumer electronics brand--boAt. boAt is frugal, capital-efficient, and has not wasted money since its inception in 2016. They believe that new-age Tycoons of Tomorrow like them are here to disrupt and dominate
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Aman Gupta, Sameer Mehta: Building boAt into one of world's largest wearable brands
The boAt cofounders have transformed the brand into a formidable brand that is cruising at an astonishing pace. What next for the homegrown consumer electronics giant?
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Anchit and Adwaita Nayar: Grooming for glory
Twin siblings Anchit and Adwaita Nayar are following in their mother Falguni Nayar's footsteps and working at making Nykaa a household name for beauty and fashion
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Aditi Ashok's stroke of genius
At 23, the golfer has catapulted India on to the world stage with a fourth-place finish at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. And she's only getting started
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If people are not aligned to company's vision, there's no way it can work: Postman's Abhinav Asthana
The vision and mission of Postman--an API powerhouse--is all about solving their customer's pain points. Asthana silenced critics of Indian companies and showed them how a global platform that has overcome biases can be built out of India
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New age tycoons believe in taking the ecosystem with them: Aaditya Sharda of Infra.Market
A staggering rise in revenue—from ₹12.5 crore in FY17 to ₹1,242 crore in FY21—is mundane for the first-generation entrepreneur and the new inductee of Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow, Aaditya Sharda. Here's what excites him more