Driving change. Transforming India.

We made a list of the things we all do from the moment we wake up to when we go to sleep, as well as the problems we face every day. That’s when the idea of private transport emerged. Ride sharing and cab booking existed only in big cities, and not for the masses in smaller cities. We started thinking about the common Indian man’s vehicle — that’s how we arrived at the idea of two-wheeler ride sharing.

Aravind Sanka, Co-founder, Rapido

When we started StarHealth, our aspiration was to meet the average citizen’s need to manage healthcare expenses. As we’ve grown, the work has become so much more meaningful: it’s personal, compassionate and touches so many lives.

Venkatasamy Jagannathan, Founder, Star Health

Most margins for mom and pop grocery stores are lost to middlemen. By sourcing products from local factories and manufacturers, consumers receive substantial discounts and more profits are shared throughout the supply chain.

Vineet Rao, Co-founder, DealShare

Turing lets you build teams with the world’s most deeply vetted developers, matched by AI. Traditional recruiting is over. We’ve entered the era of the talent cloud. Companies can now hire the best people in the world, regardless of where they live

Jonathan Siddharth, Co-founder, Turing

I believe in taking the long view of business. Build it one piece at a time, innovate incrementally and take calculated risks. Be frugal, keep a low profile and get the unit math right before scaling.

Rishi Das, Co-founder, IndiQube

I come from a humble, middle-class family. My parents had government jobs. And education is what changed our lives. But people from small towns don’t always have access to educational opportunity. We started Sunstone to give back to the kinds of communities that raised us.

Ashish Munjal, Co-founder, Sunstone

With growing disposable income in our country, people are eager to mingle and have beautiful everyday experiences. This was the motivation behind Third Wave; to bring great local coffee and food together with architectural spaces that inspire, to create uplift in one space and in a way that India had never seen before.

Sushant Goel, Co-founder, Third Wave Coffee

I spent some time on farms. When I was so close to the problem it was almost impossible not to notice the massive gaps in the market. From the farmers, to the sellers, to the re-sellers to the customers. No one was 100% satisfied. I just knew it was a problem worth solving. A problem worth my time. That’s how Otipy was born —- from farm to fork. It’s fast, it’s fresh, it’s affordable and it’s conscious.

Varun Khurana, Founder, Otipy

Gaming is bigger than Bollywood. When you’re gaming you’re active. The player overcomes challenges and feels good. And when you’re playing multiplayer every experience is fresh. It’s very engaging entertainment that can be experienced again and again.

Manish Agarwal, Nazara