Special Report
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Four entrepreneurs prove it's never too late to start up
Taking the entrepreneurial plunge after doing corporate jobs for years isn't easy. But these four businesspersons have proved it's never too late to follow your heart
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How to give in to your compulsive idea, Virendra Gupta style
After quitting the stability of corporate life, VerSe's founder dove in to create solutions to bridge the digital divide for rural India. The result is a $3 billion juggernaut
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Retirement. Realisation. Restarting: How Sudheer Koneru built Zenoti into a global unicorn
Hanging up his boots at 40 after a successful professional and entrepreneurial stint, Koneru shifted his focus to health and wellness, later starting Saas company Zenoti which turned unicorn last year
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Photo Of The Day: Safety first
A bride searches her coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccination certificate in her mobile phone to show it to a healthcare worker at her wedding venue during a vaccination drive and checking of vaccination certificates, in Ahmedabad, India
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How third-time entrepreneur Srikanth Iyer got it right
It took the founder of HomeLane, India's biggest home interiors brand, 20 years to realise what he didn't want to do—and that the lesson was as important as recognising what he did want
