Jun 27, 2024
By: Kunal Kambli
Hurun India, through its Future Unicorn Index 2024, has shined a spotlight on India’s fast-growing start-up ecosystem and visionary entrepreneurs.
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Among those highlighted are 11 trailblazing founders, all under age 30, showcasing the rise of a new generation of ambitious entrepreneurs driving innovation across the country. Tap to explore the full list!
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At just 26, Awais Ahmed is carving a niche for himself in the space industry as a co-founder of Pixxel, a company that’s making significant strides in satellite technology. His youth belies the impact he’s already making, positioning Pixxel as a key player in the future of Earth observation.
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Kshitij Khandelwal, also 26, shares the helm at Pixxel alongside Awais. Khandelwal’s vision and drive are critical in the company’s mission to deploy a high-resolution satellite constellation, aiming to provide unparalleled insights into our planet's evolving landscape.
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Dilsher Singh Malhi, 28, co-founded Zupee, a startup revolutionising the online gaming space. Singh’s innovative approach to creating engaging, skill-based gaming experiences has set Zupee on a rapid growth trajectory, capturing the interest of gamers and investors alike.
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At 28, Siddhant Saurabh is a co-founder of Zupee, where his entrepreneurial acumen has helped shape the company’s success in the competitive world of online gaming. Saurabh’s focus on user engagement and innovative gameplay has been instrumental in Zupee’s rise.
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Mayank Kale, 28, co-founded LoopHealth, a healthcare startup that’s redefining employee wellness. Kale’s leadership in integrating technology with healthcare solutions is transforming how companies support their workforce’s health and well-being.
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At 28, Amrit Singh partners with Mayank Kale at LoopHealth, where his efforts are pivotal in advancing comprehensive healthcare platforms for businesses. Singh’s strategic vision is helping LoopHealth become a frontrunner in corporate health management.
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Vrushali Prasade, 29, is a driving force behind Pixis, a company specialising in AI-powered marketing solutions. Prasade’s leadership in deploying cutting-edge AI to enhance marketing efficiency is reshaping how brands connect with their audiences.
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At 29, Harikrishna Valiyath stands alongside Vrushali Prasade as a co-founder of Pixis. Valiyath’s innovative contributions to the development of AI-driven marketing strategies are making Pixis a formidable player in the digital marketing landscape.
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Kartik Hajela, 29, co-founded Log9 Materials, a company at the forefront of advanced material technology. Hajela’s focus on sustainability and innovation is driving Log9’s mission to develop breakthrough solutions in energy storage and environmental impact.
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At 29, Anand Agrawal co-founded Credgenics, a startup revolutionising the debt recovery process. Agrawal’s expertise in blending technology with legal and financial strategies is streamlining how businesses manage and recover outstanding debts.
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Vikas Goyal, also 29, is the entrepreneurial force behind KukuFM, an audio content platform gaining significant traction. Goyal’s vision for creating diverse and engaging audio experiences is shaping KukuFM into a popular destination for millions of listeners.
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