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Perkin Rocha Success Story: A kid from Goa once dreamed of owning his own hotel chain, even while working with big companies. Initially, he aspired to join the Army—but fate had other plans. From humble beginnings to building a thriving hospitality brand, his journey is nothing short of inspiring. At just 13, he lost his father. The emotional blow was immense, yet Perkin refused to give up. He pressed on, determined to continue his education and pursue his ambitions. Today, he is the founder and CEO of ECKO Hotels. But what was the turning point that set him on the path to entrepreneurship? In this gallery, we take you through his inspiring journey.

Bharat Jain, a familiar face on Mumbai’s streets, has a story that proves appearances can be deceiving. From humble beginnings, he has quietly built a life far from what most would imagine.  

At just 22, Safin Hasan wrote his name in history as one of the youngest officers in the Indian Police Service but his journey was far from ordinary. Growing up in a small village in Gujarat, he faced years of financial hardship, personal challenges, and even a life-threatening accident. Yet, with an unshakable will and relentless determination, he turned every obstacle into a stepping stone. Scroll down to read more about his story.  

Rizwan Sajan’s life is a powerful rags-to-riches story that proves no dream is too big. Born in Mumbai, he faced tough times early on—losing his father at just 16 and living in a slum. To support his family, he sold books, firecrackers, and even delivered milk. Despite the hardships, he never gave up.

Sanjeev Juneja's Success Story: In a market ruled by corporate giants like Hindustan Unilever, Emami, and Nestle, entering the FMCG space with just one Ayurvedic product seemed like an impossible dream. But Sanjeev Juneja believed in his vision. With only 2000 rupees borrowed from his mother and a head full of determination, he started his journey from a small one-room office in Ambala. There were no investors, no fancy degrees, and no shortcuts. Juneja personally visited shops, spoke directly to retailers, and convinced them to try his product. He faced rejection after rejection, but he never gave up. His belief in Ayurveda and his relentless effort slowly turned into success. Today, the company he built is counted among the biggest Ayurveda firms in the world, with a turnover of hundreds of crores. This is the inspiring story of Sanjeev Juneja, who proved that true success is born from passion, persistence, and purpose. 

Indrajit Singh, a 2016-batch IAS officer of the Uttar Pradesh cadre, embodies persistence, discipline, and a quiet sense of purpose. 

Rajinder Gupta, once a school dropout earning just Rs 30 a day, is now Ludhiana’s richest man. He started with a small fertiliser business in 1985, which grew into the Trident Group now a global name in textiles and paper. 

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Inder Jaisinghani’s journey from Mumbai’s modest Lohar Chawl to leading a Rs 1,00,00,00,00,000 company is a true rags-to-riches story. Dropping out of school at 15 after his father's death, he took over his family’s small electrical business, which eventually became Polycab India Ltd.—India’s largest wire and cable manufacturer.

At just 21, Vidushi Singh became India’s youngest woman to clear the UPSC exam with a top rank. But instead of choosing the most sought-after service, she made a surprising decision one deeply rooted in a family promise. Hailing from a small town and armed with self-preparation alone, her story is a powerful reminder that age, background, and expectations are no barriers when dreams are driven by purpose. Scroll down to read more. 

Meet 82-year-old Ramamurthy Thyagarajan, the man behind the Rs 1.5 lakh crore Shriram Group. Despite his massive business success, he lives simply with no mobile phone, modest home, and a ₹6 lakh car. He’s also known for donating Rs 6,210 crore to charity, proving true wealth lies in values, not lifestyle.  

Kuok Hui Kwong Success Story: Kuok Hui Kwong was born into unimaginable wealth — the daughter of Malaysia’s richest man, surrounded by every comfort money could buy. Yet, instead of choosing the easy path of luxury, she chose a road far less travelled: one of hard work, quiet perseverance, and purpose. With crores in her bank account, she could have lived a life of ease. But she dreamed bigger of earning respect not for her name, but for her efforts. Inspired by her father, Robert Kuok, a self-made visionary who built the Shangri-La empire from the ground up, she followed in his footsteps, not just by legacy but by example. A Harvard graduate with global vision, she rose through dedication, not entitlement. Her story is a reminder that true success isn’t inherited — it’s earned, one decision, one challenge, and one dream at a time.

From humble beginnings to heading a major US tech firm, Yamini Rangan's journey is one of resilience and ambition. Her rise in the corporate world continues to inspire many across the globe.  

Rithuparna K S, a 20-year-old from Karnataka, failed NEET and dropped UPSC, but found her passion in robotics. Her hard work led to a Rs 72.3 lakh job offer from Rolls-Royce, making her the youngest woman in its jet engine division.  

Jayaram Banan left home at 13 and started washing dishes for Rs 18 a month. Years later, he founded Sagar Ratna, which grew into a Rs 300 crore South Indian restaurant empire. His journey from a school dropout to the "Dosa King" is truly inspiring.

World’s First AI Tutor In UAE: Quddus Pativada was never one to follow the conventional route. With dreams far bigger than a classroom could contain, he made a bold choice—dropping out of college, much like successful figures like Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, and Mark Zuckerberg. But unlike them, Quddus didn’t come from Silicon Valley or a tech hub. He is not from India, USA, Israel and Pakistan. Quddus Pativada just a teenager in the UAE—armed with an idea and relentless determination. At just 17, while still in high school, he founded ASI—an education startup powered by artificial intelligence, originally known as DigestAI. What began as a side project evolved into something much larger: a cutting-edge AI research lab working to redefine how the world learns. From this vision emerged the world’s first AI tutor—a smart, scalable, and always-available agent designed to support students with homework and test prep like never before. In his twenties and serving as CEO, Quddus continues to build from the heart of the UAE, as per reported by KhaleejTimes. His mission? To revolutionize education by blending human-like intelligence with the limitless potential of AI—proof that sometimes, the most unconventional paths lead to the most extraordinary destinations. 

Shreyans Gomes, a 26-year-old from Murudeshwar, Karnataka, has become an inspiration for countless UPSC aspirants by cracking the Civil Services Examination in his third attempt without any coaching. His journey is a powerful reminder that with dedication, smart planning, and resilience, success is possible no matter the circumstances. Scroll down to read about his inspiring story.

The Civil Services Exam conducted by the Union Public Service Commission is one of the toughest exams in India, having its origin in the pre-independence era. Today, while lakhs of aspirants take the exam every year, only a select few hundred make the final cut. India has seen several IPS officers, selected through the UPSC, who brought massive changes in law and order situations in their jurisdictions by controlling crime. Do you know who was the first UPSC topper of independent India? It was CV Narasimhan.

Most Beautiful Handwriting In The World: Can you recall how important handwriting was during your Class 10 and 12 board exams? Many of your were constantly reminded by teachers and parents to keep your writing neat and legible. But today, with smartphones, tablets, and laptops taking over, writing by hand feels almost outdated—and beautifully crafted penmanship has become a rare sight. In a world where digital fonts are just a click away and most communication happens on screens, one young girl from Nepal reminded us of the forgotten beauty of handwriting. Back in 2017, Prakriti Malla’s school assignment went viral for one simple reason—her handwriting was so precise, so symmetrical, that it looked too perfect to be real. Her handwriting was soon hailed as the most beautiful in the world, and her story captured global attention. Her stunning handwriting is more than just a visual delight—it's a call to slow down, embrace mindfulness, and reconnect with our thoughts in a way screens simply can't offer.