30 Under 30 2020
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Akhil Aryan: On a power trip
To accelerate the transition to an all-electric future, the battery management and intelligence platform uses analytics to improve battery performance
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30 Under 30: People to watch out for
These 20-somethings have the potential to make it big, and while they missed being on the main 30 Under 30 list by a whisker, Forbes India will be tracking their progress closely over the next few years
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Gegadyne Energy: Taking charge of the electric revolution
Gegadyne Energy has developed a proprietary non-lithium battery technology that can charge a car battery from 0 to 100 percent in under 15 minutes
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Gourish Singla: The 26-year-old who wants to make India disease free in five years
With an ambitious aim, Singla's Shivom provides genetic data to pharma companies, while ensuring the individual remains anonymous and is incentivised
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Krishna Gupta: Saying cheese, with 1441 Pizzeria
Gupta's 1441 Pizzeria employs Italian wood ovens and offers a Make Your Own Pizza option. Its revenue grew from Rs 2.88 cr in 2017 to Rs 8.41 cr in 2019
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Abhay Rangan: Going the (vegan) milky way
Rangan set up Goodmylk to make plant-based milk affordable in India. Apart from milk made of cashew and oats, it retails vegan yogurt, mayonnaise and butter made from vegetable oils
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Nikhil Kumar: BHIM's star, now building fintech bridges
Nikhil Kumar has created APIs for Unified Payments Interface (UPI) and led the team that built BHIM. His platform, Setu, helps connect companies to financial services providers
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Ajeesh Achuthan: Making finance easy for startups
28-year-old Ajeesh Achuthan's Open is a neo-banking platform, especially catered to making financial operations simple for startups and MSMEs
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Deepak Punia: This fighter could earn India an Olympic gold
Deepak Punia became the first Indian in 18 years to win a Junior World Championship, and will represent India at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics
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Akshay Chaturvedi: Building careers
LeverageEdu, a platform focussed on career counselling and university admission, has catered to about 10,000 students and is on course to clock Rs 10 crore in revenue in FY20
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Sleepy Owl Coffee: Brewing big business
The cold brew coffee brand, launched from a two-bedroom apartment in Delhi, now boasts of 60,000 customers and is sold in over 1,000 retail outlets in New Delhi and Mumbai