Indian entrepreneurs are building up an impressive track record in successful start-ups as the Indian economy develops. A few of the ideas that have “struck it rich.”

The trend called – “Dabbawallas’. The Dabbawala’s task involves delivering fresh food to offices in Mumbai (India’s business capital) during Lunch and Dinner hours. His error rate is 1 in 16 million transactions, giving Six Sigma performance without technological backup, giving it the World record for best time management.
 
On the other end of India’s social scale, there are people with technical knowledge, management skills and university degrees who have created several successful companies from the ground up.

Naukri.com the premier job portal in India was founded by a graduate without any business background. The venture paid up, and the company now being listed in the Stock Exchange. CavinKare (‘CK’) has shown the world that is possible to beat the multinationals in the market of fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) with its wildly popular sachet packaging of talcum powder and shampoo.

Suhas Gopinath registered Globals Inc, his Web Design and Software company in San Jose at age 14.

The ‘Boss’ is now 21, employs a team of 400 people, and is recognized as the Worlds youngest CEO in the Guinness Book of World Records.