India’s entrepreneurial ecosystem is flourishing, with young visionaries shaping the future of the economy. The 2024 Hurun India Under 35s list showcases the country’s top talents across various industries. From edtech pioneers to digital marketing experts, this list is a testament to the innovation and resilience of India’s new generation of business leaders.
First-Generation Entrepreneurs Dominate the List
A remarkable 82% of this year’s honorees are first-generation entrepreneurs. These young founders have built businesses from the ground up, creating jobs, disrupting industries, and making a lasting impact. Whether it’s in e-commerce, education, or technology, their achievements speak volumes about the entrepreneurial spirit in India.
Top Entrepreneurs of Hurun India Under 35s (2024)
- Ankush Sachdeva (31) – Co-founder, ShareChat
- Social media platform catering to regional language users, boasting millions of users.
- Neetish Sarda (31) – Founder, Smartworks
- A leading name in the co-working and real estate sector.
- Alakh Pandey (32) – Founder, Physics Wallah
- A top edtech platform providing affordable, high-quality education.
- Ghazal Alagh (35) – Co-founder, Mamaearth
- Fast-growing skincare brand specializing in toxin-free, natural products.
- Vidit Aatrey – Founder, Meesho
- Leading the social commerce revolution in India.
- Tarun Mehta – Co-founder, Ather Energy
- Pioneer in India’s electric vehicle industry.
- Rishi Raj Rathore – Founder, Arzooo
- Empowering small retailers to compete with e-commerce giants.
- Raghav Bagai – Founder, Sociowash
- Digital marketing agency helping brands build strong online presence.
- Roman Saini (33) – Co-founder, Unacademy
- One of India’s largest online education platforms.
- Hemesh Singh (33) – Co-founder, Unacademy
- Tech expert behind Unacademy’s success.
- Dhruvil Sanghvi (31) – LogiNext founder and CEO
- 1st individual from Ahmedabad to list in Hurun India’s Under 35 list
The Rise of Young Innovators
These young entrepreneurs represent the future of Indian business, with many focused on solving real-world problems and driving innovation across sectors. With the continued growth of the Indian economy, these trailblazers are expected to play a significant role in shaping its future.
Reflecting on this recognition, Dhruvil Sanghvi, LogiNext founder and CEO said, “Being included in the ‘Hurun under 35’ List is a tremendous honor, not just for me and LogiNext, but for the entire entrepreneurial community of Gujarat. This acknowledgment reinforces our state’s growing reputation as a breeding ground for businesses that are not only innovative but also financially robust. We’ve always believed in creating solutions that optimize operations while maintaining a keen eye on financial sustainability – a principle that many Gujarati entrepreneurs share.”
