Though everyone nowadays works hard to achieve the goal of their life, not everyone succeeds. Only a few of them are there among millions of people who have realized their dreams after putting in the years of hard work. They did everything to reach the place where they are today. And truly age is no bar to achieve something big in your life, you just need to do some struggle and lots of hard work along with keeping patience and faith in you to get the results.

Check out these youngest entrepreneurs in India whom the whole world knows well.

 1. Deepanjali Dalmia

Deepanjali Dalmia used to work at one of the most prestigious organizations, Ernst&Young, New York. At the age of 26, he decided to quit her job and started something of her own. Now, she currently works for women’s health in India. She owns a company known as Heyday care that produces organic sanitary pads that are made of corn & bamboo fire. Hats off to her for thinking so much for women’s health and helping those who don’t have access to expensive sanitary pads.

2. Ritesh Agarwal

He is the man behind finding one of the most loved startups of today and i.e. Oyo Rooms. This is a startup that offers rooms in the budget. It was founded in 2012 and is based in Gurgaon. It has also secured capital from investors like light speed Ventures, Sequoia Capital and Green Oaks Capital. Do you know he is a college dropout who also founded Oravel which is rebranded as Oyo now?

Also read: Meet This Entrepreneur Upma Kapoor Who Made Rs. 2.4 crores From Rs. 8 Lakhs in Only 2 years

3. Sreelakshmi Suresh

Sreelakshmi is known to be the youngest website designer & CEO in the world. She is running her own venture known as e-design at present. She also got awarded for running her venture excellently alone and designing 50 websites last year.

4. Trishneet Arora

Trishneet is a school dropout which eventually gave him a success later on. He started his own company known as TAC security solutions at the age of 19. At present, he has four offices in India and one in Dubai. Do you know he has companies like Reliance as his client?

Also read: Follow the Success Mantras of These 6 Famous Female Entrepreneurs

5. Tilak Mehta

A 13-year old guy founded ‘Ola & Uber of Dabbawalas.’ He invented the app named Paper-N-Parcels. The idea struck in his mind when he ordered few books from the other city. He has gained fame and investment too for his venture after getting famous.

6. Kavita Shukla

She is the founder of Fresh papers, a product that keeps things fresh for a longer duration. Some of the big clients that she has are Wholefoods and co-ops.

Also read: 5 Top Founders Who are Not From IITs and IIMs and Still Running Profitable Ventures

We talk about love only when it comes to couples, but did you know if a couple who stays together and work hard together can do wonders. They can achieve anything in their life. There are a plethora of examples that can prove right this thing. Here, we are mentioning some of the popular couples who have won the Nobel Prize for their combined hard work and contribution in the various fields. Recently, Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo were awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics for their outstanding efforts to eradicate poverty.

Other than them, there are some other couples too who was also honoured with the prestigious Nobel Prize. Have a look.

1. Alva Myrdal and Gunnar Myrdal

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The couple has won prizes in different categories. Gunnar is a professor at the Stockholm School of Economics and also a member of Swedish Parliament won the Nobel Prize for Economics in 1974 along with Friedrich August von Hayek for their outstanding contribution in the theory of money and economic fluctuations. Alva Myrdal along with Alfonso Garcia Robles won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1982.

2. Carl Cori and Gerty Cori

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They both have received the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine in 1947 along with Bernardo Alberto Houssay for discovering the catalytic conversion of glycogen.

3. Marie Curie and Pierre Curie

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Marie Curie and Pierre Curie have received the award or their combine efforts. They received the Nobel Prize in physics for their joint researches on the radiation phenomena. They both even got awarded for discovering unknown elements i.e. polonium and radium after the discovery of radioactivity by Henri Becquerel in 1897.

4. May-Britt Moser and Edvard Moser

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They both received the Nobel Prize in medicine in 2014 along with John O’Keefe, US- British scientist for discovering the brain’s positioning system. They also coined the term “inner GPS”.

5. Frederic Joliot and Irene Joliot-Curie

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Irene Curie, the daughter of Marie and Pierre Curie along with her husband Frederic Joliot has received a Nobel Prize in chemistry. Both of them have also studied the atom’s structure to discover the neutron. Did You Know they also participated in building the first French early nuclear reactor?

6. Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo

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They were together honoured for Nobel Prize in Economics for their combined study on poverty in 2019.

So, these were the list of couples who got the Nobel Prize together for their teamwork and hard work.

Mahatma Gandhi or Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi to whom we love to call as ‘Bapu’ needs no introduction I guess. He is the man who struggled a lot to give us Indians the freedom that we are enjoying today. He led so many movements like Dandi March, Satyagraha. He made us learn non-violence, harmony, peace, and love. On his 150th birthday, we are paying him tribute and remembering all the good deeds he did for us and for our nation to get the freedom. So, here I am listing some of the places which are associated with the life of Gandhi Ji.

One can go and visit these places and see what all is there and get to know what he did for India. Scroll down to see the list of places.

1. Sabarmati Ashram, Ahmedabad

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This is one of the best places that remind us of Gandhi Ji. He and his wife Kasturba Gandhi lived here. It is located on the bank of Sabarmati River, Ahmedabad. This is the place where two of the most important were started which were Dandi March and Salt Satyagraha. The Ashram gives us a quick recap of the pre-Independence history of India and the life of Mahatma Gandhi.

2. Gandhi Smriti, New Delhi

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This place was previously known as Birla House or Birla Bhavan. At this place, Gandhi Ji spent 144 days of his life before he was assassinated. The property belongs to Birla’s, but now this museum has been dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi. The place has some of the popular exhibits which attract tourists from different parts of the world like Gandhi Ji’s room where he lived, the prayer ground where he was martyred.

3. Mani Bhavan Gandhi Museum, Mumbai

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This is the place where Gandhi Ji has started his political movements. This place remained as the political headquarters for 17 years. The movements that were initiated from here were Non-Cooperation, Satyagraha, Swadeshi, Khadi and the Khilafat movement. And, do you know this place has one major attraction that garbs everyone’s eyeballs and that is the huge library on the ground floor which has more than 50,000 books dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi.

4. Aga Khan Palace, Pune

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Do you know this place actually served as a prison for Mahatma Gandhi, his wife, and secretary Mahadevbhai Desai after the launch of the Quit India movement? In fact, Kasturba Gandhi and her secretary passed away in this jail itself. It is located near River Mula in Pune. This place was also the shooting location for Sir Richard Attenborough’s iconic film, Gandhi.

5. National Gandhi Museum, New Delhi

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National Gandhi Museum is located in the popular Rajghat area in the national capital region, New Delhi. This is one of the places that remind us of the great deeds done by Mahatma Gandhi. It was opened after Gandhi Ji was assassinated. It is famous for its impressive collection of art pieces and Gandhi’s personal memorabilia. The museum also has Gandhi Ji’s slippers, spectacles, beddings, jail bowl, a stick which he used in Dandi March.

6. Sevagram, Maharashtra

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Sevagram is a small village which remained as headquarter for Gandhi Ji for long 6 years until 1940. He lived here this long because he has planned not to go back to Sabarmati until India will get free.