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21/02/2026

He had the perfect life — a high-paying job at Oracle, a beautiful family, and everything society calls “settled.”

But something inside him wasn’t.

In 2019, Pradeep Kannan did the unthinkable — he quit his Bengaluru tech job, moved back to his small town Karur, and started selling falooda ice-cream.

People laughed. They said he had lost it.
But six years later… those laughs turned into applause. 👏

Today, his brand The Falooda Shop has 18+ outlets across India and Dubai, and he’s building India’s next aspirational D2C ice-cream brand — from small-town dreams to global shelves. 🌍🍨

Because sometimes, the biggest risk is staying “settled.”

19/02/2026

No IIT.
No IIM.
Yet ₹1.6 crore a year at Google.

Maitri Mangal is proof that
skills beat college tags — every single time.

In today’s world,
• Your work speaks louder than your degree
• Your ex*****on beats your entrance rank
• Your consistency matters more than your campus

The internet has changed the game.
Now it’s not about where you studied —
it’s about what you can build.

19/02/2026

19-year-old Mumbai Boy, Who Once Planned to Crack IIT, Raises ₹23 Crore for AI Startup

At just 19 years old, Dhravya Shah — a teen from Mumbai — has made headlines after raising $2.6 million (around ₹23 crore) in seed funding for his artificial intelligence startup, Supermemory. 

Supermemory focuses on improving long-term memory in AI systems, tackling one of the biggest challenges in artificial intelligence today — making AI apps remember context and information over time. 

Dhravya began building tech projects as a teenager, including simple bots and apps. One of his early tools, which converted tweets into visual screenshots, was even sold to a social media tool called Hypefury. He used the proceeds from that sale to move to the United States and study at Arizona State University, but later dropped out to focus fully on Supermemory. 

His startup’s investors include top leaders from Google AI, DeepMind, OpenAI, and Meta, showing strong global confidence in his work. 
Dhravya now lives in San Francisco on an O-1 “extraordinary ability” visa as he builds his AI venture. 

His journey — from an IIT aspirant to a globally funded tech founder — highlights how unconventional paths can lead to big success in today’s innovation ecosystem.