When Delhi-based 45-year-old Mr. Navratan Sancheti started his cosmetic manufacturing unit, the COVID-19 pandemic struck soon after. Operations collapsed, cash flow stopped, and he was forced to shut down the factory.

At just 25 years old, Delhi-based entrepreneur Rishab Jalan entered the competitive world of electronics and white goods manufacturing and trading. The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted supply chains, stalled demand, and pushed his young business into crisis.

When Mr. Puneet Gupta, Founder of Clensta, was building his innovative waterless bath solutions, the journey hit a critical roadblock. After closing the first equity round, Clensta struggled to raise follow-on equity.

For Mayur and Nishan, founders of Noida-based startup Corrit Electric, success arrived in an unexpected way—new sales orders were coming in, but capital wasn’t. After the initial phase, raising the next round of equity funding became increasingly difficult.

At just 26 years old, Delhi-based Ms. Jigyasa Arora stepped into the challenging world of cosmetics container manufacturing with ambition but many unanswered questions. From choosing the right business structure to arranging finance and compliances

For Delhi-based entrepreneur Rakesh Arora, the biggest challenge was not getting orders—it was getting paid. Nearly ₹10 lakh of hard-earned money was stuck with a debtor for more than four years. Endless follow-ups, broken promises, and mounting stress

For Delhi-based boutique founder Mr. Rishab Jain, growth was within reach—but finance was not. Despite a promising business, banks repeatedly declined funding due to the absence of a proper accounting system.