Badhta India Dekho is a captivating podcast series by the Crack-Ed and CarDekho Group, celebrating the entrepreneurial spirit of Bharat. Each episode brings you closer to the real-life experiences of entrepreneurs who have faced and overcome significant challenges. We share their journeys from the initial struggles to the moments of triumph, highlighting their first sales, crucial funding, and resilience during tough times like the COVID-19 pandemic. Our podcast showcases stories of bouncing back stronger and building brilliant businesses for the future. Subscribe to our channel and get inspired by the entrepreneurs shaping India’s tomorrow.
Debojit is the Founder of Crack-ED and has 12 years of experience in Ed-Tech, Auto-Tech and Media in P&L and Sales Leaderships roles before starting Crack-ED. After spending a decade in the ed-tech space, Debojit realised the huge skill gap between education and profession and wanted to start a legacy that actually eliminates this gap. Debojit has also been a Tedx speaker in the past and takes active interest in mentoring youngsters towards their career goals.
In this episode, Debojit, Founder of Crack-ED has a heart to heart chat with Mayank Sisodia, Founder of Honest Home Company about his journey and what all of us can learn from it. Mayank runs a 14 Cr annual revenue business coming from a humble background of starting his career at Rs 14308 salary as he mentions in the podcast.
In this episode, Debojit, Founder of Crack-ED, has a heart to heart chat with Gaurav and Geetika, Founder of MOPP (Mad Over Paranthas and Pakodas), about their journey and how they navigated multiple failures to finally start MOPP. This episode offers insights on how to start a business and shares a success story that will resonate with Indian entrepreneurs.
In this episode, Debojit, the founder of Crack-ED, speaks to one of the inspiring Women entrepreneur, Anuva from Tiggle on the ever-popular industry of chocolate shakes. This episode is dedicated to women entrepreneurs and aspiring female business owners. It addresses common challenges such as overcoming the fear of public speaking and transforming visions into tangible realities.
In this episode, Debojit Sen, founder of Crack-ED, speaks to the forward-thinking founder of Dobiee Foods, Arjun Dharamshi. Arjun shares his extraordinary journey of honesty, simplicity, and resilience. He takes us through the pivotal role his family played, the struggles that occurred with dealing with multiple heart attacks by his father, and the values that have been slowly shaping life and business for him.
In this episode, Debojit, Founder of Crack-ED, engages in a captivating conversation with Sanjeev Jain, Founder and CEO of ProRata Car. Sanjeev, a Bihar-born entrepreneur, shares his journey from starting a CA consultancy firm in Kolkata to founding India’s first fractional car ownership platform.
In this episode, Debojit, Founder of Crack-ED, has a candid conversation with Vivek Krishna, the visionary behind Sukham—India’s first brand dedicated to men’s sexual wellness.
Vivek shares the inspiring story behind the name “Sukham,” inspired by the concerning state of men’s happiness in India. He discusses how Sukham is not just a business but a movement towards holistic well-being, combining spirituality, sexual health, and the concept of a healthy mind, body, and soul.
In this episode, Vivek breaks down the concept of ‘normal’ in men’s health, debunking myths and setting realistic expectations. We dive into the psychological and societal impacts of pornography, the influence of unrealistic standards, and how Sukham is addressing these issues through its unique product line.
In this episode, Debojit Sen, Founder of Crack-ED, interviews Aishwarya Jhawar, Founder of Ekatra. Aishwarya shares her journey from a childhood in Kota to a successful entrepreneur. She talks about her passion for storytelling, her love for solo travel, and the challenges she faced while building her brand. Aishwarya also discusses her Shark Tank experience and how it helped her to grow her business.
In this episode, Debojit Sen, Founder of Crack-ED, interviews Mukul Chhabra, Founder of ScrapUncle. Mukul shares his journey of building ScrapUncle from the ground up. He also talks about how he secured investments on Shark Tank India Season 2, the challenges he faced while starting a business at just 26, and the importance of hard work and perseverance in entrepreneurship.
In this episode of Badhta India Dekho presented by CarDekho Group, host Debojit Sen sits down with Nitesh Singh, co-founder of Blue Tea, to explore his inspiring journey from a middle-class upbringing to creating a thriving global tea brand. Nitesh shares his early challenges, the impact of personal loss, and the pivotal moments that shaped Blue Tea’s success. Discover insights on overcoming self-doubt, staying focused, and building a strong team while navigating the highs and lows of entrepreneurship.