Inspiring Telangana Teenager Runs Two Startups and Helped Many Find Jobs Feb 16, 2021, 17:25 IST
Just at the age of 21, a boy has helped many with jobs and even runs his own start-up. Imagine running your own start-up company while also helping out friends with training and job, not many can do that let alone at the age of 21. But this young man from Telangana has made it all possible.
Sai Abhinay Chepuri is a B.Tech final year student from Lovely Professional University (LPU). He pursued his higher studies in computer science engineering. Abhinay successfully runs two start-ups and his 2017 venture; ‘Make it Memorable’ even helped more than 80 photographers find stable jobs.
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