Kumaran Surendran, a techie and director of an IT firm is one of the proudest fathers in the world. His kids, Sanjay, 10 years old is arguably one of the youngest CEO in India, and his brother Shravan is the President of a company they call: Go Dimensions.

The duo have already built four apps for both Android and iOS. These apps collectively have crossed 10,000 download mark, with many more to come. The apps are absolutely free, and the CEO and President of Go Dimensions plan to earn their revenue through advertisements. Their very first app is called 'Catch Me Cop', they've also created an app that can help other children learn alphabets.

Almost 30 years ago, sand art was an alien concept in India, but that didn't stop 7 year old Sudarsan from spending hours on the beach creating beautiful sand sculptures. Little did he know that he would grow up to be one of the most renowned sand artists worldwide.

He had no idea that people take years of training to master this art form, all he had was a God gifted talent and his creative ideas. Born in one of the most beautiful cities in India: Puri, Sudarsan has his name listed in world records for sculpting the largest Santa Claus measuring nearly 100 feet long.

This is just one of the many acclaims won by Sudarsan, other than uncountable championships to his name. Sudarsan's art is much more than merely sculpting sand on beaches, his art is about awareness and a better world. He has built massive and beautiful sculptures about AIDS awareness, global warming, nuclear war, swine flu awareness, saving turtles and many more.  He created a 15 feet high sculpture of Hindu God, Ganesha, to spread awareness about potential dangers of global warming. He depicted Lord Ganesha traveling on a boat that was sailing on water coming from melting glaciers in the Himalayas. He also keeps up to date with historical events all over the world, and pays tribute in his own style.

Chumbak is a Hindi name for magnet, and magnet is inspiration behind inception of this colorful company that makes sure that you carry a little bit of India with any product that you buy.

Shubhra, the founder of this company is an avid traveler and loves to take home a souvenir in form of fridge magnets from every new place that she visits. She realized that for some weird reason, you can't find good quality fridge magnets in India and that is when she decided to start her own company and quite aptly named it Chumbak. She has come a long way since then, and you can find a lot more than fridge magnets on her website.

“India Get Your Business Online” is a recent initiative by Google Inc. that will help small to medium sized business owners to create an online presence for their business. They call it “first-of-its-kind” program that will offer free websites, domain and hosting services along with easy to use tools that will help business owners get in tune with the whole concept of running a business online.

Google reports that, “India is home to an estimated 8 million small businesses, only about 5% have a website.” Through this program, Google aims to bridge the gap between Indian merchants and their lack of eCommerce knowledge. According to Rajan Anandan, MD & Vice President of Sales & Operations in India, “Businesses often believe that getting online is too complex, costly and time-consuming; this perception prevents many SMBs from taking the first step towards building an online presence.”