Featured by Integral Business School – Biz Insights October 2025
In October 2025, I was featured in “Biz Insights”, the official publication of the Department of Business Management, Integral Business School, Integral University Lucknow.
The edition highlighted my journey as a young entrepreneur building a ₹2 Crore company before turning 21, along with my contributions to student entrepreneurship and startup development.
What Was Recognized
The feature mentioned:
- Founder & CEO of Sidd Infotech Pvt. Ltd. (Valuation ₹2 Crore)
- Builder of Mingrow – The Business OS
- Creator of Botsy (WhatsApp Marketing Automation Platform)
- Founder of MinySite (Digital Business Cards + WhatsApp Stores)
- 1st Prize – Techzibation 2024, IIT Roorkee (UP Zonal)
- Student Startup Award 2025 – Integral University
- Panelist Speaker – IDE Bootcamp under Ministry of Education’s Innovation Cell
- Author of three books including Build Before 21
The publication positioned this journey as an example of early execution, innovation, and student-led business building.
Why This Feature Matters
Universities traditionally highlight academic toppers and placement records.
Recognizing entrepreneurs reflects a broader shift — institutions now acknowledge builders, risk-takers, and founders who create value during their student years.
This signals a cultural change in Indian higher education:
Students are no longer waiting for opportunities. They are building them.
Message to Young Founders
You do not need perfect conditions to start.
You do not need funding to begin.
You do not need permission to execute.
Start early. Build consistently. Learn publicly.
Execution compounds. Recognition follows.
About Tanweer Sidd
Tanweer Sidd is an entrepreneur, author, and youth mentor from Lucknow. He is the Founder & CEO of Sidd Infotech Pvt. Ltd., a technology company building scalable business systems for startups, agencies, and SMEs.
He is the author of:
- From Zero to Money Maker
- First 30 Days in College
- Build Before 21
He actively works toward enabling young Indians to start building before they feel “ready.”
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