| 1. Srikanth Bolla, born blind, is now a successful entrepreneur. |
| 2. He overcame challenges and discrimination in school. |
| 3. Srikanth excelled in chess and cricket for Andhra Pradesh State Blind Cricket Team. |
| 4. He fought a legal battle to study maths and science in high school. |
| 5. After ranking first in class 12 boards, he learned Braille, English, and computer skills. |
| 6. Despite being rejected by an Indian coaching institute, he got into Massachusetts Institute of Technology. |
| 7. Srikanth founded the Samanvai Center for Children with Multiple Disabilities. |
| 8. He started Bollant Industries, which employs 600+ people with disabilities. |
| 9. Bollant Industries creates eco-friendly products and hires visually impaired individuals. |
| 10. Srikanth is the director of Surge Impact Foundation. |
| 11. In 2017, he was listed in Forbes magazine's 30 Under 30. |
| 12. His goal is to become the first visually impaired President of India. |
| 13. Bollant Industries is a zero-waste company that recycles all its waste and pharmaceutical effluents. |
| 14. Bollant Industries has four manufacturing plants in Hyderabad, Nizamabad, and Hubli. |
| 15. He became the first international blind student admitted to MIT. |
| 16. He started Bollant Industries in 2012 with co-founders Swarnalatha Takkilapati and Ravi Mantha. |
| 17. Bollant Industries employs 600+ people with disabilities. |
| 18. Bollant Industries has multiple manufacturing plants in Hyderabad, Nizamabad, and Hubli. |
| 19. Ratan Tata invested in Bollant Industries in 2016. |
| 20. Bollant Industries received investment from distinguished businessman Ratan Tata. |
| 21. The company manufactures areca-based items, recycled Kraft paper, disposable products from natural leaves, and transforms plastic waste into useful items. |
| 22. Bollant Industries has manufacturing plants in Hyderabad, Nizamabad, and Hubli. |
| 23. Bollant Industries runs partially on solar power. |
| 24. Bollant's mission is to overcome employment barriers for more than hundred million physically and mentally challenged people. |
