They say ideas are born in boardrooms. Ours was born while bunking class and eating dal chawal. I’m 19 years old. I study in a tier-two college where the Wi-Fi runs slower than my motivation in 8 a.m. lectures. We still write notes in notebooks—yeah, actual pen and paper. Bringing laptops to class? Pointless. The moment you connect to the college Wi-Fi, even Google gives up. Most of our lectures run on outdated PPTs that probably belong in a museum. We go to class just for attendance. And still, we somehow end up bunking half of them. But one day, when I and my friend bunked class, something unexpected happened. We were sitting in the canteen, eating that same boring dal chawal we’ve been having since forever, and talking about life. Everyone around us was preparing for placements, memorizing aptitude questions, and planning to get a “secure job.” But we didn’t want that. We didn’t dream of joining a company. We wanted to build one. We didn’t want to work for someone else’s dream. We wanted to chase our own. And right there—in that noisy, Wi-Fi-dead canteen—Aryantra was born. No pitch deck. No funding. Just two friends who didn’t want jobs but wanted to build something real. That boring lunch break turned into the start of something bigger than we imagined. Over the next 7 days, I’m sharing everything about Aryantra— → How it was born. → What we do and what we’re building. → The team that makes it happen. → The ups, the downs, and the disasters in between. → Everything—raw are real This is Day 1: How Aryantra Was Born. #startuplife #studententrepreneur #college #entrepreneurship #founderjourney #buildinpublic #tier2college #motivation #startups #storytelling #youngfounder