Product leaders need to recognize what stage of growth they’re in and be aware of what’s needed at each stage.
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Invest India, a young ‘start-up’ within the Government of India, is now globally acknowledged as the gold standard among global IPAs.
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As global capital furthers away from Chinese tech companies, as many as 1000 companies have reached out to India eager to expand in the Indian market leading to the historic high influx of Foreign Investments in the country
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The increasing female population and rapid urbanization, rising female literacy and awareness of menstrual health and hygiene, rising disposable income of females, and women empowerment are expected to accelerate the growth of the feminine hygiene products market across the globe.
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The future unicorns are valued at USD 36 billion, it said, adding that the leap to being a unicorn can also happen swiftly, as seen in five ''cheetahs'' which directly jumped into the unicorn club during the last eight months.
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In 2013 when the term turned into a buzzword, a nine-figure venture round was an uncommon event, yet as times change, investment evolves.
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IT and Telecom Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said that he has mentored over 20 start-ups earlier and understands the need of mentoring them during the most important part of their journey when their idea is getting converted into products.
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The letter was signed by Rebel Food's Jaydeep Barman, Byju's founder Byju Raveendran, Cred's Kunal Shah, Urban Company's Abhiraj Singh Bhal, and Matrix Partners India MD Vikram Vaidyanathan, among others.
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The Indian startup ecosystem has been prospering despite the pandemic wreaking havoc on the nation's economy.
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Once deglamourised under the glory of mainstream entertainment sources, India’s online gaming sector turned up as the dark horse of the world’s third-largest startup ecosystem. In the process of becoming mainstream, gaming surely is gaining traction from budding entrepreneurs and investors alike. However, to grow the economic pie, would there be equal slices for the new entrants or too many of them can spoil the broth?
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