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We've covered dilation and the Board of Directors(BOD). Now, let's delve into Tag-Along Rights—An Essential Topic Imagine your startup takes off! A major player wants to buy the company, and your majority shareholder is ready to cash in. But what ab

This man has scammed the Indian startup ecosystem 3x. And we have allowed him to repeat often. 🔥 His name is Rahul Yadav. And he has now left three companies in ruin. Here's what happened (for the younger lot that may not know): 1. Housing.com (

"How Jio's entry Killed Aircel" Billions to Bankruptcy #3 Aircel's Failure story Aircel was founded in 1999 by C. Sivasankaran.Aircel expanded its services and became prominent telecom operators in India,known for its competitive pricing and strong

My Story:Part 2 - The RISE & The FALL We stepped in when entrepreneurship in India wasn’t cool or trending. No spotlight, no hype just belief. With ₹20k, we filtered through countless ideas until print-on-demand struck. It was everywhere, but it had

A rising tide lifts all boats. Sometimes a lot of garbage with it, too. Right now Indian market is that rising tide. What this means is that many companies which would have otherwise drowned or basically been "untouchable" just a few months ago, mig

Tag Along v/s Drag Along Rights When drafting agreements, Tag Along and Drag Along Rights are essential clauses that shape how investors and founders navigate ownership changes. Let's break down the impact from both perspectives: For Investors: 1.

Startups Are Not Always Built to Make Profit Here is the Truth We keep hearing that startups lose money in the beginning because they want to grow fast but the truth is in many cases they are not even trying to make profit at all. What they really

Pharmeasy had raised a total $1.6 Billion at a peak valuation of $5.6 Billion. And now the company is pretty much done and the founders are out. It's quite an interesting story.. When Pharmeasy acquired 66% in Thyrocare (a 30 year old, strong and pr

Elon Musk: The Guy Who Didn’t Just Chase the Future — He Built It He wasn’t born a genius billionaire. He was a skinny, awkward kid in South Africa, buried in books, bullied half to death, and living more in his imagination than the world around him