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Companies I will work for free for the first 3 Months, may be call it a freemium salary(FreeSal) model for employees. List below 👇 Publer SocialPilot Blinkit Spotify Nazara Technologies Limited Inka Insurance Myntra CARS24 IDFC FIRST Bank Groww Co

Indian Startups Raise $1.76 Billion in January 2025 The Indian startup ecosystem kicked off 2025 on a high note, securing $1.76 billion across 128 deals—the highest in six months. Growth and late-stage startups led the way, while early-stage investm

If we see a decline in defence stocks starting next week, I won't be surprised at all. No doubt, there is scope in the defence sector, but the current high valuations are not justifiable from any angle. Overall, a healthy correction of 10% is possibl

I'm stuck between two choices. 1. I can launch my new product as an MVP and gradually make it better. I'll probably need to price it low initially before charging its actual worth. I'll get time to understand the customers better and take steps to

Pienza Ventures to offer accelerator initiative for SAAS-based Indian B2B startups Seattle-based early-stage venture fund Pienza Ventures is betting big on SAAS-based B2B Indian start-ups with an initial $5 million booty and a unique accel

16 March Startup Bulletin E-COMMERCE HIGHLIGHTS - finperks raised $4M pre-seed for prepaid payments infrastructure (Germany) - Pickup Coffee secured $8M debt funding to expand in the Philippines - Stake closed $8M + acquired UMoveFree to scale its

Since the India vs China startups issue is getting huge, let me try to clear this up. Here is a comparison between Indian and Chinese startups based on valuations. Sector: Food India: Zomato ($24B) China: Meituan ($120B) Sector: E-commerce Indi

Just out of curiosity,🤔 I'd like to ask fellow startups: What are the major challenges you face at this growing stage? I'm here to take on a challenge: share your problems, and I'll provide solutions. Drop your thoughts in the comments below, or f

Top News of the Week: 1. Funding: - This week, as many as 22 Indian startups raised around $116.26 million in funding. These deals count 4 growth-stage deals and 16 early-stage deals while 2 early-stage startups kept the transaction details undiscl