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Here’s a quick list of failed Indian startups: 1. Zilingo – Shut down due to financial mismanagement. 2. Fynd – Failed due to stiff competition and unsustainable profits. 3. Katerra India – Shutdown due to poor execution and market adaptation is

How can Indian startups strategically expand into global markets, leveraging their unique strengths, navigating international competition, and overcoming challenges related to regulatory frameworks, cultural differences, and market dynamics, to achie

Indian startups raised over $135 million from June 3 to June 8, 2024; Fibe tops the list.

10 Most Funded Indian Startups Eyeing the IPO Route in 2025 these Indian startups are preparing for their IPO journeys in 2025: 1. Ola Consumer – $3.84 Billion 2. OYO – $3.47 Billion 3. PhonePe – $2.29 Billion 4. Lenskart – $1.78 Billion 5.

Number of startups are on a rise. And with them, there are several sectors booming which aid those startups. One such website is Crunchbase. It gives a list of newly fu ded startups along with other info about it. But it comes with a fee of 8k per

🌟 Big News for Startups! 🚀💼 Did you know Indian startups get amazing tax breaks, funding support, and compliance relaxations? 🏦📊 From 100% tax exemptions to collateral-free loans, here are 10 key benefits every entrepreneur must know! 💡✅ 🔥 C

Hey medials list down the startups that you have upvoted for this month's showcase in replies. By the way I have upvoted these startups : 1. Boomify 10/10 2.bite foods 10/10 3. Granty 10/10 4. Ansy 10/10 5.moody 10/10 6. Legend 10/10 7. Currently 1

Yes it’s official, PhonePe and CRED have secured spots in Kantar’s prestigious list of the top 75 Indian brands, reflecting their growing influence, consumer trust, and brand strength in the country’s fast-evolving digital economy. Their inclusion si

Part 2 Talent Acquisition: Attracting and retaining skilled talent is a significant challenge. Many startups struggle to compete with larger companies offering better compensation and job security. Mentorship and Guidance: There is often a lack of e

Hi everyone, As we all know, our data is crucial for our privacy, yet for companies, it represents money-making opportunities. Given that Indian startups and entrepreneurs can offer significant competition to large foreign companies, would you be wi