My Experience with VCs of India as a deep-tech founder. Day 3: Artha Venture Fund
My next experience is with Artha Venture Fund, they're a big VC firm with a good history and have backed quite a good number of startups.
We had been hearing about Ar
No, VCs usually don’t blacklist a startup just because they passed the first time. Lots of factors go into their decision, and timing’s a big one. If you hit new milestones or show growth, reaching out again can totally work—most VCs respect the hustle!
Outlook 2025: Indian Stock Market Poised for Moderate Growth
The Indian stock market ended 2024 on a subdued note, with the final trading day reflecting weak global cues. The Sensex remained in the red for most of the session, while the Nifty hit a
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How you can get “lucky” as an entrepreneur, creator:
1. You can chill. Sometimes, the best way to be productive and come up with the best ideas is to do nothing at all. Allow yourself the space to just be.
2. You dare to disagree. Lucky people don'
