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India’s Most Profitable Startups: Zoho and Zerodha Lead the Way India's startup ecosystem is witnessing a shift towards profitability, with companies like Zoho and Zerodha setting new benchmarks. # Zoho: Leading the Charge Chennai-based Zoho stand

Listed companies often grab the headlines, but several private firms have quietly posted impressive gains over the past year. The National Stock Exchange of India saw its value surge 201%, Zoho climbed 58%, Zerodha rose 50%, and Amalgamation Group ju

Do you agree **Two types of startups dominate India today:** 1. **Profit-focused startups** – They grow steadily, solve real problems, and build sustainable models. 2. **Valuation-focused startups** – They chase funding, burn cash on discounts, an

Funding Kills Focus The traditional VC model has weaknesses. In India, many funded startups lose focus on their product, shifting to flashy branding. For example, big-budget ads from startups like Lenskart or Cred often overshadow the need to de

Go on and create a “No-Business”! The relentless pursuit of hyper-growth often blinds founders to a more liberating path: building what VCs dismissively call a "No-Business." But what if that "No-Business" is precisely where true freedom and sustain

The number of startups and businesses emerging in the Indian market has been steadily increasing over the past few years. However, a significant portion of these new ventures struggle to survive due to intense competition from established brands with

Leveraging AI in Investing: A Game-Changer for Smarter Portfolios AI is revolutionizing the world of investing. With machine learning algorithms, investors can now analyze vast datasets, detect patterns, and make faster, more informed decisions. Fro

It’s a metaphor for courage in the face of impossible odds. As a founder, you’re often pushed to the edge. You hunt for opportunity, even if failure looms large. But that’s the truth of the game: staying still guarantees poverty of purpose, freedom,

Problem: In India, access to quality healthcare is often limited by geographical and logistical barriers. Diagnostic sample collection, especially in rural and underserved areas, is a significant challenge. Patients have to travel long distances to r

Problem - In India, access to quality healthcare is often limited by geographical and logistical barriers. Diagnostic sample collection, especially in rural and underserved areas, is a significant challenge. Patients have to travel long distances to