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Day 1 : woke up till catch a flight , missed it sh*t , then the airline was ready to milk on me anyways booked boom , felt bad for like 5 min Arrived at bangalore Airport, f*ck bus, booked a cab direct , new hostel , new place , same ppl stood up

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

Lenskart’s IPO is turning heads not just for its size but for what it signals. The founders Peyush Bansal, Neha Bansal, Amit Chaudhary, and Sumeet Kapahi are together selling ₹1,100 crore ($125M) worth of shares, around 1.6% stake, while still holdi

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 (

Venture Linkup - Founder Files 🚀 From ₹1 Lakh in Savings to a ₹100 Cr Exit 🌿 In 2016, Arjun Vaidya left his job in New York, returned to India, and bet everything on one belief: “Ayurveda can be cool again.” No big funding. No big team. Just one fo

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.

Top News of the Day: 1. Ranveer Singh bags 50% stake in packaged foods company Elite Mindset 2. Tata Electronics and Pegatron's iPhone unit plan to form a joint venture in Tamil Nadu, with Tata Electronics holding a 60% stake. 3. Zomato Shares Jum

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