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Chamarti Sreekar

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There are 122 unicorns. Five cities with great power. And the undisputed startup capital of India, Bengaluru, with 50 unicorns. Delhi-NCR, supported by large consumer markets and substantial financial resources, comes in second with 39. With a population of 25, Mumbai (and Pune) is influenced by fintech, pharmaceuticals, and robust international connections. Next are quiet but astute Chennai and Hyderabad, which have four and two unicorns, respectively, and are frequently driven by profitable products. What can we infer from this? India is creating startup cities in addition to startups. Each has a unique growth model, talent DNA, and flavor. India's economic transformation is also reflected in the unicorn map. And this is just the start. Because imagine 2030 if this is how 2025 turns out.

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