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As I mentioned earlier, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) are significantly withdrawing their money from the Indian market. Many factors are working together, such as China’s economy, the US election, poor results from Indian companies, and the

15 More Indian Companies Blacklisted by the U.S. – Is India Asleep? The U.S. has recently added 15 Indian companies to its blacklist, citing allegations of aiding Russia's military efforts against Ukraine. While Western nations have isolated Russia,

The Indian government has proposed relaxing laws that previously taxed contract manufacturers of foreign companies for owning equipment. #Budget2026 #Investment #startupecosystem #Founders #Entrepreneurship #LinkrcapStudio

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

No, the Indian government cannot block BYD (Build Your Dreams) from operating in India as long as the company complies with Indian laws and regulations. Here’s why: 1. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Policy: India allows foreign companies, including

India must urgently scale up its manufacturing capabilities on a war footing. Relying solely on services exports is no longer sustainable. As Western companies increasingly adopt AI, a significant portion of today’s backend IT jobs will become obsol

Many people think that with Tesla's entry into India, Indian auto companies won't be able to sell, which is completely wrong. Yes, no doubt Indian companies will face competition, but their customer base will be different. Tesla will never target the

Idea: We intend to elevate the experience of a foreign traveler, traveling to India by connecting them with localities through our online platform for the following experiences: 1. Authentic Indian Home Dining: Cultural food prepared by local host

I’ve noticed that even though we have Indian apps like Paytm and PhonePe, a lot of customers still prefer using Google Pay. It makes me wonder why foreign companies still have such a strong hold in India.