India's startup ecosystem has been one of the biggest success stories in the global innovation economy. From tech unicorns to new-age D2C brands, the past decade has seen extraordinary entrepreneurial ...

What helps a startup thrive beyond just a brilliant idea? Is it access to funding, mentorship, or a collaborative community? Or is it a well-supported ecosystem that enables founders to take their ...

In 2025, India’s startup ecosystem is no longer a scrappy underdog—it’s a powerhouse attracting global capital. Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) are playing a pivotal role, not out of nostalgia, but as ...

When India launched Operation Sindoor, a swift and strategic retaliation against cross-border threats, the spotlight naturally fell on the military. Yet, behind the scenes, a quieter revolution ...

India’s agriculture sector has long battled challenges like land degradation, depleting water resources, and climate unpredictability. While traditional farming remains the backbone of the rural ...

In 2016, when Flipkart launched “Flipkart Assured,” its biggest market was Bengaluru. In 2025, Flipkart’s biggest market is Nagpur. As India completes a decade since the peak of its startup boom, a ...

The recent and abrupt shutdown of BluSmart, once hailed as India’s most promising sustainable mobility startup, has sent tremors through the country’s startup ecosystem. While financial mismanagement ...

Beauty and money have always shared an intimate relationship—one fuels the other. Antithesis, the latest disruptor in India’s personal care industry, has just added a fresh coat of financial glamour ...

India’s export sector has been steadily gaining momentum, with government initiatives like ‘Make in India’ and ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ fostering a self-reliant, globally competitive economy. However, in ...

The tale of Indian startups is one of grit, determination, and resilience. Over the past few years, the ecosystem has weathered numerous storms — from global economic downturns to the cautious ...

Several high-profile Indian startups have moved their headquarters overseas, despite having a strong base in India. Some examples include: Flipkart (Walmart-owned) - Originally an Indian company, ...

Despite its potential, India’s DeepTech journey isn’t without challenges. Several key hurdles need to be addressed to ensure sustained growth: ...