Indian-startups

The National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM) has just released a report, according to which, India has been declared as the youngest startup nation in the whole world. The report mentions that an average…

When the time arrives for an idea to get big, then no boundaries, no obstacles and no force can stop it. Exploride, which was incubated at Startup Village in Kerala, has become India’s biggest crowd funding success story. They have…

At a time when PM Modi is vigorously pushing Make in India vision, and encouraging MNCs to start their Indian operations, another digital startup from has decided to ditch its birthplace and shift their base overseas. By observing this…

“There ain't no such thing as a free lunch” – Popular Corporate adage In a blog post published yesterday, Facebook has shared that FbStart, their one year old program to help early stage mobile app developers has released more than…

Recently, we got in touch with a new content marketing and branding Startup, based out of Delhi and Germany. An ex-McKinsey nerd, a former Noida resident from Srinagar, Upasna is the rare breed of tech-women diving nose ahead into a…

In what should be music to ears for Indian startups, SEBI plans to make changes in the rules that could make it easy for Indian startups to take IPO route to raise funds. This is a clear indication that the regulatory body wants to…

When you run a startup, you don’t do what large companies do. There aren’t any massive office campuses or even straightforward regular offices to speak of. There are no rows – added to more rows – of employees hunched inside cubicles, and…

As I write these words, the Indian tech startup ecosystem is blossoming. We have learned a lot from other countries about technology and startups. The government is on its way to creating policies which make it easier for people to start…

In what should come as heartening news for Indians after yesterday’s heartbreak at being placed at No. 142 in the Doing Business ratings released by the World bank, India has been found to be the third largest start-up ecosystem in the…

Indian startup getting acquired by a Global biggie has been quite rare – however, things are changing and changing fast. Infact, Google, Facebook and Yahoo have all made their first Indian startup acquisition in 2014. Google acquired…