Tag: indian entrepreneurs
VC firm Antler kicks off in India, aims to build over 150 startups within...
Antler aims to invest in up to 40 startups within its first year in India and to build more than 150 startups in the next four years. Initially, the plan will begin with Bangalore and, further will expand to other major cities in the next 3 to 5 years. Rajiv Srivatsa, co-founder of Urban Ladder, is joining Antler as Partner and will lead the Indian operations.
6 reasons Indians choose not to become entrepreneur
Check out six listed reasons why Indians choose not to become entrepreneurs.
The OYO success story: Ritesh Agarwal world’s youngest self made billionaire after Kylie Jenner
Ritesh Agarwal's net worth is around INR 7253 crore which is $1.1 billion dollars as per the Hurun Rich List 2020 making him the world's youngest self made billionaire after the famous Kylie Jenner.
What are the best startup ideas in India to work on and start a...
What are the best startups in India to join currently, and why?
4 reasons Indian entrepreneurs should consider rural markets
72% of India's population actually resides in the rural areas which are why exploring this market is a wonderful idea.
These 13 successful Indian college dropout entrepreneurs prove that college is not necessary for...
We came up with a list of college dropouts turned entrepreneurs from the Indian startup ecosystem who have taken the country by storm.
Story of Sudip Dutta: A labour who built INR 1,600 Cr empire from nothing
It was only the determination and courage of this 16-year-old boy which has today given him a larger than life image.
BigMyGig: your online artist search ends here
This online artist search and discovery tool aims to quest your search for the best artist for any kind of event.
Richa Kar founder Zivame: Making her way to glory and success
Lingerie for the longest time has been a taboo topic in India. However, with Richa Kar starting up her own e-commerce portal which deals with different types of lingerie, women are coming forth to buy new and more cutting-edge brassiere.
Cab market in India and how CabMe is disrupting it
In the wake of the hour, CabME, a homegrown cab service startup, is all set to create waves in the Indian travelling domain.
5 Creative startups from India that you should know about
Creative startups from India that are courageous and innovative in their work.
With 123 M&As in 2016, Indian Start-up landscape is inching towards consolidation
The year 2016 has already started with a trend towards consolidation among start-ups with much M&A action in segments like local services, eCommerce along with software-as-a-service (SaaS), and analytics.
7 college drop-outs who are successful entrepreneurs today
There are a lot of successful Indian entrepreneurs who are actually college dropouts and could make it big only because of their zeal to succeed.
A report on Startup India: DIPP secretary Ramesh Abhishek
The new DIPP is serious when he takes the initiative of encouraging the budding startups in the country.
Indian startups need a wake-up call: Narendra Gupta
Lack of focus on long-term benefits among founders and funders is hampering the growth of a healthy ecosystem.
8 Start-up ideas for Indian entrepreneurs
This list consists of some ideas which are bound to do well in the Indian market because of lack of market leaders or depending upon the needs of people with changing times.
TheCityFans: For every t-shirt sold, this start-up donates a t-shirt to a poor kid
For every t-shirt you buy, a t-shirt is donated to a poor kid. It is a one of a kind concept where the buyer is given an opportunity to hand over a t-shirt to one kid of the few million who survives extreme temperatures without any clothing.
Ninjacart: An idea that changed the face of farmers and fresh produce
We connect farmers, manufactures and brands to retailers directly through our lean and connected supply chain.
6 reasons why India needs more entrepreneur
India is a country with the third largest number of start-ups in the world. However, we need more entrepreneurs to come forth as the Indian market is constantly evolving and the opportunities need to be tapped.
205 crores raised by start-up Lendingkart in a second tranche series
Lendingkart recently raised 205 crores; 128 crores was raised as equity and 77 crores as debt.
