Tag: indian startups
Investments in Indian start-ups decline 24%
Investors infused some $1.15 billion into Indian start-ups in the first three months of this year, down almost a quarter on a sequential basis.
10 Powerful quotes from Indian entrepreneurs that will empower you
Here are ten powerful quotes from Indian entrepreneurs that will recharge your energies and once again encourage you to dream big!
5 Ways the Stand Up India scheme could benefit aspiring women and SC/ST entrepreneurs
The Stand Up India scheme, launched on April 5, ensures that women and SC/ST entrepreneurs have a fair chance at setting up their own businesses.
Investments in Indian startups are back and how!
Compared with just 114 deals during the three months ended December 2015, there were 344 investments during January-March 2016. As many as 388 startups raised funds in the first three months of 2016.
Entrepreneurship & Venture Capital to launch $50Mn early-stage investment fund for Indian startups
EVC is launching its maiden India focused $50 million fund that will look to back enterprise software, internet and mobile-focused startups.
Has the opportunity for Indian internet startups been terribly wrongly estimated?
With the softening of valuations and the famous Flipkart markdown, is there still a large internet opportunity in India?
Government launches portal, mobile app for startups
The Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion(DIPP) on Thursday launched a portal and mobile app through which start-ups can gather all latest updates on various notifications, circulars issued by various departments and different funding agencies.
Outlook of Indian eCommerce in 2016
eCommerce in India has attained a lot with the growth of technology and it acts as a strategic factor with the internationalization, shopping experience, mobile-oriented design and social integration.
Indian e-commerce war: Flipkart’s Sachin Bansal & Snapdeal’s Kunal Bahl involved in Twitter spat
The ongoing e-commerce war spilled over to Twitter on Friday, when Sachin Bansal, co-founder of India's largest online retailer Flipkart, made a direct jibe at competitors - Snapdeal and Paytm.