India’s position has been transformed from being three decades of a consumer of technology to today as a producer of devices, products, platforms and solutions for the world.
How quickly can you become a unicorn?
Decacorns, namely, Paytm and Byju’s are the Indian outliers.
There is money to burn but there is no way around getting and keeping customers.
Besides crypto startup CoinSwitch Kuber becoming India’s 30th unicorn, the day also saw funding announcements from a clutch of tech start-ups.
The co-founder of Flipkart is one of the most active startup investors in the country today. Bansal has invested in about 47 companies, including Unacademy and Ather Energy.
Home and salon services provider Urban Company’s revenues dropped to nearly zero during the lockdown. But, now, business is booming and it has its eyes firmly set on an IPO in the next few years.
Wearing multiple hats—teacher, entrepreneur, content developer, mother—Divya Gokulnath has helped build India's largest edtech company.
The Bengaluru-based startup plans to bring more quality food brands closer to consumers and address gaps in supply.
Will the company become the Uber of the online assessment world?
