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Highlights of Make in India week
Keeping all the misfortune that happened at the Make in India week yesterday, here we are going to talk about the good things to remember from the inaugural day of Make in India week in Mumbai. Prime Minster, Narendra Modi, was here to inaugurate the star-studded evening and talk about the varied measures government…
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How to proceed to start a startup when you have an idea to work?
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Sequoia backed startup Quick Heal does magic with its IPO
If someone comes and knocks you with the news that XYZ Indian Startup is beating the word’s best startups then do not feign and start doubting the man. Indian startups and entrepreneurs have worked really hard to build a reputation that they are cashing on to. While the story of success of Indian startups and…
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Top Indian Businesses houses lineup to invest in Startups
A new breed of successful houses in India are lining up to invest in startups. Some of them have reached out to the government seeking opportunities for investment while a lot of them are getting in touch with startups directly. Ratan Tata and Narayan Murthy surely have inspired these big houses to come forward and…
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RBI to boost flow of fund via Foreign Venture Capital for startups
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Participating at Upcoming Make in India week may help you win 2.3 Cr for your Startup
The immaculate paradigm of building a great nation has always been hidden in the coming together of Government and Corporates and work for Development. While what we have seen during last decade was a desperate attempt from startup communities to seek the growth rate for the country but the last 18 months have been different.…
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Private Equity firm Partners Group plan to invest $1B in India during 2016-2021
While the startup culture in the country has acquired pace but the stagnant economy has failed to acquire the speedy growth the new government promised to the country. Billions of investment from around the world has entered India in the span of 20 months since this new government resumed power but the lack of support…
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Government to raise sweat equity limit for startups by 50%
The paradigm shifts and the idea to reform rules in order to invite foreign investors and enterprises to come and establish their base in India has started working in the favor of country. People from the remotest corners of the country are experiencing the change. With Xiaomi establishing its base in Visakhapatnam to Australia importing…
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Waterline Data Science-US based startup bags $4M investment from Infosys
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Crowdfunding Fueling Innovation in Korea
For an odd reason or two, crowdfunding was illegal in Korea until mid-2015. While this meant that many startups were forced to go abroad with their crowdfunding needs, it also meant that domestic startups without English capability were stranded between success and startup limbo. That all changed in July 2015 when the Korean government passed…