Milk has been a staple in Indian homes for generations. Trust in what's inside it? Not always.
As consumers become more conscious of quality, hygiene, and sourcing, companies like FruBon are turning everyday essentials into brands people actively choose.
With SEBI introducing more flexibility for companies preparing to go public and global players placing India at the centre of their AI and technology expansion plans, the country’s startup and AI ecosystem is beginning to look more promising than ever.
With great capital comes great responsibility.
Every startup begins with an idea, but making it scalable requires the right kind of capital at the right time. That’s why, founders must understand different types of funding, their pros and cons and choose wisely.
Fund of Funds 2.0 aims to upgrade India’s startup ecosystem with a more deliberate, practical approach to policy-backed capital, potentially reshaping how investment reaches innovation-led startups.
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With a ₹10,000 crore corpus, the Indian government is all set to fuel the next wave of Deep Tech and AI. This massive capital pool is the launchpad for startups aiming to become global leaders in the ecosystem.
Stay tuned to get details of how it can help you scale your startup.
April was a transformative month for India’s business landscape. Policy shifts, leadership changes and IPOs indicate a market where startups prepare themselves for growth as well as challenges. Swipe to look at the milestones that defined the ecosystem this month.
Not all shapewear is made for Indian bodies or Indian weather.
Kusha Kapila and Vimarsh Razdan built UnderNeat to change that, creating pieces that are actually breathable, supportive, and made for real comfort.
MyKare Health is the prime example of a startup that blends efficiency with empathy. Coming from Kochi, this startup bridged the gap between underutilised hospital capacity and the families who need it most, making hospital care accessible with optimised infrastructure.
With various programmes aimed at technical and managerial upskilling, ESDP helps participants grow in their entrepreneurial journey. Whether you’re looking to dive into Agro-processing or scale an IT/Software startup, these modules will guide you in taking the right step.
In a rapidly evolving business landscape, staying ahead usually comes down to how quickly you upskill yourself as a founder. While there are various courses available, some of the most practical and affordable tools come directly from government initiatives like ESDP.
Strong consumer brands often emerge from a simple but unresolved tension.
In kids’ nutrition, the trade-off between taste and health has been accepted for far too long. What stands out in Troovy’s approach is product innovation and the decision to challenge that assumption.
By embedding nutrition into formats that already exist in a child’s daily routine, the brand shifts the problem from persuasion to participation. That’s where habit formation begins.
March brought a steady mix of policy updates, funding momentum, and strategic shifts across India’s startup ecosystem.
From regulatory changes and global expansions to increased activity across emerging sectors, the month reflects how the ecosystem continues to evolve.
In a space often filled with noise, Megha and Pritesh Asher chose to keep things simple—focusing on purity, clarity, and trust. Through Startups on the Map, Bootstrap Foundation highlights founders who are building with intent
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Sometimes, the most thoughtful brands begin with a simple question.
For Juicy Chemistry, it was about whether skincare could truly be clean and trustworthy. What followed was a journey built on transparency, consistency, and a clear belief.