Startups
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ApnaKlub: Uplifting kirana, one brand at a time
ApnaKlub is stepping up its kirana play across tier 2 and beyond by rolling out a slew of its own brands. Will the gambit of a B2B wholesale platform for FMCG pay off?
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Ati Motors: Giving autonomy on industry floors
With its autonomous cargo robots, Ati Motors has found early customers among the world's biggest auto companies
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How RoboGPT is making robotic arms affordable for SMEs
The company's subscription plans make its robotic arms affordable for small- and medium-sized businesses, and is getting a good response in the US
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Designed-in-India chips for the World
RISC-V open-source architecture for making chips is spawning a new chip design startup ecosystem in India, including ventures like Mindgrove Technologies
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Questions, Answers & Under the Hood: Can Jasveer Singh make it big?
For over a decade, a serial entrepreneur from a nondescript village in Uttar Pradesh has been relentless in his pursuit of success, and his tussle against 'bad timing.' As his pseudonymous social media platform starts to monetise, will Hood turn out to be Jasveer Singh's redemption?
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Inspecity Space Laboratories: Providing in-space succour to satellites
Entrepreneurs of the Mumbai startup dream of space cities, but they also know it starts with one propulsion system, one rig, one sensor suite at a time
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The disturbing edtech report, and what it says about the sector
The flow of VC money into the edtech segment soared during the pandemic, peaked over the next 24 months, and dipped alarmingly to a new low
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Decoding ConveGenius's 'common sense' edtech playbook
Jairaj Bhattacharya and Shashank Pandey never had a fairy tale story to woo investors. But that limitation turned into an asset when the social enterprise founders started navigating the edtech storm
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What all tech startups need to succeed
Governance exists to help tech entrepreneurs prevent value destruction from day one
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Investment in Indian startups in the first six months of 2023 is the lowest in four years. Here's why
According to the investors, the early-stage investments are still happening, but the late-stage investments have slowed down. Things are expected to get better in 2024
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Larger businesses see value in Zoho for their complex needs: Praval Singh
The VP for marketing and customer experience at Zoho speaks about how the company is gaining "upmarket" traction, their challenges currently, and priorities over the next 12 to 18 months