Vikram Upadhyaya

If you have nothing new to offer, it's very easy to get lost in the crowd.

The winning attitude which has helped these founders grow is that they cared about more than just profits.

Clearly, startups are finally getting their due in the country and the pace will only pick up in the coming times.

Why the startups who join accelerator or incubator program with the hope of getting mentored for accelerating their journey towards growth are not able to get growth-capital?

top 10 priority tasks every entrepreneur should religiously follow in order to ensure complete compliance for Investors Due Diligence.

In India, we need accelerator programmes that are designed to prepare companies for Series A funding.

The importance of IP should not be undermined by startups because of the long-term sustainable advantages it offers.

While it is beneficial to have a sound founding team, it comes with its own risks too.

'Startup' is the hottest buzzword in India right now with technology based entrepreneurship gaining unprecedented momentum

I would like to see an India where 5-10 per cent of startups, who through incubation or accelerator programs, are able to receive institutional and growth-capital.

Investors, both in India and abroad, are now looking towards alternative assets in their portfolio, apart from the conventional real estate; or even mutual funds, stocks and bonds as a means to multiply their savings. But has it ever crossed your mind to invest in a start-up…? If not, you could be missing out on […]

How should aspiring entrepreneurs deal with the funding needs for even building the prototype?

Accelerators help startup founders see the bigger picture and help them understand the complexity of doing a business.

It is always good to split the responsibilities amongst the Co-founders for record-keeping and timely reviews.

nCommerce will disrupt not just the e-commerce and m-commerce market, but also the franchise model in India.