Starting a Business

India’s consumer tech sector is entering an AI-driven era, where companies prioritise personalisation, data-led growth, and efficiency while maintaining trust, authenticity, and strong brand connections.

A Culinary Renaissance on its way towards a new start

Currently, around 90–92 per cent of Wellbeing Nutrition's business comes from India. It's now also available across the GCC region, including Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, and the UAE, generating nearly INR 1.5 crore in monthly business

There were only five astrotech companies founded in 2013, with the number in 2018 being over 20

This startup leverages modern technologies to solve problems such as launching new styles quickly, minimizing inventory risks, catering to diverse markets and consumers globally

Building on decades of experience in the gov tech space, a new US AI startup has its sights set on solving the complexities of getting government documents around the world. We caught up with Adam Boalt, co-founder of HelloGov, to hear their story.

The growing focus of the Indian government on the semiconductor industry has led to a burgeoning number of semiconductor startups in the country, which are helping India realize its ambition of becoming a Semiconductor superpower

With 2.68 crore disabled population in the country, a number of Indian startups have come up to contribute to simplifying and easing their mobility challenges

The Goods and Services Tax (GST) exemption is available for EV charging stations and EV charging equipment. This exemption can help reduce the cost of setting up EV charging stations and encourage more investors to enter the market.

Starting a business has always been hard. The good news is, the barriers to entry for starting your own business coming into the beginning of 2024 are getting lower and lower. Enter ChatGPT.

For many, the dream of starting a business is often hindered by the daunting prospect of securing investment.

The demand for co-working spaces is surging in tier-II and tier-III cities, primarily due to the burgeoning startup culture, increased focus on entrepreneurship, and the availability of a skilled workforce in these areas

India saw a blossoming and over-optimistic series of funding take place in 2021. However, since late 2022, the number of funding rounds and the number of unicorns made have declined. So, what is the way ahead?

While online gaming and real money gaming startups and enthusiasts are facing a setback with 28 per cent GST, Esports, on the other hand, esports is thriving with positive policies and announcements by the government

Binny Bansal, who had sold off his remaining stake in Flipkart recently, is planning a new start-up.

Dharaksha was incubated at RCB (Regional Center for Bio-Technology) and initiated with on-ground research and development activities, including engaging with farmers in the villages of Punjab and Haryana to gain insights into the practice of burning stubble waste and understand the underlying reasons behind this phenomenon

Global and Indian success stories such as Yahoo, Google, Meta and Reddit and Postman and Zepto respectively, have paved the way for many investors pouring capital into businesses born out of college

A certificate of registration has been granted by the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India to Go Digital Insurance to start a business in India.

The biggest factor behind the potential is India's 7,516.6 km long coastline. The good news is seaweed is found in abundance in the states of Goa, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and around Lakshadweep and Andaman & Nicobar Islands.

Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra, 20, Co-founders, Zepto

Arnav Kishore, 29, Founder & CEO, FireBoltt

Nishant Chandra & Siddharth Maheshwari, 30, Co-founders, Newton School

Aditya Ruia, 27, Co-founder, Beco

Shivam Shahi, 32, Co-Founder and COO, Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters

Rahul Gomes Pereira AKA Chef Picu, 31, Chef Partner, Passcode Hospitality

The eldercare space in India boasts nearly 70 active startups. While it seems a big number, the growing elderly population (which currently stands at 138 million and set to touch 194 million by 2031) needs more startups to venture into this space