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The investment round led by Naspers is set to give Swiggy an edge over arch rival Zomato

Pankaj Joshi believes the second phase will see a lot of new businesses getting funded, those that will actually address problems that exist in India and not just try to bring a problem that has been solved in another country and try to copy-paste that solution in India while the problem may not really exist

We have to correct this information deficit as understanding failure could be the difference for success

Eka Software was founded 14 years and its most prominent work includes working with startups to help them scale

The 37-year old co-founded e-commerce platform Flipkart, which was bought by Walmart in a $16-billion deal earlier this year

In this issue, we bring you the success story of an avant-garde Asian-Indian hotelier, the lowdown on some of the best coworking spaces in India and more.

The company boasts of personalized healthcare solutions at the patient's home

Freshworks Inc has bagged a whopping $100 million investment led by Accel Partners and Sequoia.

India's start-up culture in the healthcare space is yet to establish says Dr GSK Velu

"Multiple models of groceries have come and gone while we have just furthered to say that this is the right thing to do and this is the right time"

While Indians can be happy about the growing number of Indian unicorns, it's actually the world's largest technology investment firm Softbank that can claim to be a part of their success

With the increasing number of mobile phone it has become relevant for even the SMEs to have their own mobile app

They know the best about how to deal with challenges and learning from them about it, is no less than a motivational punch for all of us

Walmart picks up a majority stake in Flipkart. But is this the fate of Flipkart that Startup India had hoped for?

Singh said that he would allot a substantial part of the fund raise proceeds to creating a strong F&B product line for walk ins as well as delivery segment

"It is the customers who will take LinkedIn into small neighborhood if they feel they find value"

India has so many problems and so many problems mean so many opportunities.

Location plays a major role for a co-working space because many people want the flexibility feature of working from different locations.

Upasana Taku expects overall digital payments to contribute 35-40 percent of total transactions in the economy by 2018.

Given the growing number of women foraying into entrepreneurial ventures, India stands to benefit.

'For couples, it works best if they have a common goal for life.'