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As per Crunchbase, the total amount of funding raised by ZoomCar in India is $100.2 million

Quality healthcare will become a reality for the masses provided the investments are channelized properly

The stakeholders of the startup ecosystem in India desperately want the angel tax regime to be abolished

To stand tall in the market and among the competitors, raising funding has become an on-going trend within startups today.

This investor believes India has shown that it is extremely difficult to create exits and distributions for the investors as well as entrepreneurs'

For Damani, if the investor has taken the role of a lead or mentor in the start-up, then it is their duty to be involved in the business

Reddi believes that startups today are staring at opportunities and can very well absorb huge capital after having learned the lesson the hard way

Venture Capitalists favour big investments in startups that have already filed the patents

"It's a conscious call that a founder has to take according to the priorities and demands of industry"

Consumer products have to be simple and if they solve a real problem, they get word of mouth growth.

Ben Mathias of Vertex Ventures decodes some key points to asses before you make that pitch

Singhal drafts few to-dos for entrepreneurs before betting on them – first, tell him why you are passionate about a particular thing and not just for the sake of it.

Dhol shares what clicked him for three businesses which are next in line to 'arrive'. Happy Pitching!

"Investors will always look for entrepreneurs who show readiness to spend money and have 'skin in the game'"

Seedfund has been among the best performing early stage funds in India that saw Indian start-up ecosystem born and grow.

That does sound fair but there at times, is need to refrain from being over ideological.

When Pranav and Siddarth decided to join the venture brigade, father Mohandas Pai, who is also the co-founder of Aarin Capital simply told them to analyse in detail and make decisions on meri

The brothers continuously learn and understand what it takes to build companies that have long-lasting value in India.

Irrespective of whether this is the entrepreneur's first venture or tenth, there is always a risk of failure.

Entrepreneur spoke to Siddhartha Das, a General Partner, and has been with Ventureast since January 2006.

VCs are more used to manage CEOs which is very different from managing a clerk