The ₹10,000 crore SME Growth Fund launch marks a major policy intervention aimed at accelerating India’s small business expansion. Announced amid slowing private capex, the fund raises a critical question: can structured capital finally help SMEs scale sustainably or will execution risks limit outcomes? SME Growth Fund Launch Signals Policy Push on Scale The ₹10,000 crore SME Growth Fund launch…
Zomato subscription model test signals a strategic move to improve customer retention and increase repeat orders. The company is experimenting with new membership formats aimed at delivering value through discounts, exclusive benefits, and improved user engagement in a competitive food delivery market. Zomato Subscription Model Test Reflects Retention Focus Zomato subscription model test comes at a time when customer retention…
Zomato is experimenting with a subscription-based delivery model as it looks to improve margins in a highly competitive food delivery…
Zomato is testing AI-driven menu pricing to help restaurants optimize margins and respond dynamically to demand patterns. The move reflects…
Zomato and Swiggy face margin pressure as discount wars return, signaling a shift back to aggressive customer acquisition strategies in…
India’s workforce is undergoing a transformation as businesses rethink traditional office structures. Remote, hybrid, and flexible work models are becoming the norm, allowing companies to adapt to employee preferences and operational realities. This shift is not limited to metros; Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities are also witnessing growing adoption…
In India’s competitive startup ecosystem, founders are realizing that telling their story early can make a significant difference in growth and visibility. Effective public relations helps startups build credibility, attract investors, customers, and talent, and differentiate themselves in crowded markets. For startups in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, a…
Incubators and accelerators are playing a critical role in helping Indian startups grow from early ideas to scalable businesses. They provide mentorship, funding guidance, networking opportunities, and access to resources that are especially valuable for entrepreneurs in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. By bridging knowledge gaps and connecting startups…
India’s deep-tech startup ecosystem is gaining momentum, driven by innovation in areas such as artificial intelligence, robotics, advanced materials, and biotech. These startups are tackling complex scientific and engineering challenges, creating solutions with long-term impact. Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities are gradually contributing to this wave, with talent, research…
An increasing number of Indian startups are choosing to incorporate abroad, reflecting shifts in global business strategy and investor preferences. Founders are exploring international registration to access larger markets, attract global funding, and benefit from regulatory frameworks that support rapid scaling. This trend is gaining traction not only in major…
The co-working culture in India is evolving as businesses adapt to a post-COVID world. Flexible work arrangements, hybrid models, and digital-first operations are changing how professionals use shared office spaces. Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities are witnessing growing demand as startups, freelancers, and small enterprises seek affordable, well-equipped spaces…
India’s startup ecosystem has seen a surge of new-age founders who are turning innovative ideas into publicly listed companies. From small beginnings in Tier 2 cities to scaling globally, these entrepreneurs offer valuable lessons in resilience, strategy, and market understanding. Their journeys highlight the importance of adaptability, customer focus, and…
India’s startup ecosystem is evolving rapidly, with several companies challenging conventional industries through innovation and technology. From finance and healthcare to agriculture and logistics, these startups are redefining business models, improving efficiency, and creating new consumer experiences. Both metro and Tier 2 city markets are seeing the impact, as these…
India’s startup ecosystem is maturing, and many new ventures are facing their first experience with economic slowdown. Uncertainty in funding, shifting consumer behavior, and supply chain disruptions can challenge growth and sustainability. Startups in metros and Tier 2 cities alike need to adopt strategic approaches to weather the downturn, focus…
India’s startup ecosystem in 2025 presents entrepreneurs with a key strategic choice: bootstrapping their ventures or seeking external funding. Both approaches have distinct advantages and challenges, influencing growth, control, and scalability. While funded startups can scale rapidly, bootstrapped businesses often prioritize sustainability and financial discipline. Understanding the nuances of each…
Surat, India – SeeratEthnic, a growing name in Indian fashion, proudly announces the launch of…
India’s business landscape is shifting, and Tier 2 cities are emerging as significant players in…
India’s export sector is showing signs of resilience even as global economic growth slows down.…
Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are a backbone of India’s economy, contributing significantly to…
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