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Zoho ERP Launch Signals Direct Challenge to Global Enterprise Giants
Zoho ERP has entered the enterprise software market with a surprise launch that directly targets Oracle and SAP, using rural India as a real world testbed rather than a marketing claim. The move positions Zoho ERP as a cost efficient, India built alternative aimed at mid sized and distributed enterprises. Zoho ERP has officially expanded Zoho’s product stack into full…
Zerodha Criticises Market Holiday Rule as Brokers Push Reform
Zerodha has criticised India’s stock market holiday framework, arguing that shutting exchanges for local elections no longer fits a digital trading reality. The comments have triggered a broader debate among brokers on whether legacy market closures are misaligned with how Indian markets operate today. Zerodha flags disconnect between market holidays and digital trading The criticism from Zerodha follows the closure…
Zepto Files for $1.22 Billion IPO as Quick Commerce Shifts
Zepto files for $1.22 billion IPO as quick commerce competition moves from private funding rounds to public markets. The filing…
Youth, Women and Farmers Take Centre Stage at Kashi Samvaad 2025
The upcoming summit Kashi Samvaad 2025, scheduled for 21-22 November 2025 in Varanasi, is geared toward inclusive growth as youth,…
Young Indians Redefine Entrepreneurship: Building Businesses with Minimal Capital
Across India, a new wave of entrepreneurs is breaking traditional barriers by starting businesses with little to no capital. From…
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Startup PR: Why Founders Need to Tell Their Story Early
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…
The Role of Incubators and Accelerators in Scaling Businesses
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…
Inside India’s Deep-Tech Startup Scene
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…
Why More Indian Startups Are Incorporating Abroad
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…
Co-working Culture 2.0: Post-COVID Trends and Costs
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…
From Idea to IPO: Lessons from India’s New-Age Founders
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…
Disruptive Indian Startups Changing Traditional Industries
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…
How Startups Can Survive Their First Economic Slowdown
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…
Bootstrapped vs Funded: What Works Better in 2025
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…
The Rise of Women Entrepreneurs in India’s Business Landscape
Women entrepreneurs in India are reshaping the business landscape, bringing innovation, resilience, and diverse perspectives to industries across the country. From metros to Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, more women are starting ventures in technology, retail, healthcare, and social enterprises. Access to funding, digital tools, and mentorship programs is…