40 Under 40: The incredible story of PharmEasy
The startup became the first Indian e-pharmacy to enter the coveted unicorn club in April this year when it raised about $350 million in a funding round.
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40 under 40: Meet the founders of Bobble AI
Bobble started in 2015 as an app to turn selfies into stickers. Today, Bobble boasts of over 50 million users as well as a list of partners that includes Xiaomi, Foxconn, Apple, and Amazon.
40 Under 40: Stanza Living’s big future plans
The founders of Stanza Living—a managed accommodation provider—are clearly bullish about what’s next. Here is why they figure in Fortune India's 40 Under 40 list.
BharatPe: The shopkeeper’s best friend
BharatPe has the shopkeeper at the centre of its fintech universe. This has paid rich dividends to the company. All thanks to QR codes.
Invest India: The government’s own startup
The young and lean team at Invest India, the national investment promotion and facilitation agency, is functioning like a startup to bring investments to the country.
The year of the unicorns
Last year, despite the pandemic ravaging Indian economy, there was one silver lining: India saw the rise of 11 new unicorns. Here is a list.
India is becoming a global unicorn hub. Here’s why
Despite Covid-19 hammering Indian economy, the country saw 11 unicorns emerge in the last one year. Clearly something incredible is happening in India’s startup ecosystem that warrants attention.
The rise of Asian startups
A panel at the WEF’s India Economic Summit which had OYO’s Aditya Ghosh and Zilingo’s Ankiti Bose says many startups in Asia have created global brands and are at the forefront of innovation.
Modi’s return: Startups see policy continuity
Startup investors and founders expect the NDA government’s startup policies such as Startup India and Digital India to continue unabated. However, clarity on angel tax is still needed.
Are Indian start-ups showing the path to peaceful hegemony?
India is the second largest ecosystem in the world but, unlike in the case of China, no one is afraid of India’s startups.
