A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
India, as of mid-August, is home to roughly 50 unicorns, half of them minted in 2021—the surge catapults it to No 3 in the world, after Silicon Valley and China—a surefire sign that the country's tech startup scene has crossed a new threshold
One similarity between grammar and business is that both are defined by punctuation marks. As the recent unprecedented unicorn run of startups indicates, the magic is in knowing when and how the two go together
The managing partner at Prime Venture Partners on why startups must use money as a tool and not a weapon, and how first wave of Digital India has aligned with other factors to create a heady environment for the birth of unicorns
Close to half of India's billion dollar-plus tech ventures—26 till mid-August—have emerged in 2021. Two dozen unicorns have emerged in just eight months. Can they keep galloping?
The firm rocked the edtech charts by making Ivy League education accessible and affordable to executives across the globe
When older companies started downsizing or shutting shop during the pandemic, startups continued to gain momentum. In 2021 alone, startups have raised more than $20 billion in funding
With government initiatives and newer business models, the sector is poised to grow further
Sluggish credit growth continues to hurt bank finances and will delay economic recovery. Retail lending will improve by March 2022, after the impact of a potential third Covid-19 wave