Startups
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New age tycoons believe in taking the ecosystem with them: Aaditya Sharda of Infra.Market
A staggering rise in revenue—from ₹12.5 crore in FY17 to ₹1,242 crore in FY21—is mundane for the first-generation entrepreneur and the new inductee of Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow, Aaditya Sharda. Here's what excites him more
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Meat & Greet: How Licious is spicing up its story
India's biggest meat and seafood brand aggressively ramped up its ready-to-cook division to take it to Rs 200 crore in two years. Can the meat unicorn keep up its gutsy run?
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Cars24 raises $400 million, valuation soars to $3.3 billion
Over the last twelve months, the online platform for used vehicles has mopped up over a billion dollars in funding and has tripled its valuation
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How to give in to your compulsive idea, Virendra Gupta style
After quitting the stability of corporate life, VerSe's founder dove in to create solutions to bridge the digital divide for rural India. The result is a $3 billion juggernaut
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How third-time entrepreneur Srikanth Iyer got it right
It took the founder of HomeLane, India's biggest home interiors brand, 20 years to realise what he didn't want to do—and that the lesson was as important as recognising what he did want
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Entrepreneurship, dotcom bust, starting up again: How GupShup's Beerud Sheth keeps the fire going
As a second-time founder, Sheth got a first-hand experience of the highs and lows of entrepreneurship. He's built an enterprising company in GupShup
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Staying hungry and foolish: How Kamesh Goyal started up at 50 and built a unicorn
For the insurance veteran turned rookie founder, age was just a number when he decided to start Digit Insurance in 2015. Five years later, his company is a unicorn, with a valuation of $3.5 billion
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Slam Dunk: Can Rajan Bajaj grab a big slice of the fintech pie?
New unicorn Slice is fast becoming a darling of millennials, Gen Z, and Tiger Global. Can the credit card challenger live up to its billing?
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Lizzie Chapman: Pioneering buy now pay later in India
ZestMoney's Chapman has been in fintech before it became a rage, and has cracked the consumer market in her adopted home—India
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How Sakshi Vij is melting electric hesitancy with Myles Zero
New technology, high cost of ownership, battery life and range are the three biggest factors driving EV adoption hesitancy. Myles Zero's EV subscription-only model aims to hit three targets with one plan
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Vineeta Singh: Sugar Cosmetics, and the passion for the impossible
Sugar cosmetics is Singh's third startup, and one that she is determined to make ubiquitous in Indian women's makeup kits