Startups
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Cow? Buffalo? Goat? No, it's oat Milk
A plant-based alternative dairy brand is trying to make a splash with oat milk. Can Alt Co find its milky way?
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Quick commerce: I don't understand the difference between 10 and 20 minutes - Dunzo's Kabeer Biswas
The co-founder of Dunzo on the future of quick commerce and the need to charge a delivery fee
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Exclusive: Infra.Market set to buy 24 percent in Shalimar Paints
Move to invest Rs270 crore pits the construction solutions company against paints biggies such as Asian Paints, Kansai Nerolac and Berger
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India's product generation has lessons for the world: Girish Mathrubootham
A new generation of entrepreneurs is excelling at building software products, and at the same time, helping create a new tech landscape globally, the founder and CEO of Freshworks writes
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Samosa Party and its QSR gambit
Amit Nanwani and Diksha Pande used only one ingredient to make a brand out of a humble samosa: Passion. How big can the party be?
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Meet the Speed Guns: Can Zepto live up to its billing?
Two 19-year-old Stanford dropouts are writing the A to Z of Q commerce in India with speed, guts and gusto
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Vidit Aatrey and Sanjeev Barnwal: Creating value and wealth for millions
Social commerce platform Meesho has touched nine million women micro entrepreneurs across 5,000 towns. The founders are also creating wealth for employees and impacting the broader ecosystem
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Meet all the 42 unicorns born in 2021, the highest ever for any year
Indian startups, from fintech, edtech, healthtech and even proptech, are becoming favourites of investors at home and across the world. Here's a quick lowdown of all the 42 unicorns that were born in India in 2021
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Eruditus and Ashwin Damera: A masterclass in wealth creation
Ashwin Damera's global edtech empire is built on the twin pillars of accessible higher education and creating a valuable business
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You've got mail: Wake up, and start your Jurni
Two young women are sprinting in their bootstrapped journey by delivering morning newsletter on culture, work-life and travel to millennials. Can The Jurni make big business out of newsletters?
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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