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Anand Mahindra’s Monday motivation is a nonagenarian who proves you can change your life’s script any dayAnand Mahindra Monday Motivation: Anand Mahindra has highlighted the inspiring journey of Prabhavati Bhagwati, a 98-year-old entrepreneur f...- One Of A Kind Startup Awards 2026: Finally, something for early-stage foundersIndia is teeming with early-stage startups, but very few awards are built for them. One Of A Kind, presented by Cashfree Payments and The E...
- She had no choice but to go to IIT Kanpur, work at McKinsey, cofound a startup. Left all. Now, at 31, she is rebuilding her life as per her choice. Who is Kanak Agrawal?A woman from Rajasthan is gaining attention for walking away from a seemingly perfect career path, including IIT Kanpur, McKinsey, and a st...
- She ditched retirement to launch a startup at 60. Despite no tech experience, founder-CEO works 70-hour weeks with a clear exit strategyAt 60, Ontario-based entrepreneur Karen Hastie defied traditional retirement by launching the Chamber Perks App after selling her fitness b...
- India's tech startups clinch $2.5 billion funding in Q1 2025, fare better sequentially: ReportOther notable takeaways from the Tracxn report were the increase in funding for late-stage startups both sequentially and year-on-year basi...
- LTCG at par with stocks is a returns boost for VCsThis addresses a long-standing demand of the venture investor community to tax gains from the sale of unlisted companies at par with listed...
- Doors to politics not closed, will give millennial touch if join in future: Aryaman ScindiaAryaman Scindia, son of Union minister Jyotiraditya Scindia, has expressed that he may enter politics in the future. He aims to bring a "mi...
- How to save to fund an entrepreneurial dreamPlan investments according to the time horizon needed for assets to grow.
- Clarity, caution and conviction will drive startup investments in 2023Entrepreneurs are only getting smarter and wiser with time, and the serious ones who're starting for the right reason will continue to do s...
- US can persuade Kiev to seize diplomatic opportunity: American expertsAccording to the two experts, "arms transfers [to Kiev] are key to setting the stage." "The United States and NATO should make it clear to ...
- VC firm 3one4 Capital elevates Nruthya Madappa to directorMadappa joined the firm as principal and head of growth and capital development in 2020, and has led topline and capital growth for the por...
- Falcon Edge raises $300 million India dedicated fundAs a part of the deal made with its Limited Partners the portfolio companies that Alpha Wave Incubation (AWI) backs will have to have a cor...
- From ecommerce to Fintech & Data Analytics, Indian startups are changing: Saurabh SrivastavaThe Government has set up a Fund-of-Funds which is infusing Rs 10,000 crore into VC Funds targeting early stage companies and this is a gam...
- Startup India: Transformation in the entrepreneurial mindsetIf India starts innovating for itself, it will be a fundamental shift, changing the dynamics of the ecosystem.
- You cannot learn much about failure from studying cases on Tata: Garth Saloner"How we teach at Stanford Business School is very important. We take up case studies relevant to particular stages of a startup and the stu...
- Ahmedabad startups gear up for investment"We believe that Ahmedabad has the potential to be a thriving start-ups hub in India", said Dave Richards, Managing Partner, Unitus Seed Fu...
- Bengal needs to create entrepreneurship skills: Dilip ChenoyDilip Chenoy said in the country, around 10 million people would join the workforce age each year for the next two decades.
- Older professionals launch ventures to bring in expertise to startup ecosystemOlder professionals, typically aged 50 years or more are setting up companies in sectors ranging from alternative energy to technology serv...
- Kerala government announces new initiatives to boost entrepreneursThe Kerala government would set up a seed support scheme for early stage investments to help new entrepreneurs.
- A $100-million plan for India: Mohanjit Jolly, DFJ IndiaMohanjit Jolly, executive director, DFJ India explains to ET why the firm is taking a blended approach to investing in India - backing both...
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