India’s venture capital ecosystem is showing strong signs of recovery. According to recent research, Indian startups raised more than $13 billion in funding during 2025, reflecting renewed investor interest across sectors such as AI, SaaS, fintech, climate tech, and manufacturing….

Raising funding is one of the biggest challenges for any startup founder. Many founders spend months building products, refining business models, and preparing pitch decks. Yet when it comes to approaching investors, they often make one critical mistake: they focus…

In 2021, founders could often raise capital with a compelling vision, a large market opportunity, and a convincing story. In 2026, the bar is significantly higher. Across startup ecosystems globally, investors have become more selective about where they deploy capital….

India’s startup ecosystem remains one of the most active in the world, but raising capital has become significantly harder than it was a few years ago. According to the Recent Report, Indian tech startups raised approximately $10.5 billion across 1,518…

By April 2026, foreign investors had withdrawn more than USD 20 billion from Indian equities. Despite the scale of these outflows, Indian markets remained resilient. One reason was the growing strength of domestic capital. Among the most influential sources of…

Most investors spend their entire lives investing only in what they can see on stock exchanges. Stocks. Mutual funds. ETFs. Bonds. Yet some of India’s fastest-growing companies, largest infrastructure projects, highest-yielding credit opportunities, and most sought-after pre-IPO businesses sit outside…

For years, investing in green energy in India felt like a charitable choice – good for the planet, but highly uncertain for your wallet.  India’s renewable energy capacity crossed 250 GW in 2025, while the country achieved 50% non-fossil installed…

Until a few years ago, most global companies treated India as a secondary manufacturing option while China remained the centre of global supply chains. In 2026, that balance is starting to shift. Apple assembled nearly 55 million iPhones in India…

Industry estimates suggest that 30–40 startups close daily, adding up to 10,000+ closures annually. Every year, thousands of Indian founders start companies with a real idea, genuine effort, and enough capital to get moving. Most of them shut down within…

India’s semiconductor buildout is happening now because three powerful shifts have aligned at the same time. Demand is the first driver. India is the second largest mobile phone market in the world, the auto sector is moving quickly toward EVs,…