Startups

Global Indian covers the movers and shakers in the start-up ecosystem. We feature key organizations in this segment across various verticals with the aim to inspire and empower the readers through the journeys of entrepreneurs who have not just established their businesses but also play a significant role in growth of the Indian economy.

We also feature entrepreneurs of the Indian diaspora who are making the country proud by setting up businesses in different corners of the world. Every start-up has an interesting journey to share. Global Indian weaves those exciting journeys in words so that both the highs and lows provide an avenue of learning and growth to the niche audience.

  • As a child, Srinath Ravichandran was obsessed with all things space. Every time ISRO launched a rocket, he would be glued to his television.
    Agnikul Cosmos: IIT Madras-incubated startup that built the world’s first 3D printed rocket

    As a child, Srinath Ravichandran was obsessed with all things space. Every time ISRO launched a rocket, the Chennai boy would be glued to his television set devouring all the foo

    Reading Time: 10 mins
  • Byju Raveendran 1
    Byju’s overtakes Paytm, becomes India’s most valued startup

    (Our Bureau, June 14, 2021) Bengaluru-based Ed-Tech company Byju’s has become India’s most valued startup after raising $340 million (₹2,500 crore) in funding from investors such as UBS Group, Blackstone, Abu Dhabi’s ADQ, Phoenix Rising-Be

    Reading Time: 5 mins
  • Indian Chaipreneuers
    The Chaipreneuers bringing Indian tea to the world

    (Our Bureau, May 21) Indians love their chai and tea exports have created many successful business ventures for decades. But a new breed of entrepreneurs have stepped in to blend technology with tea sourcing and quicken the supply process to ensure tea lov

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Start-ups FAQs

  • What to learn from start-ups?
  • What are the different types of start-ups?
  • Example of start-ups?
  • How to start a start-up?
  • What is difference between start-up and a company?
  • What are best start-up industries?
  • Why do start-ups fail?
  • How can start-ups avoid failing?
  • Why do start-ups succeed?
  • How can success of start-ups be predicted?