Start Up  

Arun Mehra invested in several startup projects but faced financial losses in them. Despite all the setbacks, he consulted his friends, and decided to launch his business again, with minimal investment. Within a month, he opened a tea ship and began receiving positive responses.

Keshav Maratha, a resident of Indore, worked as a video journalist for 13 years. The long work hours and extremely low salary were a matter of concern. On the encouragement of his wife, he quit his job and opened a tea stall. Today, he makes decent earnings while sustaining the needs of his family.

Yash Kalraa from Rajasthan left his job to start his own business. He named his oats brand ‘GoOats’. Since the launch of the company, more than 5000 products have been sold. GoOat products are sold in 5 flavours, coffee, strawberry, mango, chocolate and blueberry. 
 

"Like any start-up, we had our ups and downs, but nothing could prepare us for what happened in early 2020 when the lockdown was announced," says Chef Arvind.

India is home to some of the largest SaaS start-up ecosystems in the world. In fact, according to Gartner, India ranks third globally in terms of number of SaaS vendors. Yet, despite its size, India lags behind other countries in terms of adoption rates.

Pradeep Agarwal explains the benefits cloud computing and Oracle cloud brings to the start-up ecosystem.

A Pune-based start-up firm Thincr Technologies India Private Limited has come up with 3D-printed Masks Coated with Anti-Viral Agents
 

Science-based startups are playing a crucial role in proactively bringing technologies for combating the virus

Naresh Zhang, a digital market expert, has taken to beekeeping. He now has a start-up selling honey  

People who dream big and work hard on it always succeed. Satish Kumar Patra has always been a visionary and wanted to flourish in his work-life. In 2014, he decided to be an entrepreneur and started B21 Salon. At that time, start-up culture was not even that big in India. But Satish was confident in himself and his venture. Well, all of it worked out, and today, the salon is one of the best in the country
 

The Modi government is trying to ease regulations to allow pension and insurance funds to flow to startups

Rolls-Royce has picked three Indian companies for a co-innovation programme

Bengaluru-based start-up, Bellatrix, has raised funding from several sources. The company which was founded in 2015 by a set of young engineers, has been developing low-cost launch vehicles for transporting a growing number of small satellites and novel propulsion systems

The Atmospheric Water Generator (AWG) which showcased in Aero India 2019 is manufactured by Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) in collaboration with CSIR-IICT and MAITHRI, a Hyderabad-based start-up company.
 

Ankiti Bose's fashion e-commerce start-up Zilingo is valued at $1billion USD making Ankiti the youngest chief executive in Asia apart from being the first woman CEO of a “unicorn.”